Dunkin’ Donuts

Don’t judge me… I’m a starbucks snob but for good reason. The specialty drinks at dunkin just don’t do it for me. This location just doesn’t do it for me and its in pure desperation of caffeine that I would even go to this location. For the most part the staff is nice but the atmosphere is awful. There is always a homeless guy trying to open the door for you and multiple times I’ve seen a homeless guy by the dumpster using the bathroom. Not to mention that this location is kosher so that bacon in your egg and cheese wrap tastes as good as a dogs «beggin strip». Also good luck going in with the lunch crowd! The parade of Jewish kids from the nearby school flood the place with their flex dollars that Dunkin offers and there large slurpee gulps they got at the next door 7 – 11. All in all, take the extra 5 minutes down the road to the drive through Starbucks!

Dunkin donuts had a deal to give a free med coffee to vets on Veterans Day. This location chose to op out and not honer the promotion for veterans. Will never go to again.

Great place, always clean and the staff gets your order right every time.

Very clean donut place the only downfall their menu is very different from their other chain stores. They only serve vegan sandwiches the employee explained that the owner is Jewish. Other than that the place has a lot of sitting place and parking in the front

I totally get why people love Dunkin’ Donuts (DD), it’s so cheap! I’m really not a fan of Dunkin’, I’m more of a Starbucks lover! Anyways, despite my love for Starbucks, this DD was pretty cool. The employees were really kind & helpful. Since I frequent Starbucks sooo often I really don’t know how ordering at DD works but I was guided through the ordering process lol. I ordered a snicker doodle latte & I’m really not impressed; that’s the only reason why I gave this DD 4 stars.

Rare to find a strictly kosher restaurant open ²⁴⁄₇! Typical DD fare, minus non-​kosher menu items. Service is fast, the place is clean.

Elizabeth, NJ. First time at Kosher Dunkin Donuts. Nice store environment here with working wifi. It was nearby were I was living once. This would been my favorite one if I stayed there.

We came into Dunkin Donuts for 25-​count munchkins Saturday evening. While the price is daunting ($ 5.99) what occurred to me next was unacceptable. What I saw after I took the munchkins were that they were hard and dry. After complaining to the employee Pete who forgot to give us a recipe and to reimburse the munchkins for us, he refused, told us there is nothing he can do, and the supervisor kept her mouth shut, thinking very little of us. Their unfriendliness and willingness to work with us made it very frustrating that we have given up on Dunkin Donuts PERIOD.
This is NOT the first time either as several Dunkin locations have had dry donuts. So I would be careful when ordering donuts. It may be a no-​brainier to some, but for those who eat healthy and want a treat sometimes, at least make sure the product is fresh. And the best Dunkin could have done was hereafter make all donuts half price after 6 pm or provide a refund.
EDIT: after two days, both the manager and the district manager apologized for the poor customer service, we’re nice to provide a refund, and did treat my mom with respect. I

This Dunkin Donuts continues to be a mainstay in the neighborhood. It is one of the few Kosher Dunkin Donuts in the area (if not the ONLY one) but other than missing a few dishes (no sausage here) they’re just like any other DD. Unlike many of the other DD’s in the area they have not undergone dramatic renovations. Indeed, their shop is pleasant and well maintained enough that it really doesn’t need it. I’m equally comfortable sitting down and eating there as I am taking something to go.
The staff is always very nice but sometimes you have to repeat your order as it can get a bit hectic especially during the morning and lunch hours.

Ok, going to review this Dunkin and this one alone. What’s so different about this one, right? Hmm… it’s clean and it’s Kosher. NO bacon, but a killer sausage egg and cheese on a croissant all day long. The staff is mainly European but they can all speak English and Spanish pretty fluently and are super nice! They give a personal neighborhood feel to a chainy kind of place.
The local Rabbi oversees the prep as he does the other various Kosher eateries in my area. For all of my Jewish and Kosher practicing peeps my area is clutch! We got your Kosher asian cuisine, kosher american cuisine (ie pizza n chicken fingers), and of course your Kosher Dunkin Donuts.
The parking lot is connected to the mini-​mall lot so there is plenty of parking in the back. I wouldn’t brave the front parking lot because it is setup very poorly. And sad but true, the local police hoard those spots anyway.
After you get your coffee stop in the Elmora farmers market and get your fresh seafood and produce!