Dunkin'

In regards to the food, it is what I would expect from a Kosher Dunkin, no meat products. The bagels at time can be sub-par and stale. The service can use much needed improvement. Often times the workers have a nasty attitude to the point I don't come in often anymore and opt for a homemade breakfast just to avoid the workers. They have an attitude issue and can be a nuisance to deal with if your order isn't made right. The atmosphere, however, is delightful. The booths are not only inviting, but also cozy. Vegetarian options: There is a large vegetarian selection, which is useful to those who abide to its rules. Dietary restrictions: This is a Kosher establishment so there will not be any bacon or other meat products or derivatives alone or within a sandwich or item. Parking: There is a free parking lot available for use with plenty of parking available. Kid-friendliness: It is Dunkin so there is sure to be a plethora of fun donut options. Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchairs can be hard to navigate into the entrance of the store, but once within, it is easy going from there.

Two people working on a Saturday morning. Slooooooow

Dirty, busy, slow and hot - not enough seating - staff looked like they hated life - go elsewhere

Great products and soooo good to have kosher dunken. The service was not nice. It was very crowded, long line and the women there didn't know the answers to questions like what is non-dairy. But I would come again

DEAR OWNER: You have the BEST donuts on the busiest street corner on Miami Beach -- but there is only ONE person selling donuts. One. Solamente UNO. Why is that? This is not a new problem. The store has had the slowest service of any Dunkin Donuts in the known Universe for 25 years. Again, why? Please hire more people to work at the counter. Please.