Two Panera Bread locations in the Pittsburgh area have closed down.
The Panera Bread at Bakery Square in East Liberty and the location at 3800 Forbes Avenue in Oakland have both permanently closed down.
A search for either location on Panera’s website comes up blank.
While no reason was official given for the closing, according to business and technology site, Fast Company, Panera is currently undergoing a revitalization plan.
That plan includes closing underperforming locations.
The Panera Bread in Oakland on Boulevard of the Allies closed earlier this year.
While those two Panera locations are closed, there are still well over a dozen stores around Pittsburgh.
Oakland still has a location at the UPMC Pitt Med School on Terrace Street, along with nearby locations in Shadyside and West Homestead.
There are also locations at:
Settlers Ridge in Robinson
Montour Church Place – North Fayette
University Center – Moon Township
Ross Towne Center – Ross Township
Chartiers Valley Shopping Center – Bridgeville
McCandless Crossing- North Hills
Galleria – Mount Lebanon
Caste Village – Whitehall
South Park Shops – Bethel Park
Waterworks on Freeport Road
Shoppers Plaza – Allison Park
KDKA Radio has reached out to Panera Bread for comment
Well over a dozen locations remains around the area
Well over a dozen locations remains around the area
