Dunkin’ Donuts

Hit or miss, but mostly miss. Every time I go here the people are either very efficient and on point or, more often, completely incompetent. The very first time I came to this location, the girl doing sandwiches had no idea there was a difference between tuna salad and chicken salad and started getting an attitude when I tried to tell her they’re not the same. Every time I’ve gotten their Dunkaccino (spelling?), it’s tasted like severely watered down hot chocolate with no hint of coffee. On a few other occasions the wait time was over 10 minutes, which is rather long for an on-​the-​go breakfast stop. Some of the workers have no idea what they’re doing and cannot follow instructions or tell the difference between a poppyseed and a sesame bagel.
The only reason I still come here is because the tomato mozzarella bagel actually tastes pretty good and this place is literally half a block from my house. Also, cronuts :)

Constantly gets your order wrong. Their coffee states like crap. If you call them out on getting your order wrong they might fix one thing and «forget» to fix the rest of your order. Donuts are constantly dry and stale. Krispy Kreme needs to buy out Dunkin donuts and do the world a favor.

Surprisingly clean Dunkin’ Donuts. Very fast and inexpensive as usual, and they have seating with a fireplace and games even (chess)!

Typical dunkin donuts, new enough so that it hasn’t accumulated that dingy feel most dunkin donuts have. The fireplace is nice enough, and the store is quiet so that you can get some work done if you want! The seats aren’t the most comfortable, but it works for a late night (24 hour) study place that isn’t overrun by students. Bring a friend and eat donuts and mediocre coffee all night, while glancing up once in a while to check out the news on the TVs or play some chess with local Philadelphians who frequent the store.

Fake (OR IS IT REAL?!) fireplace +some pretty comfy couches, albeit some really high plastic tables and chairs = dunkin donuts heaven. It’s such a needed addition to the area because we all can’t walk to the miniscule 34^th street location. And its 24 hours? Shieeeeeeettttttttt.

Tables are quite spacious. Good for studying. Plus, it’s open for 24 hours now.