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dd coffee= light..almost watered out
dd donuts= excellent
dd breakfast sandwiches= taste like frozen food for better or worse
dd other drinks= extremely sugary
know it may sounds racist, but the language barrier...they seem to foul up my order more times than i can imagine
Never got into krispy kreme. I found their donuts to be too sweet.
Btw if you want a stronger flavored coffee from DD dont order the drip, get a latte which is an espresso drink. If you drink it black then get a regular coffee and ask them for an espresso shot. I happen to think their regular drip coffee is fine. Although i make a better cup at home. I dont like bitter coffee or coffee that is very acidic. Starbucks kills my stomach!
Last edited by NooYowkur81; 02-06-2013 at 05:12 AM..
Their breakfast is horrible! I got their eggs and oatmeal before. Never again. I seriously felt ripped off because I can make better food at home. I didnt even finish it.
Their hot cocoa is sweet but good. I'm not a big coffee drinker but their coffee is ok.
Oh yeah donuts are good but I hardly go in there now.
BUT Dunkin Donut has the BEST coffee. I have been drinking it for decades. That Starbucks is OK if you can get it newly brewed but if it's 10 minutes old it is just TOO bitter for me.
Definitely. I love DD coffee, and starbucks is heinous, burnt-tasting crap that tastes like it was filtered through benzene.
Because there are only two places in the world.. Huntsville and NYC.
Sorry--no, I grew up in Huntsville. There is only one actual place: NYC.
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