Dunkin’ Donuts on Denison Parkway in Corning Temporarily Closed: Here’s Whya

Dunkin’ is temporarily closed on Conhocton Street in Corning’s Southside as it undergoes a brand refresh. Jen Miller, the Director of Corning City Planning & Economic Development, confirmed that crews have started removing signs from both the interior and exterior of the building. Changes to the menu boards are also planned.

“We’re pleased that Dunkin’ is reinvesting in the property,” Miller stated.

The reopening date for this popular location has not yet been announced. Dunkin’ Donuts, established in 1950, began its brand refresh in 2018. This initiative aims to strengthen its identity as a provider of fresh coffee and a variety of donuts, appealing to a broad customer base. As part of this refresh, the chain simplified its name to just Dunkin’.

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