Dunkin’ Donuts

I ordered two plain glazed donuts and a sausage kolache. All of them were cold. I’m sure they get there around 4 am to start baking since the store opens at 5 but I ordered my food at 5:55 am. Since I didn’t have a bulk order, it was safe to assume that I would consume at least one item on my morning commute so offering to throw it in the microwave would be helpful. I didn’t realize I needed to ask for warm food since I frequent Shipley donuts down the street and my pastries are always hot and fresh. Also, my kolache was about 3 inches long. It didn’t even deserve its own bag. America may run on Dunkin but Houstonians love Shipleys. I should have stuck to what I was used to.

I love the coffee here. Nothing comes close. Wish they had more locations in Houston area

I come here all the time. Their service is fast. Their food is hot. And it is awesome. Dunkin Donuts has more than donuts. Right now I have in my hand what is called a bacon guacamole flat bread. It has egg bacon guacamole and it is also served hot. And I’m doing Weight Watchers. I have never tasted anything so good that is only 9. I cannot say enough about this I think this is my new favorite food.
Also their service is very fast. The person who takes your order is very courteous and very friendly. And he is patient and answers any questions you have about the product. I highly recommend Dunkin Donuts.

Great service every time know better place then Dunkin fresh coffee and the best blue berry muffins.

Went to this location on a Sunday evening. They had a grand total of 2 glazed donuts for sale. No crullers. Guy behind the counter attitude was just like yeah whatever we don’t have them. Thus place should be closed down.

it’s been a very long time that I haven’t been to Dunkin Donut generally. this DD place I was greeted with hellos. So with a medium size iced coffee 99 cent. you can’t beat that, not even Starbucks.

Totally new, all redone nice DD. Everything was good– iced coffee is my favorite here.
Edit: This dude who works there, work MAD HARD, YOU WILL NEVER BE LATE. I often choose DD over the Charbucks across the way because of line time. Dude will get you in and out in less than 5 minutes. He’s all business, but it’s so much better than the kids in green aprons across the street that treat you like your their annoying mom.

I have a weakness, when it comes to iced beverages.
I love iced coffee. I loved iced tea. These crazy people have the nerve to offer it for 99 cents from 12pm to Close, and I go to school 0.1 miles away from this location, so I pass by it several times a day…
I don’t know if anything else needs to be said. The Almond Fudge iced coffee is great, with a nice coffee taste and an almost-​but-​not-​quite bitter taste to the chocolate that I enjoy. The Cookie Dough is a little too on the sweet side for my taste personally, but I know some people love their iced coffee really sweet, so who am I to judge. All I know is that this place gives me what I want for a good price. As much as I love that other place with the weird green mermaid on it, *hides Starbucks Gold Card* I’m still waiting for them to give me 32oz of icy deliciousness for 99 cents.
Although I wouldn’t complain.

Wow! They added a drive thru and got a face lift. Nice!
The man at the drive thru was very quick and efficient but not very friendly. Apparently he doesn’t do small talk.
Tip: they charge 20 cents for a water (with a lid)

Horrible customer service! To them you are always wrong and they are right. Decent food so I gave it a 2 star, but if they would just change their attitude I would go higher.

Just as good as Starbucks without the price tag! I also recommend the hashbrowns! stay caffeinated friends !

Best apple fritters I have ever tasted. I find myself going there to often. Might go now.

Definitely overrated. My first time visiting and I ordered a sausage and cheese kolache and a dozen donut holes, half glazed, half chocolate. The kolache was so tiny and was definitely frozen out of a box not freshly made. The glazed donut holes were okay but cold and the chocolate weren’t even donut holes they were chocolate dough that was not good at all and made me feel sick. Dunkin Donuts ruined my cheat meal for the week and I will never go back there again.

Being that I am originally for The east coast I try to indulge in the little things that make me feel at home. In DC we have a DD all over so in being in Houston and not having but a few around just makes me want to taste a little of Home… Well my visit wasn’t the way I assumes DD to be! The guy behind the counter seemed like he was in a daze and ready to be alone. He wasn’t rude but very (dazed and confused) LoL! It was the middle of the afternoon and I saw the store and wanted to try a donut or two.
The only turn off would have to be the dazed and lazy guy at the counter. :)

This Dunkin Donuts has been here for as long as I can remember. It’s a shame they haven’t built more of them, there are other chains popping up left and right.
When this store was first built it was a nice area, now it’s kind of in the ghetto. I feel like I have a ⁵⁰⁄₅₀ chance of someone robbing the place while I’m there. But if you are feeling dangerous, then you will be rewarded with a breakfast selection that no other doughnut shop in town can match! You have donuts, munchkins, bagels, muffins, breakfast sandwiches, danishes, and so much more!
When I go I have to get me a couple different donuts and a breakfast sandwich… I feel like they should just roll me out of there afterwards I stuff myself. But oh the donuts, seriously Shipley’s just doesn’t compare.
The staff are nice, friendly, and professional. The store is as plain as every donut shop out there, you come for the sweet delights, not the décor.
My only wish is that there was a Dunkin’s in a nicer location, maybe along 2920 somewhere…

I stopped in early this morning to get something before visiting a family member at the nearby hospital. There’s nothing like a hot chocolate and a donut to get the day started right. This location is small, but the service and quality are top notch. I’ll definitely be back for more!

It’s that time of year again, getting hot, got to have an iced coffee. A little cool jump start when you need it!

I’m from New Jersey and I make mention of it every chance I get. Houston has embraced me with open arms, and I’m quite fond of it, but there are some comforts of home that I miss dearly. One of these is DD. Back home, they’re on every corner. Even during my 18 months in Miami, I enjoyed DD on the regular. So imagine the horror I was overcome with when I discovered there are exactly 6 within a 50 mile radius of Houston including one at an airport and exactly none of these locations are in any way shape or form convenient to my life.
I know what you’re going to say… Shipley’s! Yeah, yeah. Shipley’s is fine, but they’re not really comparable. I don’t go to DD for the donuts. I go for my medium vanilla chai and some sort of unhealthy breakfast delight, not a teeny-​tiny kolache and a hot chocolate. So, I will continue to travel way the heck out of my way for this indulgence that Shipley’s will just never be able satiate.

I love Dunkin’ Donuts and they love me. This particular one has the all-​time greatest donut ever made: The illustrious strawberry jelly donut. I will always go back.

Friendly staff and always fast! Clean tables and if not, a dude will be at your table before your ass hits the seat to be sure it is!
While Dunkin is not my favorite coffee in the US… I miss it very much since leaving the East Coast a few years ago.