Panera Bread Company

Blogs
February 21, 2013
An Early-Morning Creeper Kept Calling Panera Bread Demanding to See Naked People
It wasn't a run on baked souffle that kept the phones ringing off the hook at two Panera Bread locations in Dallas yesterday morning. It was one guy -- an especially creepy one -- who apparently enjoys harassing female crew members at fast-casual bakery/cafe chains. According to two police reports, ... More >>
Blogs
June 11, 2012
Ladies, Start Your Mammary Glands: Dallas is Sponsoring a Syncronized Breastfeeding Event
Back in December, the city of Dallas opened its Community Baby Cafe, which provides resources not for eating young children, as the easily confused might be led to believe, but for nursing them. Research has made the benefits of breastfeeding increasingly undeniable, so the city decided to launch CB ... More >>
Blogs
May 29, 2012
Tomato Pie Pizza Brings St. Louis-Style Pizza to Preston and Forest (Photos)
Tomato Pie Pizza recently opened at 11661 Preston Road, on the southwest corner of Preston and Forest, just down the sidewalk from Panera Bread. Owner Ryan Noles relocated, along with a few family members, from the Midwest to test his St. Louis-style family-owned joint in the metroplex. The thin cru ... More >>
Blogs
February 7, 2011
Carb Loading for A Cause At Panera and IHOP
Want to eat good and do good? Here are some opportunities this week. This week, your love for soup and pancakes automatically earns you a few extra karma points. Check out some charitable eating options going on this week. The Place: Panera Bread North Dallas in Preston Forest Shopping Center T ... More >>
Blogs
November 29, 2010
So, What Exactly is a Sandwich, Anyway?
Somehow, the 4th Earl of Sandwich, who gave his name to the food world, doesn't strike us as a chili-dog man.I wasn't able to spend Thanksgiving with my family this year, but my brother made sure I didn't miss out on the heated squabbling that always accompanies the Millers' post-dinner board ... More >>
Dining
February 25, 1999
Mexican light
Taco Diner tries to marry subtlety with Tex-Mex -- somehow, it works