Clearly. Walking helps with the moving on.

Omg this whole donut is still there?! Going to have to make a trip up for sure!

The one in Enfield looks like it’s just a front for selling weed

If only it didn’t cost $7 for a small latte.

I think people were allowed to smoke in the place until early 2000s

Like “Eaton” hardware store in Collinsville late 80s early 90s? My father used to work there my earliest memories are of me and my friend playing in the barrels of bird seed lol

Yeah especially since the police will notice if you loiter out front. Better to go into the comic shop.

Still a couple in Rhode Island. Really good coffee

I just drove past this last week.

Recently moved here from a place that didn't have Dunkin' (yes they exist). I was very excited to finally get to try Dunkin'. I'll never recover from that level of disappointment.

Donut Delight in Stamford was the BEST when I worked down there. Slammin' bagels and great coffee.

I am just astounded at how inconsistent dunkin is. It’s amazing for anyone to be so inconsistent, let alone such a commercialized operation. Truly mind boggling.

If only Americans could taste the awesomeness of Mister Donut in Japan.

Beach Donuts. Flanders Donuts.

There was a Whole Donut in Holyoke that only closed a couple years ago.

Love the Whole Donut! Glazed bow ties!!! Plain crueler! The best. Every weekend as a kid I would go fishing with my father and this was our first stop. I remember sitting at the counter with all the regulars drinking their coffee and talking shit. Ah man

There was one in Torrington. Grew up on their coffee.

hard to move on from such a traumatic experience.

nobody is safe.

I just have a drip pot. Costs notwithstanding, I make a way better (and consistent) cup of coffee than any of the chains.

Baker's Dozen > Dunkin all day

Just reminds me that one day a picture of my car will likely end up on this sub

Their chocolate old fashioneds remain S-Tier donuts

Nice to see some Whole Donut love.

That’s how know you a place will be good