Dunkin’ Donuts

DD coffee is what got me into liking coffee in the first place, and you would not BELIEVE how many times I have gone completely out of my way just to pick up an iced coffee from these guys. I usually have to stir everything myself, but that’s what you get for paying $ 1 for an iced coffee versus $ 5 at starbucks, definitely worth the few minutes of stirring in my eyes. Although I will not comment on their food I love their coffee, the employees are seriously the sweetest, and the restaurant is always clean from what I can see. Come in for happy hour and they’ve got $ 1 any size iced coffee and tea, love it!

the donuts are good, everything is good

Great location, friendly service, great coffee and amazing donuts… What’s not to like?

As a New Yorker and a South American I’m a coffee based human. I LOVE DUNKIN DONUTS… being in MA where is DD LAND I was estatic.
Moved to TX… with no DD in sight was bummed. Saw that there was one close by me and my heart had a happy beat to go by.
My order: medium light and sweet half and hal f. Yeah, all in one breath and sentence. I never had an issue, never a complaint. Until now… is that hot coffee? Wait what was that? Mind you I have recalibrated my NY revolution. So… I have given them 3 chances but after you even mess up hot chocolate. enough is enough. Will come to the location, but to purchase K-​cups, muffins and bagels. Perhaps the location is new as well as employees. Perhaps the staff needs a tad of training on the prepping and the terminology. Or perhaps the New Yorker in me still misses the Yankee way. I would love to see this location grow and their coffee to rock, cuz I truly enjoy my coffee concoction.

Well I’m officially done with Starbucks. I got breakfast and a TRENTA aka LARGE coffee for 4 bucks and some change. The staff acted like they wanted to be there and they have gluten free food! I LOVE THIS PLACE!

Fastest drive thru in Austin plus great service!!!

I walked into Dunkin Donuts this Friday morning at 11 am, mouth watering for my favorite powdered sugar munchkins, only to be told there weren’t any! OK, how about just a powdered sugar donut? No, we’re out of those too! I don’t understand how a store that only serves donuts can be sold out by 11 am. …no explanation from the giggly girl at the counter… she seemed perplexed too! Where are Dunkin Donuts made– onsite or off? Couldn’t be onsite because the donut makers would be making more! So, where are these donuts coming from? Kind of hard to figure out how this happens and sadly, it’s not the first time. So we walked next door to Mighty Fine and bought some breakfast tacos. I would suggest that you ask your employees to do better than shrug and giggle when they run out of a customer’s favorite donut. Kinda makes you not wanna go back.

I can’t say anything nicer about the staff here. I am on an americorps team, currently deployed to Texas to help with the Memorial Day flood cleanup. My team and I went in here for coffee on our way to work early Saturday and we were met with so many «thank you for your service» from everyone working in the store. Everyone came out to thank us and made us feel welcome and it was a wonderful way to start our day. We live on a very small volunteer stipend and the woman behind the counter knew that and gave us a discount. Even the manager came out to shake our hands and thank us for the work we are doing here in Texas. My team and I left this location smiling, arms full of coffee and doughnuts, and filled with gratitude. Thank you to everyone who works here. You made our day! And the coffee is amazing as always!!!

This is the second time that I have visited this Dunkin Donuts 7+hours before they close and they have barely any donuts. I asked for double chocolate the last time and they said they don’t carry it??? HUH? Today was national donut day so they only had 2 flavors… I’m from Connecticut where DD is plentiful and always stocked. I’m not use to this lack of delicious donuts!!!

Being the donut lover that I am, you can never go wrong with a little d&d. Very fresh donuts, but coffee is another story.

I am a recent coffee addict and Dunkin Donuts has been the best thing to happen to me this year (slightly exaggerated but you get the point). The iced coffee is delicious and sweeter than most places (aka Starbucks). I get sweet vanilla in my iced latte, but you can also opt for the unsweetened option.
The line is never outrageous; the entire process usually takes less than 5 minutes despite if it’s in the morning or the afternoon. The staff is also very friendly and makes the experience enjoyable. I will always choose DD over Starbucks!

5 stars for the iced coffee (and almond milk!) 3 stars for the donuts.

Nothing to complain about. Just… Every Dunkin Donuts north of the Mason-​Dixon knows a hot medium regular is a medium, hot coffee with cream and sugar. Make people ask for black if they want regular black coffee.
Being an establishment from Mass, please do not try to be like Starclucks.

This morning I was put in the tragic situation of being both completely exhausted and completely out of coffee fixin’s… in a panic I remembered the DD down the street and blindly stumbling out for what I’ve heard is very tasty coffee… what I’ve heard was wrong.
I have drank some really terrible coffee in my life for the sake of not killing everyone around me. McDonald’s, 711, instant Folgers, the sludge served in my office masquerading as a cuppa joe. But this. this was the first and only undrinkable latte I have ever had.
Perhaps I should have stuck with plain coffee? I was suspicious the moment the drink was in my hand. it was so quick, and the cup felt so light. After driving away and a bit of investigation I found that my cup was filled with 60% foam, and the little coffee there was, was blistering hot. But it wasn’t just that. there was, an odor to the coffee. Dare I say an odor of meat? How does one make a latte that smells of meat? The world will never know. One sip confirmed that unlike the nasty brews mentioned above, there would be no way to choke this down.
Needless to say I am now (somewhat) happily working my way through a cup of office sludge will my DD coffee sits at the bottom of my trash can. Also-​my bagel was tasty but spread upon with the barest and saddest little layer of cream cheese. I am rife with disappointment.

My cousin turned me onto Dunkin Donuts because it’s really big on the east coast where she lives. They don’t cream cheese the bagels as well here though as they do in Jersey but what can you expect when half an inch of cream cheese is the norm on the east coast?
This is the only location in Austin, which is great because it’s super close to me, but they also have one in Round Rock and one in Cedar Park. I mainly come here for the iced coffees. It’s a great deal for the size. Around $ 2.30 for a medium which is probably the size of a large at Starbuck’s. Granted Starbuck’s may taste a little better.
Download their app and you can get rewards and they have coupons often as well.
If you bring a refill cup you can get your coffee for 99 cents.

In tonights edition of «How to ruin a customer’s experience» we were taken to Dunkin Donuts… WHICH I LOVE and WHICH YOUR EMPLOYEES RUINED!
Tonight my girlfriend had a craving for donuts and suggested some other company which I have never heard of because I’m an east coast guy… I only know Dunkin Donuts for how great they are… so I convinced her to skip the other place and go here. I wish I hadn’t.
The staff seemed decent enough to start with… we ordered 2 donuts, my usual iced coffee and her usual latte and all was pretty cool… until one staffer bragged to the other that he was going to make the guy in the drive thru’s day by giving him 2 donuts… my girlfriend looked at me and I seriously, but in a joking way asked «wait… do we get free donuts as well then?» Perhaps I didn’t have the right look or maybe it was because they only want to be kind to some customers rather than others, but we were immediately ignored, she was given her latte that we had waited for and at that point another customer had come in which they switched their attention to to pretend our conversation never happened.
Sad thing is that they also forgot to give us our 2 donuts that we had PAID for… unlike the guy at the drive thru who I guess was just luckier than us that day… maybe they thought he was hotter or something… who knows?
While the guy behind the counter was actively trying to ignore us, I had to work a little harder to get his attention to mention that he had forgotten our donuts… which was a perfect time to give us a free donut to make up for obvious favoritism for someone else… I guess not. He huffed, threw our donuts in a bag quickly and basically tossed them at us.
Seriously Dunkin? What’s wrong with your staff? 1 star. Maybe I’ll try to find a donut franchise where we’re the right demographic or look to have favor with the staff. r

I really like DD! This place for is reasonably priced and not expensive as other coffee shops. The staff has been very friendly since I started to come here throughnthe drive through. They specials and deals all the time. A lot more assorted flavors of coffee. I just wished they had more locations in the Austin area. There is another one in Round Rock. overall I enjoy the coffee here.

I had a gift certificate so, I decided to venture to the only Dunkin Donuts location in Austin!
The store itself is newer looking, has ample seating, friendly staff and the prices are decent. I ordered an iced coffee which was a bit on the sweet side (they premix the cream and sugar for you). I also got a bacon, egg and cheese bagel with a side of their hash browns. After ordering we went and sat down and waited and one of the workers asked if I wanted my sandwich on either a sesame or cinnamon raisin bagel. I chose the sesame obvisouly because I just can’t imagine the other mixing well with my sandwich toppings.
The hash browns were interesting. They were burnt around the edges but, soggy in the middle and had a hint of rosemary. I liked the flavor but, they were poorly cooked. I am going to review the sandwich piece by piece. The bagel was hard and chewy with way too many sesame seeds for my liking. The bacon was sparse, the egg tasted like it was boiled in water or steamed (it had a soggy and flavorless taste to it) and the cheese was like paste. Overall really disappointing since they look so tasty on the menu and the price was higher than most breakfast sandwich combos.
I should really just stick to regular coffee and doughnuts at Dunkin!

OK, It probably didn’t help that I was a bit hung over from the night before, but isn’t Dunkin Donuts-​type fare supposed to be good hangover food? The lovely Carmela S invited me along (how could I say no?) and I only needed two things – coffee, and some kind of breakfast sandwich. That’s it. No beef wellington or foie gras; simply hot coffee and an egg sammich of some sort. We previewed the fare from the Dunkin Donuts app, and I spotted the apple-​chicken sausage and egg on an English muffin. As if to reinforce my selection, there was a big poster of the same sandwich greeting me as I entered the building. All seemed to go as planned. But then, the food arrived.
The coffee was tepid, weak, and over-​sweetened. (They pre-​sweetened it for me – I can’t recall if I asked them to or not)
The sandwich was soggy, as if it were steamed or microwaved.
The hash rounds were a strange, greasy consistency, BUT, they did have a nice rosemary-​type seasoning going on. Great flavor, weird texture.
Carmela had some issues with hers as well, but I can’t recall what they were.
All-​in-​all, the experience left us with an overall «meh» feeling. I LOVE Dunkin Donuts, don’t get me wrong. I’ve been a fan of the Double D since I was a kid. Maybe, I’ll just stick to donuts, and sweeten my own coffee next time…

TIME TO MAKE THE DONUTS!!!
What? Do you people get up at 0100 hours to start making these sugary nuts?!! Seriously, DD has been an American staple since Bill Rosenberg woke up one morning in 1950 with his nuts in hand. That morning he proclaimed that he needed to make «the nuts». OK, maybe not all that is true, but, you know, it’s a nut thang. Interestingly enough, DD is the world’s leader in baked goods and coffee! I’m not a huge sweet fan, but, I have had my DD moments. When I was stationed in England there was a DD on the base. I would pop in most mornings and get a coffee and cinnamon roll. I love the whole idea of DD, simply because it is all American. I’m so glad Mr. Rosenberg franchised out his nuts back in 1955. Today, his nuts are serving more than 3 million customers a day world wide! If only my nuts could be that popular!