New Dunkin' Store to Open in Cheyenne This November
The new site on Pershing Avenue will provide the public with its first non-restricted Dunkin' location in the city.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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A new Dunkin' location is set to open at 3363 Pershing Avenue in Cheyenne this November 2026. This store expansion adds to the city's existing footprint of two restricted locations.
Why it matters
The site marks a new commercial development for the Pershing Avenue area, repurposing a former gas station property into a retail food service location. This project brings a more accessible Dunkin' option to the local market, complementing the chain's current presence at closed-access facilities.
This new development brings the count of Dunkin' locations in Cheyenne to three, up from two existing sites currently restricted to F.E. Warren Air Force Base and the Horse Palace at Swan Ranch.
The players
Bhavesh Patel
The owner of the new Pershing Avenue location with 20 years of experience in the restaurant business.
Dunkin'
A national quick-service restaurant chain specializing in coffee and baked goods.
The details
Owner Bhavesh Patel is leading the development at 3363 Pershing Avenue, drawing on 20 years of experience in the restaurant industry. The operation will begin with a soft opening period to train staff before hosting a public grand opening event at a later date. The project represents a significant site conversion, as the property previously functioned as a gas station.
Timeline
November 2026: The store is scheduled to open.
Market Landscape
This project follows the broader industry trend of converting legacy automotive service properties into modern retail food establishments. The move reflects the strategic repurposing of existing infrastructure to improve site accessibility within the local Cheyenne market.
Operators in the retail sector should monitor the impact of site conversions on local traffic patterns as this new location begins operations. Future competitive assessments in the Cheyenne coffee and snack segment should now account for this increased accessibility compared to the city's previous restricted-access locations.
The takeaway
This development highlights the operational advantage of site conversion when expanding into established, yet underserved, urban corridors. Owners looking to scale should track how the soft opening model impacts employee readiness and initial service standards for their own upcoming location launches.
Further reading
For more on new businesses arriving in the area, visit the Openings & Closings section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Cap City News.
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