This was such a sweet little Valentine's treat. We grabbed the Hotbox with all three flavours, OG,…read morecinnamon sugar, and the weekly feature. They rotate a new feature every week, and when we went it was the ruby rosewater glaze. It was light and not overly sweet, and the heart sprinkles were a cute touch. I just wish the rosewater flavour came through a bit more. The OG was nicely glazed and sweet, but pretty similar to the ruby rosewater. The cinnamon sugar was the standout for us. Classic, perfectly coated, and it had the best texture of the three. All the donuts were super soft and fresh without being sugar bombs, which we appreciate. Safe to say this box disappeared very quickly. No leftovers, no regrets.

I got a box of these doughnuts with 3 flavours as a gift and they were very delicious. Very…read morenostalgic for me because they taste like Tiny Toms but kinda better. Of course you gotta eat these with a hot cup of coffee.

Love these little donuts fresh from the fryer! We got two dozen and prefer the cinnamon sugar over…read morethe powdered sugar. Was really tempted to ask someone to buy together as there's a promo for 3 dozen and you get a dozen free. There's also a coupon on the back of the bag so don't throw it out. No where to sit but not really expecting to stick around. Can be a wait if there's a lot of people as only one person is making the donuts and one person doing cash. Kids had fun looking at the mirrors that make you tall or short. Lots of parking outside.

These were THE mini donuts back in the day. As a kid, going to the Canadian National Exhibition…read moremeant that I HAD to have Tiny Tom Donuts. There's a lot of things to consider now. The price has gone up quite a lot (inflation, ya know). And the flavors may feel a bit basic compared to newer, trendier donut places out there. But the nostalgic still hits hard with this one. And you can't ever go wrong with their classic flavors. They offer common, icing sugar, apple, cinnamon and chocolate. My go to is icing sugar and cinnamon. This is their permanent location as they used to be sold exclusively at the CNE. Prices are of course way better at the storefront compared to the CNE. I love that the donuts are made fresh to order and are piping hot when you eat them. Also, support local! Tiny Tom Donjts is Toronto born and has been around since the 60s!

Donuts are always crisp fresh and delicious the service is nice the people are genuine and kind the…read moreambiance is nice and cozy

Did not disappoint the hype, donuts were made fresh. We got 2 dozen donuts which includes but not…read morelimited to strawberry jam, original, chocolate glazed, strawberry glazed, lemon curd, toffee. The original was surprisingly good but my favorite was the lemon curd one because it had a tad of crispiness retained from the frying, and the lemon curd can only be described as "lit".

disappointment, absolute disappointment…read more I had high hopes for fab's especially after all of the media hype and craze but my sweet dreams were shattered back to back days do not believe google, this place is not even close to being open for the just over 12 hours daily (at the time of writing google is saying closed 24/7) arriving just after lunch, there was a note on the door "sold out" for the day, so I called the number on the door and asked "yeah! see you tomorrow" so, reluctantly, showed up the next day the spread was amazing, as you see in my photos, but the funniest donut I've ever seen is the pink lady, that has a red top to it, when i questioned it, I was told "yeah, like a candy apple at a local fair" does this exist as a pink option at fairs? i don't know! you had me at fritters, you really did after buying the fritters and one more additional donut here are my thoughts everyone needs to get taste buds checked ASAP the cherry fritter had zero pieces of cherry and was red in the middle, so cherry syrup? the banana Nutella fritter was worse, zero pieces of banana or taste of banana, just the taste of dough, Nutella and the donut fell apart within the first bite into multiple pieces also grabbed a cinnamon sugar donut that was decent, but tasted like a plain sugar donut with a lack of cinnamon the lady behind the counter was super great and bubbly, but service is only one part of the experience and ultimately I have better options in my neighborhood lastly as well, the space on the inside is super tiny, and absolutely not fluffy friendly

Stopped by Fab's Donuts in Toronto's west end and wow -- what a gem…read more This local donut shop is serving up a stunning selection of fresh, handcrafted donuts made with real passion and enthusiasm. You can feel the care that goes into every batch. The owner was incredibly kind and welcoming, which made the whole visit feel even more special and personal -- the kind of place where you instantly feel like a regular The display case alone is a showstopper Rows and rows of donuts in every flavour imaginable, bursting with colour and personality. From glossy chocolate glazes to crushed cookies, swirls of Biscoff, vibrant sprinkles no, and thick layers of cream -- each donut looks like a tiny edible work of art. The full case together? Like an artist's palette you can actually eat These donuts are BIG, artisanally crafted, and absolutely packed with flavour. Dense yet surprisingly light at the same time -- that perfect balance. The cream-filled ones are airy, smooth, and sweet without being overpowerin We tried the banana fritter , Biscoff , and Oreo -- and every single one delivered on both texture and taste. Crispy edges, soft centres, rich toppings... no notes. Just pure donut happiness. If you're in Toronto's west end, this is a must-visit spot for serious donut lovers

The Rolling Pin has been making my special occasion cakes for a decade and are always my top choice…read moreif you want quality! They understand the pressures of special events and have always been wonderful to work with!

This place is wicked!…read more Bought the lemon curd doughnut (again) and tried the "chef's special", which is a regular doughnut with a "créme du jour" which changes daily. The lemon curd is to die for, and properly made. If you're a Nutella fan, they've got your Nutella doughnut and squares cravings covered. (I don't like Nutella but know many who do and they love this place). Also bought a pecan and bourbon square and raspberry and coconut square for the spouse. These items freeze well too. The lady behind the counter is 100% real and pleasant. The store is cute. Quirky, with good quality.

Tried caramel apple fritter which was out of this world sweet and delicious. Also tried the vegan…read morecoconut cake that lived up to its name and was coated with a generous amount of coconut shreds but found the donut was quite dense unlike the fluffy non began apple fritter. Will definitely return to get more of those apple fritters and try their other delicious offerings. Service was kind and fast. Only takeout.

Found this place through my friends, they were in love with this place and I decided to get what…read morethey recommended. Oreo cheesecake donut was the one I tried, they had plenty of options however they were quite pricy at $5 and change plus tax. It was absolutely delicious, the contrast in texture of the cheesecake on top and the donut was outstanding. Definitely my new favourite spot in Mississauga for sweets. Beats Krispy Kreme and I will never go back.

The Short Version: California style donuts, big and fluffy…read more I'm a fan. The Long Version: So Harry and Heels is a donut shop inside the Fourth Man in the Fire Pizzeria. The founder is the same (he's also the founder of the Burger's Priest). Their donuts are also available at Farm Boy, even as far east as Ottawa, which is actually where I tried them (since sadly the last time I was in Toronto, was before the business was founded). I tried the Chocolate Cream Filled ($3.99) which is a big fluffy yeast donut with chocolate on top and is filled with whipped cream. It's like a round eclair, lol. The layer of chocolate was thick, which I liked. The amount of whipped cream inside was also good, not stingy. These donuts are big and substantial, yet so soft. I'm a fan. I'm looking forward to trying other flavours, likely just at Farm Boy for the near future, but hopefully at their store in Toronto in the not too distant future. Review #3 (2026)

Ordered: Apple Fritter (CAD ~$5)…read more Aya's take: Located inside the pizzeria, Harry & Heels is cranking out California-style donuts. As someone who lived in California for 4 years, I will say these are better than the donuts I had there. We only tried the Apple Fritter which isn't usually my go-to but I'm very glad we tried it. It's crisp and sweet on the outside yet unbelievably soft and fluffy on the inside! The apple flavor is mild and could be a bit more pronounced, in my opinion. It's super airy and less dense than I expected which made this so easy to inhale. It didn't even make it out the door! Super friendly staff and tasty donuts!

This is one of the worst doughnuts that I tried in my life…read more We got the brown butter sea salt doughnut, one doughnut was $4.19 complete rip off. It was so sweet it was like I was eating a whole bowl of sugar, I did get a little sea salt taste but honestly I did not like it. I find Tim Hortons doughnuts are better than this place sorry but that's the honest truth. Even Kristy Kreme is better than this place.

First time finally. And why did I wait so long!? And I need them to open a store in the east end. I…read morewill be their best Customer. This is donut heaven. Light. Not dense. Perfect sweetness. 5 stars