People that give this place a one star gotta be bots or losers. Best selection in the tri-cities…read moreand then some. And if they are rude... (they're not) , they can be, because of the most awesome selection that no one else has.

I am not sure exactly why some are giving this a 1-star, especially over charging stations or…read more"small selection", these a crackhead takes not worthy of entertaining. My wife and I have been here numerous times, we really enjoy the selection and have always had cordial interactions with the staff. We are not high rollers by any means, buying cases of any particular beverage, but we weren't treated disrespectfully or lesser because of it. If you want to browse a variety of beers, liquors and wines then this place is one of the best.

Oh my the doughnuts are good. The texture is decadent. I love that they list the calorie count so I…read morecan make informed decisions. I really like a filled doughnut usually. The only thing I can say that I wasn't blown away with is the fillings. They just taste artificial. I loved the Cinnamon Sugar Mini. Probably my favorite The Coconut was again too artificial tasting for me. The Lemon was really good. The Maple Bacon was nice. A bit too sweet for me but delicious. We will definitely be back.

My wife and I visited Parlor Doughnuts for the second time recently because we genuinely enjoy the…read moredoughnuts. This visit, she ordered a Banana Pudding Latte and informed the staff that she has a severe oat allergy. Unfortunately, our experience with the staff left us very disappointed. When ordering, my wife informed the cashier that she has a severe oat allergy. Instead of listening and taking the concern seriously, he seemed dismissive and repeatedly focused on the fact that the drink used whole milk. That completely missed the point. The concern wasn't the milk. The concern was cross-contamination and ensuring reasonable precautions were taken. Anyone who works in food service should understand that when a customer discloses a potentially life-threatening allergy, the appropriate response is to listen, communicate it to the staff preparing the order, and take reasonable steps to minimize risk. For comparison, Starbucks and Jamba are two businesses we frequent that consistently accommodate my wife's allergy without issue. When we inform them of her oat allergy, they take it seriously, communicate it to the staff preparing the drink, clean equipment as needed, and take reasonable precautions to reduce the risk of cross-contamination. We don't expect perfection, but we do expect the same level of professionalism and concern that many other businesses routinely demonstrate when handling a potentially life-threatening allergy. What was especially concerning was that the cashier never relayed the allergy information to the employee making the drink. My wife had to speak up herself to make sure he knew. The employee preparing the drink then loudly commented to another employee, "I have to clean the cup because she has an allergy even though I know they've already been cleaned," while making a sarcastic face and continuing to mumble comments under his breath. It came across as unprofessional and mocking. The interaction left my wife so uncomfortable and concerned that she ultimately threw away the Banana Pudding Latte rather than risk drinking it. After hearing the sarcastic comments and seeing the employee's attitude toward her allergy, she no longer felt confident that her concerns were being taken seriously or that the requested precautions had been followed. For someone with a history of severe allergic reactions, trust and communication matter. Once that trust was gone, the drink was no longer worth the risk. For some people, food allergies are not preferences or inconveniences. My wife has experienced two separate medical emergencies because food service employees failed to take her allergy seriously. On both occasions, her throat began to close and she required emergency treatment, including an EpiPen and ambulance transport. We're not asking businesses to guarantee an allergen-free environment. We understand that isn't always possible. What we do expect is basic professionalism, communication and empathy when a customer informs staff of a serious allergy. The doughnuts are excellent, which makes this review even more disappointing to write. We enjoy the doughnuts and would like to continue supporting the business. However, management should invest additional training into allergy awareness and customer service. A little communication and understanding can make a significant difference and, in some cases, may even protect someone's life.

Clean, Friendly, Reliable service. They offer 16 Fountain flavors, 12 different Slurpee Flavors,…read moreRoller Grill, Snacks, Candy, Groceries, Beer, wine, and Cigarettes. They also offer lottery and Western Union.

Everyone here is super nice and always can help with whatever you need. I love to go here for a…read morelittle snack when ever I want one. 5 stars

Me and 3 of my freinds went here and bought 20 dollars worth of food and when we went to the…read moreregister, they said that we could not count. Because we only had like $20. And we accidentally bought, like $30 worth of stuff, and they were just like being really mean and it just it just wasn't nice. Also, the store was dirty and it had ants crawling everywhere, and I saw a 1/2 eaten sandwich outside that was moldy.

Looks like a cool place, unfortunately stopped on the way Up North and despite hours saying open…read moreuntil Midnight, they were closed at 10:20pm. Please update hours

I live in Texas and i purchased a ham from the Midland location. The staff was professional and…read moredelivered my order to a residence in Saginaw. I will use them again.

Great quality food! I had the chef's salad and it was made to order, very fresh produce as well as…read moredelicious ham and turkey.

Best restaurant in Midland would go back any day of the week, good food, good service and great…read morehospitality. I highly recommend their sourdough melt, its even better when you add bacon on it.

Good burgers, good service…read more - - - - - - - - August, 2026 Visit We went on a road trip, from Missouri to Michigan, for a family event and before starting the drive home we needed sustenance... Culver's was right there for us. Our daughter and I favor mushroom Swiss burgers; she's gluten-free and prefers no bun (the gf buns crumble), and I got mine with a bun; shared fries... and a shake... a chocolate chocolate shake - so nice and chocolatey!! And then... we were driving home. Thanks, Culver's!