by G.Money M.

The worker's are ALWAYS nice people. But Mr. Donuts is only serving normal coffe and its no big deal. It's only coffee. It's getting too expensive. Coffee costs pennies for them to make. Its not only about cost its how ridiculous price is compared to food-what they charge for a not great simple coffee should include food or something else. We make them richer every day. We dont even enjoy their coffee. $3.50 for a large ice coffee? whats that?...actually tomorrow I'm going to have one of those. Its not fun being addicted to coffee.

by Audrey R.

I worked weekend shifts down the street from this Dunkin Donuts for about 2 years. What I like about Dunkin Donuts as a chain is that you know what you are going to get when you order something. That something might not be mind-blowing, but it will be adequate. Not here. Sometimes the drinks were fine. Other times drinks had mysterious flavors, ranging from peach-flavored hookah water to bleachy vanilla. Sugar was frequently left out of my coffee. Once, I paid for an order and waited for 15 minutes only to have the same person who had just taken my order ask me what I was doing there. I would have gone elsewhere, but the whole area of Kendall Square shuts down on weekends and nowhere else was open.

by mickey l.

I'd like to review Dunkin' Donuts as a fast food franchise. Not a neighborhood coffee shop. There lies the paradox. Dunk's so loved here in New England that it's taken as a neighbor wherever it goes.DD's beans, roast and brew is relatively faint of body and I don't taste much coffee flavor. Cheap fried pastry and my massive energy crash is no coincidence. Your Cholesterol is knocking after Dunking. Your blood sugar is nuttin to ignore. Yes. Yes.  I still go to Dunkin Donuts depite challenging coffee. "The Dunk" opens at 500am, they have clean bathrooms and they are everywhere you look-- a beacon in stormy weather. I'll get me some hot milky sugar coffee water and a bagel. Possibly a donut or two. Brainwashing commercials fuel the Dunk's fire. The New England lifestyle is entwined with the source of the Dunk. The Coffee's mysterious ingredients lurk.