Walmart is adding Dunkin' delivery through its app and Walmart.com.
Why it matters: The move expands Walmart's effort to turn its app and stores into a place where shoppers can order prepared food alongside groceries. It also shows how Walmart is extending Express Delivery into restaurant orders.
- Walmart said on Sept. 3, 2026, that Dunkin' items will be available through the Walmart app and Walmart.com.
- The rollout starts with Dunkin' locations inside Walmart stores.
- Walmart launched its first restaurant integration within Express Delivery on June 4, 2026, with Subway.
- Reuters reported in June that Walmart planned to expand Subway fast delivery to about 1,400 stores by late summer 2026.
Walmart is expanding restaurant delivery inside its own shopping app, adding Dunkin' after a June rollout with Subway. The company said customers will be able to order Dunkin' items through the Walmart app and Walmart.com, starting with locations inside Walmart stores.
The Dunkin' announcement follows Walmart's June 4, 2026 Subway integration, which Walmart called its first restaurant integration within Express Delivery. Walmart said Subway orders could be placed directly through the app or website, either on their own or alongside a Walmart Express Delivery order.
Reuters reported in June that Walmart planned to expand Subway fast delivery to about 1,400 stores by late summer 2026. Walmart did not say in its Dunkin' announcement when, or how broadly, Dunkin' would expand beyond the initial store-based rollout.
By the numbers
- Sept. 3, 2026 - Walmart announced the Dunkin' addition.
- About 1,400 stores - Reuters said Walmart planned to reach that Subway delivery footprint by late summer 2026.
Yes, but: Walmart has not said when Dunkin' will expand beyond the initial Walmart-store locations.