We had the BBQ sandwich and turkey bacon club. My BBQ sandwich was amazing!! My husband said the…read moreturkey bacon club was very good and was similar to Schlotskys but better. I can tell it's a local spot as people were friendly and seemed to know each other. Would definitely be back if we are in the area again.

The absolute best! Gluten free great! Fresh and delicious…read moresmoked turkey. Highly recommend to people missing Schlotzsky's.

Amazing Vietnamese sandwiches. I got the shredded pork with lychee strawberry fruit tea and she got…read moregrilled pork and lychee fruit tea. Everything was delicious. So happy we found this place. Perfect lunch on a hot summer day

I tried this place in Nov/Dec of 2025 when I moved...in search of a Pho place that would take the…read moreplace of the wonderful place I loved in Nashville, TN, and was disappointed! Majority of Pho in NoCo has been salty & bland. Since then, I've tried at least 5-6 places already that serve Pho...and I'm going to say...this is a Top 3 in CO, #1 in Loveland (per my taste buds). Here at PBM, there's balance issue in pho broth. I'm looking & savoring the backbone slow-simmered beef richness (usually from marrow bones, oxtail, brisket), with aromatics like star anise, cardamom, cloves, and cinnamon acting more like background notes--not the main show. Maybe it was an off day, which that would be good...that would give me hope that the broth is being made in-house! I will come back again, in hopes that PBM will validate being THE BEST in Loveland!

I ordered lamb lemongrass and added mixed vegetables and it was fabulous! Really love the flavor…read more Everything was clean not greasy will definitely be back.

Tried again 3 mo later. It does look like there is new mgt/owner(s)…read more Pho has not changed, which is disappointing. Also was hopeful for some new condiments that are authentic to the dish...cuz sriracha just doesn't cut it. They are going to do reno mid May to mid June.

The food is the traditional spoons food and of course is very tasty! The customer service was…read moregreat. Appreciated the friendliness of the staff. There was not however much space to sit down. if you are wanting to have lunch with a friend or just chill out for a bit this may not be your spot. There were some bar stools by the window and then one table available. If we had known this before we got there we would have opted for a different location to meet up but we made it work.

I think the lady behind the counter was having a bad day. She was rushed, impatient and a little…read morecurt. The soups, as usual, were outstanding and my hot sandwich was good too. Dining area was a bit dirty. There is absolutely no ambiance in this location for a sit down meal. My solution: take it to go :)

After graduating from Colorado Christian University at the…read moreBlue Arena, my wife and I found this awesome little boutique restaurant. Seriously, I can't recommend this place enough. The owner, Emily, was there working to keep everything running smoothly. The food was healthy and evidently is a great local favorite. All the breakfast and brunch staples you'd hope for, done really well. Our server, Izzy, was amazing too. Super friendly and on top of a party of 9 (and my 18-month old toddler. I'd totally recommend this spot for a laid-back breakfast or brunch. And honestly, if I'm ever back in the area, I'd go out of my to visit Taste Local again. I walked out really impressed, as I think anyone would.

My first morning in lovely Colorado, and yet I felt...oddly at home, as if the crisp mountain air…read morecarried memories of its own from a thousand miles back home, carried abreast on the currents of some of the more obscure Sade songs in the morning. I was seated quickly, before I could even come up with a witty remark for a question of preference. I ordered a Baklava Latte with oat milk, as one does in Rome, and the sweet potato hash with a homemade biscuit. I believe the modern slang is straight bussin, however I'm led to believe that gas would also suffice, no cap frfr on God, et cetera. Had I let a baser instinct take over, I may have licked the plate clean. Next time, perhaps.

This was my first experience at this Panera Bread location and I had a wonderful experience…read more Arriving at the location of this restaurant can be stressful due to the volume of traffic, but the location itself was far from stressful. Once we got into the parking lot it was very spacious with ample parking spots. Walking into an establishment can be a jarring experience, but this location was very welcoming. I did not interact with the workers often, but when I did it was satisfactory. I appreciated the many self service kiosks that allowed me to be my introverted self. The food was made fresh and within minutes I was sitting down with water and food in hands. I got a sandwich that had many great qualities. The first was the fresh bun used that added a great structure to the sandwich. The chicken and bacon were piping hot and very flavorful. I was here with a fellow vegetarian yelper who had lots of options, and she said it was "so rad". There was some confusion of where we should put our trash and plates. It seems like many patrons were leaving them in unconventional spots by where we picked up our food. After a bit of wandering, we were able to find where to dispose of our waste. Perhaps more signage or another spot could be a help. Lots of tables full of crumbs and what not, but that's hard to complain after the typical lunch rush.

I never leave any bad reviews, but this is necessary. The manager Sarah is SO disrespectful. She…read morewas yelling at this young lady who was so sweet to me. It seemed like she was new, so why are we yelling at employees who are still in training? I heard Sarah yelling all the way across the restaurant at this young lady. It was so distracting I couldn't even finish my meal. I've been to this Panera so many times, and every time I see her she brings the whole mood down. I love Panera, the food is so good, but Sarah is not a good role model. I can't imagine what those employees must think of her working there. I feel so bad for that poor girl. I hope she doesn't act like that with all her employees. If she does I don't know why they keep her there.

This was a carry out experience…read more I chose the Mediterranean. The sandwich had grilled chicken, feta, zesty hummus, artichoke hearts, roasted red peppers and cucumbers. I got the combo so my chips were salt & vinegar and for a beverage an unsweetened iced tea. I liked the sandwich overall. I think just the small size next time as I ended up with half left from the medium to have for another meal. The tea was tasty and you can't go wrong with salt & vinegar chips.

I appreciate coming by this spot for lunch: a bottled or fountain soda and a turkey or tuna…read moresandwich. We usually stop here for a quick bite and a cookie craving. Parking can be a bit busy and tight. However, if you have patience or don't mind street parking and a short walk, you'll have no problem. Friendly customer service and tasty bread.

Wow. Yum! Can't believe we waited so long to go here with these great reviews. Our food was…read moredelicious. Flavorful, fresh, and the coconut rice was so tasty. We said we could actually go here two nights in a row and be happy. We had Thai tea, yellow curry (I wanted more potatoes but the chicken was quality white meat chicken without fat or gross bits), duck curry, fried cream cheese wontons, and extra coconut rice. Yum. The potatoes were cooked perfectly. The mild was mild and the hot was not as hot as he can handle but delicious. Cute little house setting. Full house but no wait. We will be back often!

Fast service and solid-tasting food in a charming, historic location. I did wonder about ADA when…read morethe patio outside wasn't open, there are multiple dining rooms inside spanning at least 3 floors and all required stairs.