Dunkin Donuts

The staff is friendly but this is one of the worst dunkin donuts ever. No matter what time of day or however many people are in line, it takes forever to get a cup of coffee.
Don’t be an idiot and try to get anything besides a drink because that will take twice as long.
Starbucks is next door…

I write this review under-​caffeinated and, thus, a tad crabby.
My story: Went to DD. Ordered a coffee. Tried to pay with a $ 20 bill. Was told the bill was too large. Fumbled around for something smaller. Was told that for coffee, I had to pay with singles. Didn’t have any singles. Left with no coffee.
Never to return …

Basically, worst D&D ever,
Morons over-​charged me and I didn’t notice until days later when I looked at my receipt. Ordered a Sandwich croissant and coffee Coolata, and they charged my for a combo plus my Coolata. IT WAS NOT A COMBO — BUT A REGULAR CROISSANT.
Will avoid this one when possible and instead frequent the one by Coolidge Corner.

I am officially done with Dunkin’ Donuts. We are breaking up.
Is it because half the time no matter what Dunkin’ Donuts I go to they get my order wrong?
Is it because it’s either too watered down, or too burnt to be drinkable?
Is is because I have to put gallons of cream and pounds of sugar so I can drink it?
Is it because I’ve refused to order anything but the Iced Caramel coffee because that drink doesn’t make me want to cry?
What happened to you dear Dunkies? I used to savor the deliciousness that was your coffee, and yeah, I used to splurge on a donut or two. But as the years have gone by, your coffee has gotten so much worse, and when I learned that your donuts aren’t even made on location, but are SHIPPED, sometimes left on the ground… I said no more.
And now, I am saying no more to your coffee either. I just can’t bring myself to spend $ 2.50 on your tasteless and mostly watery brew.
Does that make me any less of a Bostonian? No. It’s just made me realize that there’s better out there for me. It’s not you, it’s me… no wait… it IS you. This courtship is officially over. I’m finding someone who will fulfill my coffee needs. Good-​bye.

I don’t know how Dianasaurus got a sausage, egg and cheese at this KOSHER DD… but I learned the heard way not to expect any meat at this location. As for their coffee – since the family sold the company to private investors and they hired Rachel Ray as their spokesperson, the coffee has started tasting a little off.

Today, I become an official Bostonian. With our suitcases and our cats, we arrived in Boston jetlagged, hungry and dehydrated. We trekked down to our neighborhood Dunkin’ Donuts, hoping to find sustenance, trying to be authentically Bostonian.
This was my first time eating a Dunkin’ Donuts bagel. It was horribly dry. The microwaved sausage, egg and cheese inside did not make it any tastier. Half of it is still sitting on my kitchen counter. Seeing as how I have no condiments in my new home, I have not found a way to make this sad lump of dry oversaltedness any closer to edible.
However, Dunkin Donuts gets 2 stars instead of 1 because the coffee was surprisingly decent. I actually held my breath before I took the first sip, frightened my tongue might fall off in displeasure (after stomaching that bagel, can you blame me for being skeptical?). But the coffee was okay. And the coffee roll I got to dip into my cup o’ joe? Not bad at all. Soft and fresh and not too sweet. It was A-​okay.
But beware: this Dunkin Donuts is right next to the Cleveland Circle «T» stop. The combination of high traffic and inefficient, poorly-​trained service creates a kind of boundless confusion that might make you go insane. You will never get your hash browns. I didn’t order any, but a very upset lady did. She waited 15 minutes for hers. Apparently, she really loved hash browns. I would have just left. Instead, she just stood around waving her paper bag, which was sadly vacant of hash browns.
I guess I’m saying, don’t go here if you don’t have to. There’s a reason this one only has 2 stars.

As a Dunkin Donuts freak, I can’t stand this particular location. The coffee is always burned and the service is slow. They have several hundred store fronts in this city; I beseech you: try any but this one.

Do not, I repeat, DO NOT go here expecting to get a bacon, egg, and cheese crossandwich. Brookline is a traditionally Jewish neighborhood, and this Dunkin Donuts is Kosher – that means no bacon breakfast sandwiches and no seafood stuffed donuts. The coffee is on par, though.