“Very convenient walk from work and usually very nice employees. However, as of recent, the mother of a closing employee has been heckling customers and she has been heard telling her son to close the doors 10-20 minutes early. I can't say anything as to the professionalism of the boy but his mother isn't on the payroll, nor is she affiliated with Dunkin. Having her and his family parked out in the parking lot harassing people and dictating closing hours is just not the best look and should be addressed. The business lost from the early close may be minimal but that should be dictated by the store owner/manager.“
“Not my favorite Dunkin' but the young man working, worked very hard. It seemed like he might have been the only one there!
I always order a Almond milk hot Latte with Carmel. Unfortunately the latte has no froth to it, which was disappointing. Tasted good though!“
“This Dunkin’ is a solid, reliable stop when you need quick coffee and something small to eat — especially when you’re on the go and don’t have time for a whole sit-down situation. It’s one of those places where you know exactly what you’re getting, and that’s the whole point.
Big plus for the frum oilam: this location is kosher, which makes it an easy, stress-free stop when you want coffee and a quick bite without doing extra cheshbonos. Just a quick heads-up: it’s not Cholov Yisroel, so depending on what you keep, you may want to order accordingly (black coffee / non-dairy options, etc.).
They open early, which is a huge plus. When it’s 5 AM and you’re functioning on pure emunah and “I’ll be fine,” Dunkin’ is there to give you that caffeine chizuk. The staff is generally quick and the orders come out fast, and even when it’s busy, they keep the line moving.
The coffee is consistent, and the menu has enough options that everyone can find something — hot, iced, sweet, not sweet, plus donuts/munchkins and breakfast items for a quick bite. It’s not trying to be fancy, it’s trying to be fast and convenient, and this location does that well.
The place is usually kept pretty clean, and it’s an easy in-and-out stop with minimal hassle. Peak hours can get crowded (like any Dunkin’), but that’s because it’s popular and people are trying to get to work without talking to anyone until they’ve had coffee. 😄
Bottom line: kosher (but not Cholov Yisroel), convenient, early hours, and consistent coffee — a dependable Dunkin’ when you need to grab and go.“
“Today is Friday and we have maybe two weeks to go before we qualify for General Assistance; after receiving the medical treatment we need we always stop by the Dunkin Donuts here in Monmouth medical center, Lakewood NJ. It's like love in a cup“
“Go here because near my home but they forget napkins, straws, condiments in bag and not consistent with mixing drinks...too much milk, not enough flavoring in flavored drinks...have had to bring back drinks to fix or get straws and condiments.“