Dunkin’ Donuts

Sorry to say, but you could tell the employee did not want to be at work. His facial expressions and general attitude were very rude. He gave a big heavy sigh and was very clear in his dissatisfaction.

I ordered a medium coffee with caramel and half/​half. As I walked out of the store and drank it, I had to throw it out immediately. It was so sweet that it was inedible. Prepared very poorly. Willing to give it another shot but I am extremely unimpressed from this experience. Hopefully I won’t waste another $ 3

This place has turned into a hangout for the homeless, and drug addicts, it’s a shame, and the owners/​workers don’t do anything about it. Sometimes you walk in, and have to avoid the smell of the homeless hanging out. There is also always someone outside begging for change.
They are open 24 hours, donuts are fresh, and the workers are nice.

Very clean, I feel like I’m gonna come here every morning .I got a late so sweet;) they have nice fresh Bagel too;))))

Come here all the time love this place.
Julio at the register is always quick and very nice.
Great customer service! A+

This is a combo Baskin Robbins/​Dunkin Donuts. I had ice cream here before when I lived in Park Slope but I stopped in last weekend for a pumpkin cheesecake donut. The place is much cleaner that it was back in the day. Service was fast and friendly.
My donut was okay, but not unexpectedly, it was very, very sweet.
If you have a clean place with quick service, you really can’t complain. Three stars, baby.

This Dunkin is perfectly situated in what I call the cross roads of Park Slope. I grew up in PS so I know the area like I know my arithmetic although I didn’t begin to frequent this place so heavily until 2 years ago. It’s on corner and nestled right where you can’t miss the train or bus so stop with the excuses! And it may give a newcomer a scare because you can feel the place shaking as the trains exist/​enter the stations.
This is a fantastic place for people-​watching. I will admit WITHOUT SHAME that I have come to this place for this purpose. To watch you slaves… I mean people of this city skip and trod and pace and run and stall. You have your artists, homeless people, people pretending to be homeless people, that guy with the tattooed face (if you’re a regular you know who the heck I’m talking about), yuppies, junkies, kids who are let loose… I mean dismissed for lunch, stay-​at-​home-​moms, nannies caring for the career couples children so they don’t become feral. Everyone is here.
And oh boy, the workers here are characters. I watch them (lol). They have been at this location for a long time and know their regulars by name and order. Another nice thing is that this location has loyal customers who come here at the exact same time with their exact same items, such as a paper, to do the exact same thing while drinking or eating the exact same thing they had the previous day while they sit at the exact same place. Woo. Are you tired? Because I am.
I love this place and notice how I didn’t talk about the coffee or donuts? Sure it’s good, it has the Dunkin taste and quality. That’s expected. It’s the people that make it for me. And the free Wi-​Fi. I have actually bought food from another place and eaten here. Ssshhhhh…
Oh and I’m deducting one star because they sometimes don’t clean the walls that become covered with food spatter from you nasties. Bleh.

Nothing but bad experiences here, maybe its just this location, maybe its the business policy. I came here late one night to study bought coffee and donuts and took a seat and hit the books, was kicked out after ten minutes. I will admit they have good donuts, that are fresh and service is great.

Your average Dunkin’ Donuts with nice people who while not the quickest servers, make the effort. And unlike the DD’s I go to on Coney Island & 18^th Avenue and in Newkirk Plaza, this one does give seniors a discount (though per company policy, they have to know to ask for it).
This is my stop after the YMCA on work days when I start my journey into Manhattan via the R train. In all honestly, I like the coffee at the diner next door more because it is a bit stronger, but I get free stuff with my Dunkin Donuts rewards card and the quality is consistent.

Nice store. Nice donuts. Wide selection. Nice people. Large selection of beverages. Would visit again.

My ice decaf was wonderful on such a warm day. Then gentleman who waited on me was very pleasant. The store itself was warm and had an awful smell. So my short break to cool off and enjoy a refreshment fell a little short.

This store is on a par as most of there other stores. The staff is often not in sinc when they take an order. The specialty items such as sandwiches are good but a little overpriced. The coffee, lattes are great and a lot less expensive than Starbucks.

What you might not know about this ²⁴⁄₇ Dunkin’ Donuts is that it’s ALSO a Häagen-​Dazs.* And that makes all the difference when you’re down the street at a friend’s apartment at 3 am, and nothing is going to satisfy you except Cookies ‘N’ Cream in a waffle cone.
By the way, even if you get the kids’ scoop, they give you a ton more in the waffle cone because a small scoop in a wide-​mouth waffle cone looks ridiculous. So if you want a ton more ice cream, get a waffle cone.
And if you don’t want to be violently ill, don’t drink all night and then eat a ton of ice cream at 3 am.
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*By Haagen Dazs I mean Baskin Robbins. I was not in the best state when I wrote this.

The Dunkin Donuts on 7^th Avenue has fresher tasting donuts.

I actually only ate the one on 737 4^th Ave (between 24^th & 25^th St) near my hotel. For some reason, that location is not on Unilocal so I’m typing this review on this location anyway.
The coffee is pretty good, and it’s taste better than Starbucks coffee. I’m from the West Coast so there’s no Dunkin Donuts shops in that region just hella Krispy Kremes. These donuts taste way better than Krispy Kreme because Dunkin Donuts frosting are less sugary and chewy. Krispy Kreme is just too sugary for me, and I’ve been eating Krispy Kreme over a decade since they open one near my house. Dunkin Donuts will open some locations in Southern California in the near future which is not that bad.

not enuogh dunkian thought would b emore nonuts for everyone
enno pool? nuh but goot servace

More often that not they fuck up my iced coffee order, but they always fix it with a smile. Plus, they’re open 24 hours, which is really good because I am a professional alcoholic, and I usually need an iced coffee at 5AM.

I really don’t like Dunkin Donuts. However they are one of the few places open at 5am when I’m trudging to work.
Their flavored coffees (french vanilla, hazelnut) are only mildly reminiscent of the flavor you try to add.
They offer all of the food items from breakfast sandwiches to donuts. I can confirm that they do throw away old donuts as I’ve seen it on many occasions at 5am whilst I get my coffee.
This particular location sees a lot of people the morning after and such being that its only 1 block from the subway.

Better than the other Dunkin Donuts stores nearby.

This is the place where you can feel your soul sucked out of you as sugar and fat replace it. That, and the menacing plastic smile of that Rachael Ray poster on the window. They’ve got decent ice cream and great coffee, but that’s about it for me.
Best part about it is it’s 24 hours and there’s a discreet back door on the 9^th Street side. You can sneak in and just use the bathroom after a debaucherous night and a long train ride.