Dunkin’ Donuts

This little shop is amazing. All of its workers are very friendly. Sometimes theres a few minute wait but the workers never stop moving and always try their hardest to get the mass volume of customers out in a timely manor. Every morning that farrah and seneca greet and hand me my coffee is a good morning and in 2 years its never been wrong

This location may be the world’s smallest standalone Dunkin Donuts. There is no seating at all, a total of four parking spots, and a drivethrough. (Hint: there’s a picnic table outside at the Subway next door.) There are only slots for 12 (we counted) types of donuts on the rack inside and they were out of half of them when we came today. They do have a full set of options for bagels and croissants and a full menu.
Our odd Dunky’s moment of the day was the presence of a person who appeared to be a DD regional manager of some sort going around with a checklist. Perhaps this is why the employees seemed a little harassed and edgy today. We tried to engage her in a conversation about the pros and cons of varoius DD locations in the area, but she seemed oddly uninterested in actual customer feedback.
There are definitely moments when I feel like DD expanded too fast and too bg, and this micro-​DD seems to exemplify the tension between the joy of DD’s ubiquity and the inevitable lowering of standards this brings about.
In the meantime, enjoy the tiny itty bitty DD’s here, preferably via the drive-​thru.