After Decades Open, This Dunkin’ in Concord, New Hampshire, Is Closed for Good

Dunkin' and New England go hand in hand.

The popular coffee and doughnut spot often feels like it's everywhere, and in New Hampshire alone, there are over 200 Dunkin' stores where you can find some deliciousness.

Sadly, it looks like one Concord location has closed its doors.

Did the Manchester Street Dunkin' in Concord, New Hampshire, Close?

If you've tried getting your iced coffee or Boston Kreme doughnut at Dunkin' on 62 Manchester Street, Concord, New Hampshire, you're out of luck.

The place is indeed closed.

Someone posted in the Facebook group I'm From Concord, NH & Remember When... that on January 15, 2026, the Manchester Street location closed for good.

A few people in the comments echoed that they learned that news as well when trying to visit that day.

Another person also noted that some of the workers had been transferred to other local Dunkin' spots.

If you call the number listed for the Manchester Street Dunkin' location, (603) 406-2381, it rings once and then ends the call.

While Dunkin's official website initially listed the Manchester Street spot as "temporarily closed," as of Wednesday, January 21, it is no longer highlighted as a location.

So, it looks like Dunkin' at Manchester Street is officially closed, but thankfully, there are six other Dunkin' locations in Concord to choose from.

How Many Dunkin' Locations Are in New Hampshire?

As of January 2026, there are 212 Dunkin' locations in New Hampshire listed on its website.

Interestingly, the Granite State city with the most Dunkin' is Manchester with 21 locations. That's a lot of Dunkin' love.

The next closest is Nashua with 12, Rochester with eight, and Londonderry with seven.

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So, while it's unfortunate to see a business have to close its doors, thankfully, there's still plenty of Dunkin' places to get your Dunkin' fix.

Where's your favorite place to get doughnuts in New Hampshire?