“This was the second of the three Dunkin's we visited on our New England trip. It is in Falmouth but east of the center of downtown, not far from my favorite coffee shop. There are Dunkin locations all over but many are tiny and inside places like gas stations. Do yourself a favor and go to a stand alone full service Dunkin, especially if you actually want a genuine Dunkin Donut. Which is in fact the.ONLY reason I go. I don't like the coffee, and I have other places where I like the breakfast sandwiches and even out west it is not even a REAL Dunkin Donut. Those are factory baked and shipped regionally to stores who merely fill, or decorate to serve. At least in the Boston and RI area they are baked reasonably local though not live each morning in each store anymore. But at least you can see and taste that they are fresh. It's why I come here when I'm in the area. I grew up getting them fresh in New England, especially when I was in Boston and the suburbs, and you can smell the difference when you walk in the door. I always have one of my traditional choices, the powdered sugar jelly filled, the powdered sugar lemon filled or the glazed version of these or of the munchkins. On this trip east, I had one of each, I think here inFalmouth, I had a powdered sugar lemon filled, my all time favorite choice and not offered everywhere. In other areas where my coffee shop is nearby, close enough to walk between them, I have been known to get both options to consume together.“
“Karen was working the counter and was an amazing employee. She was very kind and thoughtful and really made me feel special and appreciated. She made my coffee excellent and was very efficient. There was only two people working but she did amazing with the other girl Vee with her. I will definitely be making this dunkin my regular one!“