Dunkin' to Open New Location on Pershing Avenue

The new coffee and donut shop is set to begin operations at 3363 Pershing Avenue in November 2026.

Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Openings & Closings

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Dunkin' is set to open a new retail location at 3363 Pershing Avenue in Cheyenne in November 2026, marking the brand's third city outpost. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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A new Dunkin' location is scheduled to open in Cheyenne at 3363 Pershing Avenue in November 2026. The site is currently being redeveloped from a former gas station to host the franchise.

Why it matters

This opening marks the third Dunkin' location in the city, expanding accessibility beyond existing restricted sites. It serves as a new retail anchor for the Pershing Avenue area.

Owner Bhavesh Patel brings 20 years of restaurant industry experience to the new site, which will be situated at 3363 Pershing Avenue. The location joins two existing city spots at F.E. Warren Air Force Base and the Horse Palace at Swan Ranch.

The players

Bhavesh Patel

He is the franchise owner of the new Pershing Avenue location and brings two decades of experience in the restaurant industry.

The details

The facility is undergoing a transformation from its former use as a gas station to serve as a standard retail Dunkin'. Employees will undergo training during a soft opening phase prior to the public grand opening.

Timeline

  1. The new Dunkin' location is scheduled to open in November 2026.

Market Landscape

This opening aligns with the brand's broader national expansion strategy that emphasizes high-visibility commercial corridors over restricted institutional sites. The move positions the franchise to better compete with local coffee providers by increasing accessibility for daily commuters.

Residents in the area will gain a new option for coffee and food, providing a more accessible alternative to the existing locations on the Air Force base and at the Horse Palace. Customers can expect a soft opening phase to occur first, followed by a public grand opening.

The takeaway

This development represents a shift toward more public-facing retail options within the Cheyenne market. Prospective customers should watch for the grand opening announcement following the initial soft opening period in November 2026.

Further reading

For more information on retail changes in the region, visit the Cheyenne Openings & Closings.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Cap City News.

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