Panera Bread - Quincy

Typical panera, clean friendly staff. panera must have supply chain problems. back in minnesota they were made of pecans for salads and well maintained tweepers for white cheddar and steak sandwich two weeks in order. here they had pecans, but we are from the plucked wobbles for the white cheddar and steak.

Pretty typical Panera. Long line, a little more expensive. Employees are super nice. Also it is very close to Hobby Lobby should you run out of mod podge and Christian literature.

Not good experience. Looked forward to chicken sandwiches advertised on television. However the Chicken was burnt on the edges, the greens were wilted and soggy, and there was no sauce.

Visiting Quincy for a work trip. I stopped at Panera and it was different compared to the ones in my home town. On this particular trip the kitchen staff seemed a bit overwhelmed. The dining room was about half full, so didn’t appear busy, but the food was coming out slowly. That being said the food I received was food quality. They were out of bottled water I had ordered, but they easily replaced with something else. Not a great experience, but not awful either. Average for Panera quality with somewhat slow preparation of the meals.

I stopped by here over the weekend and it was not busy whatsoever. It was quite inside. I haven't had Panera in a long time because it is not my favorite place. But the people who I were with wanted to stop in. So we did. There was no line and you can now order on an iPad and grab a buzzer when your food was ready or they can text you when it is. I ordered turkey chili and a chicken avocado melt. It came out to about $13 with a bottled water. Which was not terrible of a price for the size of the soup bowl. The tables weren't the cleanest but the environment was nice if you needed to do some work.