Dunkin'

You can’t access this location because it’s on base. We didn’t know that. We tried to go and the woman at the gate was disgustingly rude despite how smiley and ignorant I was to the fact that we couldn’t just cruise in there to get donuts and coffee. I don’t care if you’re military, government, state workers or whatever you are… you don’t need to be evil and disrespectful to people with no malicious intentions. Take this place off of google because it isn’t publicly accessible. And maybe ask your gate military officers to be a little less bitchy and evil to citizens. Thanks.

NOT a public Dunkin!! I chose this location bc it was the least out of my way and I never see Dunkin in this part of the country, but it’s on a military base and you can’t just waltz in to get some coffee. Didn’t want to give a negative review bc I have no negative feelings towards them particularly, but I don’t want people to make the same mistake I did. Wish someone else had written this comment, or that it was mentioned in the location name, etc. Instead it doesn’t say it until the end of the address where the state would normally be, which is not something you normally think to double check on a map. And even then, my dad was in the Air Force, so I know what AFB means if I had seen it, but idk if the average person would know just based off those letters. No other indication in the des

Decent spot for a quick coffee on base. The staff is usually friendly, though service can be a bit slow during busy hours. Donuts and drinks are standard Dunkin’ quality—nothing special, but reliable. Convenient location for Hill AFB personnel. Could use some improvements in speed and consistency.

It’s one of the last 2 Dunkin’s in Utah. And it’s this one and one in West Jordan. And you can only access it if you live on base. But on the actual point, good donuts and drinks! Would recommend.

Food is great! …when they have it. Ran out of eggs for breakfast @8:30 two days in a row and ran out of sausage on the second day. There were no signs posted and the customer was informed AFTER ordering said food. Unacceptable to claim that “America runs on dunkin” when operating like this.