Panera hands down.
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Panera hands down.
wtf They really aren't that similar. :/
I'd go with Panera. They have bagels and danishes and oh my.
Having only had the mighty Q and loving the chicken carb with extra everything (costs around 15.00 in a meal deal with the footlong) yeah I choose it.
Quiznos is so unsatisfactory. Subway > Quiznos x infinity
Panera is delish though. I've never had sandwiches there... just other carb-filled goodness like bagels and muffins and pastries and such. Then again, I haven't been there since February. :O My dad brings in bagels to his office every Friday from Panera, so when there's any left, they come home! :D
I don't like Panera Bread, but I hate Quiznos.
WTF is with Panera Bread? "What would you like for a side, a bag of woodchips or a smurfing apple?"
When it comes to sandwiches nothing beats a hearty footlong at Subway. With seven great subs on the $5 Footlong menu, plus a local favorite, you can always get full on a budget. Subway, Eat Fresh!
Guess who my employer is.
What about a baguette as a side? I usually get that and dip it in my soup. It's great.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
By the way, I think Subway is a lot better than Quiznos, and less expensive. Only there can I get a spicy Italian sub on Honey Oat bread with lettuce, tomato, spinach, chipotle southwest sauce and parmesan cheese. It's wonderful!
A baguette is meh too. If I have to eat there I'll get French onion soup, which seems nearly impossible to mess up no matter where you order it.
I get my sammiches at Togos. Roast beef and avacado.
French toast, Captain Crunch, Dutch Apple Raisin and Chocolate Chip are God!
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Mango Smoothie! YUM YUM!
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They also have delicious soups like baked potato, french onion and broccoli cheddar which you can all get inside of sourdough bowl. :drool:
I don't know any of those. But Subway I like.
Panera's paninis... it's like god came down and tickled a sammich until it became perfect. Oh my god, they're the very best.
After last summer, I think I could go my entire life without eating another panini.
Make your own sandwiches you rich lazy bastards.
Here's how!
You need:
bread or sub roll
stuff inside sandwich (meat, cheese, veggies, sauce, what have you)
toaster oven (optional)
open up bread/sub roll such that you can put things inside it. put things inside it. toast if desired. close sandwich. eat.
*has been eating a sandwich for lunch the last two weeks* :(
*hasn't had a sandwich in a while because he's lazy*:rolleyes2