Dunkin' — Restaurant in Stroud Township

Most horrible experience I ever had at a drive thru. Employee named Britney was very rude, nasty and had a bad attitude thru the speaker as I was placing my order for 3 kids in the car. She sucked her teeth, and got annoyed and rude with me as I asked for availability on type of donuts and drinks the kids asked for. As I drive up to pay at the next window, I asked the girl taking payment who took my order, and asked for that person's name because I wanted to file a complaint. I explained what happened when Britney, the rude person came over with a loud and nasty tone yelling that she didn't do as I said, and when I told her she did and I asked for her name, she proceeded to yell and tell me no, she wasn't going to give me her name and slammed the window shut in my face so hard, locked it and walked away. She then started arguing with other workers inside telling them not to give me her name. One of the workers apologized, and the other worker told me that Britney does have an attitude. I called and spoke to the manager kaylan, and called and left a message for Micheal Roy at corporate. No response yet from corporate. I've been a loyal customer for years, spent alot of my hard earned money over the years and this is the type of service I got. Very unprofessional and I will not be going back and will tell everyone I know about Britney and the horrible way we were treated. Disappointed and very dissatisfied. No one deserves that kind of service in front of their kids. She had No respect , concern or care. Incident happened on 2/17/23;@ 5:30 pm at 1163 North Nine Street, Stroudsburg p.a across from the Stroud Mall. Britney was her...

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Well, we all know Dunkin', don't we? Well, I thought I thought I did. The place was okay. It was 9 am and they were already out of a few flavors and not making more. The young lady was not knowledgeable about their inventory and she touched her mouth with her bare hand through the whole conversation. After we ordered 2 frozen coffees she went to the back to make them. We could still see her and thank goodness. The whipped cream spilled over the top and she used her bare fingers to like whisp it away before putting the top on. After she did it she immediately looked at us and we looked back like... yes ma'am... we see you being unsanitary. She then opted to scrape the whipped topping off and do it again. She offered no apology. Now, this is specific to this particular location and while it won't keep me from visiting a dunkin in the future it did leave a pretty bad taste...