Dunkin’ Donuts

I just wish they didn’t always burn my breakfast sandwich. And there donuts aren’t always fresh. Every time you walk in there is always a line since this is the only dunkin donut closest to the train station and the court house. However the service is pretty fast. It’s a small shop so it’s there isn’t much seating options.

I don’t really stop here every day but when I do its look to me like any other d, d, yesterday I was super an happy .the the bagel was dry and the coffee not the same of any other.

If you like flies, either horse or fruit, with your donuts, this is the ideal spot for you. If you’re like me, and believe that we, as Americans, deserve a better class of donuts, avoid this place!

Went to this Location for a bagel and a hot tea. As I finished paying a huge 4inch roach crawls across the counter and the cashier looked like she wanted to die. She scrambled to kill it and kept the line moving. Very dirty, no excuse!

Definitely not my favorite Dunkins and there was a really tough communication barrier with the staff. Some of the employees seemed really clueless, while others were somewhat efficient.

This is your standard Dunkin Donuts.
I came here as a last resort really since my bagel fix was unfulfilled.
I ordered 2 blueberrry donuts (I always thought that they were overly sweet)
1 jelly filled donut (this is definitely overly sweet)
1 whole wheat bagel (at least it was fresh… somewhat)
1 everything bagel (again at least it was fresh… somewhat)
I wouldn’t dare to get coffee at Dunkin Donuts from previous experiences from other branches and I’m probably one of the few people that don’t really NEED coffee in the morning.
Afternoon, maybe.
I do have to note that as I ordered the bagels which I normally have fillings or creams or whatever else on it, these bagels I ordered, I ordered plain.
The Indian lady cashier was completely shocked that I did this and remarked «bagels plain?»
Yes, bagels PLAIN.
I also have to note that the same lady cashier that remarked at the bagels also didn’t budged a muscle until I ordered more than 3 or 4 items which gave me the impression that she probably was trying unsubtly to get me to buy more stuff.
She even added the phrase which I thought was funny, «what else?»
Ironically enough I was going to order 3 or more items because I was starving but I definitely did NOT appreciate her service.
America does not run on Dunkin.

The place is quiet and clean. Friendly staff too. A great place to hang out while waiting for the bus :). Downside: limited seating

5 stars for their salted caramel hot chocolate
0 stars for their coffee. So disappointing when your morning depends on that cup of java.

I stopped by for a Baskin Robbins ice cream here and while having it inside I saw one of the employee serve donuts to a customer with his bare hands. No gloves or equiment… eeks. Also, they do not have a restroom. Makes me wonder about the Sanitation law of ‘Employees Must Wash Hands after using Restroom’ if at all it has ever been in use at this location. Just avoid it people.

This is one of the few Dunkin’ Donuts locations that I actually like. On Saturday/​Sunday mornings, no one is here and there usually isn’t any line.
My standard coffee order (Iced hazelnut with cream) is on point the majority of the time, and the cashiers here are pretty friendly because they see me every so often. The donuts and bagels are very fresh at the times at make my purchase, so it qualifies in my book as one of the DD locations that I can tolerate. Sometimes the staff might seem a little out of it but everyone has their off days.

This is a small Dunkin Donuts with limited selection of baked goods. Mostly for the borough hall and courthouse crowd. Sometimes the coffee sucks.

Suck! Coffee taste like instant coffee.

Came here after a Halloween party. They wouldn’t let my sister throw up in their bathroom.
Their french crullers were okay.