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Panera Bread

4.1
(987 reviews)

Business Details

2820 South 25th Street E, Idaho Falls, ID
83404, United States
(208) 497-6171

About

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Panera Bread Idaho Falls welcomes guests to our café with warm hospitality and quality ingredients. We serve a variety of menu favorites for breakfast, lunch, and dinner—including fresh coffee, bakery items, salads, soups, and sandwiches—crafted to help you feel good about what you’re enjoying. Whether you’re dining in while enjoying complimentary Wi‑Fi, ordering online for Rapid Pick‑Up, enjoying delivery, or planning catering for a large group, Panera Bread Idaho Falls is here to make your day a little better. Food as it should be.

Details

  • Dine-inAvailable
  • DeliveryAvailable
  • TakeoutAvailable
  • Curbside pickupNot available

Location

Panera Bread
2820 South 25th Street E, Idaho Falls, ID
83404, United States

Hours

Monday8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Tuesday8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Thursday8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Friday8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Saturday8:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Sunday8:00 AM - 8:00 PM

Menu

1 menu · 159 items

Explore offerings from Panera Bread on 2820 South 25th Street E in Idaho Falls, with popular sandwiches, soups & mac, salads, and pastries & sweets available at this location.

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Products & Services

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Explore offerings from Panera Bread on 2820 South 25th Street E in Idaho Falls, with popular we’re here to help when and where you need us. available at this location.

Our Products

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Delivery

We deliver your Panera favorites right to your door with contactless delivery. Just tell us where to leave your meal in the “Delivery Instructions” box when placing your order.

Flatbread Pizza Menu

Panera pizza is here! Unbox the new flatbread pizzas in three varieties: margherita, chipotle chicken & bacon, and cheese. Pick it up, have it delivered, or grab it through the drive through for lunch or dinner.

Reviews

4.1
987 reviews
5 stars
518
4 stars
236
3 stars
92
2 stars
57
1 star
84
  • CG
    Connie Guymon
    5 days ago
    5.0
    Don't pass this place without grabbing a loaf of bread to take home!
  • EC
    Edwin Clawson
    5 days ago
    3.0
    I didn't think too much of it. It's okay for a soup and sandwich place
  • ED
    Erika D
    6 days ago
    5.0
    Food was fresh and delicious. Before I went to the restaurant I called to inquire about their website and Lauren was so sweet and helpful!!
  • CC
    CHOW
    Oct 5, 2026
    3.0
    Over the decade it has been here in IF, we've popped in a few times during off-hours for one of our "lunners." There's a well-maintained, pretty nice outdoor seating area—but no one ever seems to be sitting out there. One of our pop-ins during lunchtime, the inside was busy enough that my other half and I almost had to leave without ordering—cuz me and my anxieties didn't want the surrounding busy buzz—still no one out on that patio. Wonder why I thought first to flee rather than sit out there🤔 But we stayed, and the place cleared out pretty quickly. My other half was always the reason we wound up there for lunner—she likes their soup and salad—not my thing. But, their sandwich and flatbread premier ads easily convince me, they look so yummy—so I'm always game to go—but that's probably why I'd rather flee, the foods they advertise don't live up to the expectation. But lately, we've been focusing on our 'We've not Tried' list—so our first Panera "cheat day" breakfast was planned. So, as I'm not a fan of their lunch, here's hopin' for a good breakfast🤞 A few varieties of coffee in large dispensers sit at a long station on one side of the counter walkway. Turn around so you can shop the display case full of treats and breakfast goods—all shipped in. There are menu boards behind the counter. So, you have a choice between ordering from the counter person—if you can catch them while they aren't off performing a multitude of duties. Or, you can just order from one of about four kiosks—which seems to be the accepted norm. I mean, it's smart labor usage. I've not seen an eatery with multiple people ready to take your order, but multiple screens means employees can do more work—and there's fewer lines. And those kiosks are quite consistent, capable of upselling—and always successfully add to my bill. You give your phone number to the kiosk, to receive a text when your order is ready. Then you go get a cup and fill your drinks before sitting. The dining area is just packed tight with seating, but there are multiple access points, so goin' to and from your table is easy enough. We were the only dine-in customers that morning—so, that was peaceful. Most of our order came from the display, so we already had it. I had ordered a sandwich, which the kitchen actually put together—so we had to wait—barely. We no sooner sat down when my notification sounded. So here we go: They set items up in the service window—not necessarily all together as an order. From what I could see, the counter person typically assembles the orders—but that wasn't necessary for my one sandwich. The main part of my breakfast, the Croissant Sausage Egg & Cheese Sandwich—wasn't any better due to being assembled in house. Truly—assembled—the eggs are liquid carton, and the sausage is shipped in precooked and frozen. So my heat-n-eat sandwich was pretty flavorless in comparison to fresh-made—didn't even taste like egg. My Five Cheese & Bacon Frittata had a moist, but crumbly texture, definitely not custard-like as it should be. And what's supposed to be bacon tasted more like salt. My other half also got one—she complained it was salty. The seasonal Caramel Pumpkin Slice, sounded interesting. While it was the highlight of my meal—it too was less of a treat, and more of a spiced light bread—that didn't pair well with coffee—maybe for tea drinkers. She didn't like her Bacon & Spinach Souffle—also "salty" and "kind of crispy and thick, not what I'm used to." But, again the baked good—she liked the Pumpkin Cinnamon Roll. We both got Dark Roast Coffee—neither of us liked it. It has a grainy, almost dirt-like aftertaste. This sorry excuse for breakfast food is heavily overpriced, and belongs in a vending machine. Two stars for this breakfast, but the quiet, sweets, soups and salads, and the fact that they have that nice outdoor seating save this place. 3* If at Panera, I recommend sticking with a sweets breakfast.
  • KW
    KL Washkow
    Sep 14, 2026
    5.0
    Quiet location. We used the kiosk to view ingredients and order. We then picked up our order at the window. It would be nice to know what items are organic and free of seed oils. (Very important for those battling cancer)

Frequently Asked Questions About Panera Bread

Does Panera Bread in Idaho Falls accept reservations?

No, Panera Bread in Idaho Falls does not accept reservations.

What are the operating hours for Panera Bread Idaho Falls?

Panera Bread Idaho Falls is open from 8:00 AM to 9:00 PM Monday through Saturday, and from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on Sundays.

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