Panera Bread

I've been coming to this location for years. I really enjoy the sort of secluded alcove they have in the back. I enjoy coming here every so often to drink coffee, listen to music and do some writing. The staff here is friendly and it's great you can get refills of coffee for free.

You gotta be kidding me me. Just look at the pic. This was almost $9 Bro, they ain’t gonna stay in business if they charge this much for bird size food. This much Mac and cheese should be like $1.25

I purchased 3 soups on 1/27/26 at approximately 4:40pm. It was apparent the young man on register was in training. I presented my gift card and he attempted to swipe it after I tried. He then got a manager a rude (female w/dark hair), she said to me "where did you get this from, it's probably not activated". I advised her it was a gift and I'm sure they gave me a good card. When she realized the cashier has to manually put the numbers in (because it wasn't purchased in their store), the card was indeed valid. The manager then proceeds to tell me that they were out of bread and I could have chips or an apple, I chose neither and asked if I could just get any bread available, she said "no". A customer ordering after me was told they had ciabata bread and I asked if I could get that, she sai

i absolutely never give one star reviews, i usually give four to someone who deserves 2/5, but my experience here was absolutely atrocious. we were served wilted arugula in our garden caprese sandwich and a HALF FILLED BOWL! that was the bowl after 2 half spoons. horrible .

Panera is one of my go-to places for clean eating. It never disappoints. My favorite soup? Autumn squash. My favorite salad? Fuji apple with chicken. And with the “pick two” selection, I can have the best of both worlds. Panera Bread in Marlton is very consistent in the quality of its food and service; I am a semi-frequent customer. Would go there more if it wasn’t so far from home.