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Dunkin’ is America’s favorite all-day, everyday stop for coffee, espresso, breakfast sandwiches and donuts. The world’s leading baked goods and coffee chain, Dunkin’ serves more than 3 million customers each day. With 50+ varieties of donuts and dozens of premium beverages, there is always something to satisfy your craving. Dunkin’ is proud to serve Athens, GA for all breakfast and snacking needs. Stop by today to try a classic favorite or a new featured product!
Long-running chain serving signature breakfast items & a variety of coffee drinks.
Hours
| Monday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 6 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 6 AM–9 PM |
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Reviews
Maggie McRae
Vicky the manager was extremely helpful this morning. With the Dunkin app not working on my phone and charging me multiple times, she accommodated me by making my order and instructing me of how to go about fixing my app and getting the charges reviewed. Have never had a bad time at this Dunkin!
… moreSantosh Jukkalkar
This was our first visit to Athens, GA, and unfortunately, our experience at this Dunkin completely ruined what was supposed to be a positive and exciting day for our family.
We were in Athens because my son wanted to visit the University of Georgia (UGA), a place he has been excited about and is waiting for an admission decision. After a quick campus tour, we stopped at this Dunkin for coffee. My son urgently needed to use the restroom.
As he walked toward it, a female employee abruptly stopped him and said he could not use the restroom because the floor was wet and that he would need to wait 15 minutes. I calmly explained that I understood her concern, but this was urgent. She still refused and told him to go “next door.”
My son went to the neighboring restaurant, where he was also denied because their restroom was “for customers only.” He returned clearly uncomfortable and embarrassed.
While this was happening, the same employee questioned me about ordering, even though I had already said I would place an order as soon as my son returned. When I pleaded again from a humanitarian standpoint, explaining how urgent the situation was, she still repeatedly said no and told me I didn’t need to order at all.
Only then did we find out the restroom was code-restricted, and she refused to share the code. We went back and forth for nearly 10 minutes with zero empathy.
Thankfully, another employee stepped in, understood the situation, and politely shared the restroom code, allowing my son to finally use it. I am grateful to him.
After that, I still placed an order:
Small coffee
Hash browns
Old-fashioned donut
When my son returned and we tried to sit down, the same employee again said we were not allowed to sit because the floor was wet, even though another customer was already seated. On top of that, she used offensive language while speaking to her coworker about us.
Her behavior was rude, disrespectful, and completely unethical. This was not about policy — this was about lack of basic human decency.
What hurt the most was what happened afterward. On our drive back, my son quietly asked me,
“Dad, do I have to go through things like this if I come to college here?”
That question broke my heart.
I am not judging Athens or UGA based on one person, but for a city that hosts such a prestigious university with over 250 years of history, visitors expect to feel welcomed — especially families with students dreaming about their future.
We didn’t ask for anything unreasonable.
We just needed a restroom and a cup of coffee.
Instead, we left sitting in our car, drinking coffee with sad and disappointed faces.
I sincerely hope Dunkin’s management and corporate leadership take this review seriously. No customer — especially a child — should ever be treated this way. One employee’s behavior can leave a lasting negative impression, and yesterday, it did.
… moreWe were in Athens because my son wanted to visit the University of Georgia (UGA), a place he has been excited about and is waiting for an admission decision. After a quick campus tour, we stopped at this Dunkin for coffee. My son urgently needed to use the restroom.
As he walked toward it, a female employee abruptly stopped him and said he could not use the restroom because the floor was wet and that he would need to wait 15 minutes. I calmly explained that I understood her concern, but this was urgent. She still refused and told him to go “next door.”
My son went to the neighboring restaurant, where he was also denied because their restroom was “for customers only.” He returned clearly uncomfortable and embarrassed.
While this was happening, the same employee questioned me about ordering, even though I had already said I would place an order as soon as my son returned. When I pleaded again from a humanitarian standpoint, explaining how urgent the situation was, she still repeatedly said no and told me I didn’t need to order at all.
Only then did we find out the restroom was code-restricted, and she refused to share the code. We went back and forth for nearly 10 minutes with zero empathy.
Thankfully, another employee stepped in, understood the situation, and politely shared the restroom code, allowing my son to finally use it. I am grateful to him.
After that, I still placed an order:
Small coffee
Hash browns
Old-fashioned donut
When my son returned and we tried to sit down, the same employee again said we were not allowed to sit because the floor was wet, even though another customer was already seated. On top of that, she used offensive language while speaking to her coworker about us.
Her behavior was rude, disrespectful, and completely unethical. This was not about policy — this was about lack of basic human decency.
What hurt the most was what happened afterward. On our drive back, my son quietly asked me,
“Dad, do I have to go through things like this if I come to college here?”
That question broke my heart.
I am not judging Athens or UGA based on one person, but for a city that hosts such a prestigious university with over 250 years of history, visitors expect to feel welcomed — especially families with students dreaming about their future.
We didn’t ask for anything unreasonable.
We just needed a restroom and a cup of coffee.
Instead, we left sitting in our car, drinking coffee with sad and disappointed faces.
I sincerely hope Dunkin’s management and corporate leadership take this review seriously. No customer — especially a child — should ever be treated this way. One employee’s behavior can leave a lasting negative impression, and yesterday, it did.
Angela Riggins
I have a problem when the server’s or not.Allowing the coffee to completely brew before they serve it. I love Duncan, donut, but that is one big upset for me. Let the dog gone coffee brew completely. Otherwise, the servers were excellent.Just screwed up my coffee.
… moreMalcom.redmon
Received great service from philica today. She was very polite when taking my order and I received my food and drinks fast. This location used to be very slow and rude service but today was so quick and she made my experience so pleasent.
… moreRebecca Campbell
Placed a mobile order while in the restaurant. Order was never placed in the mobile order pickup spot or announced. While me and my kids are waiting for breakfast we saw several other people come in for pickup orders, all of which were announced before being placed in the mobile pickup spot or handed directly to a customer. When I went up to wait for my order after several (10-15) minutes only one of the four employees spoke to me and it was with a bad attitude. Turns out my order was sitting on the counter for quite some time but was the only one that wasn’t called out. With a little customer service (for instance being greeted or checked on sooner) I would have had my order in a much more reasonable time. There was trash on the table where the sweeteners and napkins are. And my kids said the hashbrowns tasted “earthy”. They tasted like seasoned oil and poorly washed potatoes.
… moreFrey Poss
The donuts and food I’ve gotten here have been decent, but the drinks are where it falls flat.
Every time I’ve come, my coffee has tasted burnt. I thought, ok, that’s fine.
Then I ordered a tea. A tea. Tell me why a tea of all things tasted like burnt coffee. I could barely taste the tea, it just tasted like a burnt coffee.
… moreEvery time I’ve come, my coffee has tasted burnt. I thought, ok, that’s fine.
Then I ordered a tea. A tea. Tell me why a tea of all things tasted like burnt coffee. I could barely taste the tea, it just tasted like a burnt coffee.
Table Book
Ummm wrong store to get customers service here. I order a dunk latte iced sausage egg and cheese biscuit hash brown. The sausage egg biscuit isn’t cook all the whoever fix this biscuit didn’t care like it just came out of a frozen box of bias.12.50 meal.
… moreJackson Kiker
My Fiancé found a rusted piece of metal in her sandwich. Not a flake or a speck — an actual, around dime-sized chunk of sharp rusted metal sitting right in the top of the sandwich I ordered.
This is beyond disgusting — it’s a serious health hazard. If it hadn’t been seen before taking a bite, It could have caused severe injury or potential death. The fact that something this dangerous made it into a customer’s order is absolutely unacceptable and shows a complete failure in food safety and quality control.
I’ve already contacted corporate, consulted with my lawyer, and will be reporting this to the health department immediately. There needs to be accountability, because this kind of negligence puts people at real risk.
Until Dunkin’ shows they take this seriously, I will never eat here again — and if you value your health, I’d advise you to do the same.
… moreThis is beyond disgusting — it’s a serious health hazard. If it hadn’t been seen before taking a bite, It could have caused severe injury or potential death. The fact that something this dangerous made it into a customer’s order is absolutely unacceptable and shows a complete failure in food safety and quality control.
I’ve already contacted corporate, consulted with my lawyer, and will be reporting this to the health department immediately. There needs to be accountability, because this kind of negligence puts people at real risk.
Until Dunkin’ shows they take this seriously, I will never eat here again — and if you value your health, I’d advise you to do the same.
Jacqueline U.
I picked a bad day to get doughnuts? The doughnuts are not the freshest. Some need more frosting. Is it coming out the employees pockets for them to be stingy on the frosting? I wouldn’t be upset if they were free but I did pay for them. I had to go through the drive thru since dine in is no longer an option. I would have said something sooner had I seen it. On a positive note the person that took my order was nice. I guess today was not the day to get doughnuts.
… moreAntoni Piotrowiak
We went through the drive-thru, and the employee taking our order was very rude. Our order ended up being wrong. The store and its management didn’t care, so corporate had to send us a gift card.
As soon as we used the gift card, this store started blowing up my phone. They didn’t care to make things right until corporate stepped in to do the right thing.
… moreAs soon as we used the gift card, this store started blowing up my phone. They didn’t care to make things right until corporate stepped in to do the right thing.