Dunkin’ Donuts

The first thing I wanted to do was use the restroom, then order a donut and coffee. This place has ONE toilet! I’ve seen crummy gas stations with more than ONE toilet! I was not about to wait for a bathroom at a full-​size DD with ONE toilet, so I stormed out and went elsewhere. Did I mention they have **ONE** toilet?

This Dunkin’ gets the job done, and it’s always busy due to its location. Today there was a line of traffic going ¾ of the way around the building. Inside is smaller than average, with about 6 tables and only a single bathroom (there can be a bit of a wait). There’s not a lot of space for displays of products such as their coffees, so it’s very limited. My order was processed reasonably quickly.
I’ll use this as an opportunity to also comment on their new Pumpkin Cheesecake Squares, as this was the first Dunkin’ at which I had seen them (and my opinion of them does not affect this DD’s rating). In a word: bleah. It is essentially a square donut (so it does get harder if it stays on the rack for a while), filled with a yellow-​orange «crème» which is no doubt compliments of flavor-​producing companies out of New Jersey. Its flavor reminded me neither of pumpkins or cheesecakes. It was topped with glazes and sprinkles. If I come back to a Dunkin’, including this one, I’ll stick with a donut or bagel or sandwich with my coffee.

This location can get pretty busy; it’s right off 91 and it’s a popular exit for people to hop off and get a meal. There are a number of places to eat close to the exit. The parking lot can be busy as well. Technically, you can loop around the building unless you go through the drive through.
We’ve had good experiences when we’ve been here. He staff is generally friendly and gets you in and out quickly. Of course, there’s always someone who’s going to slow things down with an overly complicated coffee order. (Like the one person ahead of us who once ordered 4 boxes of Joe… then said: «Oh, I meant 4 large coffees» How do you confuse the two?) The inside isn’t huge, but there’s usually a table to grab if needed.
All in all, a good spot to get your D&D fix.

When I was a kid I thought Dunkin Donuts was awesome. As a teen I thought their coffee was awesome. As an adult… no thanks. The donuts have a really fake vanilla-​cake-​mix flavor (in the raised yeast donuts!) and the last time I tried their coffee it was pretty bad. I don’t eat donuts very often, and I’d rather eat the ones from Hannaford or Price Chopper, take that as you will. Their breakfast sandwiches seem expensive to me too, so I’ve never tried one, maybe they’re worth it but I’m not going to find out in the foreseeable future.

Crazy busy.
Way too much going on here on a Sunday morning. I don’t know where else you’d go but this place was a madhouse.

This morning I stopped in at this Dunkin’ Donuts location before work and ended up regretting thie decision. I ordered at the drive-​thru and was greeted by a really polite employee. She took my order and when I moved forward the problem began. I ended up waiting in line for what seemed like an eternity even though there were only two cars in front of me.
When I order the person at the drive thru again was very pleasant but the coffee did not taste good. Overall, the staff here seems incredible, but there needs to be a shift in their speed and quality.

I love Dunkin Donuts! I know donuts have zero nutritional value but when you want some fried dough you want some fried dough! I use to get coffee with cream but I’ve had one to many where the cream tastes a little off. The coffee can’t be legal because it’s VERY addicting. I’ve tried to brew it at home but I’m convinced they sold their name to a different company because it sorta smells right but never tastes the same. Best donuts of all time are the old fashion and chocolate on chocolate cake. What’s that say about me Dr. Freud?