Dunkin’ Donuts

I really wanted some coffee after my meeting so I went to this store. I went in and the cashier Terry looked right at me… no greeting. She continued her personal conversation with a friend while I stood in front of the register. Only when her friend excused her did she finally take my order. She gave me my doughnuts and coffee. .she did not hand me my receipt and she did not say «thank you».

This is my favorite Dunkin Donuts location. The employees are pretty friendly and if you pay with your DD app and purchase a doughnut you will get a free donut. They also keep it clean.

My coffee is always on point but the girls that work here during the morning rush have straight up attitudes. They stare you down and act like you’ve requested something that’s not in the menu. #getyolifeoranotherjob

I’m at this location right now… I use to come here all the time but something happened. Currently I’ve been standing in line for 20minutes. When I came in here there were only 2 ppl in front of me. There’s still two ppl in front of me and like 5 ppl behind me now… it got super busy and one of the workers decided to leave in the middle of it all and whoever the girl is behind the counter is slow as ever!!! I plan on getting in touch with corporate!!! WTF!!!

Do not go here for donuts. I was at the location in Hyde Park this past week and was sold stale donuts. I then tried calling the store to make them aware that they were selling stale donuts, but I got no response. Once again, go somewhere else to buy your donuts… don’t say I didn’t warn you.

I’m not a fan of dunkin doughnuts in general, hence only three stars. Friendly staff, clean, reliable wifi.

Coming from a DD-​less Seattle, going to a Dunkin Donuts is always a novelty. Maybe it’s the novelty that makes the coffee taste that good. I don’t drink Starbucks for obvious reasons, and it’s nice to come to Dunkin and find awesome non-​bitter iced coffee, with delishhhh flavors, for HALF the price of Starbucks. I don’t know why you’d pay twice as much for bitter coffee.
The donuts are not the greatest in the world, but a few munchkins with coffee always hit the spot.

This place is located in a nice area. The washrooms are always clean when I visit. The coffee and lattes are always good too. The staff is nice and fast. The lot is small and is shared with other businesses but there is always available parking when I go.

DD wasnt even on my horizon but I drank too much water and had to stop by a restroom stat. I figured if we were stopping somewhere it might as well be somewhere where I could enjoy a tasty beverage.
Enter in Dunkin Donuts.
This one had ample parking but there was a solicitor outside which left a bad taste in my mouth. They have to ring you in to the bathroom which is all good since I could see it being a problem with random stragglers coming in just to use the restroom. However my beef is with their combo meals. At every other DD I’ve been to across the country you can sub out an iced coffee for the hot coffee their meals come with (usually at an additional charge). I have no issue with paying more since their iced coffee is comparible to liquid crack but for some reason the chick wouldn’t let me sub the coffee which left me a sad panda.

We were on our way somewhere, so myself and a partner got two blazin’ hot coffees here and it cost me near nothing. The biggest expense was the parking.
Friendly staff.

I’m crazy about these donuts! My favorites are strawberry, french and apple cinnamon.
I also like the latte.
In Hyde Park the staff is very nice!

Standard Dunkin Donuts fare and efficient service, but really exceptional staff. They are consistently friendly, and their friendliness always feels very genuine. Employee Gloria is always friendly and sticks out the most, but others are equally friendly.
Don’t park in the parking lot across the street– I’ve seen more than several people have their cars towed from the lot.

This location is fine. Yes, there usually are random Hyde Park bums sitting around, but whatever. I’ve learned to move on past the «homeless» of the neighborhood. Everyone’s gotta have a place to relax and drink coffee or read the paper… or just sit and watch people. If it happens to be the corner of Dunkin’ Donuts out of the way of anyone coming or going, then good for them.
The one thing that does turn me off about this place is that it always smells like something is burning right outside and right inside this place. I guess it’s their ovens, but it just smells like burning plastic.
The smell doesn’t affect the food or anything. The restauarant is typically very clean and very well-​stocked. Gotta love the $ 1 coffee deals they usually have in the middle of the day. The staff is usually very helpful and kind.
Like many others, Dunkin’ Donuts just uses a lot of ingredients that are not natural… too much sugar and kind of blah coffee. Once it’s iced coffee with cream and sweetner, you are OK to drink it… but I can’t do the hot coffee here.

The staff here is very friendly. I used to sit here on late nights and wait for the apple fritters to finish baking so I could get them fresh. So after a few random times of this, I found the staff to set aside one fritter just for me. That, and an iced coffee (even though I do not like their coffee) and I was happy. But over time, their apple fritters lost something and I didn’t come for them anymore on those special trips. But those months when I did, I was happy. And as a result, when I do stop in to get a bagel or something, they recognize me. For that, I love the place.
Just be careful being here late night as the homeless people will order a dollar coffee and sit for hours. They will even talk to you about random current events, like the Republican term. «Obamacare».
The staff make sure that this place is clean, they are always mopping and sweeping and cleaning up various things, and they make sure you’re happy. For me, any food service place is better clean and cared for than not.

The women who work there in the mornings are very friendly, and I appreciate that. And overall, I have to say the muffins are always really good! I guess those preservatives are dong what they are supposed to (okay, better not to think about this too much). I will say that they seem to have hit a good balance in terms of size, whereas some «indie» places seem to prefer to serve giant muffins only (and sometimes they taste even more processed).
I rarely get the donuts. Although they seem okay, I just miss Krispy Kreme. And I never get the coffee (had it once at 5 PM, at a downtown location, never again… I recognize this was probably due to the time, but I’m still traumatized).

So you are stumbling home with a pretty good buzz after an evening of being social. I don’t know what that is like but this is hypothetical. So you are stumbling home at 3am a bit depressed. Maybe you struck out with that hot so-​and-​so you saw at the party. Maybe you just lost your textbook money in a hand of poker. Tired. Down. Not sober. Very hungry. If you are in Hyde Park, you are boned. Enter DD. And I can’t stress how important this fact is: ITS OPEN ²⁴⁄₇.
If you don’t think this fact is that important, you clearly don’t live in Hyde Park. Or you live in Hyde Park and don’t subject yourself to wandering city streets on arbitrary nights in search of food.
I don’t touch coffee. Don’t really care for donuts. But this place is open and its hashbrowns are darn tasty.

Has good coffee and good donuts as well. Ans the staff are very nice

A rare one star… horrible coffee, which is somewhat to be expected at DD, but the reason they get one star is well… not really their fault per se…
Early one morning I drove over to pick up a dozen donuts. There was someone outside selling Streetwise or whatever. It was early, it was cold out and I just wanted some damn donuts. Anyway, he approaches me and I just quietly ignore him. It’s early, I’m not trying to be rude but it’s f’ing cold out. On the way out the guy confronts me and says «it’s not easy to love your neighbor huh?»
I almost went off on the guy, but I quietly got into my car and drove off. I was so aggravated. I know when I was in retail management I would ask people to kindly leave our customers alone. I don’t know, but there’s always someone outside this Dunkin’ Donuts. While I’m not opposed to people trying to make a living, and I’m not really a jerk, (I swear) that experience really turned me off people selling Streetwise and that Dunkin’ Donuts.
Grrr…

While I am a complete addict of DD coffee, and tend to think their donuts at most places are decent– this place isn’t very good at either.
Typically, their coffee is somehow off (usually tastes a bit burnt) and their donuts are usually stale. Also– they lack a good selection of donuts.
Like most things around this part of 53^rd– parking isn’t impossible, but not the easiest either– which is why I tend to get my crack… er… coffee fix fulfilled at another DD if I am leaving Hyde Park. For really great coffee– head north to 47^th to Zaleski and Horvath. They are super friendly, have only the best quality of products– and have a Clover machine which is rare– and very well appreciated.

A typical Dunkin’ Donuts, with the usual selection of coffee flavored drinks and sugar goodies. Major plus with this place is that its open 24 hours a day and really can provide those 3 am late night sugar withdrawls.
Good prices, decent service but for some reason I’m always approached for money by people outside and occasionally inside the place. Not a real issue though, have stopped by here many times and always come out satisfied. The summer 99 cent iced coffee and 99 cent 2 donuts is a real treat.