“Great place in a small town. We made the drive here and were glad we did. The cafe and taproom is big and comfortable with a nice selection of coffee,beer and wine. The gallery next door is a great space showcasing local artists work. They have classes that teach pottery and glassblowing just have to sign up 24 hours before the class starts.“
“Back in town after a few years. Now close at 2 PM. In for breakfast on a Saturday. Ordered: Ham and Cheese Omelet, Home Fries covered with Sausage Gravy, Biscuits and Coffee. All was very good. As usual price and service very good.Will be back for sure.“
“Don't normally eat McDonald's but I was traveling and my daughter was hungry. I said we'll stop at the 1st place we come to. Well it was McDonald's. To my surprise ? my burger was juicy not overcooked " I didn't have to open the bun and look for it" and it had flavor. So good job ?“
“As this Dunkin is located inside a busy Pilot TRUCK stop, waiting in line to pay for your purchase can be either very quick, or can take a while if the Pilot is busy.Their donuts were fresh, and they have a good selection. The Dunkin section of THIS store is much larger than some in other Pilot's. It has more coffee types to choose from, and there is plenty of room to access sugar, creamer etc without bumping into other customers.The reason for deducting one star is because of the location of the donuts. They are close to the entrance of the store. That wouldn't be an issue if the DISPLAY case wasn't situated so LOW. This makes getting a donut out much more difficult than it should be. Especially the ones on the bottom row.I nearly dropped one of the doughnuts on the floor. I can't imagine how frustrating it would be for a person who is of average height (especially men) who want to purchase doughnuts. Trying to hold the display door open while using the tweezers to get a donut while holding a bag open a bag to insert it into without dropping it is juggling act.I believe that Dunkin would sell more doughnuts if the display case was easier to access.“