This is the best Dunkin Donuts coffee in the state, but it's still Dunkin. The coffee never had the funny acidic after taste you get from some dunking. Beside that, they toast their bagels and English muffins in the toaster when they make your sandwiches, instead of throwing everything into the microwave like most locations do.
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Meriam T.
Big size store on a plaza. Slow service. Three people taking orders and only one making all the food?!!! Anyway, they are the only dunkin donuts that offer 99 cents Daily Deal. Different items everyday. For example, today on Monday, it's Egg and Cheese on English Muffin. Pretty good deal!
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Paul J.
Recently went to this location to pick up a hot-chocolate to warm-up from all this cold weather! Walking in I immediately noticed that the tile floors were wet even though they had a couple of rugs set up near the entrance. To their credit after I was seated they did have an employee mopping the floors - even if he did knock my feet with the mop in the process. There was a small line, but it appeared as though there was good teamwork amongst the employees except for what appeared to be a manager or owner (an older heavier set man with white hair) who seemed to be more of a distraction and hindrance to the employee's than help. I didn't notice the TV near the ceiling because it wasn't turned on, but than an employee walked over to turn on the TV and it was stuck on poor reception - something similar to the TV in the Poltergeist movie. This is a large location and there appeared to be ample seating to accommodate most crowds. I like to give credit where its due, and I'll admit that the employees behind the counter were very knowledgeable and friendly and the donuts (this was around 12-1pm) looked fresh and appetizing. I'll also note that the men's bathroom, despite the sign, was not held with the greatest care, and I was unable to connect to the Wi-Fi, something I'm a stickler on in chain restaurants -especially at a coffee shop. Overall there is a lot of room for improvement, but their main asset (the employees) did a fairly decent job providing service.
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Doro R.
Just watched one of the employees sneeze all over some bottle of liquid he was filling a machine with. He then turned back to the machine and continued dumping the liquid in.
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Cole C.
The thing about chain eateries is that you know what to expect, that's what makes Dunkin' Donuts a viable option when everything else you're surrounded by is questionable at best. I came in here expecting nothing special, but I expected at least consistency with other Dunkin' Donuts locations. It was lively, which is usually a good sign. What should have been a first warning sign was the floor, still soaking wet from the last mopping. I understand having the floor a little wet, but this was like the mop hadn't been wrung out. The service was fine, a croissant was purchased, we sat down. When I tried it, I thought it tasted off, so I took another bite. There are only two ways to create the dominant flavor in that croissant: use rotten butter, or store it uncovered in a refrigerator with rotten food. Based on how stale it was, I imagine it was both. To top it off, we found a hair baked into it. We expected something ordinary, but got something special. However, it wasn't rainbows and unicorns special, it was the kind of special that happens when you find out your dog has defecated in your shoe after you put it on.
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Roberto D.
This place is 24-7 the reason I come here. I work 3rd shift. The lady at the counter takes your order repeats it. She then goes to make it and asks you 10 more times how you want your coffee and bagel. She still fucks it up. She is very slow also. She has been here since I've been coming here at least 5 years.
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Nick S.
I was at this Dunkin Donuts on 2/11/15 at approximately 8 P.M. and attempted to purchase 2 boxes of K-Cup packs for $15.99 using a DD Perks coupon that I received by e-mail. The clerk told me that the store doesn't accept copies. I told her that I printed the coupon on a color printer from my e-mail account. She would not honor the coupon and didn't even try to scan it. The clerk demonstrated poor customer service skills, and I will not be returning to this Dunkin Donuts location.
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Erin N.
Typical DD. High foot traffic, no drive through but it is 24hours... Free wifi IF it connects...
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Tick R.
Unf. I used to go here almost once a day. It's 24 hours so my night owl posse and I would come here to chill and watch Nancy Grace over a bagel. Unfortunately some dickhead who worked here had to ruin this all :| It's pretty standard as far as Dunkin Donuts go, not hing spectacular that's making it stand out. No secret magical menu items that they don't have elsewhere, none of that. So, the crummy story I have. Went here one night with my friends. One of them noticed that one of the tables that had been vacated a few minutes before had an abandoned newspaper on it. He grabs it. Eventually we leave and my friend takes the newspaper with him. Within moments an employee (whom we had never seen before which was weird since we used to make daily pilgrimages to this location) started cussing and yelling at my friend to give him the "fucking newspaper". The guy gets pretty ballistic and starts screaming for the cops to come over so my friend just gives him the paper. I guess I could understand if it was a store copy (and don't those usually say "STORE COPY" on them?) but this was just straight up rude. "GIVE ME THE FUCKING PAPER" isn't the best way to approach a customer, sorry bub. Haven't been back there since.
AJ G.
This is the best Dunkin Donuts coffee in the state, but it's still Dunkin. The coffee never had the funny acidic after taste you get from some dunking. Beside that, they toast their bagels and English muffins in the toaster when they make your sandwiches, instead of throwing everything into the microwave like most locations do.
(3)Meriam T.
Big size store on a plaza. Slow service. Three people taking orders and only one making all the food?!!! Anyway, they are the only dunkin donuts that offer 99 cents Daily Deal. Different items everyday. For example, today on Monday, it's Egg and Cheese on English Muffin. Pretty good deal!
(3)Paul J.
Recently went to this location to pick up a hot-chocolate to warm-up from all this cold weather! Walking in I immediately noticed that the tile floors were wet even though they had a couple of rugs set up near the entrance. To their credit after I was seated they did have an employee mopping the floors - even if he did knock my feet with the mop in the process. There was a small line, but it appeared as though there was good teamwork amongst the employees except for what appeared to be a manager or owner (an older heavier set man with white hair) who seemed to be more of a distraction and hindrance to the employee's than help. I didn't notice the TV near the ceiling because it wasn't turned on, but than an employee walked over to turn on the TV and it was stuck on poor reception - something similar to the TV in the Poltergeist movie. This is a large location and there appeared to be ample seating to accommodate most crowds. I like to give credit where its due, and I'll admit that the employees behind the counter were very knowledgeable and friendly and the donuts (this was around 12-1pm) looked fresh and appetizing. I'll also note that the men's bathroom, despite the sign, was not held with the greatest care, and I was unable to connect to the Wi-Fi, something I'm a stickler on in chain restaurants -especially at a coffee shop. Overall there is a lot of room for improvement, but their main asset (the employees) did a fairly decent job providing service.
(2)Doro R.
Just watched one of the employees sneeze all over some bottle of liquid he was filling a machine with. He then turned back to the machine and continued dumping the liquid in.
(1)Cole C.
The thing about chain eateries is that you know what to expect, that's what makes Dunkin' Donuts a viable option when everything else you're surrounded by is questionable at best. I came in here expecting nothing special, but I expected at least consistency with other Dunkin' Donuts locations. It was lively, which is usually a good sign. What should have been a first warning sign was the floor, still soaking wet from the last mopping. I understand having the floor a little wet, but this was like the mop hadn't been wrung out. The service was fine, a croissant was purchased, we sat down. When I tried it, I thought it tasted off, so I took another bite. There are only two ways to create the dominant flavor in that croissant: use rotten butter, or store it uncovered in a refrigerator with rotten food. Based on how stale it was, I imagine it was both. To top it off, we found a hair baked into it. We expected something ordinary, but got something special. However, it wasn't rainbows and unicorns special, it was the kind of special that happens when you find out your dog has defecated in your shoe after you put it on.
(1)Roberto D.
This place is 24-7 the reason I come here. I work 3rd shift. The lady at the counter takes your order repeats it. She then goes to make it and asks you 10 more times how you want your coffee and bagel. She still fucks it up. She is very slow also. She has been here since I've been coming here at least 5 years.
(1)Nick S.
I was at this Dunkin Donuts on 2/11/15 at approximately 8 P.M. and attempted to purchase 2 boxes of K-Cup packs for $15.99 using a DD Perks coupon that I received by e-mail. The clerk told me that the store doesn't accept copies. I told her that I printed the coupon on a color printer from my e-mail account. She would not honor the coupon and didn't even try to scan it. The clerk demonstrated poor customer service skills, and I will not be returning to this Dunkin Donuts location.
(1)Erin N.
Typical DD. High foot traffic, no drive through but it is 24hours... Free wifi IF it connects...
(3)Tick R.
Unf. I used to go here almost once a day. It's 24 hours so my night owl posse and I would come here to chill and watch Nancy Grace over a bagel. Unfortunately some dickhead who worked here had to ruin this all :| It's pretty standard as far as Dunkin Donuts go, not hing spectacular that's making it stand out. No secret magical menu items that they don't have elsewhere, none of that. So, the crummy story I have. Went here one night with my friends. One of them noticed that one of the tables that had been vacated a few minutes before had an abandoned newspaper on it. He grabs it. Eventually we leave and my friend takes the newspaper with him. Within moments an employee (whom we had never seen before which was weird since we used to make daily pilgrimages to this location) started cussing and yelling at my friend to give him the "fucking newspaper". The guy gets pretty ballistic and starts screaming for the cops to come over so my friend just gives him the paper. I guess I could understand if it was a store copy (and don't those usually say "STORE COPY" on them?) but this was just straight up rude. "GIVE ME THE FUCKING PAPER" isn't the best way to approach a customer, sorry bub. Haven't been back there since.
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