Set back in time and visit this place. Probably shouldn't…read moretell u how wonderful... find out 4 yourself!!! Only reason I didn't give them a 5 star is this it has no handicap access. I may just carry my daughter over the steps to check them out! I will find a way to bring her here to check out the hand-spooled yarn and knitted hats...ssshh don't tell anyone

Coffee, donuts and breakfast sandwiches. Love the country store charm. Always have just what you…read moreare looking .

Charge my car here frequently, decent rates, always get food, the food is awesome…read more They have an extensive menu and typically you can't go wrong clean bathrooms, cheap pizza by the slice, you can order whatever you'd like. One thing I do like I wish they would add to their menu is a decent chocolate shake. I'm a sucker for a Choccy shake and I'm suprised they don't offer it considering they have hot chocolate available.

Food is great! Recommend the pulled pork sandwich! Service was quick and very good! We took…read moreit to go.... But they have a seating area for those who want to eat inside! Nice

I came here for their legendary apple cider donuts and was not disappointed! 6 yummy donuts for…read more$6.50! The kind lady at checkout even gave me re-heating tips. Lots of locally made goods, as well. I'm coming back for the hand-knitted gloves, cider, and of course more donuts!

I waited two days before posting this 2-star review to give the business a chance to update their…read morewebsite or their Facebook page. They said they would; they have not. // This review is to save other long distance travelers with pets and dogs from being stuck in the same negative circumstance.// With an AOL email account, you know the business isn't the most tech savvy. That's fine because if you're in the business of growing and making things, you should be spending more time, well, growing and making things that matter. Life--and business practice--gets murky when a business jumps into social media to 1) solicit votes for their products, and 2) to promote their business. They've been voted best cider donuts third year in a row. *I* know this because *they* make sure you know this by their many posts on their Facebook page. I know they wanted people to vote for them on social media because, yes you guessed it, they've updated their FB posts asking for *your* votes. So -- what's with the low stars if these donuts are allegedly so awesome? Don't advertise your business is "family" friendly and don't advertise "the store" if you have strict dog prohibitions. After driving almost 2 hours, I was asked to leave the property because I was waiting outside the country store building with a dog. Not inside the building with food. Not picking apples. Standing outside. Now, the person who stopped me and asked me to leave recited an involved "whole apple process and food" soliloquy while failing to hear that they do not have this information posted on their website or social media. Well duh. My issue is you can post all the signs you like on the property, but it does no good for the people who drive 2 hours to visit your business after confirming on their recently updated website and posts there are no pet prohibitions. Again, I respect there are places where animals should not be allowed. It's why you check before you go. And again, we've all seen small business websites that haven't been updated since Netscape launched. My issue is with their response. 1) You do not understand the issue if I say it's not posted on your website or FB and your response is "maybe" it should be there. What "maybe"? If you're using FB to promote your business, there is no "maybe" about it. 2) They advertise the store area if you do not want to pick apples. I was in it for the donuts only. A solution would have been we could have continued to wait in the front area while waiting for the MVP donuts.

I never post complaints, I am a grateful lifelong customer of Dunkin (New England raised!) and also…read morea former shift manager for Cafua at the Dunkin in Wolfeboro NH. I understand what it's like on the other side of the counter. I have respect and compassion for those who serve me in that capacity. Today at 2:30 we stopped at Dunkin in Pittsfield, NH at 656 Suncook Valley Highway. When placing our order we always ask for food items first. We were the only customers in line and the parking lot only had 3-4 cars parked out back I assume belonging to employees. We were interrupted when asking for food and told "There aren't enough people here today to make your food." Upon arriving to the windows for our drinks I counted 3 team members working. After paying I saw another customer pull in behind us at the speaker, pausing briefly before speeding away past me, assuming they had a similar exchange. I write this complaint to notify the management and owners involved. Pittsfield Dunkin will not take food orders with 3 people on staff with no other customers in the lobby or drive through. I would have happily waited for my order, I would have parked to clear the drive through, I would have gone inside to wait if given the option. I regrettably must choose another option for my lunch today, and in the future will likely resort to choosing another Dunkin on my daily commute.

Unfortunately, I won't be returning to this Dunkin' location. I've tried to give them the benefit…read moreof the doubt multiple times, but the service is consistently unreliable. The store always seems understaffed, and there doesn't appear to be any clear management. I've been late to work several times despite ordering well in advance--sometimes 15-20 minutes ahead via the app--and my food still wasn't ready. Orders were often wrong (missing items, incorrect cheese, no meat), and on multiple occasions they were out of basic items like most bagels, bacon, and even French vanilla syrup. Once I arrived and was told they were brewing cold coffee, which would take a while. Another time, they swapped out my donut without asking because they had run out. I understand things happen, but this wasn't occasional--it became the norm. Staff are unable to assist with mobile orders, which only adds to the frustration. I take responsibility for continuing to return, hoping things would improve, but I can't keep relying on a location that's this inconsistent.

Super friendly staff and delicious drinks!!…read more I ordered an macchiato with nutty bar flavoring (hazelnut, caramel and chocolate) it was super tasty.

Really disappointed. The service was not good. The girl working was not friendly at all and even…read morerolled her eyes at me when I asked for water. I waited almost 20 minutes to get a rush and a water with only 3 cars in from of me. A few days after my purchase I saw a higher charge on my debit card. They charged me an extra $1.25 for water. I had bought a rush so it wasn't like I was just getting a water. When I asked them about the charge they said it's because it cost $1.25 for the cup and labor which is a joke.

Place is always clean on my visits. Most of the staff is pretty nice. I stop by here fairly…read moreregularly for miscellaneous items. I don't use their gas, but the store does have a nice selection.

Machines are never maintained or filled properly always out of everything including cups and covers…read morejust get a grip on the staff and training it was a horrible experience today and just about every other day I have gone there I don't know why ordering anything is not so difficult to know what they use or sell, run some reports and fix the problem

Have never waited this long for a coffee in my life. I have waited so long that I am too committed…read moreto get out of the line Not sure if you need more people working or better systems but I shouldn't be in line for 20 minutes at 1:30pm on. Saturday.

I visited this coffee shop in Concord, NH today for the first time, as I'm visiting Concord for a…read morecouple days on a New England wide work trip. You gotta check this place out! It was convenient on 135 Loudon Rd. across from Keach Park, Concord, easily accessible off of Loudon Rd., sufficient parking and easy drive through ordering around the building, I was welcomed upon entering, the outside and inside of the building was nicely decorated, the employees were all friendly and efficient, the dining room was clean with sufficient, varied kinds of seating, music playing, big windows to let the sun in!, a good size menu of drinks and light food items to go, the restroom was clean, and the free WiFi worked well.

Since this area of New Hampshire isn't full of locally owned donut shops (which I was hoping to…read moretry) my dad drove to the closest Dunkin' and that's the best I was gonna get, but hey, when in New England, right? This location was clean, looked fairly new, and the staff was friendly enough through the intercom. We ordered a dozen donuts and that's exactly what we were given. The donuts were fine and standard from what I remember about Dunkin' Donuts. None of them tasted very fresh, but they were fine enough for what they were. Overall, Dunkin' is what it is. The food was fine, the experience was average, and it's basically just what I remember from living in New England over a decade ago.

The girl at the counter didn't say hello or thank you or repeat the order that she in fact Rand…read morecompletely wrong. I then waited almost 20 minutes for two sandwiches and 2 orders of hash brown which when my order was finally finished I then saw she rang me for two orders of hash browns and one sandwich. Mind you I ordered two $6 meal deal so it was the same price. I don't have high expectations for fast food but this was hands down the worst Dunks I've ever been to . I actually heard the manager say there was nothing they could do to help a person whose order was wrong. No Dunks would be better than this Dunks.

Hello I come to 711 alot but the guy hired people and they change fast but thing is that there are…read moresome workers are good but some are plan rude saying people stink and need to take showers but I am there to buy stuff not hear that from people I give money to and worst part is if your selling hot food they tell u u can't use the restroom s and people need better help and bs sooni send this out u know who u are I give you guys one star bs how are people handle that rude ness if your a boss but get better help and hrs they have on there website is not right Soo get it right you guys rude to alot of people 711,,GET BETTER HELP

This is a typical 7-Eleven location which offers the standard convenience store items such as cold…read moredrinks, coffee, slurpees, snacks, frozen foods, cigarettes, lottery tickets, newspapers, magazines, and ready to eat foods (salads, sandwiches, pizza, tornados, hot dogs). There are also gas pumps out in front (12 fueling positions) and a Blue Rhino tank exchange area. I stop in at this 7-Eleven quite often for quick cheap eats on the go including those tornados (hot rollers) and hot dogs, which are 3 for $3 plus tax and $5 pizzas. The staff will serve you those hot foods (not self serve like at Irving and Speedway) and cash you out. The gas prices here are comparable to the other gas stations along Loudon Road, usually not the cheapest in town nor the most expensive either.