Dunkin’ Donuts

Friendly (enough), fast service for commuters needing a little boost. They always seem to have almond milk, and there are a few seats if you need to rest.

This place needs to get it together. They always have a line or they’re out of something. They’re really trying to make it all about the coffee because that’s usually the only thing they tend to have available.
The line is aggravating and if you are there to simply get ice cream you still have to stand on the same line, get a receipt then wait by the ice cream cooler like a lost, sad puppy until someone slides over to help you. The cash register right next to the ice cream cooler definitely has to be there just for display because instead off dividing the lines and creating some form of order — coffee on one side and ice cream on the other– it sits there and collects dust. And the seating areas look like they barely come around to maintain the areas.
I’m glad I don’t frequent there too often especially since they don’t even care that you’re miserable with their service. And try to avoid that place late at night because its homeless central for the ones that can’t get into the train station.

Well run, pretty clean. I thought the prices were fair and at 7:30am the line is very reasonable for right across the street from the Barclay Center.

I prepaid a day before for (2) boxes of joe because I had an early meeting and the bean is the only thing keeping us alive after you work over 12hrs and get 3 hours sleep, coffee is your goto! Well this Dunkin Donuts on Atlantic Ave (PARK SLOPE) is NO LONGER MY GOTO. I have experience GREAT, MEH and OMG why is this the most horrible place in the world, this includes days I am very restful… well, let me tell you why. CRAY morning 1 — Yes may I order a dozen mixed donuts please, DD staff mgr, «Sorry, we are out of donuts». CRAY CRAY morning 2– Hi guys! G’morning. Remember me? I pre paid for the 2 boxes of Joe last night. THEM: ummm we don’t have it ready yet. ME: why not, what’s the hold up? THEM: we have everything ready, ok, in about 10 minutes. ME: what? THEM: We have everything, the coffee is ready and we have milk, blah blah blah. ME: Okay and? THEM: We don’t have the BOX for the coffee to pour it in, we ran out and waiting for the manager to deliver it in 15 minutes. ME: Whaaat?(possibly in my little jon’s voice) THEM: You should have called. ME: For what? This is Dunkin Donuts, How is America running without a BOX of Joe? What kind of place is this? AND why would I call? this insanity went on too long and I asked for a refund. DD guy 1: BUT we have everything. ME: NO, you actually don’t because you’re missing the BOX! That isn’t everything. Long story short, they had sour faces and I found a trusty yellow cab driver that zipped me to a couple of other 24hr DD and found one (Let’s just say I started RUNNING on a America’s coffee but not without several false starts and misfires) the last DD was even worse than the last and HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. BEWARE. Start JUICING. IT’s healthier anyway! my two cents

This Dunkin Donuts is surrounded by beggars outside. The place smells. The lines are usually super long. I try to avoid coming here.

Went in for a cappuccino blast since this is a combined Baskin Robbins Dunkin Donuts location. Ice cream wasn’t labeled correctly and they didn’t know their flavor of the month. Their service was slow and the messed up the order of the gentleman in front of me. I couldn’t bring myself to order. Please get better, faster, and more accurate customer service.

After missing my train, I decide to come to DD since it’s 11 PM on a Thursday, 26 degrees, and I’ve got an hour to kill. All I want is a decaf coffee to keep me warm, yet not keep me up, since I have work in the morning. They have no decaf coffee. I look at the man behind the counter like he told me he just raped my grandmother. Shocked and horribly disgusted. A Dunkin Donuts with no decaf coffee. I hate to be the person to point this out, but isn’t coffee kind of their thing?
To make the experience even more enjoyable, there were a few captains of industry dead asleep in chairs nearby, making sipping my decaf tea by the window that much more special.

Imagine a world with no Dunkin Donuts

We go there when we are in the area. Staff is polite.

Vanilla latte lite tasted good.
But then again, what won’t taste good in sunny, humid 90 degree weather.
Getting your item after your order placed is a lot faster than waiting on line to order.

I have been here twice …16,17^th may 2013, while attending graduation of a friend of mine in LIU…
The place managed well, people keep flowing in like flys and so is service.

I love it, lick it, leave it.

Bought an oatmeal — it was discusting. No other words to describe it. Threw it away after 2 spoons. Impossible to eat. What a waste. How hard is it to make an oatmeal?

Making my way to Hempstead today and didn’t have time to make myself breakfast… do I settled for this unhealthy substitute.
I didnt feel like dealing with them so I kept my headphones on until I was sure of my order. Order placed, order prepared, payment exchanged, order received, me content… except for the issue of there not being any sugar in my coffee.
Behind the counter was clean, order was prepared quickly (muffin and coffee), table and chairs were filthy though, also I noticed they didnt have any bathrooms. But hey they did have a wheel chair remp and are open 24hrs (forced, fake smile).
*cash and credit*

50% of the time I’m here, I wait and get my coffee. 50% of the time, it’s too much of a hassle and the four people in line take 15 min each to serve… and I leave.
Half the time I do stay, the order is wrong.
Save yourself the trouble and spend the money for coffee at Starbucks in the Atlantic Center.

so this is just another Dunkin Donuts slash Baskin Robbins– the muffins are alright, coffee has that slightly burnt taste, and the smell of the locale is the same as every dunkin store I’ve ever been in.
What is amusing about this particular DD is that by day it is busy and full of the people who inhabit the corner of 4^th Ave and Atlantic (early morning frenzied workers, mid morning/​afternoon random slightly-​less-​than-​presentable crowd). The best is late nights– if you happen here around midnight-​1am you will often find a squadron of 10 policemen/​women getting their nightly fix of doughnuts and stuff to pull them through the night.
That alone gives this DD two stars.

These bitches didn’t have any donuts when I went. None. And the kid behind the counter was having a conversation with someone else instead of working. Avoid this place like an ex-​girlfriend that somehow found you on Facebook.

today’s morning brekkie is blueberry coffee cream and sugar, toasted croissant with a slice of american cheese and half an order of hash browns… with a side of nicotine. really NOT healthy!
this morning’s dunkin donuts is why my time at slope fitness is not being fruitful… anywho, good bang for your buck i guess… the cash register woman stole my dollar because she could not count and took the money out of my hand! i should deduct a star for that.
i usually like the eggwhite veggie flatbread… it’s easy, fast, and generic… totally plastic completely unnecessary … choose to make your own brekkie lazy people!
i have an excuse — my kitchen is not renovated yet!

One time, this Dunkin Donuts saved my life.
Seriously. I don’t like their coffee. I’m really not a big fan of their «donuts.» I grew up with Krispy Kreme doughnuts, so I know what I’m missing. The first time I had Dunkin, I took one bite and fed the rest to a family of subway rats. So it’s all the more surprising that one random morning, I decided to walk around Atlantic Avenue and got a sudden urge to get something from Dunkin Donuts.
My partner & I stepped inside and ordered a couple of breakfast sandwiches (better than their doughnuts) and then some crazy driver comes speeeeding through the intersection and has a spectacular collision with another driver, which sent both vehicles spinning. One went up on the sidewalk in front of the Vitamin Shop and the other went through the crosswalk we would’ve been on if I hadn’t decided to have a fast food breakfast.
I’ve been back once. The workers are nice. Their black coffee is deep umber, at best. I still don’t like their doughnuts. (But rats still do, so it’s not money completely wasted.) It’s just not as satisfying when being here doesn’t save you from some horrific fate. But how would you know?

On my way to dinner last night, I stopped by here since I was a bit early. Got a cup o’ Joe, which is all the more unusual since I don’t drink coffee much anymore. Now I don’t mean to sound all Agent Cooper from «Twin Peaks» but, damn fine cup of coffee! And hot!
Since it was a bit cold last night, a hot cup of decaf coffee hit the spot. I downed that sucker before I even reached my destination, thats how much I liked it. If I wasn’t going to dinner, I would’ve gotten some Boston cream donuts ‘cuz that’s how I roll.
This is a good place to hit before you start your shopping at the nearby Target, or PC Richard across the street, or even before hitting a movie at BAM.
(wow, what a very useful tip. So you KNOW which button to click, yes?)