Dunkin’ Donuts is delivering in Chicago, according to DoorDash, the food delivery company behind the service.
Beginning Monday, delivery will be offered from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. and is promised to arrive within 45 minutes. A limited menu of doughnuts, bagels and beverages is available.
The service started in Dallas earlier this month and was also recently launched in Atlanta, Los Angeles and Washington, D.C. DoorDash offers delivery for hundreds of restaurants including other fast-food chains Burger King, Portillo’s and Wow Bao.
When Dunkin’ announced it planned to roll out delivery in Chicago in mid-November, ordering from Dunkin’ was accidentally turned live on DoorDash’s website. A DoorDash spokesman said that the stores were only live for a short time and the “handful” of orders that went through were fulfilled.
Canton, Mass.-based Dunkin’ is also testing on-the-go ordering in Portland, Maine, allowing people to order and pay on its smartphone app, skip the line and pick up in a Dunkin’ store. Starbucks also recently rolled out mobile ordering through its app.
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