Well well well at this humble Dunkin' Donuts location I didn't expect much but boy oh boy was I…read moredelighted with my outcome. Let me set the scene, it was a foggy December morning and I was utterly fatigued only wanting a little pick me up to give me energy for my overly busy day (sorry Jeff I still love you man). It was only an iced americano and a Boston crème donut that I got but words cannot describe how perfectly simple these items were. Let me first talk about the ambience of the location before I get to ahead of myself as I usually do.... This was probably the most breathtaking Dunkin donut location I have ever been to in my life, and that is a lot, and even the customers were extraordinary kind and, if I do say so myself, good looking. Now on to my dining experience!!! The coffee was exuberant in its simplicity with a brew that was almost succulent in flavor. The humble Boston crème was an absolute flavor explosion (hey Cheryl) the chocolate shell was perfectly tempered and the donut perfectly soft but the crème was phenomenal. As soon as the crème hit my mouth I knew that I was in for a treat. I'm sure that almost everyone in this locale heard my audible moan. This Dunkin' Donuts experience is not one I'll soon forget and I am for sure coming back. If I could give it six stars I would

I'm not a huge fan of Dunkin' Donuts in the first place (I eat them, but I don't think they're…read moregreat), but this one in the train station is even less appealing. The few times I bought donuts here, they always taste like they're a day old. It is also located on the far end of the train station. The far end that also looks like trash.

Even the yak would say "Yuk"!…read more So we came here on a Sunday, and apparently the donut factory in Nuremberg doesn't do Sundays... I have to start by saying that before this experience, we've been frequenting the store in Erlangen since the day it opened (mainly for the coffee though - which is excellent btw..). Lately, however, they have been slacking, so we figured we'd try the newly opened store in the train station Nürnberg. The result was quite surprising, and I don't mean that in a good way. The donuts were old & stale, the icing was starting to flake off, the filling was warm and runny - the result being that one of them had even gone bad inside. It's a shame we waited with opening the box until we got home, maybe we just got the runts of the litter....we'll never know. Be that as it may, those were pretty damn expensive runts... (1,60€ per donut) Obviously it had been a very warm day, but there is a reason why stores are supposed to have a consistent cooling chain...here, however, the refrigerated counter was not....well...refrigerated! (no joke, no cooling system) I really like Dunkin' Donuts, but considering the fact that the store had just opened mere weeks earlier, perhaps it would be better to not open several more stores around town, until you manage to increase the standard of the one's that you already have. Bottom line: * Fool me once, shame on you - fool me twice, shame on me * No chance that I'll ever go back there!

Definitely not closed! I go here every morning and the staff is amazing! Good donuts and coffeeread more

The spot itself is cute, the coffe is average. I like that they have flavors which can be difficult…read moreto find in germany. I have been on a busy day and a slow day, the service is always pretty quick.

For Dunking Donuts, something got lost in translation. In the states, it's a below average donut…read morejoint with a decent selection. In Germany, the dough is meh and the glazes and frostings underwhelm. You'll do much better at a local bäckerei. I live for Fingsten and the krapfen!

Good coffee and mellow staff! This was so nice on such a cold morning.. I had a large coffee and…read moresat on a comfortable sofa outside watching Christmas shoppers entering the Christmas Market. I really enjoyed the location and coffee!