Dunkin’ Donuts

This place is fill with workers inside, never go inside always use drive through, i had 1
Person in front of me. And waited 18 minutes, also got my order wrong horrible!!! Have no other choice only DD close to my work…

This is by far the best DD in the area. Always busy, large store, large parking lot. It has drive thru issues in the morning when its busy. But that’s because if ignorant customers trying to bypass the long line that’s backed up onto King’s Highway by coming in the opposite way and attempting to cut in front of everybody who was already waiting on the street. Today’s issue was a first. I ordered a large hot decaf, and it was damn near cold. This was a first, but not excusable since the place was so busy. The guy working at night can be (actually is) as miserable as they come, complete with major attitude and always questioning any coupon or discount. Giving him the same attitude back usually kills his nonsense until the next customer pulls up…
Overall, the best DD in the surrounding towns as far as the product served goes, and I’ll still drive out of my way to go here.

I have 2 Dunkin Donuts at my disposal so you would think I would be satisfied. The one that NEVER messes up my order is smaller, friendlier, and competent. The only fault is they are not a 24 hour operation.
I have been here a few times, never have they messed up an order when I would order. I like the way the employees here actually listen to you, and what you order is. The coffee was fresh, plus when ordering via drive thru you can actually hear them on the other end.
Good location, easy access, ample amounts of parking with a drive thru.

I have mixed feelings about Dunkin Donuts.
The pros:
Their coffee is good enough, their donuts are good enough, and their service is quick even when they’re mobbed. It’s like watching a well oiled machine in action. Fast food restaurants could learn a lot from this.
The cons:
The breakfast sandwiches are just unforgivably awful. The bacon is sad and floppy. The sausage is tough and weird. The big n toasted sandwich is not «big» or «toasted» at all. The undersized slices of bread were soft and completely saturated with drippy grease. It was nearly inedible not only due to the revolting flavor, but also due to the difficulties of holding on to an overly lubricated sandwich that repeatedly tried to disassemble itself. It was as if the egg patty was trying to free itself from its horrid cellmates.
I really miss the Wawa down the street. Overall I’d still visit DD but only for their specialties. The food is just plain bad.

Love their ice tea. They got me addicted in the summer when you could get any size ice tea for $ 1. Now I go every day. The regular price isn’t bad at around $ 2.50. The staff are very friendly. For speed use the drive thru. Even with 5 or 6 cars in front of you, it’s much faster than going inside.

Boyfriend always gets iced coffee here. They don’t skimp out on anything and it tastes just as good all of the time, according to him. FYI, they often use liquid sugar, too, so fear not to those weary of having clumps of sugar stuck at the bottom of the cup.
And if you’re a regular, they’ll call you ‘buddy’ and give you a bright smile each and every time. Never fails.
As for Foursquare check-​in specials, this location is a tad bit odd because you can get a free medium iced coffee either on your third check-​in or fifth check-​in. I have no idea when I can get a free iced coffee unless the screen pops up and states that I unlocked the special. It’s weird. That, or I just can’t count multiples of three or five.