“The Salvadoran bread pudding is really tasty. It's caramelized, and has bananas, on top. Friends had hot chocolate and a milkshake. I had a cup of coffee. Then we had pupusas. I had made of corn flour and they had made of rice flour (a variety of pupusas I just learned about. I got the bean and cheese. To explain- it's basically a homemade stuffed tortilla, which comes with red sauce andd curtido (a pickled cabbage mix). I liked it a lot. The only thing was that the pupusas took a long time to come out. Prepare to wait- long prep time. A friend also got a Salvadoran soda I had never seen before. Pretty cool.“
“Excellent European coffee and French pastries Mostly a large middle eastern Morocco population the owner work really hard to make it a nice experience Lots of people eating on you at the counter. The ambiance is back in time with a hometown feeling“
“It was great food ….. and pizza was delicious …… courteous staff I met the best employee Valentina today and she was courteous and friendly she made it a great experience to visit the shop…. I will be back again ……… Valentina was exceptional Ted“
“Customer service always on point, those employees are running around like a chicken ? with it's Head cut off! Talk about fast food, in New England if u don't drink dunks coffee I would consider you a Yankee fan.. ?. NO REALLY I WOULD. Can't go a day without hitting them up at least twiceKid-friendliness: The employees at the Dunkin donuts at Joe's market, mobile gas station, on squire Rd make the atmosphere in this establishment very inviting to all age groups especially kids. They hand out free donuts, munchkins, drinks etc... To make them feel welcome and the parents love it because they probably don't have to pay for it. Also they are well equipped to be accessible for the disabled and elderly with a wheelchair ramp outside, no steps, first floor and wide aisles. I'VE ACTUALLY SEEN A DUNKIN EMPLOYEE BRING A GENTLEMAN'S ORDER OUT TO HIM BECAUSE HE COULDN'T MAKE IT IN PHYSICALLY! UNBELIEVABLE HOW A SMALL GESTURE CAN MAKE A PERSON'S DAY! OBVIOUSLY IT'S PROBABLY A NECESSITY FOR THE AVERAGE JOE, BLUE COLLAR WORKING GUY THAT HAS TO DRIVE OR PULL A DOUBLE SHIFT FOR 15 HOURS DAILY, AM I RIGHT?? I KNOW BECAUSE I AM THAT AVERAGE JOE BLUE COLLAR WORKING GUY THAT PULLS 12-15 HOURS 6 DAYS A WEEK.Parking: In my experience every dunks' has at least 20 parking spots,if they don't have an open one , DRIVE THRU PEOPLE!! But if there isn't a drive thru, there are at least 15 parking spots 2 feet from the front door, not only are the spots close but there are no steps or stairs to traverse as well as a wheel chair ramp for the wheel chair bound. WHAT A SIN!Wheelchair accessibility: Always have wheelchair ramps, handicap parking spots,and all dunks'has double doors with wheelchair accessibility. Then when u get inside the atmosphere takes away all the anxiety and worries that seem to melt away from all the smiles and professionalism this establishment carries with every employee from open to close. If by any chance that the individual can't even make it out of their vehicle, a humble employee might even take upon themselves to graciously walk up to the person in the vehicle and take care of their order or whatever the occasion calls for. WHAT A GREAT COUNTRY AMERICA IS TODAY!! ????????“
“Quaint pretty cafe. Loved the interiors and the vibe. The food is authentic middleeastern food. They have huge variety of sweets. We got a pack of hummus to take home. The falafel was dry and OK. The turkish tea was nice and refreshing. We also tried a bunch of appetizers of which our favourite was the spicy potato sambusa.“