The firm, which is headquartered in Massachusetts, USA, stated that the Valencia coffee shop is the first of seven more coffee shops planned to open in Costa Rica over the next year, with a $2.5 million investment.

The new Dunkin' Donuts stores in Costa Rica will create jobs and contribute to local economic growth, according to Miguel Ramírez, director of operations for AR Holdings, the company that owns the franchise.

Early Saturday morning, July 27, the dozens of Dunkin' lovers are expecting to receive gifts of the world's most famous coffee and pastries.

Fans will also get to enjoy a special opening menu, freebies, music, shows and more.

"Our menu is full of great-tasting items that will get you going and keep you running throughout your busy day," the popular coffee shop says on its website.

Customers can also choose from a variety of iced coffee and frozen drinks, such as grape, pineapple, strawberry, vanilla and cotton candy among others.

Donuts are made fresh daily and come in a wide variety of flavors, including glazed, chocolate frosted, and cream.

The company also offers a selection of other baked goods, such as muffins, bagels, and croissants.

The breakfast sandwich menu at Dunkin' includes options such as the classic bacon, egg, cheese sandwich and vegan options made with plant-based protein.

Dunkin' Donuts, the world's biggest bakery and coffee company, serves over 3 million consumers every day. With about 13,000 locations in 42 countries.

Dunkin’  is one of many international brand shops opening operations in Costa Rica. Recently, Krispy Kreme, a doughnut and coffeehouse business based in the United States, announced plans to expand its operations following the inauguration of its first coffee shop in May.