Dunkin' — Restaurant in Newark

Absolutely nasty. They reuse their beans the coffee is burnt. I usually only go to Dunkin’ donuts that have a lot of racial groups in it because I can tell it’s not family ran . When they are family ran they can feel compelled to be cheap to save money. This Dunkin’ Donuts is family ran everyone looks the same and speaks the same language. I order a medium iced latte with French vanilla swirl with whip cream. I could barely get thru half of it before trashing it at branch Brook Park station. Horrible please stop reusing your beans. Some customers can’t tell others cant.I won’t waste my money twice. Absolutely tacky. It’s a Dunkin’ Donuts in front of a light rail. Please treat your location with some respect. I would much rather have a Starbucks if the coffee is going to be this nasty. I will pay the extra...

This place has been the worst of all Dunkin donuts I've been too bad service they treat you like an animal. I went in with two friends one of them was buying and two of us was just taking to her and the employee from the place truly said that the two of us had to leave cause they were scared when we go there every morning they wasn't scared to take our money and then yesterday I ordered a dozen donuts through my app on my phone paid it with my Dunkin donuts gift card and when I get there with my granddaughter to pick up the order after waiting for like 20 minutes they come and tell me that they don't have any donuts at all that is very crazy why would they accept an order and they don't have the product. That's something that should be looked into. The employees are not nice and the...

The young man that served me was well mannered in his speech and body language. He was friendly enough. I had to tell him about 3 times to remove himself from my view of the donuts, the first 2 times indirectly. I informed him that I wanted to buy 5 donuts, but he replied that, for 4 cents more, I can get 6 donuts of my choice $5.99. I gave him $6, expecting him to immediately give me my penny in exchange so that I may place it in the tip mug located in front of the cash register, but he paused and stalled with a stiff body gesture. He eventually gave me my due penny, and, as I placed it into the white mug, he gave off a facial expression of displeasure. ONLY IN...