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    Panera Bread

    2.0 (64 reviews)
    ModerateSalad, Soup, Sandwiches
    Closed • 7:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups
    Outdoor seating

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    Big ass cucumbers
    Phuong L.

    Ordered a full size sandwich and a full size salad. When I got back to work, the 2 sides of French bread wasn't in there and missing utensils. I checked the front of the bag and the worker checked off that everything was in the bag. Clearly everything was NOT in my bag. Look at these big ass slices of cucumbers! It's bigger than a tea can. How am I suppose to eat them?! Definitely need a wide mouth for these. And since they didn't put utensils in my bag, I can't cut them up. It literally takes a few seconds to double check a bag to make sure everything is correct.

    Charged Lemonade
    Liz M.

    Placing a mobile order is pointless now, because of Covid, you still have to wait in line and ask for your food. I have the Unlimited Sips membership, and often order just a drink. 9 times out of 10, my cup isn't sitting out for me, and I have to wait in line to ask for a cup. There is no hot water container for customers; you have to ask an employee for hot water. They're always running out of pastries and bakery items. They put their lemonade away about 2 hours before close, which is frustrating as well. You then have to get an employee to go to the back to get your drink. They've been very unorganized for at least the past year!

    The nearly $10 bagel with tuna.
    Thomas B.

    Normally I have a good time here. Yes I expect Panera Bread to be a bit more on the higher end for sandwiches and such. I look at them as more of THE major coffee chain version of soups and sandwiches, so yeah it's higher prices. But, even understanding that, imagine my shock at the nearly $10.00 bagel (pictures attached). After speaking with the manager and general manager, I was told that it was done correctly, and yes I am going to eat it. It better be a kick butt tuna salad in an equally butt kicking bagel. As I am always interested in being fair, I did expect the cost of things here to expensive. I always do like the taste of the food, and frankly have not been disappointed, even going so far as enjoying the leftovers. And I do so love the sourdough bread bowls, not just for the novelty of them (come on, a bread bowl? That is always neat, no matter how many times I have them.), but I am pretty picky about sourdough and Panera DOES get pretty close to what I would consider the ideal sour dough bread and I have never been disappointed. Back to the sandwich. It's an everything bagel with tuna. It has the tomato, lettuce and onion plus tuna. The tuna filling (if you've never had it here) is a bit on the sweet side but that's due to the relish in the tuna salad. Relish is not something *I* would use, but I learned long ago that it's a common ingredient in tuna salad. Not off putting at all, but I felt it was important to add that just in case there is someone who has never had relish in tuna. All in all it's a good sandwich, but it isn't nearly $10.00 good. Part of my confusion, I think, is that for me the menu is a tad difficult to decipher. Perhaps something I could have done would have been to ask about that before I finished my order, or as the cashier is getting ready to finalize the order she/he could read it back WITH prices. At any rate, this is a decent sandwich at a very high cost, and when I brought it up to the manager and general manager here, I essentially received "we made your order right." Not exactly the right phrase to make an issue better or help a customer out. That's why I gave it a two star. Decent/good food is one thing but resolving issues is critical. Offer choices, ask more probing questions, explain the process in the back, assure me that I got a good value for what I spent. Not much of that was done well or at all.

    a bakery with a variety of baked goods
    Patrick O.

    Based on the reviews (2 stars at the time of this writing) it would appear this Panera has had a rather rough go of it. But, luckily for me, that was not my experience. I wanted to grab a quick bite to eat early in the morning as I was heading back to Indy and decided to stop in. I went with simple egg and bacon bagel sandwich and wasn't disappointed. It was ready quickly, tasted fine and the service was polite and friendly. And it gets bonus points for being close to the interstate and having plenty of parking. Not really sure what all the fuss is about but I had a very pleasant visit. Yeah, I'd swing back by if given the chance.

    The image they supposedly have on the menu
    Shu Ju Y.

    What a complete disappoint. Came to this Panera location and order some sandwiches for family members in the hospital and this location fell super short of my expectations. I ordered the New Tuscan sandwich and got some type of sandwich that I could have made for less than $5.99. The sandwich was bland and the bread was hard as croutons. This was crouton sandwich. I also ordered the Modern Caprese sandwich. This also feel short of expectations for $5.99. The sandwich barely had any cheese or tomatoes on it. The bread was super hard and crunchy like croutons. Subway could save better sandwiches than this Panera location. Super disappointed and I completed wasted my money. The sandwich was not even close to the image advertised or shown on the order screen. They show images to entice consumers but in actuality disappointed in the execution and the content of the sandwiches. Wow how can they sell something in an image only to make a sandwich that did not meet the visuals on their menu screen. I highly do not recommend this location or the sandwich that they falsely advertised. Save your money and go else where otherwise you will be wasting your time and money.

    Jim F.

    Great location on 70 just before 75 exchange. Got the corn chowder and Chipotle chicken sandwich that's good!

    My order for soup and this bread with a little flavor defiantly was not worth 30 dollars

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    Coffee cold, old and almost empty. Had to ask to make more and wait. That is at8 am on a Monday.

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    They were out of everything I attempted to order but didn't realize it until I sat there for 10 minutes waiting for my food.

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    0.9 mi
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    This was a mixed experience…read more First - there felt like some confusion about where the entrance was. I know this was a challenge because another couple rolled up after us and also said "oh we are also looking for this place!" Second - service was... not great. After being seated, we waited 15 minutes before anyone even came to take our drinks order - and this was after I stared at the bar for a long time. The tables on either sides... waited a long time for checks and table did not even get cleared for a good 30 to 40 minutes after they left. We had to request extra utensils.. the table only had a set for 2, and they sat the three of us. Towards the end, we ordered our desert to go and the check just so that we would not be stuck waiting... Third? Food is indeed amazing and delish! Their hummus was yummy. I loved my turkish soda with watermelon and strawberry. The tea was good. My husband tried the turkish tea - it was good.. my kebab meal originally did not come with rice - so i ordered a side of it. Important to mention because the rice is freakin delicious a. It was sooo aromatic - like I wantwd to eat two servings of it. Get it if you love rice. Husbands steak was a little chewier than he liked, but he agreed the rice was so good. Overall the food itself meth the expectations that other reviewers put. The service has room for improvement. I would definitely like to come back and give the last star for service..

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    Dining Area at Cafe Terra Mediterranean Cuisine

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    Cold app platter (huge portion!)

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    Ozu852

    4.5(194 reviews)
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    We decided to come here for lunch on Saturday after a long morning of errands - my husband was…read moreoptimistic based on reviews glowing it was a "hidden gem". We love sushi - travel all the way to columbus just to have some from the unofficial "japantown" at kenny center Upon arrival at 2 pm, not super busy but the store appeared bright and well decorated. We were directed to pick our preferred seating. Menus were brough quickly, drink orders we taken and brought out quickly. Sprites, came with a cup of ice. This was were it went downhill. My husband is allergic to shellfish, and we eat out understanding there is a chance of cross contamination based on what we order. He had a mild reaction - we determined his reaction was from the glass with ice, which indicates it was not washed well. Not a good sign... We ordered house lo mein, king salmon nigiri, tuna nigiri, tuna roll, and one chicken and vegetable hibachi. Sushi? The rice was long grain and unseasoned... it fell apart as my husband picked it up. The fish was.. ok.. not wowed. Even the king salmon was...just salmon and not anything amazing. My tuna roll never made it. My husband said this was the first time he had bitter ginger... he spat that back out - ginger is suppose to be a palate cleanser... Lo mein? Was ok. It was not greasy, which is what I usually encounter. Noodles were soft, but ok. Flavor.. lacking.. and there was a notcieable amount of sauce at the bottom.. so it was too runny. The hiabachi? The fried rice, saddest fries rice ever. It was hard middle and .. flavor was offputting.. this is coming from a girl that was raised to eat rice everyday in many forms. I love durian, and this rice manage to offput me.... the flavor was just weird. The hibachi chicken and veggies were the best part..sauce flavor was great and the veggies were cooked very well and chicken was juicy. So overall... would not recommend due to cleanliness (based on contact contamination from a cup) and... food was just meh

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    Ozu852 - Steak hibachi, add shrimp

    Steak hibachi, add shrimp

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    Sushi Platter

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    Buckhorn Tavern

    3.3(154 reviews)
    0.7 mi
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    Buckhorn is a local staple in the Little York area of Dayton. Nestled in an upscale wooded…read moreneighborhood, it's a favorite spot for motorcycle riders and locals alike. It is dark inside with wood paneling and stained glass lamps. An antler light gives the down home vibe. Service was fairly slow but friendly which is to be expected here especially on a busy weekend. I ordered the 10oz filet medium which came out medium well. I actually didn't mind because I also like medium well, however I read another review that said the same. It was juicy and tender. The potatoes were pretty dry and the vegetables were good just sliced a little thin. Overall I give it four stars because it was still a solid decent meal. Very friendly and attentive service.

    This was always one of the places that was widely-known as a go-to for a nice but not-too-expensive…read moremeal out when I was growing up in the northern suburbs of Dayton. But having not lived in the area for more than forty years, even though we visit family here periodically, I had not been to Buckhorn in quite some time. It obviously does a lot of things right as, from what I can tell, it's been around since 1943. It's reputation when I was growing up was already well-solidified as it had been doing what it does for 30-plus years by that time. Now that it is over 80 years in business amd working toward the century mark in the not-too-distant future, I was reminded from this visit why it is enduring. Its appeal starts with the timelessly homey ambiance. It goes for a rustic theme, something like what I remember where we often ate when traveling through parts of the American West with my parents as a kid. The exterior certainly presents as a vintage off-the-beaten-path eatery. When you walk in, you can see that they pull off the rustic vibe pretty well. The wood paneling and attractive bar area give a saloon-cum-supper-club-style feel which is topped off with the deer-antler chandelier to connote rusticity. But in the bigger picture, the point is that they present a very comfortable atmosphere in which to enjoy a meal. Their second, less obvious key to endurance, in my opinion, is the location. It's not close to anything but the homes of those who like living a little out of the way amongst the woods. That's tricky because it ostensibly limits the addressable market. It means that a place like this has to be a destination itself and largely rely on reputation and a loyal customer base, because they won't get much in the way of synergistic, passer-by business. But this means they have achieved something sustainable of that sort which provides a degree of insulation from factors beyond their control. That probably would not work well today unless you have a lot of capital and a lot of patience. The startup costs and the extensive runway required would likely not make a place like this appealing to most investors who want to see piles of money from their inputs much quicker. That's a shame, but the character that only comes with time makes a place like this even more interesting and enjoyable. It certainly adds to, and indeed is what is largely responsible for, its throwback persona. I had read reviews for this establishment that suggested that the service is a little choppy. During our visit, however, we saw no issues. There were three in our party and we were there on a moderately busy Thursday night. We were seated right away and our server Lou-Ann did a very good job of taking care of us. The food took a tad long to come out, but not beyond reason. In effect, the service was solid and we had no real complaints. Their menu reflected the vibe they have maintained for decades. It is a classic Midwest American collection of offerings designed to resonate with their fans. They specialize in Burgers and other traditional favorites that appeal to Midwestern tastes. The bread basket at the beginning was a nice starting touch. Between the three of us for our mains, we tried the Beef Hot Shot, the 10 oz. Sirloin with Cowboy Butter and the Turkey Avocado Salad (which may have been one of the more adventurous choices). The salad was mine and I supplemented it with a cup of Chili. It was all great. My sister-in-law said she had forgotten how good hot shots were. My wife enjoyed her steak and had some to take home. My chili was excellent and I could easily see how a bowl of it could be a meal. The salad was also very tasty and satisfying. The fare gets a solid A-grade from us. The value here is still pretty decent for what it is. With food, drinks, tax and tip, our bill was $80. At just shy of $27 per person, that's a reasonable value these days. It is good to see that this place still lives up to its legacy. It's a 4.5 to 5-star place for me. I'll hope to return for another meal soon.

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    Dining Area at Buckhorn Tavern

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    Turkey Avocado Salad at Buckhorn Tavern

    Buckhorn Tavern - Storefront for Buckhorn Tavern

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    Tony's Italian Kitchen

    4.1(168 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    •$$

    Excellent dinner at Tony's. We got the Friday specials of cannelloni and manicotti. Richelle add…read moremeatballs to her order and I added the calamari in marinara sauce. We love this meal. This was the first calamari I have had just in marinara sauce; this style really brings out the calamari flavor. Richelle said the cannelloni and meatballs were fantastic. Two baskets of garlic bread, and a nice salad. Service was friendly. Dine in area is fairly basic, but it was clean and comfortable. Prices are very reasonable!

    100th REVIEW And what better way to celebrate this Yelp…read moremilestone than at an Italian restaurant? As someone with family from New York and New Jersey, I take Italian food very seriously. I am always suspicious of the authenticity Italian restaurants in the Midwest, especially when some places by me claim that Ragu is their "house recipe." However, I was pleasantly surprised by Tony's in Dayton! As soon as I saw the statue of a chef and plastic grapes in the entryway, I knew Tony's was the real deal. I came with a group of 10, and the waiters were able to accommodate us into one large table in the back of the dining room. The dining room itself is decorated like a charming alleyway in the streets of Rome, with some decorations looking straight out of Nonna's kitchen. We were served drinks right when we sat down, and I noticed on the menu that there was an impressive selection of IPAs and wine. Our waiter was kind enough to bring someone in our party a "sample" of beer when he was deciding between two drinks. Of course, no Italian dinner is complete without garlic bread, and Tony's garlic cheesy bread was a hit with the whole table! I couldn't get enough of it. For dinner, I enjoyed the ravioli, which was served on a plate that was bigger than my head! The sauce was flavorful with a hint of crushed red pepper, and the ravioli themselves were thick and fluffy. I loved every bite! Unfortunately, not everyone liked their dinners as much as I did. My sister said her Alfredo sauce "tasted like nothing," and I saw from across the table that my mother's baked ziti was burnt. One thing I did appreciate about Tony's was the prices. For just $13.50, I got a full plate of ravioli, plus a side salad and garlic bread! I was very impressed with that deal.

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    Dinner!!!!

    Tony's Italian Kitchen - Small but intimate dinning room

    Small but intimate dinning room

    Tony's Italian Kitchen - Their version of calamari.... So good

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    Their version of calamari.... So good

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