Dunkin Donuts

I told the gal I was a Starbucks drinker & she made me what she thought I would like & it was perfect! Thank you nice lady

I ordered a vanilla latte… got a iced vanilla latte. I guess I could’ve clarified. The drink was so sweet… I had to add coffee. The bagel sandwich was dry. I only got ½ order of hash browns, that were not cooked all the way and I didn’t get any napkins with my order. The staff was nice and pleasant, which always helps.

I was calling them the night before to place an order of 2 boxes of bavarian and 2 boxes of boston cream for pick up and they werent picking up the phone i called abour 5 times so when i called early in the morning like 7 am they said we needed to place the order the day before when i told her i was trying to call and no one was picking up she said they they only have 20 of bavarian and 20 boston for the whole day i was just like from 5am to 10 pm 20 each flavor for real. It was very dissapointing

It’s ok. Nice and friendly people. It’s airy. Decent coffee and donuts. They have free wifi which is awesome

We came in about 10am and they had been open since 5am. There were no turnovers for donuts once they were gone they were gone. The donut holed were a bit dry. The regular donuts were great. The iced, sweet tea was ok but I could not taste the ‘sweet.’ Their ‘frap’ was incredibly sweet. Minimal seating, small and cramped. They were quite busy!

We came here after my kids had their dental appointments (counter productive I know) The staff was friendly. They were both smiling and seemed in a good mood. The seating is nice and comfy. There is a lot of lighting from outside which makes it nice to sit and relax. Enjoy the sun without the heat!
The entrance can be hard to find if you do not know where to go.
They give a 5% Military discount which makes giving the little ones a treat, easier to afford.
There were several different types of donuts available.
MILITARY DISCOUNT 5%

Last week my daughter and I were in Sparks and she asked if we could go there. I ordered a 25 count glazed Munchkins in the drive thru. They had a decent amount of glaze and were placed in a cute box with a handle.
This morning my husband and I stopped by for glazed Munchkins. We ordered a 50 count this time, also in the drive thru. Our order was placed in the same size box as the 25 count. The employee said, «the box won’t close,» as she handed us the overflowing container and walked away. We remained at the window to ask for a bag. We were given a brown paper bag. On top of the lame packaging, the Munchkins have hardly any glaze today.

Dunkin Donuts is a name that I’m familiar from when I was a kid.
I remember a Dunkin Donuts on Sherman Way, just east of Van Nuys in the Valley. Long gone at this point, but my feeling about Dunkin Donuts hasn’t changed since then.
Ehh
I’m sorry for all of the die hard Dunkin fans out there, but it’s ehh.
I went there with my pops Sunday evening, the 24^th of January. The parking lot was not filled, there were no long lines, just a single individual at the counter ordering something.
Dunkin has the reputation of being just as awe inspiring as Krispe Kremes. So, when I arrived, I was a bit disappointed seeing crumbs and other debri on the ground. I could understand if it was busy, but there was only one other customer.
Behind the counter is where the donuts are located. A decent selection, considering they were open for just 3 hours longer.
I ordered the frosted maple bar while my dad ordered the double chocolate donut. And, 2 coffees. «No thank you,» we said to having cream and sugar added to the coffees. I wanted to add my own and am not much for sugar in my coffee. Beside that, if the coffee is so good, I want to taste it without having it tainted with cream or sugar.
I found the coffee to be good. Great? No, but it was good. I just can’t see why everyone likes their coffee so much. Maybe if I had Dunkin’s add their recommended cream & sugar, but that would cover up the coffee!
My maple bar was fresh and the maple glazed was, definitely, painted on by hand. The dough was light and fluffy with a undertone of oil scent.
Service was good. Can’t complain about that at all. We were greeted with a fine «Hello» when we walked in, the counter person was cordial and attentive. The donuts were displayed nicely too!
I wasn’t disappointed by the quality of the food nor the service. But, I wasn’t WOWed.
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Bottom Line
I may go back there.
If you’re in Sparks on Sparks Blvd, then why not. I would go there too if I was in the area and I wanted a donut.
But, I’m not going to go out of my way to go to Dunkins.

Stopped in for a quick sugar rush before movies and shopping with the kids. They had a good selection of donuts. My son had a breakfast sandwich and said it was good. I had a vanilla crème donut and a caramel mochioto. The donut was tasty and the coffee was good. I had the donut eaten by the time I got my coffee so it turned into a coffee to go. I have been to several DD and this location is very typical for this donut chain.

Though dunkin’ doughnuts is super popular, we would usually just as soon go to the grocery store for donuts. The wait is super long almost any time of the day and that is hard for this Unilocaler to swallow. Growing up with lightning fast Krispy Kreme it is a change. And not for the better.
The quality of food at dunkin doughnuts is acceptable at best. Nothing spectacular. I may be missing some of the hype because I don’t drink coffee. But if all the other food choices depend solely on having a cup of dunkin doughnuts coffee to wash it down, I don’t feel that reflects well on the food.
Slow service and mediocre food knock dunkin doughnuts down on my list of places I «have» to go whenever I am in sparks.

It’s difficult for me to rate Dunkin’ Donuts because today was my first-​ever DD experience (I know, I know, late to the party again…) and Sean and I did enjoy what we ordered, however I’m not sure if this place is wildly overrated, or as good as everyone claims it to be. I would definitely need to revisit on more than one occasion, but there are few things I would like to point out in the meantime.
Coming from South Reno, we decided to make our way allll the way into Sparks for this visit on a Sunday morning because we had been saying we’d eventually try it and see for ourselves. I wasn’t pleased with the parking lot and actually thought the building itself was far too small for it being the only DD of Reno/​Sparks (not including the Carson City one, of course). Yet the drive thru was constantly packed and cars had issues getting in the line, meanwhile making way for other cars trying to park and leave. We opted to go in and eat anyway so we parked further out. It shares the same lot as BJs Brewhouse, which also happens to be a fairly popular place, so I imagine the parking lot to be a headache from time to time. Sometimes for this reason alone I choose to avoid going out of my way to deal with crowded places and spaces, so there’s that.
Parking lot peeves aside, the food was okay and nothing out of this world, or anything I couldn’t find elsewhere. In terms of great donuts, I love Doughboys in South Reno best, and that place is very close to home. Although I didn’t order a donut on this occasion, I did go with the ‘Big n Toasted’ combo, or whatever it was called. A Texas toasted breakfast sandwich consisting of cheese, egg, and bacon. I love breakfast food as it is, so I enjoyed it, and Sean enjoyed his McMuffin-​like choice, too. I ordered a pumpkin macchiato and he ordered a snicker doodle macchiato — we enjoyed them, but mine was a tad too sweet for my liking and was super hot for a while. I didn’t get to sip it until maybe 15 – 20 minutes later because I burnt my tongue on the first try. Yeah, I am a wuss with very hot temps, but this was piping.
They appear to have a good variety on the menu and I did see a lot of other things I’d like to try if I return. The service was fine and they had a pretty long line inside, in addition to the already long drive-​thru line. I pictured the location to be bigger inside, but it was pretty narrow and there weren’t many seating options. I’d want to get something to-​go in the future. Not a great place to meet for a coffee date as its too loud and crowded.
I would try it again if I ever found myself in the Sparks area, but I wouldn’t go out of my way for it. I enjoy certain establishments in Sparks that are worth the special trip, but this one I don’t believe to be one of them. I hope to see DD open another location in Reno, too, so then I’d have the advantage of trying the things that looked good but more conveniently. Until then, I can now say I’ve finally been to a Dunkin Donuts and we’ll just have to see if I’ll be in the area again.
PS to a potential Reno store: choose your parking lot and building wiser than Sparks, please! :P

I wish my first visit to Dunkin’ Donuts didn’t have to be my last for a very long time. They don’t have any locations nearby home! And going to the Philippines is out of the question; I keep hearing it’s on every block over there. I kept comparing DD to Krispy Kreme since that’s where most in my area resort to for sugar fixes. DD dozens are so much cheaper! $ 9 for an assorted dozen versus $ 11 and the sizes all vary. The original glazed is big and the traditional cake smaller as expected. My favorites were the powdered chocolate crème filled, chocolate long John, rainbow sprinkles with orange glaze, and the manager’s special on 10÷24÷15: chocolate cake with maple frosting. The one thing I love about Dunkin’ Donuts is they aren’t as sweet as KK! I also like how they had a variety of cake doughnuts, such as regular, glazed blueberry, and glazed pumpkin. Too bad the frosted/​drizzled pumpkin square and Reese’s PB square are considered two doughnuts each. I only had one selection left for my dozen so I left without the pumpkin one.
Service is fantastic! The lady that took my order was super informative and gave me her opinions on particular doughnuts. Ordering is different too. I had to pay before I chose what doughnuts to put in the box, instead of picking them out and then paying.
They sell breakfast items too! With meat! I saw sausage and biscuit sandwiches on the menu. They put muffins and bagels in the same area as doughnuts. Kinda got me confused when I tried to count how many different kinds they had that day. I forgot to choose the Boston crème pie flavor because I was so overwhelmed! By 5pm they had already run out of the Bavarian? custard filled one, to my aunt’s dismay.
Well, the strawberry iced one just tasted like strawberry cream from a Yan Yan snack. I tried a blueberry cake munchkin (donut hole) and strawberry jelly filled one, pretty good! I’ve seen lots of commercials about their iced coffees. Maybe one day I’ll try one? The pink seating is so retro chic!

People seek out chain restaurants for consistency and reliability. When I am in a rush I want a guaranteed flavor or item.
Dunkin falls flat of consistency at this location.
A few weeks ago I went through the drive thru for munchkin donuts for my wife. I saw a sign for an Oreo Coolatta. It sounded good so I order a medium. They asked if I wanted it with coffee and I said yes.
The flavor was delicious. I tried my best not to slurp the whole thing down before I got home so my wife could have a sip. It was so yummy that within a few days I was craving another one. Since it was so good and I wanted to have some to share I went for a large.
The flavor was not the same. The chocolate flavor was heavier and had a chalky texture. I wondered if maybe the larger size set the ratios off a bit for my preference.
I decided maybe that was a fluke and a few weeks ago I stopped in after a quick shopping trip to a store in the same parking lot. I decided on ordering a medium because I didn’t want an added expense if the flavor was off.
Well, it was off again.
I used the same request every single time so there was no confusion about what I was ordering. An Oreo Coolatta with coffee.
I’ve learned my lesson. The first one was a nice treat and I won’t try to ask them to recreate this again. I will give up on their drinks and stick to donuts for the wife.

Whenever we’re in NY, we have to have a Dunkin Donuts stop; my partner and I are big fan. So during our recent trip to Reno, NV, we were ecstatic to learn that they have one close to our hotel. We just had to squeezed it in our itinerary and cut couple of hours of our casino time, that’s how much we love DD! Hahaha!
We ordered our favorite selection of donuts. I ordered my favorite chicken salad sandwich, came with potato tots, and iced coffee! For some reason the donuts were not as good as I remember it. Hhhmmm?! I wasn’t disappointed but I wasn’t wowed also! Usually, when I eat these donuts, I’m floating in euphoria, almost like the donuts were laced with something illegal or maybe it’s just the sugar! Hahahaha! Maybe it was just the heat! The chicken salad sandwich was very very good and the potato tots that came with it was delish! The clouds part and the angels sang… Dunkin Donuts… redeemed!

A Dunkin Donuts with such a low Unilocal rating?!? Blasphemy! I guess I don’t understand the people of Reno. I’ve been a huge fan of Dunkin Donuts coffee for years. If you have been to the East Coast or Chicago you cannot throw a rock without hitting a Dunkin Donuts location. This is because the people know that hitting up a Dunkin Donuts for coffee is a much better decision than the Starbucks alternative.
I can’t really comment on the donuts as I really do not care for sweets, but this place has an array of other breakfast options like egg sandwiches and whatnot.
The coffee is solid and not bitter. You can get it iced or hot. I like the dark roast black.
This place also sells the bags of Dunkin Donuts coffee (not the ones you can get from the grocery store, the good ones). They have whole bean coffee bags as well as ones that have already been ground.
Trust me, if you are in need of a pick me up coffee Dunkin Donuts is a solid choice.

This American classic breakfast pastry is hard to improve on. I think we always want what we either never had or can’t have. The donuts at DD are fresh and cooked to perfection. On both occasions I tried DD the boxes magically got devoured promptly. They have a variety of flavors and include original glazed, chocolate, chocolate dipped french cruller (a must try), strawberry, sour cream, jelly donut, old fashion, etc. On both occasions I visited they had several different flavors and a few staples. The donuts were soft and tasted very fresh. The french cruller was one of my favorites and is very airy. The chocolate glaze on the french cruller is also great since it is not too sweet.
They have a great selection of drip and ice coffee. They also have decaff iced coffee. The ice coffee was great and the sizes were Texas style. I ordered a medium and got a California large. I don’t recommend getting the non coffee drink items. The vanilla bean coolatta was overly sweet and I probably should have expected that when ordering. They prices were cheap compared to other competitors a dozen donuts was under $ 9.
They have bagels and breakfast sandwiches that look good. I can’t comment on the other food items but I will be back to try them.
There was a 15 minute wait in the morning to get donuts but I knew there would be a wait ahead of time and expected it. Some staff appeared new so I will cut them some slack on the slow service. Since this location is new it is very clean and has a good store layout. They also have a drive-​thru if you are feeling lazy and don’t want to walk.
If you are visiting the Reno/​Sparks area I would definitely try DD.

Does America really run on Dunkin’? I had to find out. First time in a DD and had a sugary experience. How can you not smile when you walk into a donut shop?
I picked a good time to walk in as the staff was waiting for my arrival. Incredibly friendly and helpful, they organized a sampler box for me. Upon bringing these tasty morsels back to my office, all 12 were promptly devoured. The box remains as the aroma continues to permeate.
Looking forward to my next visit.

FINALLY!
I am an east coast girl who loves her Dunkin Donuts and I am thrilled we are finally getting locations in our area. Please bring one to RENO!
I just had to stop in here the day after it opened to get some donuts. I didn’t realize I would be standing in line behind 23 other people! Honestly, I was thru the line and headed out the door in 15 minutes. Yes, I clocked it. They were doing a great job greeting, helping, and moving people thru the line quickly and efficiently. When it was finally my turn to place my order I almost wanted to kiss the kid ringing the register, I didn’t. I saved my kisses for those donuts!
I was bummed they were out of my favorite– the chocolate cream filled with powdered sugar on the outside but I fully understood because they were so busy! I went with my second favorite the double chocolate donut and 50 munchkins. My wife had never had munchkins so I knew I needed to spread the love. The cashier rang me up and I paid. A donut runner got the donut for me then asked for my preference when it came to munchkins. I told him assorted without blueberry, fruit donuts are just weird to me. He got a good assortment and handed me the box with my double chocolate donut on top. All of this was done with a smile and polite attitude from both the cashier and the donut runner.
In my car, I devoured the double chocolate donut. It’s always just as delicious as I remembered it to be. The munchkins were slowly diminishing in the car on the ride home due to traffic. I think gnomes were stealing them because they were vanishing into thin air. No, I won’t admit to eating half the box on the ride home, you can’t make me! The assortment included chocolate, glazed, raspberry filled, and cinnamon sugar. All of these are yummy but the raspberry filled is my favorite. Yes, I did say I don’t like fruit in my donuts previously I didn’t say I don’t like it as a filling! I’m a donut loving conundrum and I have no problem admitting that!
If you want service with a smile and good donuts to brighten your day this is the place to come!

Finally a DD!
The place is quite small but there is a drive thru. I bought a dozen donuts for 8.99 not including tax.
I really like the glazed and blueberry donut.
The donut itself is very moist and soft but also very sweet.
Can’t wait to go back and try other flavors!

Wow Sparks finally get a Dunkin’ Donuts. The crowds are a plenty and the doubts smell great. This is great and not far from the house. Sprinkle Cherry topped and yummy maple bats. Will there be enough time in life to try each? 2 dozen to go please and welcome to Sparks.