Panera Bread

I went through the drive thru and just ordered some macaroni and cheese, and you've thought I ordered for a family of four as much time it took for me to receive my order. If you are press for time don't go through the drive thru.

Great food and very good food with friendly staff. Highly recommended

Met a customer for coffee, good spot to talk shop. Had a frozen mocha coffee drink, delicious. This location can be lacking in the parking department when its busy, easy to circle the building trying to figure out where to park. Access is some zigging and zagging through the strip mall parking lot or NW expressway.

Love the fresh sandwiches here, and the bacon mac & cheese is pretty darn delicious too.

First and foremost I want to make it known I am not posting about this location but for Panera as a whole. I cannot wrap my head around the craze and excitement with this company. The food is just overpriced for what it is. Yes I get it they bake "fresh" bread. But the majority of the food is just out of a container and heated up. The meat on sandwiches is very dry. Today for example, my wife wanted to eat here so I followed. Ordered the Cuban sandwich($10) and the meat was so tough it was almost like eating double bubble gum, and it wasn't really a traditional Cuban like I'm used to because it was loaded with sweet bread and butter pickles instead of dill pickles. Stuff like this really sets me off. Yes the majority of the food taste good I will say that. We ordered a kid sized bowl of broccoli cheddar soup for our son and my wife ordered a full bowl, the junior bowl was filled to the brim and the full size only halfway, so they were essentially the same amount but paying more for the full size bowl. For $31.00 I could of ate at a local dinner down the road that is crazy fresh food made to order. Panera is just not something I crave or desire nor wish to spend money on. To each their own though, just not for me.