Dunkin’ Donuts

It’s good for a donut store. I think Dunkin’ Donuts coffee is second to none. I am also a big fan of the playing French crueler. This location is pretty easy to get to it is attached to the convenient store that also has a Subway restaurant.

Lately now, everything I love we don’t quite have? a few of my favorites were white cheddar, or turkey bacon, or go bars! Guess it’s a corporate decision. Service has also become spotty, most of time I use drive in but I’ve come in a few times too and depends who’s on. A few occasions we ordered a hot latte and the cup is ½ full, and while it is a pain, they had it remade for me.. We’ll see if this update has a lasting effect but think they know they don’t have competition in this area so folks suck it up.

I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a well-​stocked DD before. Walking up, my cousin said, «Boston Cream,» and I replied back by stating a DD in a gas station is sure to be sold out of Boston Creams at 2 in the afternoon. Everyone knows they’re the first to go, but not at this DD. Not only were they in stock, but in freaking BULK bro! And yes, they were fresh. In fact, everything was fresh. I’ve been to a lot of DD in my day, and I’ve never seen anything like it. Ordered up a medium iced coffee, a Boston Cream and hit the road. They should all be like this.

Ok seriously… Jessica B. (i think that was her name, blond girl) why the hell are you so dour? I asked questions about using my DD app, the perks coupon and paying with the app. The only actual words spoken were «do you want whipped cream?» (I ordered a pumpkin Coolatta). I had to figure out how to use the aforementioned apps features with zero help or words. She then turned to make my drink and I never saw her again. I stood there just waiting at the counter. It wasn’t until Toni (awesome lady with a long braid) came to the station and was wiping things down that i got actually treated like a human. We made small talk and laughed about not winning the lottery. Toni then said «I think hour drink is ready over here.» And I said «Thanks for telling me. I would have never known!» So Jessica made my drink, set it down on the left side of a door thingy and disappeared. Had Toni not been there I’d be wondering what happened to my drink. Toni saved this review. Hey DD, fire that ungrateful Jessica and hire me. I’d never be unhappy to work with customers and be around coffee and donuts all day!

I typically go to this location on my way to the park behind it. My usual order it’s pretty boring: a medium unsweetened iced tea with no lemon and a frosted and sprinkle donut. Today I went there just the same as always, and ordered the exact same thing that I always get. Usually I get a receipt with my order, but this time there was no receipt, and the girl at the window was too busy and left before I could ask her, even though there was no one else in line behind me. As I drove away like most people I took a sip of my drink, and realized it was sweet tea, and it had a lemon in it which I specifically asked it not to have. I also took a bite of my frosted and sprinkled doughnut, which was not only stale, but it also had virtually no frosting on it. I went back through the drive thru line to ask for an unsweetened iced tea, and the girl at the window again gave me my drink and quickly left before I could even ask about getting a fresher donut. I didn’t get a receipt that would give me a manager’s contact number, so I decided to Unilocal instead.
I’m disappointed in the quality of the service here, as I normally have a very pleasant experience.

The new manager is awesome. It’s a very busy store but they all do there best to get your order out quickly.

A DD inside a gas station. They have a drive-​thru too, which is handy if you’ve got dogs or no legs (I guess).
Everything is consistently the same as every other Dunkin around. It’s generally good enough and fast enough. But as I’m writing this, I keep clicking between 2 stars and three stars.
Two stars — the donut upselling. I go in for three, and the cashier tells me «It’s cheaper if you get 4.» It’s cheaper PER DONUT, but you’re still always paying more. There’s a serious distinction between those two concepts, and that attempted upsell happens every time I go in.
Three stars — dog treats (or a couple stale donut holes) for the corgi when I bring her through the drive-​thru. They don’t have to do anything like that, but it is very kind of them (and Stella loves it).
Three stars wins out, since my dog is staring at me, probably thinking about squirrels or food or tennis balls — whatever corgis think about.