Dunkin' - Las Condes

This Dunkin is one of my favorites for its location and speed in service, in my case to carry, usually a smoothie and donuts. The only thing that would change would be that they were more careful with the hygiene of the tables, that they put a couple of parasols because the tables outside reach the whole sun and do something so that they don't enter pigeons to the place which is quite uncomfortable (one of the reasons I ask to carry).

It took us to do time on the subway on Sunday, so we started to sit down to the place, because it was open and when we arrived we were tempted to see that shelf full of doughnuts, so we asked for the two a promotion of two donuts and a hot chocolate, we asked for some doughnuts filled with toss to carry.With a donut I'm happy and it was! The chocolate was well rich, although I did not have the cream topping that appeared in the picture (which I did not demand my happiness with my donut either.The promotion costs $2490 and the masitas stuffed were 10 for $1790, so it was a very good option and liked a lot for the eleven :

Ever since I got to Chile Dunkin donuts has never killed me, but I still see myself buying a donut at a time. The service I have never found it so good usually slow) but there is a Promo that I call the attention. cup/ It is a coffee or latte or hot chocolate) medium plus a croissant of ham and cheese. cup/ It does not sound so special but once I tasted that croissant and changed my vision of this place. lt was lunch time and I was starving with little time, I went through it and I asked the cartel with the promotion. With ham and melted cheese at your point and bread is soft and has the right amount of air. ¢Übr/ All of this as for 2400 pesos.

Dunkin' Donuts is a convenient option for satisfying any craving while at the Subcenter of Metro Military School. During my visit, I decided to try their latest seasonal release. On day 1, I indulged in the new winter combo which included two premium donuts with double fillings (Snow Bavarian with cream and Cook with just the latter) and a hot chocolate for $3.490. I opted for white chocolate in my hot chocolate and added a hint of mocha essence for an additional $350. The combination was exquisite, with a successful and delicious mix of flavors. Although the double fillings were not overpowering, they were delicious, and the winter-themed decoration added a nice touch. On another visit, I tried the Neapolitan sandwich, a standard donut, and a choice of drink for $3.890. I chose a field bread sandwich filled with melted cheese, olives, tomato, and caramelized ham, which was a flavorful and enjoyable meal from start to finish. The chocolate topping added a hint of crunchiness, and the drink complemented the meal perfectly. The service was friendly, but there was a bit of a wait for the Neapolitan sandwich on one occasion. The ambiance was okay, with a spacious and comfortable terrace, although it could have been tidier. While Dunkin' Donuts may not be the cheapest option, it is a great choice for a sweet treat once in a while.

I always enjoy this restaurant, especially their hot pastrami combo with havarti cheese and pickles. The stuffed donuts are very indulgent, maybe too much so. My only complaint is that the service can be a bit disorganized and the cleanliness could be improved.