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New Panera Bread Store Set to Open on Black Rock Turnpike

Launch of the new the 4,700-square-foot store in the Lake Hills Shopping Center was postponed due to Hurricane Sandy.

After its launch was postponed due to Hurricane Sandy, a new Panera Bread store is set to open next week in the Lake Hills Shopping Center on Black Rock Turnpike in Fairfield.

A representative from the chain told the Fairfield Citizen the new 4,700-square-foot store is set to on open on Thursday, Nov. 29.

The new store is located at the site of several failed restaurants, including Mesa, MacKenzie's, Black Rock Tavern and Pizzeria Uno, leading some to speculate if it will succeed there. 

Panera Bread also has stores in Darien, Norwalk and Wilton, and has plans to open a location in Westport.

For more, check out the Fairfield Citizen report.

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momof3 May 16, 2013 at 07:00 pm
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Dawn Llewellyn May 15, 2013 at 07:40 am
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Creeky May 16, 2013 at 05:35 pm
Thanks Jan.
Jan R. Reber May 16, 2013 at 11:03 am
Creeky, the condos were 65 luxury units, and there were no low income or affordable housingRead More included. We do not accept the alternative of industrial versus overly dense huge condos looming over our homes. Is there any new industrial activity likely in Fairfield? Industrial is leaving and not coming here, especially to a polluted site like Thorpe Street. We expect the property owner to come back with a more reasonable residential development that we can support because it will integrate into our neighborhood.
Creeky May 14, 2013 at 12:42 pm
Does anyone know if low income housing is included in the proposal? Also, I'm curious, would theRead More neighbors prefer industrial development to condominiums?