Walmart Added Dunkin' to Delivery App Services
Customers can now order menu items from participating Dunkin' locations directly through the Walmart website and app.
Updated on Sept. 20, 2026 in Dining Out
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Walmart has expanded its delivery offerings to include Dunkin' menu items for customers in eligible areas. The integration allows users to order beverages and meals through the Restaurants tab on the Walmart digital platform.
Why it matters
The partnership aims to increase guest access to Dunkin' products by leveraging Walmart's established delivery infrastructure. This move follows a series of similar restaurant integrations aimed at simplifying convenience for shoppers.
Inspire Brands, which owns Dunkin', Sonic, and Arby's, reached a milestone of 150 in-store locations within Walmart stores as of June 2026. Dunkin' currently operates 10,000 total locations across the United States.
The players
Walmart
A multinational retail corporation that operates a chain of hypermarkets and grocery stores across the United States.
Dunkin'
An American multinational coffee and doughnut company that is a subsidiary of Inspire Brands.
Inspire Brands
A multi-brand restaurant company that owns and operates several chains including Dunkin', Arby's, and Sonic.
The details
Customers access the new ordering option by entering a delivery address served by a participating Walmart location and navigating to the Restaurants tab. The service streamlines the process for guests to add meals and beverages to their existing delivery orders.
Timeline
June 2026: Walmart added Subway ordering and opened its 150th in-store Dunkin'.
September 2026: The official announcement for Dunkin' delivery via the Walmart app was released.
Roadmap
This integration marks a continuation of the retail sector's efforts to aggregate restaurant delivery services into broader e-commerce platforms. By embedding quick-service brands like Dunkin' into its interface, Walmart is attempting to capture a larger share of the daily consumer spending habit.
Customers can now consolidate their beverage and meal orders alongside their grocery deliveries through a single platform. The availability of this service depends on whether the user's specific address is serviced by a participating Walmart location.
The takeaway
The convenience of ordering restaurant items alongside household supplies continues to change consumer shopping habits. Users should check the Walmart app regularly to see if their local area has gained access to these expanded delivery partnerships.
Further reading
For more information on the evolution of restaurant access in retail, visit Dining Out.
Source note: This article includes information reported by NJ.
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