“Completely remodeled, aside from the incredible new modern look, the food is still as incredible as it was 30 years ago and so is the coffee. Most importantly the service is great and that's what keeps a company in business. Definite two thumbs up!!!!!“
“"Dunkin' Redemption: From Dismal to Delightful at Walk Hill!"I never thought I'd be typing a review for a Dunkin' Donuts, especially after the Walk Hill location nearly turned me into a coffee hermit. But hold onto your doughnut, folks, because this Dunkin' has risen from the depths of mediocrity like a well-caffeinated phoenix!I've had more bad experiences at various Dunkin' locations than I've had awkward conversations with Siri. The Walk Hill store, in particular, was like a vortex of coffee chaos. I avoided it like I avoid Monday mornings - with extreme determination.But, surprise, surprise! This Dunkin' Donuts has undergone a magical transformation. It's like they hired coffee wizards or Jedi baristas or something. The lines move faster than a sugar rush, and I've seen lines longer than the plot twists in a telenovela vanish like my self-control in front of a box of Munchkins.I've ventured into this caffeinated haven about five times now, and each experience has been more pleasant than finding an extra munchkin at the bottom of the bag. The staff is friendlier than a golden retriever with a wagging tail, and the efficiency is smoother than the swirl on a perfectly poured iced coffee.Special shoutout to the managers - they're like the coffee gods overseeing their caffeine kingdom. They are friendly and accommodating, and they probably sprinkle a bit of magic dust in the coffee beans. Who knows?So here's to you, Dunkin' Donuts on American Legion - you've single-handedly restored my faith in the art of doughnut procurement and coffee consumption. May your lines move faast, your doughnuts stay fresh, and your coffee stay as hot as your baristas are cool. Keep it up, and consider me a Dunkin' convert once again. Good job, indeed!“
“I'm not sure why this place has such negative reviews. Every time I order I get exactly what I ordered & they are always considerate. If there's ever anything that needs to be substituted they ask what I would like. The staff is very nice.“
“We stop in for a quick snack. The place is clean and the staff waa nice and helpful. Fries were warm they took them back and replaced them with hot fries. Get the app for more deals and save money. There is a drive thru but the enterior decorations are so awesome you'd want to just sit down and enjoy the view while you enjoy your food.“
“Been here many times. I legit think the French toast here is the best I've ever had (and I have had a lot of French toast). It's so perfectly fried, and there are many delicious topping choices. My favorite I've tried is the seasonal pumpkin one in the fall. Bit of a sweetness overload though, can't finish it all. But hot tip: they do half portions of French toast so you can combine it with something savory. I also like their sandwiches, biscuits, and home fries. Despite a lot of love for their pancakes, I'd say they are just fine. Mixed experiences with service are making me dock a star. Sometimes they are very slow and inattentive. Even with reservations, they sometimes make you wait a good bit for a table. I guess it makes sense since this place is SO busy. Without reservations, the wait on weekends is insane. So def recommend making one or coming on a weekday.“
“The little cakes and drinks are seasonal but they're so cute and delicious. I went in August and got a mango and a rose cake and a lavender drink. This January there was an apple and a hazelnut cake. They also made us a mocha latte that was so chocolatey and delicious. I love this place!It's pretty cozy and there's not a ton of sitting areas just fyi“
“Sip of Joy is a lovely spot in the South End to enjoy a drink and pastry. The service is friendly, and the space is bright and welcoming. There are different types of seating, including counter stools and a large table.I got a plain croissant that was warmed up, and an iced chai latte. Both were tasty, but while I wouldn't get the croissant again, there were other treats that I want to try in the future.“
“Best coffee shop in spring Hill, and gives everything in Davis a run for their money easy. Always a line out the door on weekends and deservedly, but they move fast. Great pepper biscuits, great yogurt. BLT is weirdly bad but the turkey sandwich is great.“
“Francois and Fatuma have become wonderful friends through our coffee experience.I met Francois in Seattle many years ago at a coffee specialty conference.Yego has just celebrated its first year in Teele Square, Somerville, MA.The Cortado by Fatuma is my favorite!The coffee comes from southwest Rwanda!It’s so great that Francois has direct relationships with farmers and roasts his coffee as well.I also have a coffeebar and sell his awesome coffee.“
“Serves its role as a small neighborhood coffee shop. They forgot my order and their espresso is a bit rough, with a burnt taste. Nice to provide a small space for kids to play and a free library. I wouldn't actively come for this place, but if you're in the area, why not.“