Dunkin Donuts was formed in Massachusetts in 1950. With more than 12,000 stores in 36 countries, it is one of the largest baked goods and coffee retailers in the world. It might not be well-known that the brand was actually acquired by Baskin-Robbins in early 2019, so this collaboration in Pace makes sense. The “Donuts” was dropped from the name and is now simply Dunkin’.
Baskin-Robbins was founded in 1945 in California. Selling in nearly 50 countries with 2,500 stores in the USA and more than 5,000 stores in other countries, it is the largest chain of ice cream speciality stores in the world.
At this new Pace store, Baskin Robbins will offer their signature 31 flavours as well as their other food choices, so there’s always something delicious to enjoy. And at the same time, Dunkin Donuts will be serving up their famous baked goods and premier cups of coffee. And just in time for fall, you’ll also be able to sip on the special pumpkin-flavoured brew while it lasts.
The new partnership between Baskin Robbins and Dunkin Donuts is an innovative new location that features a state of the art cold beverage tap system. That means the best-chilled beverages in Pace. The place is also a DD Green Achievement restaurant, which means this Dunkin Donuts will save 25 per cent energy when compared to other locations. Called a Next Generation store, this one offers up the best food and drink with the brand’s new modern design and free Wi-Fi.
This new Dunkin Donuts and Baskin Robbins hybrid is sure to make waves in Pace, Florida and will be open 7 days per week from 5 am until 10 pm. That means there’s always time to stop for some delicious food or a drink, whether it’s hot or cold.
The new store is located in the Pace Pointe Shopping Centre at 4804 Highway 90. Visit them for breakfast, lunch, dinner or a tasty treat. No matter when you stop by, you’re going to love being able to get all of your favourite donuts, coffees, and ice cream cones in one place.
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