Dunkin’ Donuts

Service is slow, but the place was convenient to where were staying. The parking lot was cramped and at times difficult to navigate through when multiple cars are trying to park or get our of their spots.
Once you got the food it was OK… typical DD food.

After work the five of us were looking for a 24 hour Dunkin Donuts. We by another Dunkin which was closed and while we were sitting in a closed gas station a cop stopped by with his lights on asking why we were sitting here. As all of our phones were out we told the officer that we were looking for a 24 hour Dunkin Donuts so he directed us here.
When we came in the guy got behind the counter fast and started to take our order, but it came with an attitude. This was the first time we went to a Dunkin Donuts so we were trying to figure out what to get. Well as we were getting our donuts, when we were thinking he would remove his plastic gloves and start to count money. When we were ready he would wash his hands and then take our additional orders. At least he washed his hands, but it was odd for him to count money while he was serving customers.
The one nice thing I can say about the guy is that he sold us 25 mini donuts which was cheaper than the 18 my co-​workers originally were going to get. Once we got back to the hotel when we started to eat the donuts we noticed that tasted a little stale, but we still ended up eating parts of the various donuts and tossing the rest.

Another one of those if I could give it no stars I would kind of place.
Located in the Marlboro Gulf station on the eastbound side of route 20 just before 495.
I walked in and asked for a vanilla frosted donut with sprinkles. With an attitude, I’m told «All we have is what’s her» as he walks to the display on the back wall.
Dude, if you don’t like your job… QUIT.
Next time I’m in the area, I’ll go somewhere else.