Panera Cookies Menu

I’ve tried a lot of bakery cookies over the years. Fast food versions, grocery store grab-and-go bags, the whole range. What keeps me coming back to Panera isn’t just convenience. It’s the fact that their cookies actually taste like something a person made. The Panera menu covers soups, sandwiches, and salads well. But the bakery case? That’s where they quietly shine.

If you’ve ever grabbed a cookie at the counter without thinking much about it, this piece is for you. I’ll walk you through every cookie they offer, the nutrition numbers you should actually know, and how to order smart whether you want one or a dozen.

Chocolate Chipper Cookie

$3.19 | 390 Calories

Heart Cookie

$3.49 | 430 Calories

Candy Cookie

$3.19 | 410 Calories

Tulip Cookie

$3.49 | 400 Calories

Coconut Macaroon

$1.99 | 180 Calories

Chocolate Coconut Macaroon

$1.99 | 190 Calories

Brownie

$3.99 | 550 Calories

Oatmeal Raisin with Berries Cookie

$3.19 | 340 Calories

Kitchen Sink Cookie

$4.89 | 810 Calories

Tulip Cookie 6-Pack

$11.49 | 400 / ea Calories

Macaroon 3-Pack

$5.00 | 540 Calories

One Dozen Chocolate Chipper Cookies

$22.49 | 390 / ea Calories

One Dozen Mixed Cookies

$22.49 | 1440-2400 Calories

Heart Cookie 6-Pack

$11.79 | 430 / ea Calories

Chocolate Chipper Cookie 4-Pack

$8.29 | 390 / ea Calories

Petite Chocolate Chipper Cookies 12-Pack

$6.99 | 100 / ea Calories

Candy Cookie 4-Pack

$8.29 | 410 / ea Calories

Oatmeal Raisin with Berries Cookie 4-Pack

$8.29 | 340/ ea Calories

What Cookies Does Panera Have?

The Panera cookies lineup is tighter than you might expect. It’s not a wall of twenty options. Right now, you’ll find three core cookies available year-round, plus seasonal and limited-time additions that rotate in and out.

The current staples are the Chocolate Chipper Cookie and the Kitchen Sink Cookie. The Oatmeal Raisin with Berries rounds out the regular roster, offering a softer texture with dried fruit. Each one is a different experience. Knowing which suits you saves you the guesswork at the counter.

Kitchen Sink Cookie

The Kitchen Sink Cookie is loaded with caramel pieces, pretzels, and finished with flake salt on top. It also packs semi-sweet chocolate and milk chocolate flakes into the mix. The name makes sense once you take a bite.

There’s a lot going on, and somehow it all works. It’s sweet, salty, and chewy all at once. If you want one cookie that does everything, this is probably it.

Chocolate Chipper Cookie

The Chocolate Chipper uses semi-sweet milk chocolate chunks along with milk chocolate flakes. It comes in a regular size and a petite version, which makes it easy to grab something smaller when you don’t want the full thing.

The texture stays soft in the center with slightly firmer edges. It’s the most straightforward cookie on the menu, and honestly, sometimes that’s exactly what you need.

Oatmeal Raisin with Berries

The Oatmeal Raisin with Berries has a soft texture and is filled with dried fruit. It leans less sweet than the other two. If you’re someone who prefers a cookie that feels a little more grounded, this one fits. It pairs well with coffee and doesn’t leave you feeling like you just ate dessert at 11 AM. That’s not a knock on the others; it’s just a different lane.

Cookie Packs and Bulk Options

Panera makes it easy to order cookies in larger quantities. Whether you’re stocking up for a team meeting or a birthday, these pack options give you flexibility without the headache of calling a bakery.

Seasonal and Limited Cookies

Panera rotates limited-time cookies in throughout the year. They don’t announce them far in advance, which means if you spot something new in the case, it’s worth trying before it disappears. The fall season brings back the Pumpkin Cookie, a guest favorite that returns each year by popular demand.

Here’s a look at the seasonal items that have appeared recently:

• Pumpkin Cookie: A shortbread-style cookie shaped and decorated with icing, carrying 450 calories. It’s a fall-only item.
• Coconut Macaroon: A chocolate-dipped coconut macaroon, part of Panera’s 2024 bakery refresh.
• Chocolate Coconut Macaroon: A richer version of the macaroon, also dipped in chocolate with a deeper cocoa finish.

Panera Cookies Nutrition

Here’s a straightforward look at the numbers for Panera’s core cookies. These figures are approximate and may vary slightly by location.

Allergen Note: All Panera cookies contain wheat, milk, and eggs. Common allergens also include soy and tree nuts depending on the variety. Panera does not offer a certified gluten-free cookie, and cross-contamination is a real risk in their baking environment. If you have a serious allergy, check directly with your location before ordering.

How to Order Panera Cookies

Ordering Panera cookies is simple whether you’re walking in or ordering from your couch. You can pick them up in-store, place an order ahead through the app, or add them to a delivery order. If you’re buying for a group, the online catering platform gives you access to bulk packs without needing to call ahead.

Here’s how to get it done:

1. Open the Panera app or visit panerabread.com. Both show the full cookie menu with current availability at your nearest location.
2. Select your cookie. Choose from the regular menu or look for any seasonal options listed under the bakery section.
3. Pick your quantity. Single cookies, petite packs, or a full dozen are all available depending on what the location has in stock.
4. Choose your pickup or delivery method. Rapid Pickup lets you skip the line. Delivery is available through the app and third-party platforms.
5. Apply any rewards. If you’re a MyPanera member, check for birthday rewards or points you can redeem on your order.
6. Place your order and confirm. You’ll get a notification when it’s ready.

One tip I always give: if you’re ordering for a meeting or event, place the catering order at least a day in advance. Walk-in bulk orders aren’t always guaranteed, especially for the dozen pack.

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FAQ’s

Final Verdit

Panera’s cookies work because they don’t overcomplicate things. The ingredients are real, the portions are honest, and the variety hits enough different cravings to satisfy most people. Whether you grab a single Chocolate Chipper with your soup or order a dozen mixed Panera bread cookies for the office, you’re getting something that’s actually made with care.

What I appreciate most is the consistency. I’ve tried these cookies at different locations across different states, and they hold up. That’s not easy to pull off at scale. If you haven’t tried the Kitchen Sink yet, that’s the one I’d start with. It’s not subtle, but it doesn’t pretend to be.