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Dunkin’ is America’s favorite all-day, everyday stop for coffee, espresso, breakfast sandwiches and donuts. The world’s leading baked goods and coffee chain, Dunkin’ serves more than 3 million customers each day. With 50+ varieties of donuts and dozens of premium beverages, there is always something to satisfy your craving.
Dunkin’ is proud to serve New York, NY for all breakfast and snacking needs. Stop by today to try a classic favorite or a new featured product!
rude barista continuously kept messing up the drink order even though it was VERY simple. ended up leaving with the wrong order and the drink tasted bad. Meanwhile, they let people panhandle inside the store, a man kept aggressively asking me for money while I was trying to take my order. DO NOT come to this dunkin.
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Tess Wells
Apr 4, 2026
1.0
they ran out of what i ordered, which is perfectly fine, so instead of getting something different, i asked to just cancel. they told me they couldn't refund me and that i had to call. i called, and the phone agent told me someone would be in touch. they never contacted me. i haven't received a refund.
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Chris
Mar 23, 2026
2.0
i dont know when or why this shift happened, but Dunkin' is now wickedly more expensive than Starbucks for a black cold brew. A cold brew at Starbucks, just a block east, is always the same amount of liquid because they pour the liquid and then the ice, resulting in a consistent ice to cold brew ratio. At Dunkin', they are notorious with filling the cup to the brim (or just about) with ice, leaving about half the liquid you'd expect. The "solve" for this, historically, was to request light ice. HOWEVER, THEY NOW AD A SURCHARGE when you ask for less ice?? It's like $.45 or $.65 on top of the base drink, which is already more than the size at Starbucks. (For reference, I'm comparing a venti to a medium).
Cold brew specifically, Dunkin' used to be the cheapest chain option, starbucks was slightly more expensive (but their atmosphere is more coffee shop than Dunkin's elevated 7/11 atmosphere, as most Dunkin's in the city do not have the more upscale seating found elsewhere), and then independent coffee shops most expensive. I don't know who Dunkin thinks they are, charging more than Starbucks despite cheaper rent, little to no seating, and their branding targeting blue collar/low maintenance Americans. Coming from Boston, this is an abomination, and I will never again step foot in this location (unless it's late/super early, they are 24/7 so I do appreciate that).
PS. Service is wickedly slow even when I'm the only one inside, so plan to catch the next train.
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Nay Rose
Mar 19, 2026
2.0
so i paid 6$ for a protein refresher he tried to sneak and get me regular milk after I told him I can’t have that but it’s a protein refresher why try to give me regular milk he didn’t wanna Show me what milk he used because I saw that there was no protein milk so I asked for a refund because why would you make me pay for a protein refresher if you guys don’t have protein milk he told me no I told him get the manager. the barista had an attitude and the manager told me i can get anything else, but they gave me a refund because I couldn’t have anything else.
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Gabriela Rosado
Mar 11, 2026
3.0
For a coffee shop where all one has to do is press a button to get syrups, sugar, milk, coffee in a cup, they sure do take a long while doing so. No hairnets for some workers, phones out every 20 seconds. Yet it’s URGENT that a customer comes and grabs their donut for a name that isn’t theirs. What sense does it make it ask me for my name then not even pronounce it right AND THEN get angry at me for not grabbing my donut? To top it off, straws are by request, which is fine in NYC I suppose. But this isn’t Starbucks where I can just sip through the lid without one. And to ask for a straw you need the whole community to gather together and get it. And when they do hand it to you, that stank attitude comes out again. 3 stars because Dunkin is ol’ reliable (nobody else has a butter pecan as good), I guess. But holy cow, Dunkin needs to figure out their employment situation in NYC cause there is no way every store is run by rude, incompetent workers who can’t even follow basic health regulations. Inconsistent coffees. Consistent incompetency.
What type of food and beverages does Dunkin' in New York, NY offer?
Dunkin' offers coffee, espresso, breakfast sandwiches, donuts, tea, and a variety of other beverages and baked goods, serving breakfast, lunch, and brunch.
What are the operating hours of Dunkin' at 356 W 145th St, New York?
Dunkin' is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Does this Dunkin' location offer delivery or pickup services?
Yes, this Dunkin' location offers both delivery and curbside pickup services.
How can I order from Dunkin' ahead of time?
You can order ahead using the Dunkin' mobile app or via their online ordering link to have a fast grab-and-go experience.
Are there any special seasonal menu items currently available?
Yes, Dunkin' is featuring the Cookie Butter Cloud Latte, returning Peppermint Mocha and Toasted White Chocolate Signature Lattes, and a new Berry Sangria Refresher on their holiday menu.
Does this Dunkin' location have a drive-thru service?
No, this Dunkin' location does not have a drive-thru service, but offers dine-in, takeout, and delivery options.
Are there other coffee shops near Dunkin' at 356 W 145th St?
Yes, there is another nearby Dunkin' and other cafes like Parlay Cafe where customers can explore more coffee and smoothie options.
What public transit options are available near Dunkin' to help customers get there?
Customers can use the MTA Subway at the 145th St (A/B/C/D) station, conveniently located nearby, for easy access to Dunkin'.
What other dining options are available near Dunkin' at this location?
Nearby dining options include Charles Pan-Fried Chicken, Taqueria El Chiltepin #3, Victorios Brick Oven Pizza, Sugar Hill Fish Place, and Baskin-Robbins, offering a variety of cuisines.
Is this Dunkin' location family-friendly and does it accommodate children?
Yes, this Dunkin' welcomes families and children, offers vegetarian options, dine-in seating, and free Wi-Fi for customers.
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