Dunkin’ Donuts/Baskin-Robbins

Gets extremely busy with limited parking (two spots out front, four in the back) with generally friendly, effective staff (once in a blue moon you get someone who struggles), oddly enough this location has more selection than a brand new dedicated Dunkin’ location nearby.

Food is good as long as it is what you order. Make sure to check to be sure you’ve got what you asked for before you are too far away to come back and get it fixed. Why do they not cut bagels in half?

Dunk’s is right! Located in a gas station slash convenient store (yeah I could have just used the /​symbol).
What do you do when you need that Dunk’s fix and New England is no where to be found? Get out your trusty Unilocal app and search. Ahh, here we go.
This is one busy long skinny street and with not much else to offer in this little section, DD’s appears to do good business. Parking is a challenge but one circle around and I found a spot on the side.
Got here at a good time because the donuts were fresh and they had the glazed buttermilk. Sometimes these franchises have a limited selection but this one had a good variety.
3 stars and A-​Okay.

Been coming here a couple times a month for the past year and a half. They get my food order wrong about half the time. That is not an exaggeration. I’ve even seen the food prepper look up at the screen, realize her mistake halfway through making my bagel and try to serve it to me anyway! I stopped going for a while, but stopped in today, to give them another shot. Guess what?! They screwed up my food again. Wouldn’t recommend coming here for anything besides coffee and donuts.

4 stars because it’s on the Pike and if you like Dunkin Coffee, you get it here and the customer service is top notch. The morning staff (5:30 am) are on point and take care of the regulars with a smile, early in the am. Good attitudes and coffee make my day first thing in the am on my way to work.
It is located inside the gas station, so parking is a pain, you can park in the back or next door, since its early.
Nice to see all my fellow commuters, neighbors, Arlington Police and Soldiers from Pentagon/​Ft Myer getting their coffee fix every morning.

Easily the best DD in the area. And I’m from Rhode Island, so I know.
Always good deals if you buy a few packets of coffee. Really nice guy works there on Sundays.
It’s in a gas station, which is usually a bad sign. Not here.

I’m not the biggest fan of Dunk’s coffee, but in a pinch, it will do. This is definitely not the same quality service or know-​how that you’d get in Massachusetts. When I ask to mix coffee flavors, I always have to repeat it, and they look at me like I’m crazy. Um… this is Dunks. It’s what you do at Dunks. Obviously, the staff needs better training here. Also they don’t have as many flavors as a real Dunks, because this is part of a gas station. There’s no parking, either.
The donuts are fine, and their assortment is good, but I really do like the cheddar bagel twists, and am happy those are offered at this location. Again, Dunks works well in a pinch, and unfortunately, it’s the best coffee offered in my ‘hood.

You clearly ask for DECAF TWICE and they give you caffeinated. DANGEROUS for those with heart conditions.

I am a big fan of Dunkin Donuts bagels, specifically the cream cheese used on the bagels. While I usually use the Chinatown DD location (which is excellently run and managed for maximum effficiency), once in a while I’ll visit the closer to my home Columbia Pike location. While the food is fine, no different than any other Dunkin Donuts, the service is lacking. I am almost guaranteed to have my order delivered wrong, especially once you mix in instructions like «only a little cream and Splenda» for an iced coffee — some part of that statement will get ignored, or more likely just not understood. Language barriers seem to be an issue at this location.

I only went here on the night Baskin Robbins went on sale for 31 cents per scoop. This location that we went to was in a gas station. The line was longer than usual (coz everyone wanted their ice cream, I assume.) I had 2 scoops of strawberry cheesecake and a scoop of Reese’s peanut butter cup while hubby had 3 scoops of Rainbow Sherbet. I would give an A+ for the ice cream and a C+ for location, ambiance and cleanliness, does it really matter, though? I just did not want to miss out!

ok, I guess I am officially addicted to dunkin coffee. Recently discovered that if you use a travel mug you get a huge price break — $ 1.08 for 16 OZ vs $ 1.84. Great news for my new years resolution to save the planet in 10 easy steps this year. For a while, I wasn’t sure about the travel mug — I had become a «regular» which has been a lifelong ambition (though not necessarily at a dunkin donuts shop) and the guy was always getting my coffee ready ahead of time, when he saw me off in the distance… but he has adapted and I am still in the «regular» club. The gas station still has injera which is good to see.
I’d add a star for the travel mug discount, but I’d have to just take it away since they did a renovation (goofy mural) and they got rid of the bulletin board that used to have hand written signs in Spanish, Amharic, and English. I miss that.

Stopped by on the weekend and decided to grab some hot breakfast. The store was pretty busy and the tables were mostly filled.
We got a couple of donuts, cheese bagel twist, hash browns, a wake-​up wrap and hot cocoa. The donuts here are about the same as the other Dunkin Donuts — not great but not bad. The cheese bagel twist was ok — it didn’t have much flavor or texture. The bagel at Safeway tastes much better than that. The has browns were mushy, oily and we didn’t care for the seasoning. There was only 6 little hash browns in the bag, but we couldn’t/didn’t finish it. The wake-​up wrap was something anyone can make at home (a soft taco wrap with egg and your choice of breakfast meat). The hot cocoa was only thing that was good. The whole thing came to about $ 10.
We will probably not stop by here for hot breakfast any more.