Spain has a chain of knockoff Dunkin' Donuts restaurants - and they're eerily similar to the real thing

At first glance, Duffin Dagels is easily mistaken for Dunkin' Donuts.

It's not to be confused with the Spanish chain Dunkin' Coffee, which is actually a Dunkin' brand.

Source: Dunkin' Coffee

A Duffin Dagels storefront looks eerily similar to a Dunkin' Donuts storefront.

 

The interior of the store is almost the same as well, using a design and color scheme that's similar to many Dunkin' locations.

 

Behind the counter is an enormous selection of donuts, or "duffins," as the chain calls them. They're often decorated to look like characters such as the Cookie Monster or the "Despicable Me" Minions.

 

Here's another look at the character duffins.

 

The "granizado," which translates roughly to "snow cone," looks remarkably similar to a Coolatta from Dunkin'.

 

It also serves frappés and smoothies, mimicking Dunkin' Donuts.

 

Instead of bagels and breakfast sandwiches, Duffin Dagels serves more decadent options like waffle sundaes and crepes.

 

It even caters wedding cakes.

 

The ads are strikingly similar to Dunkin' Donuts ads. Here's an ad from the American chain ...

 

... and here is one from the Spanish chain.

 

The Duffin Dagels chain is a near exact replica of Dunkin' Donuts, with just a few menu and name changes differentiating the two.