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You'll Soon Be Able To Get Dunkin' Donuts Delivered To Your Door
Mmm, donuts. (Photo via Facebook)
Soon, you'll also be able to get Dunkin Donuts delivered straight to your door. Dunkin' Delivery will begin testing in several cities soon, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta and Washington, D.C., CBS LA reports. In Los Angeles, the treats will come via food delivery service DoorDash.
The L.A. area got its very first Dunkin' in Santa Monica in September of last year, and the company has been rapidly popping up all over town, including a new one slated to open near Hollywood and Vine very soon.
DoorDash also recently started delivering KFC. However, the delivery service has faced some controversy recently: In-N-Out is suing the service to get them to stop bringing us our double-doubles, saying that they have no control over how DoorDash will handle their burgers and fries.
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