Been somewhat a weekend regular here and since I've started rating on Yelp!, decided to do here as well. While it's a good place, the B & R placement is a little inefficient. Can't complain, the architecture's at fault here, not the place. The staff's friendly (most of the time) so that's another plus. So then why 3 out of 5 stars? Easy, the Tuna Cheddar Sandwich. Saw a sign outside saying they served it, and so I went into order a new item. Ever tried a tuna sandwich with a RAISIN BAGEL? Upon ordering, getting, and checking (ALWAYS CHECK your "To GO" orders at fast food, they make mistakes from time to time). So seeing it's w/ a raisin bagel they're making the order with, I ask the employee to not make it with Raisin Bagels and instead a regular one. Zoom, the bagel's cut in half and filled with the tuna at the fastest speed I have ever seen a DD employee move. The employee then turns around and looks at me, tells me that since my order had been made already I can only get a regular bagel tuna by ordering another. Really? Wow... But what's this? The manager/head comes over and berates the employee (saying I am a regular here), apologizes and tells the employee to give me 2 donuts free of charge to compensate. Got a Boston Creme and Jelly Donut, but they were both stale and a little "squeezed". Not coming when that particular employee's there making the food/coffee. Otherwise a great place.
(3)
Stephanie V.
This has been a staple coffee shop for me for the past two years. I have come to know the Team that works there during the day and they recognize me, know what I want and are super friendly once they get to know you. The lines are long at key times of the day but it moves quickly. The location is clean and well organized. The Baskin Robins is in the back and Dunkin Donuts is in the front.
(3)
Katie B.
All employees here super friendly! They will make your coffee exactly like u want. Few times I returned, but they never said no if I asked to change it. They are really trying their best to satisfy you:) And it is always clean there.
(5)
Xavier S.
The service here is good. Just keep in mind that if youre coming during rush hours don't expect an in and out scenario. The coffee is done right and I've never have a problem with the sandwich's. The staff is friendlier once you're a regular. They have your coffee ready as soon as they see you and are all smiles. Its actually a great group of people working at this location. The space is a bit small.
(4)
andrea p.
Probably the best coffee of the big chains together with McDonald. Their baked goods could be better. Also not enough choice of milk for coffee, they should at least have some almond milk for lactose intolerant people.
(3)
Another G.
Good place,. Fast service and the food is pretty good for a place that is not really a kitchen like McD's or BK. Went here a few times during my stay in NYC.
(5)
Olga T.
First of all I am a Starbucks addict...and having 2 on the same block can get pretty pricey. So when walking to work I have decided to get my morning latte's from DD's. SUPRISE SUPRISE the taste at this location is actually pretty good and the coffee doesn't taste burnt like the usual. This location is good and the line moves fast in the morning so I'm a happy "saving a few bucks a day on my morning coffee addiction" camper! Still going to Starbucks for my Frapps though...sorry DD's your flozen beverages taste like syrup crap.
(4)
Rebecca Z.
I am here at least twice a week for my morning cup of joe. I'm a big fan of stocking up on the gift books they sell at the holidays where you get a book of 10 coupons for a large hot coffee for $12. You save a lot of money that way. It's a really small location, so if there's a line I won't go in because it becomes chaos. You know, it's DD. They have coffee and donuts, bagels, muffins, breakfast sandwiches, etc. Recently there has been a lot of turnover in staff and it's pretty obvious that the cashiers are still learning. In the back is the Baskin Robbins, and we always get our ice cream cakes here to celebrate birthdays at the office. They will write whatever you want on top of the cake, as long as you spell it out slowly for them. It's best to go pick the cake up yourself because delivery can be irregular.
(3)
Alexander K.
Gross service and unclean. Visited here a few weeks ago; asked the server if my coffee had sugar in it. He progressed to lick his finger, dipped his finger into the coffee, pulled it out and re-licked it. He yelled "no sugar" then handed me my coffee. I told him to repour it.
(1)
Teresa H.
I ordered 2 ice cream cakes from this location for my daughter's birthday. We had about 50 guests and it ended up being way too much cake, so keep that in mind if you are ordering- cakes serve far more people than the estimates they provide. Cake was very tasty, ready as promised and generally a good deal (especially when the alternative is $3 cupcakes from Magnolia). I docked a star because when I came in to order the cake, I stood around waiting to be noticed for a good 5 minutes. There was an employee talking on the phone in the back and I approached her twice for help and she would not even look at me. I was thisclose to walking out.
(4)
Mariah C.
I hate this location. They always screw up my order in one way or another its ridiculous, they'd rather focus on getting you to buy that one extra doughnut just to up sell. They will almost argue with you to buy it. I got so sick of them asking me over and over again every time I come to this location. I finally told them off. Now they know not to bother me with it.
(1)
Kimberly L.
This is a small dunkin donuts and cashiers were typically unfriendly "what do you want?" pay us and get movin' type of service but hey what did you expect. However it is nice that they actually have a baskin robins section in the back, what a throw back!
(3)
Michelle W.
My first time at a Dunkin Donuts, but apparently they're everywhere! Great prices, but atmosphere is cramped and dingy inside. Wouldn't mind getting take-out from here if I'm in a rush for a quick fix, but if you're looking for a caffeine fix, you'd better add a "turbo shot" of espresso, as their coffee is pretty watery!
(3)
Yan M.
Location is convenient. Didn't stop by for coffee or donuts. Just came in to grab a bottle of soda which was over $2. Steep but I guess not bad for where its located.
(3)
Sondra S.
Asked for cream for my coffee; cream came out of package with a huge blob of mold in it. I took it back to the counter and they gave me a new coffee with little comment, as if this wasn't all that uncommon. I guess the replacement coffee has to be enough, but I feel pretty strongly that mold in cream should = refund. My stomach is still churning. Ugh.
(1)
James F.
Ladies and Gentleman, Please contain your excitement and do not stand up until we come to a complete stop. For today I present to you--- a Dunkin Donuts review? Yeah Dunkin Donuts. Upon hearing many negatives about various Dunkin Donuts locations I felt obligated to inform you of a pretty decent one. In the year or so since it's been open I have been here 2-3 times a week. Yes 2-3 times a week. Healthy? Probably not. But it's cheap and fairly consistent. I'm mostly there in the mornings and the coffee has been fresh and donuts never stale. My non-coffee consuming colleagues seem to love the hot chocolate. I've even consumed their breakfast sandwiches a few times and can't complain. It's nothing dazzling but not bad. Definitely better than what a McD or other fast food establishment would serve. The morning rush gets pretty busy, but service has always been very polite and usually pretty quick. The store itself is small so while the line may seem intimidating, I'm usually in and out in less than 5 minutes. The only delays I've experienced have been caused by customers not staff. Either the person with unusually large order or the people can't figure out what they want ( I always wonder what were they thinking in line the last 2 minutes?).
(4)
Thompson L.
I know how I like my coffee and tea.. don't tell me how I like my coffee and tea. Dunkin Donuts was having their 99 cent iced tea special and I asked for some skim milk with my tea. This is not uncommon so I'm not sure why I received the "you wont like it that way" response. After a back and forth exchange.. they grudgingly added some milk to it. Then when I try to pay with a $50 bill... they tried not to accept it. That's all I had, what do you want from me. Stop wasting my time... I want to enjoy my coffee breaks not argue 10 minutes over how I like my tea and what denomination bills I have in my wallet.
(1)
H H.
To my mind, there is absolutely nothing remarkable about this particular Baskin Robbins/ Dunkin Donuts (not like, say, the one in Carroll Gardens with the amazing patio). Nope. Just a tiny, skinny little space, with coffee up front, ice cream in the back. I always know what to expect. Anyway, I like ice cream. I work a block away. It's on the way back to my office from Certe, where I eat quite a lot. Again, there's nothing to distinguish this Baskin Robbins from any other. Service is the typical apathetic, occasionally mildly incompetent, but never frustratingly so standard that I've found one encounters at most BRs. I never go here for coffee, so I don't know how they are in the morning, but they are perfectly capable of scooping ice cream. Although sometimes they don't really push it in, and I've almost lost my scoop, but I'm a very experienced ice cream eater, so that's thankfully never happened. So, if, say, you're exhausted from a scintillating and mind-expanding trip through MoMA, and would like some cheap ice cream, this BR is your best bet. (OK, there's gelato in the sculpture garden in the summer, but sometimes, all you really want is some bathroom-tile-colored mint chocolate chip).
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Hal H.
Been somewhat a weekend regular here and since I've started rating on Yelp!, decided to do here as well. While it's a good place, the B & R placement is a little inefficient. Can't complain, the architecture's at fault here, not the place. The staff's friendly (most of the time) so that's another plus. So then why 3 out of 5 stars? Easy, the Tuna Cheddar Sandwich. Saw a sign outside saying they served it, and so I went into order a new item. Ever tried a tuna sandwich with a RAISIN BAGEL? Upon ordering, getting, and checking (ALWAYS CHECK your "To GO" orders at fast food, they make mistakes from time to time). So seeing it's w/ a raisin bagel they're making the order with, I ask the employee to not make it with Raisin Bagels and instead a regular one. Zoom, the bagel's cut in half and filled with the tuna at the fastest speed I have ever seen a DD employee move. The employee then turns around and looks at me, tells me that since my order had been made already I can only get a regular bagel tuna by ordering another. Really? Wow... But what's this? The manager/head comes over and berates the employee (saying I am a regular here), apologizes and tells the employee to give me 2 donuts free of charge to compensate. Got a Boston Creme and Jelly Donut, but they were both stale and a little "squeezed". Not coming when that particular employee's there making the food/coffee. Otherwise a great place.
(3)Stephanie V.
This has been a staple coffee shop for me for the past two years. I have come to know the Team that works there during the day and they recognize me, know what I want and are super friendly once they get to know you. The lines are long at key times of the day but it moves quickly. The location is clean and well organized. The Baskin Robins is in the back and Dunkin Donuts is in the front.
(3)Katie B.
All employees here super friendly! They will make your coffee exactly like u want. Few times I returned, but they never said no if I asked to change it. They are really trying their best to satisfy you:) And it is always clean there.
(5)Xavier S.
The service here is good. Just keep in mind that if youre coming during rush hours don't expect an in and out scenario. The coffee is done right and I've never have a problem with the sandwich's. The staff is friendlier once you're a regular. They have your coffee ready as soon as they see you and are all smiles. Its actually a great group of people working at this location. The space is a bit small.
(4)andrea p.
Probably the best coffee of the big chains together with McDonald. Their baked goods could be better. Also not enough choice of milk for coffee, they should at least have some almond milk for lactose intolerant people.
(3)Another G.
Good place,. Fast service and the food is pretty good for a place that is not really a kitchen like McD's or BK. Went here a few times during my stay in NYC.
(5)Olga T.
First of all I am a Starbucks addict...and having 2 on the same block can get pretty pricey. So when walking to work I have decided to get my morning latte's from DD's. SUPRISE SUPRISE the taste at this location is actually pretty good and the coffee doesn't taste burnt like the usual. This location is good and the line moves fast in the morning so I'm a happy "saving a few bucks a day on my morning coffee addiction" camper! Still going to Starbucks for my Frapps though...sorry DD's your flozen beverages taste like syrup crap.
(4)Rebecca Z.
I am here at least twice a week for my morning cup of joe. I'm a big fan of stocking up on the gift books they sell at the holidays where you get a book of 10 coupons for a large hot coffee for $12. You save a lot of money that way. It's a really small location, so if there's a line I won't go in because it becomes chaos. You know, it's DD. They have coffee and donuts, bagels, muffins, breakfast sandwiches, etc. Recently there has been a lot of turnover in staff and it's pretty obvious that the cashiers are still learning. In the back is the Baskin Robbins, and we always get our ice cream cakes here to celebrate birthdays at the office. They will write whatever you want on top of the cake, as long as you spell it out slowly for them. It's best to go pick the cake up yourself because delivery can be irregular.
(3)Alexander K.
Gross service and unclean. Visited here a few weeks ago; asked the server if my coffee had sugar in it. He progressed to lick his finger, dipped his finger into the coffee, pulled it out and re-licked it. He yelled "no sugar" then handed me my coffee. I told him to repour it.
(1)Teresa H.
I ordered 2 ice cream cakes from this location for my daughter's birthday. We had about 50 guests and it ended up being way too much cake, so keep that in mind if you are ordering- cakes serve far more people than the estimates they provide. Cake was very tasty, ready as promised and generally a good deal (especially when the alternative is $3 cupcakes from Magnolia). I docked a star because when I came in to order the cake, I stood around waiting to be noticed for a good 5 minutes. There was an employee talking on the phone in the back and I approached her twice for help and she would not even look at me. I was thisclose to walking out.
(4)Mariah C.
I hate this location. They always screw up my order in one way or another its ridiculous, they'd rather focus on getting you to buy that one extra doughnut just to up sell. They will almost argue with you to buy it. I got so sick of them asking me over and over again every time I come to this location. I finally told them off. Now they know not to bother me with it.
(1)Kimberly L.
This is a small dunkin donuts and cashiers were typically unfriendly "what do you want?" pay us and get movin' type of service but hey what did you expect. However it is nice that they actually have a baskin robins section in the back, what a throw back!
(3)Michelle W.
My first time at a Dunkin Donuts, but apparently they're everywhere! Great prices, but atmosphere is cramped and dingy inside. Wouldn't mind getting take-out from here if I'm in a rush for a quick fix, but if you're looking for a caffeine fix, you'd better add a "turbo shot" of espresso, as their coffee is pretty watery!
(3)Yan M.
Location is convenient. Didn't stop by for coffee or donuts. Just came in to grab a bottle of soda which was over $2. Steep but I guess not bad for where its located.
(3)Sondra S.
Asked for cream for my coffee; cream came out of package with a huge blob of mold in it. I took it back to the counter and they gave me a new coffee with little comment, as if this wasn't all that uncommon. I guess the replacement coffee has to be enough, but I feel pretty strongly that mold in cream should = refund. My stomach is still churning. Ugh.
(1)James F.
Ladies and Gentleman, Please contain your excitement and do not stand up until we come to a complete stop. For today I present to you--- a Dunkin Donuts review? Yeah Dunkin Donuts. Upon hearing many negatives about various Dunkin Donuts locations I felt obligated to inform you of a pretty decent one. In the year or so since it's been open I have been here 2-3 times a week. Yes 2-3 times a week. Healthy? Probably not. But it's cheap and fairly consistent. I'm mostly there in the mornings and the coffee has been fresh and donuts never stale. My non-coffee consuming colleagues seem to love the hot chocolate. I've even consumed their breakfast sandwiches a few times and can't complain. It's nothing dazzling but not bad. Definitely better than what a McD or other fast food establishment would serve. The morning rush gets pretty busy, but service has always been very polite and usually pretty quick. The store itself is small so while the line may seem intimidating, I'm usually in and out in less than 5 minutes. The only delays I've experienced have been caused by customers not staff. Either the person with unusually large order or the people can't figure out what they want ( I always wonder what were they thinking in line the last 2 minutes?).
(4)Thompson L.
I know how I like my coffee and tea.. don't tell me how I like my coffee and tea. Dunkin Donuts was having their 99 cent iced tea special and I asked for some skim milk with my tea. This is not uncommon so I'm not sure why I received the "you wont like it that way" response. After a back and forth exchange.. they grudgingly added some milk to it. Then when I try to pay with a $50 bill... they tried not to accept it. That's all I had, what do you want from me. Stop wasting my time... I want to enjoy my coffee breaks not argue 10 minutes over how I like my tea and what denomination bills I have in my wallet.
(1)H H.
To my mind, there is absolutely nothing remarkable about this particular Baskin Robbins/ Dunkin Donuts (not like, say, the one in Carroll Gardens with the amazing patio). Nope. Just a tiny, skinny little space, with coffee up front, ice cream in the back. I always know what to expect. Anyway, I like ice cream. I work a block away. It's on the way back to my office from Certe, where I eat quite a lot. Again, there's nothing to distinguish this Baskin Robbins from any other. Service is the typical apathetic, occasionally mildly incompetent, but never frustratingly so standard that I've found one encounters at most BRs. I never go here for coffee, so I don't know how they are in the morning, but they are perfectly capable of scooping ice cream. Although sometimes they don't really push it in, and I've almost lost my scoop, but I'm a very experienced ice cream eater, so that's thankfully never happened. So, if, say, you're exhausted from a scintillating and mind-expanding trip through MoMA, and would like some cheap ice cream, this BR is your best bet. (OK, there's gelato in the sculpture garden in the summer, but sometimes, all you really want is some bathroom-tile-colored mint chocolate chip).
(3)