Au Bon Pain
Categories: Food Bakeries Food Coffee & Tea Food Bagels Bakeries, Coffee & Tea, Bagels [Edit]
34th St Penn StationNew York, NY 10001
(212) 967-5276
- Price Range:
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$$
- Accepts Credit Cards:
- Yes
- Outdoor Seating:
- No
- Wi-Fi:
- Free
14 reviews for Au Bon Pain
14 reviews in English
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Review from Yuna D.
12/19/2011
I love the asiago bagels at au bon pain, especially when i get the breakfast sandwich nomnomnom :)
I also tried the corn muffin. i love how they use real corn and i love their crispy muffin top!!! if i keep eating from here i'll get a muffin top of my own...
Super convenient location near the back of the LIRR tracks. Fast service too! -
Review from Matt C.
Suffolk, NY
3/29/2012 1 Check-in Here
Better than the other quick fixes in the LIRR terminal. Nice window seats to people watch
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Review from Sera L.
New York, NY
3/27/2012
I asked for the avocado chicken sandwich. What i got was a sandwich with chicken and NO avocado. How can they forget such a colorful thing that is also part of the NAME of the sandwich?
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Review from Vineet S.
10/5/2011
I simply love Au Bon Pain, they carry some great stuff. I really like the variety of sandwiches, soups and salads offered here.
The jalapeno bagel with cheese is just dead awesome, this is only place where jalapeno bagel tasted so good. The love the location, it comes handy to pick up the food when on the go via penn station.Listed in: Chain Establishments!!
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Review from Caitlin W.
Providence, RI
3/9/2012 1 Check-in Here
Was going through Penn station today and before I caught my train I decided I needed something to eat. This was right there so I decided to go in. It was very crowded and the sandwich line was way to long so I decided to go for some soup. They had a nice selection of soup to choose from but I went for the basic chicken noodle soup. I scooped out lots of noodles and carrots into my bowl. The soup was just okay nothing special. It had a very strong peppery after taste.
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Review from Michael L.
Douglaston, NY
1/24/2012 1 Check-in Here
Another spot for a quick dish. Great for b fast.
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Review from Stephanie F.
Brooklyn, NY
7/5/2011 6 Check-ins Here
I seem to rate everything I enjoy a 4 star. Au Bon Pain is no exception. I'm in love with their salads! Healthy, light and delicious. This Au Bon Pain is not as crowded as other locations come lunch time, but they do occasionally run out of the more popular dressings. If this ever happens to you, ask the sweet gentleman behind the bar for some!
The only downside to Au Bon Pain is that their grub is pretty expensive. Almost $8 for a salad, nearly $10 for some pasta. Au Bon Pain brings delicious together with pretentious- a winning combo! -
Review from Janine C.
7/5/2011 1 Check-in Here
I needed a quick bite before hopping on the bus to Jersey and didn't have time to order a freshly made sandwich so I grabbed a pre-packaged Chicken Caesar wrap, thinking that I couldn't go wrong with a simple stable.
Oh how wrong I was....
I took my first bite: All wrap.
I took my second bite: Still ALL wrap.
I took my third bite: Mostly just wrap and one sliver of lettuce.
I didn't get any chicken until half way through the wrap. There was the faintest amount of dressing and absolutely nothing pleasant about this wrap.
The moral here is: don't bother with the pre-packaged foods. The freshly made goods are actually quite tasty so stick with them. I'm also kind of obsessed with the little red candy they sell at check-out. They're like a more delicious version of twizzlers--a mixed breed between twizzlers and swedish fish? Either way, they're delicious and are deserving of a star! OH and their soups aren't bad either, particularly the broccoli cheddar. Although I'm pretty sure it's 1000 calories per cup. -
Review from Kathleen B.
Northport, NY
1/23/2011 7 Check-ins Here
I love the little snack containers that they have here. The cheese and fruit platter is always enough to get me through the train ride back home and to dinner a few hours later.
The rest of the pastries and food here is a little on the expensive side, but still good nonetheless. -
Review from Cassy H.
4/8/2011
During my short trip to the East Coast, I stopped by Au Bon Pain several times as my morning-gotta-go-and-grab-something-quick-and-tast y breakfast food. Located in Penn Station, I can imagine this place is quite popular for the daily commuter. I enjoyed their pastries, chocolate croissant, apple pastry, cucumber and hummus side. Although this place seems to be always busy with people, there was never a need to wait long in line... and there's some seating inside for those who had some time before rushing off to catch their train or subway.
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Review from Nicholas M.
Monroe, NY
8/7/2011 1 Check-in Here
They let you customize any sandwich and they have a nice selection of soups. I usually get a customized black bean burger, yum! The prices are a bit high, but then again it is W34St in Manhattan.
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Review from Samie G.
Manhattan, NY
5/25/2011
The floor is waay slippery.
I am a huge fan of ABP.... -
Review from Kath B.
Brooklyn, NY
5/20/2011
You feel a little confused as to the etiquette of how and wear to put things but you eventually get it. Good selection of goods. Conviviently next to Amtrak and LIRR.
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Review from Ashley L.
8/31/2010 1 Check-in Here
I love Au Bon Pain but this one is super convenient for many commuters as it is located in the heart of Penn Station. It's a chain so I don't really know what to say about it. There were plenty of cashiers that I didn't need to wait in line to pay. As usual, everything is self-serve.
