Dunkin’ Donuts

I used to like this location for about 2 weeks until I got sick and had to start ordering tea. (Tears) my first time ordering tea my cup starts leaking. I was so annoyed, so the next day I go and ask for 2 cups. I was told I wouldn’t need it because their cups don’t leak. Quite rudely actually, like I have no sense. So yet again, my cup leaks. This happened for one more day until I decided never to go here again. I even offered to pay extra for the cup, which I shouldn’t even have to. But, this place does no accommodations like other DDs do.

I went to this place to get a toasted raisin bagel with cream cheese since my regular spot was very crowded, what a mistake this was. First off, they charge me a dollar more then my usual spot charges for the same item. I asked for only a small amount of cream cheese. By the time i got the bagel i was already running late to work, so i didn’t even get a chance to check my order. When i got to work, the bagel was not toasted, extremely chewy and they had put a ridiculous amount of cream cheese. I went to dunkin online to complete a survey about my visit and i provided my contact information, so they can contact me and till this day i have yet to hear back from them. It has been over two weeks. Dunkin Donuts will not be getting my business again.

Nothing out of the ordinary with this Dunkin joint. Pretty well-​managed, but also quite hectic, no matter what time of day you go in. The cashiers are obviously trying to move business along, but jeez, I’m not ready to move this fast in the morning without my coffee buzz. I stop in here a few days a week before work and I recognize the same people there every time, which is nice, because they usually know what I want.
Anyways, nothing special here, like I said. They recently renovated the entire establishment, though so it looks pretty now!

The Dunkin’ Donuts price parity here is $ 3.11 (see my review on Aug. 28 for a definition of this).
I came here a couple of Sundays ago and got my usual to go. Even after being out late the night before, I randomly woke up at 8:30 a.m. and thought I’d enjoy impromtu coffee and donuts at Central Park. If you’re ever up that early on a Sunday morning, I highly recommend people-​watching at the park. This Dunkin’, only one block away from the park, will ensure that your coffee won’t get cold by the time you arrive.
Nothing extraordinary about this Dunkin’, which shouldn’t be interpreted as a bad thing: the space was clean and they had the right number of staff to service the Sunday morning crowd. No unsatisfied customers.

Do not expect delivery on time. I pre-​arranged a delivery for coffee and I called 15 minutes after they were supposed to arrive. They found my order and said it would be another 15 minutes (it was 25) and send half a dozen stale donuts to compensate.

They will yell at you during the morning rush, get your order wrong frequently, and breakfast sandwiches often come out cold and not microwaved long enough (shouldn’t be that hard). Oh and that whole if you don’t get a receipt your order is free thing is not true at all. Manager is particularly in your face, while the rest of the employees are very nice and clearly getting yelled at.

Fast paced and hard to understand. Not a very good combination.

If this is what you want, three stars.
If you are entertaining several coffee /​bagel sandwich options, there are definitely better options in the immediate area.
I like it because it is close to work, and it’s a quick in and out.
There are so many people taking orders that they will likely yell to you while there are still three or four people in front of you… so get your face out of your phone and pay attention.
Other than that, coffee is fine and the toasted sandwiches come out plenty toasty. This DD isn’t my first choice, but is perfect for when I want a quick, cheap breakfast at work and i’m too rushed /​cold /​its raining too hard to walk anywhere else.
Not great, not bad… just so very medium.

Coffee is very bitter every time (tastes as if it’s brewed too strongly and burned…). If I can’t get good coffee here, what’s the point of coming? The bagels are ok and donuts are ok. Service is really below average — people act like they don’t care.

This has to be the worst Dunkin Donuts I have ever been to. From the service to the stale bagels/​donuts, the place was terrible.
I would definitely recommend skipping past this place. Go down the block and check out Champignon for better options.

I’m not sure why the neighborhood for this Dunkin’ is labeled as «Upper East Side», it surely is located in East Harlem (it’s on 97^th Street & Madison).
The staff is as friendly as can be expected as far as Dunkin goes. The line moves pretty quickly. A few times «no sugar» has been interpreted as sugar and I’ve ended up with a sugared coffee, strike that, diabetic coma waiting to happen.
Other than that, no complaints. Sure the bagels are pretty terrible, but I think that comes with the Dunkin’ territory.

Easily the worst Dunkins I’ve ever been to. It took maybe 3 – 4 tries for me to decide conclusively that you can’t possibly order a bagel here that is NOT stale.
I guess it’s pretty hard to screw up Dunkin Donuts coffee, and theirs is on par with any other Dunkin Donuts shop.
I will say though, the staff really makes an effort to keep the line moving fast in the AM. That is appreciated, thanks guys.

In the food desert that is the Sinai neighborhood, this Dunkin Donuts is one of the closest eateries, which is I why I sometimes pop in here for coffee or a breakfast sandwich. They appear to handle the breakfast rush well, and their egg white veggie breakfast sandwich is surprisingly tasty.

This is just regular as any dunkin chain Ive been to.
Nothing really special about the place to take note of.
Maybe next time when I spend a little bit more time inside it.

This was my go-​to Dunkin while working in this area this past year. They are sweet when they need to be. Other times, they’ll yell your order back to you. They charge a bit more for some things (but it’s a franchise so they technically can). Butter for 50 cents is just ludicrous. Otherwise, this Dunkin served me well.

It’s Dunkin Donuts, do you really need to ask what it is or what they serve? Mediocre coffee and okay donuts that’s cheaper but not as strong or nearly as pretentious as Starbucks. So, I’ll focus on the specifics about this location, which is my neighborhood one.
Since I speak the same language as all the employees here (Bengali), it’s even more obvious to me than to most customers, that none of the staff here really know what they’re doing or how to prepare any of the drinks that aren’t regular coffees. One of my problems with Dunkin, that is especially true here, is their tendency to oversweeten. If you get an iced coffee or any latte here they will load up on the syrup.
That said, the staff is very friendly, and the manager, the short, middle-​aged guy with a moustache, may offer you freebies or discounts on food, especially if it’s later in the evening. I could probably get a lot more freebies if I let on to them that I speak Bengali, but then they’d also want to make me part of the family, invite me over for dinner, and want tons of medical advice I’m not qualified to give. Anyway, it’s Dunkin Donuts, so if you need a coffee fix and are too lazy to make your own, it does the trick.

They are really pushy at this Dunkin’! I come in and ask for a box of coffee, and the guy behind the counter says, «Two boxes, miss?» Then I ask for a box of munchkins. I should have known there was a smaller size, but he says, 50? and I say yes.
However, the service was very quick, and they do offer deals. I felt miffed however, when another customer asked for a box of 25 munchkins, and he offered to take a dollar off his purchase if he bought 50. WHAT ABOUT ME???