Coffee runs around Mill Run are about to get a little easier. Dunkin is headed to the shopping and entertainment complex near Hilliard and is slated to take over a redeveloped commercial bay that previously held a Steak 'n Shake at 3635 Data Point Court. The chain has already posted jobs tied to the address, a strong hint that the store's fit-out is underway as the broader Mill Run project adds housing and other amenities.
City permit filings and online job postings point to the Mill Run unit at 3635 Data Point Court as the future Dunkin, although the company has not yet announced an opening date. According to NBC4, permit records detail the conversion of the former restaurant space, and Dunkin's careers pages now list positions for the location.
Former Steak 'n Shake Spot
The 3635 Data Point Court address most recently housed a Steak 'n Shake, and Mill Run's tenant page still identifies the unit and its placement in the center. The development has been reworked to handle multiple tenants, with one bay now tied to Dunkin while a second tenant has not yet been announced, according to the property's website Mill Run.
Mill Run's Broader Redevelopment
The Dunkin build-out arrives as Mill Run pushes ahead with a larger refresh that includes a 120-unit apartment complex and plans for a luxury pet hotel. As reported by WCMH/NBC4, those projects are expected to bring new residents and added retail demand to the area, which helps explain the recent leasing and construction activity.
What To Expect Next
For now, hiring appears to be the clearest public signal that Dunkin is moving forward at Mill Run. Job listings tied to the 3635 Data Point Court address have gone live, according to reporting. NBC4 noted that it reached out to Dunkin for more information but had not yet received a response. Until the company confirms a timeline, neighbors can expect to see permitting and fit-out work continue at the former Steak 'n Shake site in the coming months.
