Panera Bread — Restaurant in Town of Babylon

I'm giving it a two star because they keep adding really gross things to the menu and taking off the things I like.

The got rid of the old Chicken Cob Salad, which was delicious, and replaced it with the Green Goddess version which just doesn't taste good.

They replaced the shaved parmesan cheese in the Caesar Salad with powered cheese which doesn't taste as good either.

They keep adding new things to the menu that doesn't taste good like the new Southwest Chile Lime Ranch Salad which was really, really bad tasting. Mostly because the chicken didn't taste good, it actually tasted rotten, which sucked because I liked the rest of the salad.

And they got rid of the Greek Flatbread, which I used to get all the time and was tasty.

So go back to your old menu and stop trying to add so many things with "super foods" and cheaper ingredients (it's noticeable) while raising the...

I haven't been to Panera in ages but decided to take my brothers here before shopping at Walmart. As expected, the prices are still high, if not higher than I remember. Almost $50 for two tuna sandwiches, a bowl of mac'n'cheese, two sodas and a coffee. The food wasn't bad but I found the store cold as if there was no heat on. The layout is a bit difficult to manage in a wheelchair. I ordered through the kiosk so I don't know if I should have selected customize so we could select what we wanted with our order but I got bread with my bowl where I would have preferred an apple or chips. It didn't prompt me to select which one I preferred. The place to pick up your order isn't accessible to someone in a wheelchair. The order had 3 soda cups instead of 2 soda cups and a coffee cup so we had to ask the cashier for the coffee cup. Due to the prices I don't think I'll be coming back here...

Great if you have an unlimited expense account from your job or are used to severely overpriced vacation resort food. Small bowl (like 4 tablespoons) of mac and cheese? (You don't get to see the portion sizes before you order) Almost $7. With coffee and a (small) bagel where you spread your own cream cheese, all told, $13. Holy sweet Jesus.

See photo. Let's review again: dry toasted bagel, fingerbowl-sized side dish, and coffee, $13. And we are 30 miles away from NYC.

Would have gone to chipotle next door but they were temporarily closed. Not exactly sure how this place is surviving in a rural Walmart parking lot in Farmingdale.

BTW, Reading other reviews about 'rude' or 'inattentive' staff and they're nothing but professional here. Then again I have to admit I'm a white male. I forget my privilege sometimes.

One thing they do have is a...