Dunkin' DonutsReviews 188

Dunkin Donuts is the only donut chain in my state aside from Duck Donuts if that counts and Krispy Kreme. Dunkin being more prominent is handy when wanting to get some variety of coffee flavor choices on the road and on the go. Also cheaper than Starbucks from what I can glean off of Starbucks in comparison. The specialty donuts or LTO items are fun and interesting when I can get my hands on them. The staff in the ones I've been to in NC are always extremely polite and helpful.

Only complaints I have is that you may want to have to walk in if you're after a particular type of donut since they all ship to the store within a certain amount of time so when they're out of a donut it can be a couple of days before they get more in.

Anyone who has worked at Dunkin that I know claims their upper management look out for them so I feel confident in supporting the brand.

I went inside, and the counters were not kept very clean, they did not make us feel very welcome.
They were not very organized at all. When ordering donuts, most of them had no idea what donuts you were talking about. After ordering regular coffee, we noticed lots of coffee grounds in the bottom of our cup. I know the business is new here, we only hope they can figure out how to make a regular cup of coffee without the coffee grounds we wish them good luck and all the best.

I stopped by dunkin on route 17 around 645 this morning. The line was decently long and it was moving a little slow (no slower than being fully staffed) when I ordered the girl was super polite. When I pulled up to the window what sounded like the same girl was the one to take my payment and give me the drink it seems she had made. I was shocked, I am not sure if she is alone in that dunkin running the whole store but she is KILLING IT. Good for her. My iced caramel latte is made perfect also!

Love ur pizza. And i am a dog. Meow. Thank you little ceasers for ur cheesey crust. Love the hotdogs.

Way too expensive for crappy products.
I have been going to Dunkin' Donuts for years and I have found since going there first of all their products are poorly made. I will clarify the statement I always get a green ice tea and it's very very weak it doesn't make a difference what Dunkin' Donuts to go to is very weak. Also they are way over priced for their products. For an ice tea I pay between 227 to 262 for one large iced tea which is way overpriced for garbage. I can go to a Cumberland Farms anywhere in New England and only pay $. 99 plus tax for ice tea. With the tea is me much better than Dunkin' Donuts is. Also if you get any of their pastries they are also very crappy and very small but the amount of money they're asking for them. They are way overpriced also. Cumberland Farms is much cheaper. Honey dew donuts might be more expensive but they have a pet a coffee and also pedal pastries for the amount of money you're standing and it worth it. Dunkin' Donuts is a rip off as far as I'm concerned all they're interested in doing is stealing money from the public by making crappy products. I remember as a kid you used to see them making donuts at the donut shop. Today everything is so small it's a factory and it's all about money not about the customer. Some franchises I go to don't even let the employees get tips which is ridiculous. As far as I'm concerned Dunkin' Donuts stinks.

My friend had a stroke recently, so we go to the Woburn recovery centre for treatment two or three days a week. Before or after her medication, we normally stop at the Four Corners Dunkin Donuts at 188 Cambridge Street for breakfast. In the morning, the shift leader, Michele, is an extremely compassionate individual. She knows all of her clients, treats them (and the other employees) as family and takes care of everybody there personally. I really can't tell you more about her. She is so loving and sweet and for what she does she deserves special praise. When you leave this shop, you leave with a smile, thanks to her, on your face.

My review is about, of all things, the new hot cups, which are paper, at least here in MA. They become so hot to the touch when filled that you can barely hold them without getting burned. There is no sleeve like at Starbucks. I would recommend saving some of the styrofoam ones before they become obsolete, as you can leave one in your cupholder to insulate the super hot cup and handle it. My friend has used the same one many times and he says the new cup fits inside of it.

This review is for the dunkin donuts on Inman ave Edison n. J ZERO STARSI wrote a few reviews on their page but I wanted to share it with sitejabber. This has happened many times but I did not comment until I could not take it anymore. This is before and after face masks and gloves where mandatory for workers The girl who takes your dirty money with gloves on also makes your coffee with the same dirty gloves on I find this very unsanitary and unhygienic this has happened many times over my visits.the last time I was ever there I did ask the girl to please give me another cup that she did not touch with the same dirty money gloves on. She threw off her gloves and made me a cup with new gloves on. She was very angry and loud with me pointing that out. Needless to say the first cup she touched for me with dirty money gloves on was put back for the next customer. Needless to say I don't go there anymore. Please read my reviews on that dunkin I am under biddogs there is another cleaner dunkin just about a mile away. Thanks

Tables are rarely clean, doughnut prices keep going up and employees need to quit talking and get the orders done, I was inside and they kept on doing the drive thru, they need to move the drive thru sign so people quit going the wrong way and making it hard for people to get out of their spots. They need to find a better cup for the small coffees instead of doubling them up because I'm sure we are getting charged for that one way or another. We go everyday there in Harrisburg.