Dunkin’ Donuts

This DD is family owned and operated. They know all their customers and they even know your regular orders.
frequently, they will throw in an extra donut or two or an extra bagel or two. i dont eat bread due to gluten intolerance but i love getting stuff here for meetings and kids and professionals offices.
nothing says «hi» like food.
come by on saturdays, the bagels are fresh then.
they will make anything you want for there, or to go, just ask.

The donut holes have been stale every time I have come here. I do not understand how they are allowed to sell such hard and dry donut holes. Aren’t there standards for chain stores like this? SIGH. Iced coffee from here is cheap, but watered down. Not worth visiting. Hobbes across the street is inefficient, serves food of inconsistent quality, and expensive. This place is efficient, serves food of consistently bad quality, and cheap. Pick your poison, I guess.

Was there this morning. Will never go back. Asked for a Manager’s Special. She took the donut, used a tissue to pick up and put the donut in the bag minus the tissue. When I got to work, the donut was in the bag and the chocolate was all stuck to the inside bottom of the bag. There is not enough cream in the donut. These donuts are not cheap for the service and quality you get.

Unless you’re craving old stale food, I wouldn’t spend a dime here. Nice people, obviously family owned… but seriously, how many hours does the grandmother put in? She’s always there!!! Give old girl a break!

It is all what Dunkin donuts supposed to be, a donut store. Not more and not less. Also the staff is friendly, fast and the place is clean. I go there on a semi regular base and donuts and coffee are always good.

I’ve resisted writing this review for a while, because I like to support local businesses and the people who work here are very friendly and nice. However, the quality of the baked goods sucks. Because I’m lazy, I’ve eaten here (breakfast bagel and iced tea at least once a week) on my way to work many times and with high frequency receive a stale bagel. I’m pretty sure they don’t bake them on premises, so it may not be surprising, but it’s always disappointing! After noon, the chances of getting a stale donut are high too. Stupidly, I don’t usually discover this until I’m in the car a mile away and don’t feel like turning around. On the few occasions when I have made the discovery earlier, the staff have always refunded my money or replaced the poor bagel or donut with a fresher one. No matter: it’s happened so regularly that this morning as I attempted to masticate a particularly reluctant bagel sandwich, I promised myself I’d write this review and never get anything to eat from this DD again. Until next week, when I’m rushing to work and there’s no other convenient place to get a quick unhealthy meal.

When you walk into Dunkin Donuts you smell the batches of donuts. The people at the counter are very nice and generous. I would recommend having a jelly donut. I find the service here very good.
Décor
My favorite place to sit is at the high tables. When you walk in to your left is the trashcans, high tables, and the bathrooms. To your right is the counter, a railing going up to the counter, and the ice cream.
Good ice cream flavors:
1. chocolate chip cookie dough
2. rainbow sherbert
3. oreo
Peace Out.

They never have 6 poppy seed bagels, even on Sunday mornings. Doughnut selection is limited. The previous reviewer referred to the closing of DaVinci’s but somehow Hobbs Café in the exact same location has survived.

Doesn’t carry any somosas or curries, so I’m depressed every time I walk by it. Should be an Indian Restaurant, but seems to be a standard Dunkin’ Donuts. Free wireless, though, which is good. And the kids like the Baskin Robbins part. Caused the closure of the pre-​existing coffee shop (Da Vinci’s) across the street.