First-Ever Digital Dunkin' Store In NJ Is In Cherry Hill, Report Says

CHERRY HILL TOWNSHIP, NJ — The first-ever digital Dunkin' store in New Jersey — which opened at 1490 Haddonfield-Berlin Rd in Cherry Hill Township on Tuesday — is slated to have its official grand opening in early May, according to nj101.5.com.

Customers to a digital Dunkin' location place their order via the store's in-store kiosk or the chain's mobile app, and orders must be paid for with either credit cards or gift cards, phillyvoice.com reported.

Digital Dunkin's offer contactless pickup, traditional drive-thru lanes, indoor seating and free Wi-Fi. Although the new location's staffing closely aligns with traditional Dunkin' locations, the new location employees are expected to turn around customer orders faster, the website said.

The menu at the Haddonfield-Berlin location is said to be the same as it is at non-digital stores, according to nj101.5com, and it is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, according to the chain's website.

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