Dunkin’ Donuts

This is by far the greatest DD I’ve ever visited. The morning staff is amazing. So friendly, always smiling, and if you need a regular morning coffee stop it won’t be long before they remember your face and have your coffee waiting before you get to the counter. The place is clean, the food is fresh, and the coffee is the best.

It’s a great place just to run in and grab a quick cup of coffee. The people are nice and they’re eager to please. It’s also a very clean DD. Love the place. They deserve all of the the 5 star reviews they receive.

There’s no drive thru and my entire experience was pretty troubling. Either the girl was a mute or a grade A asshole. She did not greet me or say goodbye. I said «thank you, have a nice day.» She simply handed me my receipt. Extremely rude people here, I won’t return

Hands down the friendliest & best DD around! :) the ladies are always fast, kind & efficient. Bravo to the manager who hired these women! :)

I don’t stop here as often as I should only because this location doesn’t have a drive thru and I’m pretty lazy at 7 am. However, going in is always worth it thanks to the super friendly and fast service!

I go to Dunkin Donuts a lot in the area: the one on 7924 Belair Rd, 9624 Belair Rd, 5003 Honeygo center, etc. And this one on Hartford Rd is definitely on the top of the list. The store is clean and the staff are friendly. The donuts here are usually fresh. What makes me a frequent customer here is their donut fillings are abundant! My favorite donuts are vanilla cream and their vc donuts have twice as much fillings as the one from DD at Belair Rd. If you want every penny counts with good service, this is the place to go!

I am not a chain reviewer but I have to say something about this place. I was way out of my element… and on the other side of the world from where I lived. I was on the road for work and needed a break. Now I like coffee. I take that back-​I love coffee. That said, I don’t go into DD often because quite honestly I usually can’t understand the folks working there. This place, however was a throw back. The workers were American (again, I’m all for capitalism by anyone — I just want to make sure the coffee makers are giving me exactly what I want). I got my java, my breakfast, and sat down to write. Then came the regulars. A table of crusty old retired dudes… who kept talking to me. People always want to talk to me… don’t know what that’s about. After awhile I closed my laptop and joined them… in a lot of laughs and good-​natured debates.