Dunkin'

Had an early flight so stopped by Dunkin at 5:15a. Very surprised by how quick it was - with 20+ people in front of me still had my coffee in hand within 15 minutes. Also had good coffee, donut, and cooked breakfast options, including avocado toast for vegetarians. Very pleased with the speed, service, and coffee.

We had an early morning flight and were waiting at my gate, which was right next to the Dunkin’s. Although they didn’t open until 5am, people started lining up at the door at 4:30am. There were two women who opened the store, both women moved slowly and looked tired. One woman worked behind the register, while the other woman started to stock the fridge with drinks. The line moved VERY slowly, so I decided to wait at my gate until the line went down. When I realized the line was actually getting longer, I decided to jump in around 5:20am. When I finally made it to the register, both women were now behind the counter, the one who took my order didn’t smile and didn’t welcome me. I told her I wanted 3 donuts, a Dasani, and a medium decaf coffee. I stopped drinking caffeine several years ago, but I still love the taste of coffee. After ordering, I reiterated that I only wanted a decaf coffee, she looked at me with frustration and said “yeah, it is decaf”. I paid by card and moved to the next window. Within seconds my order was ready. The donuts were very fresh and tasty, they were also nice and warm. My kids and I were very satisfied with our donuts. The coffee was hot, fresh and tasted great. Within 30 minutes of my flight boarding time, I started to get jittery, I was also a little nauseous, that’s when I realized, my medium coffee was in fact caffeinated. I really started to feel queasy. That was my first cup of caffeine in several years, so it really did a number on me at 5:50am with little sleep the night before. Unfortunately for me, my entire 4-hour flight to Seattle was awful because I was nauseous from the caffeine. When we hit some heavy turbulence in the Sierra Nevada Mountains, I really thought I was going to lose it. Next time, I’ll have to remind myself to just make a cup of decaf coffee at home before I head to DFW. Other than that, the coffee was hot, the donuts were fresh, and everything was reasonably priced. I paid $1.28 for each donut, $2.52 for the medium coffee, and $2.80 for the Dasani. This was even cheaper than the Hudson right next door. If I had received a decaf coffee as I had ordered, I would’ve given them 5 stars.

Ordered 2 hash browns and got a sandwich. Went back to tell them that but one of the employees was so sassy and she was like bla bla bla you will have to pay for that 2 hash browns if you want them. I ALREADY PAID FOR IT and was showing them my receipt THIS WHOLE TIME while I was communicating with them. Ugh I mean ofc I paid for it that’s why I asked you for it and I returned the sandwich that you gave me. How could your attitude be like this???