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Pret A Manger

3.2 (107 reviews)
Open • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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Rakema V.

I have been going to Pret A Manger for years. I use to love their tomato fete soup and Broccoli cheddar. The croissants are freshly baked daily and are so goood. I also love their ginger shot. This was the first place I try ginger shot at. Service is always friendly and bubbly. Clean and organized.

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Michael N.

Went here to order breakfast for 45 of my associates. The manager Shaun helped me put an assortment of breakfast sandwiches and healthy snacks together for them. It was a last minute thing and the delivery person was a bit late but it turned out well. Pret is always looks immaculate and clean when I go inside any location and the food is always gourmet.

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Jane L.

There were not a lot of hot items on the shelves. Stick with the salads and cold sandwiches there were more stacked in that area. Felt more like a grab and go place now. Seating area practically empty. Guys were cleaning the tables while I was in line paying for one of the hot wraps and a soda. Wondering how long they were sitting in the heating unit? Always like to get a couple home to the kids. Got a nice view seated by the window. Streets are pretty quiet and empty these days. Lots of construction and development down here. Neighborhood has dramatically and drastically changed here since COVID. Most of the customers are basically tourist and those who still work in the vicinity. Came back the following month like 1:30 PM and there was only one hot wrapped item. Do not know if they put much hot foods out. Stick with the cold items- Salads, Cold sandwiches for the shelved were well stocked.

Tomato Feta Soup  yum
Esmeralda C.

It's been a very long time since paying Pret a visit. Had to come to this location because the one closer to me is closed. I went during the late afternoon when most lunch items are scarce but did find a soup I love, the tomato with feta & was glad to be reacquainted with it. It's so creamy & tastes delicious, not bitter or acidic like other tomato soups I've tried. The space is well maintained and clean. Hygiene was always important but more so now during pandemic era. Will return during earlier hours to try their breakfast items & other lunch items too.

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The rudest staff look right at you and still ignore you after you ask them a question don't waist your money

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