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3.6 Google Review
285 Maple St, Holyoke, Massachusetts, 01040, United States
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May 9, 2018
The new electronic ordering menus are very cool I think. To pick out your own food on the touchscreen was very fun and easy to do. But is it is also going to take people's jobs away I'm afraid but it was a neat experience

May 6, 2018
Was on a field trip. Called ahead of time to let them know there was going to be a couple busses showing up with about 70 people. Service and food was fast and good.. but there was a few homeless and rift raff type of people hanging around outside. Which gave most people and in easy feeling.. other than that it was good

Apr 21, 2018
Drove around holyoke trying to find food at 3 am sucked. This place was open 24 hours. Awesome!

May 6, 2018
Beautiful atmosphere, great food, amazing service. Not enough water. Too little water. More water. Retaw. Water. W A T E R.

Apr 6, 2018
How hard is it for a place to get a coffee right? I mean, I order two large coffees every morning. Not even complicated coffees. Just cream and sugar. I'm not even specific about the amounts. Just regular cream and sugar. And for the last week, my coffee has be wrong. Either I receive a plain black coffee, the size is wrong, the amount of coffees are wrong, no cream but sugar, cream but no sugar. What do I have to do to get a correct coffee? You guys don't forget to charge me? Most people that go thru drive thru don't have time to stop and go back into the store to get their order corrected. It's a coffee. Simple. If your crew cannot make a coffee then don't offer it to customers. If your crew can't take an order as simple as a coffee, then it's time for a new one. Extremely disappointed. Will take the few extra minutes to go to Dukin Donuts and get a freaking coffee without the hassle.

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