Dunkin’ Donuts

This Dunkin Donut shop on 10^th & 37^th Street is one of the finest food shops in Manhattan. I live the wonderful & varied MENUE they have and the WONDERFUL FOREIGN WORKERS who work at this particular Dunkin Donut shop.
These foreign workers are such good workers because they are so attentive, so respectful, and so very cheerful. IT IS SUCH A JOY TO PURCHASE FOOD & BEVERAGE PURCHASES AT THIS DD SHOP.
I am not trying to make light of American workers because they are terrific too. However I am mentioning this particular place because ALL THE WORKERS ARE FOREIGN & ALL THE WORKERS ARE HARD WORKING IMMIGRANTS. EVERY ONE OF THEM.
They are a wonderful addition to our United States of America.
Jerry Coccoli Cesar
Manhattan, N.Y.

Do NOT go to this so-​called shop. This place does NOT define #AmericaRunsOnDunkin. It is the PUREST definition of incompetence and filth I have ever seen. Incompetent management that allows employees to cook & serve food bare handed, no hats. Rude service and the orders ALWAYS come out wrong. I’ve contacted the franchisee several times. He could care less as they’ve yet to fix anything and they continue to ignore the health code. #AmericaRunsOnRude. You will get sick.

Ask for a receipt and count your change. This place shortchanges you.
I bought 3 bags of ice for a house party yesterday. The staff told me the total was $ 8.30. I fished out a quarter and a nickel ($ 0.30) and handed them to him along with a 10 dollar bill. He took a moment looking at the coins before putting them away and giving me back $ 2. I asked for a receipt. Again the staff hesitated. I asked a second time before the staff reluctantly gave me the receipt. I looked at the receipt as I walked towards the door and saw that the total was $ 8.13, and that the staff entered that I gave him $ 10.13 to generate the $ 2 change. I looked at him but was completely ignored by him. I wasn’t about to confront him over 17 cents but COME ON, he totally knew what he was doing. 17 cents is not a big deal, but I don’t like it when a store takes advantage of their customers as part of their business practice. Won’t go back.

Why did I do this to myself? (Because it was nearby and it was open, that’s why. I needed something in my stomach.)
Heavy, bland, produced without an ounce of love — America runs on mediocrity. All that I could have handled, though, if some of them hadn’t been super stale. The only thing saving this from a single star rating was the friendly cashier and the freshness of some of the other doughnuts.

Nice people working the counter they gave me a free coffee for messing up my order. Very friendly