Dunkin’ Donuts

This little Dunkin Donuts/​newspaper stand is very convenient to pick up last minute items prior to boarding the train North to NYC or South to Trenton.
As a previous reviewer mentioned high prices, yes some of their items are ticketed higher than a grocery store. But that is expected, regardless of where you go that has a similar layout. It’s capitalism and marketing, it isn’t just this place… look around at those locations where you are traveling to/​from and don’t have the luxury to break away for a quick minute; some examples are airports, train stations, sporting events, hospitals, concerts, etc. Everyone can relate to paying $ 5 for a drink that cost $ 1.50 elsewhere. But this place isn’t that expensive, I would say on avg of $.50-​$ 1 more on certain items.
This Dunkin Donuts is my routine prior to catching the train (their coffee is bigger & cheaper than other DDs) and the lady behind the counter in the morning makes it perfect – light & sweet. The staff is always professional with proper greetings, (unlike other locations which think they’re doing you a favor… sorry but reality check… I’m paying for a service and your paycheck). This location is always clean and well stocked.
The one area of improvement that would’ve given them 5 stars, provide some breakfast items on their DD menu. Otherwise this small convenience store/​newspaper stand/​Dunkin Donuts is a great place to get those last minute items for your commute to/​from NYC.

The dude gave me a burning hot small coffee with no cup-​holder thingy. I also got it black and he really took the «no room» thing literally — it was spilling out the minute he handed it to me.
Needless to say it ended up all over my hands and shirt. C’mon man … that’s like coffee shop 101.

Avoid if you can. This tiny mart inside the Hamilton Train Station has overpriced impulse items for those who need a snack for the train.
Word of advice: eat before you arrive at the train station.
If unavoidable: expect rock hard croissants.