I go to this Dunkin about 3-4 sometimes even more a day . I go there because it's walking distance…read morefrom my house and the employees are usually very nice and already know my order before I have to say it . Since new management has taken over , a lot of the older staff left and new people were added . The new older man that works nights it's absolutely unprofessional. sunday night I went at 10:55pm (before closing ) I walked over to the window and he just kept shaking his hands saying go away closed ... the sign says 12 . Last night I went at 11:30 pm and was waiting for about 13 minutes knocking on the window before even being acknowledged for him again try to wave me away . I explained I spoke to the other workers in there and they all said we serve until 11:50 ( it's written on the register ) . He told me to leave I said I was told you serve till 11:50 by multiple employees . He was so unprofessional and rude it wasn't until I pulled my phone out and took a picture he decided to serve me . I tried to pay he told me to leave . As I was walking away he was still continuing to talk as I was walking away, so I turned around and I said, do you still have something to say? I think it's completely unprofessional disrespectful and disgusting for a man that's old enough to be my father to be that rude and childish. This is now my second encounter with his attitude. He was already spoken to by one of the managers and another worker that he was not allowed to act like I go to sometimes up to five times a day. I don't think anybody let alone. A woman should be treated like that by a man because the way he acted was unprofessional, and his attitude was absolutely deplorable. Even in the picture that I took of him, you could see the attitude on his face. I don't understand how an establishment that I've been going to for years where the employees are usually so sweet so accommodating and know me on a first name basis. could actually hire a person like that when I went in this morning to complain an extra manager, who was in business meetings none of the morning workers could believe what I was telling them. especially after he had already to about his attitude and the first incident.

I've been coming to this location for a long time now, and it has consistently been my go-to spot…read more Whether it's a hectic Monday morning or a quick afternoon pick-me-up, the experience here is always great.

Whenever I'm on Staten Island, I always stay at the Navy Lodge on Fort Wadsworth. This place is…read moreliterally just down the street, and I stop here at least once every time I'm on the island. It's just a good old-fashioned neighborhood deli/ market. Everybody is always friendly. The place gets busy, but you get through quick. I always get the same thing every time. My go to-is Two eggs on a roll, light mayo, a little bit of salt and pepper. It comes out perfect every time. The eggs are good, the roll is a little bit crusty, but not too soft or not too hard, they always get the mayo, salt and pepper just right. As of March 2025, they do have a very small "egg surcharge", but it's understandable. Even with that, the price is very reasonable. Especially for such good quality. Next time I'm on the island, I will be back. Thank you.

5 stars for their BECs…read more I've always driven by this place and I'm so glad I decided to try it out one weekend morning. I was really craving a bacon egg and cheese and wow, this place really delivered. (I haven't tried the other items from here but I will definitely return) I typically get a BEC on an everything bagel toasted, SPK (salt, pepper, ketchup) plus mayo. The bagel itself was great and the bacon was nice and crispy (they don't skimp on the bacon). $4 and you will be left happy and satisfied. Plus there's a parking lot!

Really good customer service here. Pretty fast at check out. Smaller location than my usually in…read moreBrooklyn. Looking forward to new Staten Island location, one day it will open.

I don't visit this location but it is usually a nice experience. The trader joe is big and has tons…read moreof parking. The TJ is big and spacious and there is almost no lines. I love that I can pick what I need and be out of the door within 15 minutes. The staff is friendly and are quick to over help. The inventory can be hit and miss though. They tend to have some empty shelf space.

This place is so cute and great for coming to do work/ study. They have little coves which are more…read moreprivate. I believe you need to reserve them ahead of time. I saw plenty of outlets available. Ambiance was warm and inviting. Had a bunch of great coffee and non-coffee options to choose from. I tried the rose passion matcha with whole milk. It was too sweet for me but my fiancé liked it a lot. They had a cool machine when you first walked in that would simulate the perfect drink for you if you were unsure of what to get. There's a shared parking lot out front. I would come back here again for sure.

Nice coffee shop with lots of space. They have little open "room" that people can sit in for more…read moreprivacy. I saw several people with laptops in the shop. Good for working from home. The avocado toast was good and the bread was crunchy. The mango passion fruit refresher was refreshing and not too sweet.

( ZERO STARS ) If I…read morecould give this place zero stars, I would. Everything here is ridiculously overpriced, and the customer service is even worse. The female cashier has one of the nastiest attitudes I've ever dealt with. Every time I come in, she acts like helping customers is an inconvenience (And it's a CONVENIENT STORE ). There's no greeting, no professionalism, just constant disrespect. The deli food may be decent, but it's not worth paying these inflated prices just to be treated with disrespect. Customer service matters, and this place continues to fail at the most basic level. I won't be spending another dollar here until they fix the attitude of their staff and start treating customers with respect.

If I can give zero stars, I will give zero stars because this place doesn't even deserve one star…read moreevery time I come here there's always an issue. The cashier at the front desk. She's nasty. She gives me an attitude every time she sees me I believe she doesn't like Black people. There could be some type of racism going on. They have poor communication skills. They have horrible customer service they speak to anybody black disgusting they look at us in a nasty way they don't try to communicate on a reasonable level. My sandwich was wrong and she was arguing with me that I was the one placed the order wrong instead of just complying and giving great customer service and fixing my sandwich, which usual food service providers do... fix What's the issue that's wrong for the customer !!!! other than that the food is good !!! but the customer service and the people that worked there are horrible !!!!!!!! management should re train their staff on how to give good customer service.

I found a piece of metal in my bacon eggs cheese. It's definitely not aluminum foil. I love this…read morespot but damn, a piece of curled metal? Maybe from cleaning the grill.

Cheap milk and a fair selection of candy bars, beverages, and even cleaning products. Even though…read moretheir lot is small, parking usually is not an issue.

The best thing about Egger's Ice Cream Parlor on Forest Avenue is its historic presence at that…read morelocation for over 90 years (1932). It is surely a community fixture with generations of families stopping by to celebrate the best things in their lives with homemade ice cream and an assortment of candy in dozens of glass jars along one wall. I admit to stopping in after an epic brunch at a nearby Greek diner, and to being too stuffed to dive into their flavors of the week 'screams. My friend was not as disciplined as I, so she ordered a cup of some chocolate peanut butter which she kvelled over. Apparently, they also had an orange long stringy confection that she wanted for later indulgence. All very cool, but she isn't diabetic. The ambiance of Egger's is definitely mid-twentieth century, and could use a fresh coat of paint to brighten the joint up a bit. Maybe better lighting, too. Otherwise, growing up in the City (Washington Heights) in the same era, this malt shop/candy emporium with long counter and spinners brought fond memories of my childhood flooding back. That, my friends, is always a very good moment. Four Sugary Super Sundae Stars. Those were the days!

Stopped in for a summer treat after a long day out hoping they wouldn't be too busy and I'm so…read morehappy we did. Egger's is a classic with a good variety and selection of flavors. They have the classic ice cream diner experience with candy, sweet treats, and counter with bar stools. It's well worth the price and the flavors are exceptionally tasty!

the ice cream is amazing but they made my order wrong and it took forever so for me it is a treeread more

they were good but they told me they did not have mediums but I saw mediums. sorry Ralph'sread more