Exciting potential for Dunkin' Donuts/Baskin Robbins coming to Kinston
Residents of Kinston may soon have a new spot to satisfy their sweet cravings as plans for a Dunkin' Donuts/Baskin Robbins combo establishment have surfaced. The proposed location, according to information available on the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services website, is set for 1005 West New Bern Road, commonly known as Skinner’s Bypass.
The details were revealed through the NC Department of Health and Human Services' Environmental Health Section, where a plan was submitted under the establishment name "Dunkin Donuts/Baskin Robbins Online." This joint venture, which combines the popular coffee and donut chain with the renowned ice cream parlor, is anticipated to bring a delightful array of treats to locals and visitors alike.
The plan, identified under Plan Number 13518, was submitted by E+H Architects, PC, based in Brentwood, Tennessee. This step signals progress toward the establishment's potential arrival in Lenoir County, offering a promising addition to the local dining and dessert scene.
Further details about the timeline and specific opening dates are yet to be disclosed. The prospect of Dunkin' Donuts' signature coffee blends paired with Baskin Robbins' beloved ice cream flavors presents a tantalizing prospect for Kinston's culinary landscape.
Adam Short, Assistant County Manager and Planning & Inspections Director, mentioned that he hasn’t received or seen any information about the plans. He suggested contacting the city directly for further details. More information has been requested from the city manager.
As developments progress, Neuse News will continue to monitor updates regarding this establishment's journey to Kinston, ensuring residents stay informed about the arrival of this exciting culinary venture. Stay tuned for more details as they unfold.
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