Dunkin' - Crossing

The employees there are wonderful and the happy energy is contagious!

Always a super friendly staff when I swing by quick in the mornings. Always correct, and fast. Not much more you can ask for

I used to live nearby and always enjoyed my cup of coffee in the morning. They have very friendly staff.

I love this Dunkin '. Orders are always ready on time—*do* note that I exclusively mobile order—and the stuff tastes good (as it should , but what really sets it apart from other Dunkin 's I 've been at is that it has this really comfortable interior. Lots of tables. Some seat two people, whereas others—like the one in the pic—can seat a group of three or four. It feels cozy, but not in a god, this place is small way. Sometimes, I 'll place an order, come collect it, and just eat in.Wheelchair accessibility: The entrance area after you pass the first door is a ramp with a railing to grab on to. No steps, as far as I noticed—and the inner door at the top of the ramp is kept open. The outer door is closed; not sure how wheelchair accessible it is because there is no button (that I saw , but it has a door handle on the outside instead of a knob, and a bar handle on the inside for someone heading out, so people leaving with drinks in both hands don 't have to pull. If you 've got someone to open the outside door, you should be fine? (Disclaimer: I 'm not a wheelchair expert.

Order accuracy gone way downhill since the new staff took over. Less ice becomes extra ice, cold brew becomes ice coffee (maybe they think we can't tell the difference). Just a bummer because it used to the best dunkins in the country, now it's good, just not as good as it was before new ownership took over...