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Open for business! THE UP-SIDE: This location is brand-spankin' new, just a stone's throw from Route 2, and always hopping. While some might bemoan the whole "corporate" coffee chain thing - myself included at times - I really don't mind Panera. The food is definitely a step above average fast food, and the drinks are quite good. In addition, the place has a very warm, open, and welcoming vibe - something I require to sit down and write. THE DOWN-SIDE: Outlets, or lack thereof. Look, I know the management of Panera doesn't want people camping here all day, but if you're gonna promote yourself as a place to hang out and drink coffee, then you'd better walk the walk. On any given day, there are tons of people who visit here with laptops. Panera knows this, and yet, outlets are scarce. Makes no sense and does nothing but frustrate the customers. That said, there are a few to be found if you try real hard. THE SUM-IT-UP: Not my favorite restaurant on the planet, but a solid choice for fast, good food and a nice place to write. ...but please, save me an outlet!
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