Panera Bread - San Diego

I did a Google search for pumpernickel bread and Pantera was at the top of the list. I asked for a loaf of pumpernickel and the guy didn't know what it was! I did my best to explain it to him but he didn't get it! So I asked if I could get a Rueben sandwich, he didn't know what that was either! I explained I wanted a pastrami on rye with Swiss cheese and sourkraut, he didn't have sourkraut. He said he had something similar and do I want chicken! I said no, pastrami. 45 minutes later, my sandwich is 3rd up. So after waiting nearly an hour, I got my sandwich and left. On the way home I stopped to have a bite and discovered a pepperoni with mozzarella cheese on sourdough! This place cannot be called a bakery!!!Wheelchair accessibility: Good luck, I'm pushing a walker and had to open the door on my own.

Overprice’ package food’ not fresh’ even the bread tastes old, a total disappointment for my first time ,, the staff was nice and the place was cleanParking: There’s only one 15 minutes parking and it’s always taken other than that you have to pay but before that you have to look for a parking ?Kid-friendliness: I wouldn’t take my kids, the menu is small and not appetizing for kidsWheelchair accessibility: It’s a regular entrance no wheelchair entrance. The doors are heavy for somebody in a wheelchair.

Very very spacious and the times I’ve used their restrooms have always been clean!

I always get any of the breakfast sandwiches they offer. The services was quick and the food was fresh and delicious.

Love this PaneraIn the heart of downtown they do a good job at making it feel welcome and a place to relax. The staff is attentive and there is almost never a wait even when