I had heard so much about Dunkin's being amazing, but I was a little confused why after my visit. The place was very busy (as to be expected on a Sunday morning), however my coffee was bitter, my doughnut was thrown into a bag upside down, and my bagel was just OK. It was fine for a quick breakfast stop, but nothing great or aw worthy- just a quick coffee on the run!
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T A.
Yay, Dunkin's coffee and doughnuts! Boo, no apple crumb donuts, just apple spice! What's with that nonsense?! Thankfully, there was another Dunkin's near Tomah that had its doughnut game on point so I could get my fix. Seriously, though, the store was clean, they had a good amount of staff so the long line went quickly, the coffee arrived fast and there was a good amount of seating for breakfast at 9:30am on a Sunday morning. It's attached to the gas station, so if you don't drink coffee or tea, you can go get a soda instead. Will edit this review if they ever offer the apple crumb donuts. :P
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Emily S.
Love this Dunkin Donuts, we always stop here when going to the Dells. This is in a gas station but don't let that fool you they have everything a free standing Dunkin has. Good service, food selection, and very clean!
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Dan A.
I've been to MANY dunkin donuts across the country and this one is by far one of the most efficient friendly and accurate locations.
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Maria B.
Fine Dunkin, inside the gas station as more and more of them are these days. They serve the same coffee though :)
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LeAnne S.
The food is great. Coffee is great. Just need to listen better at the register. Bacon and egg on a pretzel roll is not chicken on a pretzel roll. Better luck listening next time.
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Gigi S.
Inside a gas station, but really the same as a regular Dunkin Donuts. Seating is limited, though.
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Johnny S.
This place was a jack in the box from the start. It lures you in with the impressive sign outside the the establishment. But once inside, the jack pops out of the box as you walk to the counter. Behind it lies the hairiest man I have ever seen. I stare in awe, he opens his mouth and with the roughest Armenian accent, he questions why I am in the building by saying "Do you wish to purchase an item or just stand there like a bafoon! I replied with my voice quivering and my knees shaking, "One of your finest donuts sir." His eyes grew as a grin came across his face."I don't know, can you?!" he questioned. He laughs vigorously at his own joke, he then reaches over the counter to fondle my beard. He then says, "Is that real? I don't think that's real. Is that real?" I am too shocked to respond. Somehow he lures me into the back of the store to make a special treat. He grabs the ingredients to make a special donut. We sit down in a donut making chair, he is behind me and guides me through the process. As we make the donut he plays a soothing song and starts to sing it. I join in because I realize that the man who took my order was my old childhood friend, Sonny. We then hug on the chair and I whisper to Sonny,"I've missed you". We reconnect through the day. I then leave the store realizing that I did not get my treat, but something more valuable, an old friendship.
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Address :1171 Wisconsin Dells Pkwy S
Lake Delton, WI, 53913
Sarah B.
I had heard so much about Dunkin's being amazing, but I was a little confused why after my visit. The place was very busy (as to be expected on a Sunday morning), however my coffee was bitter, my doughnut was thrown into a bag upside down, and my bagel was just OK. It was fine for a quick breakfast stop, but nothing great or aw worthy- just a quick coffee on the run!
(2)T A.
Yay, Dunkin's coffee and doughnuts! Boo, no apple crumb donuts, just apple spice! What's with that nonsense?! Thankfully, there was another Dunkin's near Tomah that had its doughnut game on point so I could get my fix. Seriously, though, the store was clean, they had a good amount of staff so the long line went quickly, the coffee arrived fast and there was a good amount of seating for breakfast at 9:30am on a Sunday morning. It's attached to the gas station, so if you don't drink coffee or tea, you can go get a soda instead. Will edit this review if they ever offer the apple crumb donuts. :P
(3)Emily S.
Love this Dunkin Donuts, we always stop here when going to the Dells. This is in a gas station but don't let that fool you they have everything a free standing Dunkin has. Good service, food selection, and very clean!
(4)Dan A.
I've been to MANY dunkin donuts across the country and this one is by far one of the most efficient friendly and accurate locations.
(5)Maria B.
Fine Dunkin, inside the gas station as more and more of them are these days. They serve the same coffee though :)
(3)LeAnne S.
The food is great. Coffee is great. Just need to listen better at the register. Bacon and egg on a pretzel roll is not chicken on a pretzel roll. Better luck listening next time.
(2)Gigi S.
Inside a gas station, but really the same as a regular Dunkin Donuts. Seating is limited, though.
(4)Johnny S.
This place was a jack in the box from the start. It lures you in with the impressive sign outside the the establishment. But once inside, the jack pops out of the box as you walk to the counter. Behind it lies the hairiest man I have ever seen. I stare in awe, he opens his mouth and with the roughest Armenian accent, he questions why I am in the building by saying "Do you wish to purchase an item or just stand there like a bafoon! I replied with my voice quivering and my knees shaking, "One of your finest donuts sir." His eyes grew as a grin came across his face."I don't know, can you?!" he questioned. He laughs vigorously at his own joke, he then reaches over the counter to fondle my beard. He then says, "Is that real? I don't think that's real. Is that real?" I am too shocked to respond. Somehow he lures me into the back of the store to make a special treat. He grabs the ingredients to make a special donut. We sit down in a donut making chair, he is behind me and guides me through the process. As we make the donut he plays a soothing song and starts to sing it. I join in because I realize that the man who took my order was my old childhood friend, Sonny. We then hug on the chair and I whisper to Sonny,"I've missed you". We reconnect through the day. I then leave the store realizing that I did not get my treat, but something more valuable, an old friendship.
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