Even though Dunkin' Donuts is not a retail store, the company has partnered with Proctor and Gamble to sell packaged Dunkin' Donuts coffee in retail stores nationwide.
Recently I myself have ventured out to the local grocery store that I have been going to since I was 8 years old, its called the Ittadi Grocery store. Even before one enters the store, one can see all the fresh fruits and vegetables displayed right outside of the store.
Upon entering the store, one can see different types of chips and other snacks right up front for hungry eyes to see. Behind them are freezers full of frozen food. Hiding behind those, lounges piles of bags of rice, potato, onions and other good stuff.
All around the store there are friendly emploies who are waiting to help you. In addition, even the store's loyal customers are willing to assist you any way they can.
Looking to the left of the store, one can see a long row of refrigerators full of cold drinks and other products needed to be stored in cool temperature. Along the line of refrigerators, lies rows of shelves full of products ranging from variety of spices, to bath soap and laundry detergent, to coffee and hot chocolate to enjoy with cookies and biscuits.
To the right is the counter where variety of candy are displayed for kids to desire, while their parents wait in line to pay the cashier. Behind the cashier, one can find products ranging form cigarettes to Krazy glue, batteries and even handsoap.
For those of us who are meat eaters, in the way back of the store lies a large deep freezer the size of a large walkin closet. One can also find a couple of butchers around for those who likes having their own butcher. In the cool basement, the butcher will curve your choice of meat or fish, any way you want it. Also if you have purchased too much to carry, the store offers free service to help you carry them to your destination.
Last but not least, in the back corner of the store lies a small bathroom for faithful customers and the employes to use.
Overall, the experience at the Ittadi is worthwhile and a must.
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