Dunkin'

The hash browns tasted a little more burnt than most dunkin locations. Had that weird smell, not sure if it's old oil or freezer burn. Bagel was good. Drive-through can seem deceptively free! All the cars waiting are hidden behind the building. We got stuck in line thinking it would be faster than picking up our mobile order inside.

Thank you Dunkin Donuts and all of the independent owners who participate in the veterans day giveaways. It may seem like a small token to get a free donut, but the acknowledgment makes me want to get out and patronize those businesses. We were in Philly and headed out so I decided to stop at a Dunkin’ Donuts to get my free donut. But we made sure we got more than just the freebie. We grabbed a coffee and a hot chocolate for our ride down to DC. I appreciate the owner being in there and thanking veterans for their service. Again these might seem like small gestures, but they are appreciated. If you’re in the area stop by and grab a dozen donuts or some little munchkins and enjoy.

When using the drive-thru always be sure to check the following BEFORE YOU LEAVE the window: check for your correct change, check that you have ALL and the CORRECT FOOD that you ordered and for this visit check for condiments and NAPKINS. It may seems minor, but so so necessary during the mist of eating. Lesson for the day: Slow down and Check Before You Leave.

Overall good but they need to be more mindful of whom is on the counter greeting customers. One young lady is never pleasant and never smiles and it shows that she does not want to be there. She should never be on the counter waiting on people. When I see her I just turn around and drive to Washington Ave or Passyunk ave