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Exciting new openings: Baskin-Robbins and Panera Bread coming to Stephenville next week.

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Photo/TSU Media Relations
Photo/TSU Media Relations

 Stephenville is in for another treat.


 Literally.



Guests can park in the Tarleton State parking garage.


Panera Bread and Baskin-Robbins are set to make their joint debut at Tarleton State University with a ribbon cutting at 10:30 a.m. Thursday, Aug. 20.


In a previous interview with Beneath the Surface News, Jenna Partin, director of university communications, said the joint location will feature indoor seating and a covered outdoor patio designed for year-round comfort, with heaters available during the winter months and fans for the summer.



 The public is invited to attend the Aug. 20 event where Panera and Baskin Robbins will hand out complimentary samples.


Following the event, Buffalo Wild Wings will offer 20% off dine-in meals from 11 a.m.-1 p.m.



MORE ABOUT PANERA BREAD


Panera Bread offers a breakfast selection as well as an extensive menu of soups, salads, sandwiches and bakery items like cookies (Dubai style, coconut macaroon and chocolate chip) that are sold individually or in a four or 12-pack.


The restaurant also specializes in bagels (asiago, cinnamon, blueberry, sesame and multigrain) that are also sold in packs.



MORE ABOUT BASKIN-ROBBINS


Baskin-Robbins is known for having a unique selection of ice cream.


Think cherries jubilee, chocolate chip cheesecake, cookie monster, daquiri ice, icing on the cake, mom’s makin’ cookies and nutty coconut as well as more traditional flavors like mint chocolate chip, old fashion butter pecan, sherbet and rocky road.



They also sell sundaes, ice cream cakes and pizzas, beverages and “creature creations” for kiddos.


 When I was a little girl, Baskin-Robbins was known for its “31 flavors” of ice cream.


Today, it’s 1,400 flavors strong.


 

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