Dunkin'

Reviews

• TM

  The Marianetta

  2 days ago
  1.0
  Each of the few experiences I've had with this place have left me confused. I am a person that enjoys a hot drink and a doughnut to start off my day. I visited this location for the first time one morning and they were getting a truck delivery so we were told that they had no food prepared (including donuts). I was able to order hot chocolate. My next trip there the following week I pulled up and told it was told that there was no hot chocolate. It's crazy to me that you would pull up at a Dunkin' donuts and not be able to order donuts. I have still never gotten a complete order from this location. The customer service is always bland. While I still believe in the Duncan brand, I will not be returning as a customer to this location.
• AS

  Austin Sulpher

  4 days ago
  5.0
  The people here are always so cheerful and have a great music taste as well! Thanks guys!
• KG

  Kiersten Gober

  Apr 18, 2026
  1.0
  Customer service was awful and very rude
• MH

  M H

  Mar 19, 2026
  5.0
  Clean place and good environment. Gideon And nick are both very helping employees. Respectful gentleman and good customer service. They give you exactly what you order. I was there earlier tonight and both employees were working together in a professional manner. They were both like Batman and robin.
• IB

  Ian Bygrave

  Mar 7, 2026
  5.0
  On Saturday night, when most places are overwhelmed, understaffed, tired, and one bad rush away from total collapse, the crew working at Dunkin’ Donuts somehow did the exact opposite. They did not just handle the shift well. They ran it like absolute professionals, and honestly, they deserve a raise for the level of work they delivered. Saturday night is not an easy shift anywhere in food service. You get tired customers, impatient customers, late-night chaos, big orders, custom drinks, and nonstop movement. It is the kind of shift that tests whether a team can actually work under pressure. This crew passed that test better than almost any team I have seen. They were fast, organized, polite, and calm the whole time. That alone deserves credit, but what made them stand out even more was that they did all of it without making customers feel rushed or like a burden. The best thing about this team was how smooth everything felt. Orders were moving, people were being helped, and the staff still kept a good attitude. That is rare. A lot of places can either be quick or friendly, but this crew managed to be both. They made the whole experience feel easy, which usually means they were working very hard behind the scenes. Good service like that does not happen by accident. It takes teamwork, effort, and people who actually care about doing their job well. What really makes them deserve a raise is that they turned a normal stop for coffee or food into something memorable. That might sound dramatic, but it is true. When a place is busy and the employees still stay kind, focused, and efficient, you notice it. It makes a difference. It improves the customer’s whole night. That kind of work helps the business, keeps people coming back, and builds the reputation of the store more than any advertisement could. In my opinion, the Saturday night Dunkin’ crew did the best job in the world because they took one of the hardest kinds of shifts and handled it perfectly. They worked with speed, patience, and professionalism, and they made it look effortless even though it definitely was not. Teams like that are the reason people come back. They absolutely deserve recognition, respect, and most of all, a raise.

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