National coffee chain bringing 2 new locations

Exterior photo of a typical Dunkin' restaurant — a pink, orange, and tan building with the Dunkin' logo and a small patio.

Coffee and doughnut company Dunkin’ has begun construction on two Norman locations.

Founded in 1950 in Quincy, Mass., Dunkin’ currently has over 8,500 locations in 41 states across the US and 3,200 international locations in 36 countries according to the company’s website.

Permits filed show the first location will be built at 2531 W Main Street in the parking lot of a former Mitsubishi dealership currently occupied by a medical marijuana dispensary and a used car dealership. Permit records list the location as a “Carryout Restaurant.”

The second location will be built at 301 E Robinson Street. The building, which Dunkin’ will achor, will also have a shell space available for lease.

Dunkin’ currently operates 7 locations in Oklahoma City, two locations in Edmond, one location in Moore, and one location in Newcastle.

Aerial of the Main Street location outlined in red — a parking-lot parcel among surrounding commercial buildings.
Aerial of the Robinson Street location — a vacant dirt lot outlined in red between a house and a commercial building.
Wider aerial of the Main Street location near the I-35 interchange, Sooner Mall, Walmart, and Hobby Lobby.
Wider aerial of the Robinson Street location near the Cleveland County Fairgrounds and the Norman Regional Porter Campus.