Dunkin' - Freehold Township

I have visited this location a few times. I have noticed they do run out of things on the quicker side like munchkins. This morning I walked in to pick up a dozen donuts to bring to a school meeting and had to use the bathroom prior to the meeting. They had a table blocking off both bathrooms and I was told that they are not allowed to be used. This upset me because I feel like if I am spending money here I should have been allowed to use the bathroom for this reason I will not be coming back. This might not be a big deal to some customers but when you're in urgent need to go to the bathroom and be told you can't use it meanwhile the workers that are there we're blatantly going into the bathroom and I heard the toilet flushing.

Good place and clean, a good not great Dunkin but all are very similar

I love my dunkin, I need my dunkin. But they need to be a little quicker. I sent my on the go order when I was 6 1/2 miles away. 4 traffic lights away and when I get there I still have to wait

I received a complimentary copy of this book to provide an honest review. “The Birthday” is the first installment in the Detective Natalie Ward series by Carol Wyer. The plot revolves around the disappearance of a five-year-old girl during a classmate's birthday party. Two years later, her body is found, and soon after, another girl from the same party goes missing. Detective Ward leads the investigation, haunted by the memory of her last case, which ended poorly. I found the storyline about the missing girls engaging. However, the frequent references to her previous case felt repetitive and didn’t contribute much to the progress of the story. The narrative also includes aspects of the detective's family life, featuring her husband and two teenage children, which I found myself skimming over. The pacing of the disappearance plot was well done, maintaining a nice balance without dragging or rushing. Unfortunately, the family dynamics disrupted the flow of the main storyline. I rate this book 3 out of 5 stars, which, according to Goodreads, indicates that it’s okay. I didn’t find it to be a waste of time and would consider reading another of Wyer's books, though it wouldn’t be a top priority for me.

I recently visited this Dunkin' and ordered a coffee with caramel syrup, but instead I received vanilla syrup.