I think Dunkin’ took the donuts out of their name because their focus is more on coffee now. They also have breakfast sandwiches, etc. it’s really no different than going to the Dairy Queen drive thru. They list their options. People on their way to work or school want convenience. They like staying in their cars.
We do mobile order with Dunkin every time and my husband just goes through the drive-thru to pick it up. The one my husband goes to also has an indoor portion but it's not brand new so no idea if they would build new ones around here with an indoor store. The drive-thru has a menu on it.
Have you ever heard of Scooter's Coffee? At least around our area these tiny buildings drive-thru only but we have enjoyed their coffee and consider it better than many (better than McDonald's, better than Dunkin', soooo much better than Starbucks,etc). They do have some breakfast items but those vary depending on location. There's one we used to go to by our house and their breakfast burrito was from a local small batch style company.
From the comments I have read, their menu board doesn't even list donuts. And I hear the breakfast sandwiches are pretty awful.
I've been able to do two orders previously, but that's because I ordered on the app ahead of time (and paid via the app) and then gave them the two order numbers to pick up.
We've never done two orders separately and expected to pay separately at the same window.
Except In-N-Out (a non-franchised fast food restaurant, primarily with locations in CA). They will actually let us do 3 separate orders in the same car
If a second order from the same vehicle would mess up or "lose" orders, that restaurant has some serious problems.
Businesses want to make sales. I assume if they don't want 2 orders from the same car, there is some operational issue complicating things.
Different level of customer service. That's really all it is. Some ppl. are lazy, some are jerks, some inflexible and others just unwilling to do something out of the ordinary, so it probably depends on the employee, manager and owners you get at any given place. As I get older, I'm much more willing to pay for good customer service.
This is correct. DD is local to me and I know people who work at their corporate offices. It’s a staple here.
Given that Dunkin' like many companies push mobile orders they certainly don't mind. Not sure the price is relevant. Donuts went up in cost, not our fault.
But you can plan ahead and start carrying some for situations like this.
When did this rule come out? Heck, many fast food "meals" will cross that $10 range on their own. Getting food for multiple people (on a single order) will EASILY go over that arbitrary value.
