You can now get Dunkin’ delivered along with your groceries through Walmart’s new partnership

America – and now Walmart – runs on Dunkin’.

Many Walmart customers can get Dunkin’ drinks and meals delivered with their groceries as the retail giant expands its restaurant delivery service.

The partnership, announced Thursday, initially covers the 150 Dunkin’ locations inside Walmart stores nationwide. The service will eventually expand to the majority of Dunkin’s nearly 10,000 U.S. locations outside Walmart stores, giving customers a way to order Dunkin’ alongside groceries, household essentials and other Walmart purchases.

Customers in eligible areas can find Dunkin’ in the Restaurants tab on Walmart’s app and website based on their delivery address. They can browse the menu, customize their orders and check out through the same platform they use for Walmart purchases.

The expansion builds on Walmart’s growing partnerships with restaurants inside its stores. In June, Walmart announced it had reached 150 Dunkin’ locations nationwide. The retailer also launched express delivery from select in-store restaurants over the summer, including Subway, allowing customers to have restaurant orders delivered alongside their groceries. The Subway service initially launched at Walmart stores in select states with plans to reach all nearly 1,400 Walmart locations with in-store Subway restaurants by the end of July.

Walmart says its extensive store network will help it expand restaurant delivery, with about 90 percent of the U.S. population living within 10 miles of a Walmart store.

“The future of retail is about meeting customers wherever they are and simplifying their lives,” Greg Cathey, senior vice president of eCommerce Fulfillment Transformation at Walmart, said in a statement. “By expanding restaurant delivery beyond our stores, we are offering a value and convenience proposition that is unmatched.”

Dunkin’ Brand President and Inspire Chief Brand Officer Scott Murphy said the partnership gives customers another way to order the chain’s food and drinks.

“Our goal is simple: make it even easier for guests to enjoy Dunkin’ whenever and wherever they want it. By bringing Dunkin’ into the Walmart shopping experience, we’re creating another convenient way for guests to get their favorite beverages and meals at the speed of Dunkin’,” Murphy said in a statement.

“By combining the strength of Walmart’s delivery platform with the appeal of our Dunkin’ menu, we can reach more guests in more moments, creating an experience that fits naturally into everyday life.”

Dunkin’, part of Inspire Brands, has more than 14,200 restaurants across nearly 40 global markets. Walmart reported $713 billion in fiscal 2026 revenue and operates more than 10,900 stores worldwide.