Dunkin’ Donuts

I have been to a few dunkin donuts in my time! Miami, Dubai, and Abu Dhabi, so when it came to london i was like «ok lets see if its the same» Being in Harrow as well, not far from where I live. The shop front is pretty standard, big menu on the wall, lots of offers, and then you have the donut counter. Now the donut counter didn’t really have much of a variety, pretty much standard flavours wherever you go! I got the apple cinnamon, mehhh, substandard, also they are pretty pricey for the lack of variety! The coffee is okay, but still mehhhh.
Not somewhere I’d return! The staff are arrogant and uncheerful!!!
I am happy with the sweet krispy kremes!

After visiting Dunkin’ Donuts in States, I was excited to hear about Dunkin’ Donuts in London and even better in Harrow which isn’t too far from me. I came here with big expectations and was sadly disappointed. They had hardly any choice compared to States, I didn’t find them fresh at all, staff were un-​friendly and there was no taste to them. I still prefer Krispy Kremes to Dunkin’ Donuts. I wouldn’t come back here.

I’m a huge fan of donuts as you may be able to tell from my fabulous physique. When Krispy Kreme opened, I was the first person in the office to bring any in — and fortuitously the first Dunkin Donuts store in the UK opens a short distance from home.
As a previous reviewer said, there aren’t as many flavours as in the states but the ones here are all excellent. Compared to KK, these are less dense and lighter but more uniquely flavoured (you can tell the difference between them). They rather remind me of Tim Hortons in Canada.
I love the Boston Cremes in particular and the only snag I find at all with them is that I no longer care for KKs at all.

Doughnuts are definitely one of my favourite sweet treats. I sorely missed Dunkin Donuts when I moved to London from the US, but then Krispy Kreme came and I got by.
But when I heard a Dunkin Donuts was coming to Harrow, I actually audibly squealed. I’ve not been disappointed with their offering!
The donuts are fresh and flavourful. Half a dozen donuts is £6, so a pretty good deal. To be fair, the US branches have a lot more flavours, but the ones DD UK have are all executed brilliantly.
I can also highly recommend the pastrami croissant. It has some stupid portmanteau name on the menu but don’t let that discourage you.
I don’t drink coffee but it is generally regarded well in my hometown (ie, better than Starbucks).