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"  Turns out McDonald&amp;#039;s isn&amp;#039;t the only chain restaurant trying to get in on that mellow, upscale coffee-house vibe. Now Subway has announced that it&amp;#039;s testing a new format called &amp;quot;Subway Cafe.&amp;quot; If pilot stores are any indication of what&amp;#039;s to come, Subway Cafes will look like a cross between Starbucks and a psychiatrist&amp;#039;s office, complete with mid-century modern, leatherette chairs and bookshelves filled with assorted curios. And look, a fireplace! These locations will offer a full Subway menu, plus espresso-based beverages and baked goods, so it&amp;#039;s a dream come true for those of you who have been frustrated by the inability to get a good macchiato with your Meatball Marinera Footlong. But for those attached to Subway&amp;#039;s unique &amp;quot;what design aesthetic?&amp;quot; design aesthetic, fear not: Subway plans to open 2,000 locations in North America alone this year, and only 25 of them will be Subway Cafes. So your Formica countertops and imitation wood tables are safe. [via Nation&amp;#039;s Restaurant News] PLUS: Top Chefs Pick Their Favorite Fast Food in America &amp;amp;gt;&amp;amp;gt; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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