new bedford has a coffee scene that rewards a little curiosity. most of the good spots sit just outside the obvious tourist pull of the waterfront district, and scuttlebutt padanaram, over on bridge street in dartmouth, is exactly the kind of place that regulars tend to keep quietly to themselves. the tea list here gets real attention, which you don't always see in a room built around specialty coffee. if you're eating, the small plates lean vegetarian-friendly in a way that feels considered rather than obligatory. it's particularly well-suited to solo visits, the kind where you need a couple of hours and no one asking if you're done yet. end your afternoon with the tea.
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