Dunkin'

"Ordered for 1085 left at the door in front of 1081, also one of the sandwiches we ordered showed 5 slices of bacon, had 2, 1/2 slices for 7$ sandwich, 3 orange juice, for 2 and an apple. Charged my card 44$, was 32$. Messed up my order, left it at the wrong place when my direct number was in the order order notes, way to go,where is the customer loyalty? Be very specific!"

"Lucas there is a great dude. Dunkin would double their revenue if someone like him worked at every Dunkin"

"Everything you need great seats but the guy gave me 2 donuts when I asked for 1 weird but it was just like any other Dunkin"

"Today was the final straw. Franklin appears to be gone and the Brazilians working there now are pigs, plain and simples. The problem started approximately one month ago when I applied for a job (see pics!) and the rude, sickly, apathetic manager, whose English was abysmal, refused to interview me for a job serving donuts and making coffee. The situation deteriorated from there. Every time I went in, the attitude was bitter, mean spirited and beyond rude. It was insulting and abusive. They do not know the meaning of the concept of respect for the customer. Today I gave Anna Maria my order for a wrap and unsweetened ice tea. The string bean guy with the scarred face came over and said we don't have unsweetened ice tea. He said I could have anything else. I requested a refund for the tea. She had told me that ice water is free; yet when there was no iced tea and I asked for ice water he said the price is 50 cents. I gave him 50 cents. I then sat down, began to enjoy my ice water and waited for my chicken wrap. Some time later Anna Maria came to my table, and without uttering a word, put $5.34 on the table in cash. As if to say here is your money, just plain leave. This hole in the wall encompasses customer service in America today. Pure filth has replaced friendliness, a helpful spirit, positive attitude and the desire to retain one's customer base, earn a living and hustle a little for a good tip. The nation has become pathetic."