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Say hello to Peachtree Corners' newest Dunkin' Donuts

The new Dunkin' Donuts location in Peachtree Corners opened Aug. 19. (Photo courtesy of Alliance Marketing Partners)
The new Dunkin' Donuts location in Peachtree Corners opened Aug. 19. (Photo courtesy of Alliance Marketing Partners)
By Becca J G Godwin
Oct 10, 2016

In case this slipped by you: Peachtree Corners has a new Dunkin' Donuts in town.

The location at 4941 South Old Peachtree Road held a grand opening attended by Mayor Mike Mason last weekend, according to a news release.

It is the fourth restaurant in the area for KAVO, the chain's franchise partner in Peachtree Corners-Norcross.

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KAVO franchise partner Manoj Bhimani said Dunkin' Donuts has become a favorite in Atlanta.

“We are proud to serve the people of Peachtree Corners and hope to become a popular destination for guests,” Bhimani said in the release.

The approximately 2,370-square-foot location has a drive thru, free Wi-Fi, and indoor and outdoor seating for 60 people. It employs nearly 20 crew members.

It first opened its doors Aug. 19.

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