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Re: Panera

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  1. "Dimitri" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Several months ago on a trip to Wal Mart my rep in the area recommended I
    stop at a place called Panera close to the W/M home office. I stopped


    had

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    a cup of drinkable coffee and a cheese Danish. Both the coffee and the
    Danish were quite good and the refills were free.

    Last week Panera open a store near to my home. I was delighted We went


    in

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    and I had (Boring) cheese Danish and a cup of coffee. Both were as good as


    I

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    remembered.

    I normally have a rule never to go to a new restaurant for the first month
    they are open. I bent the rule and stopped by the next day for lunch.


    This

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    place hummed the service was fast and the soup and sandwich were terrific.

    Not only that the place has installed FREE WiFi....

    http://www.panerabread.com/default.aspx

    Where has this place been hiding?

    Dimitri

    Dimitri, if you're an onion soup fan, they have a very tasty onion soup, in
    or out of the breadbowl. (I prefer out, but that's a BG choice more than a
    taste choice). And, if you're really feeling decadent, get yourself an
    orange scone, or...even better...a cobblestone. That's one thing I hold out
    for as a splurge, for sure. They have wonderful cinnamon raisin bread, and
    the cobblestone is made from that. It is mighty tasty and a perfect
    accompaniment for a big cup of coffee.....
    Of course, there's alot of other breads too...and sandwiches....oh my.

    kimberly...wishing that Panera was open at this hour

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  2. "Dimitri" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Nexis" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Dimitri, if you're an onion soup fan, they have a very tasty onion soup,
    in
    or out of the breadbowl. (I prefer out, but that's a BG choice more than


    a

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    taste choice). And, if you're really feeling decadent, get yourself an
    orange scone, or...even better...a cobblestone. That's one thing I hold
    out
    for as a splurge, for sure. They have wonderful cinnamon raisin bread,


    and

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    Quoted message said:

    the cobblestone is made from that. It is mighty tasty and a perfect
    accompaniment for a big cup of coffee.....
    Of course, there's alot of other breads too...and sandwiches....oh my.

    kimberly...wishing that Panera was open at this hour

    Actually I did have the onion soup the next day along with one of the
    Frontega Chicken Panini. The soup came with a piece of sourdough which I
    ended up tearing up to soak up all the soup.

    Shhhh soup soaked bread is one of my vices......

    ;-)

    Dimtiri


    Fear not, your secret is safe with me ;-)
    That's what I love to do too, especially with onion soup.

    kimberly

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