First time get donuts from Liebermann's and they were delicious. The cream sticks were fresh and…read morefull of cream. The staff was friendly and store was clear of obstructions. There is no room for seating or seating available. The decor is similar to other local donut shops with general donut display cases. There was a sliding beverage cooler with chocolate milk and various juices.

My best friend and I stopped here after grabbing coffee just down the street one day…read more I had seen their posts in a Facebook group, and I told myself I just needed to try! The blueberry filled donuts have my heart. I do not think I have had a better filled donut! I was in love! I find myself thinking about them often, hahaha! My husband had just your typical cream stick and he really enjoyed it! I even had a bite, and I'm not a huge cream stick fan, and it was delicious! I am so highly impressed and love this little bakery! Has such a good feel! Amazing!

We went to Mary Ann Donuts for donuts, coffee and some family time together…read more The peanut butter cream stick is a personal favorite of mine although I got the cookies and cream this time. My only complaint is that it is hit or miss with the friendliest of the staff. Sometimes right when we get in the door they want to know if our party is altogether and hurry us through the donut line even though there isn't a big line.

$28 for a dozen donuts. They were ok but not something I'll go back to. Service didn't even greet…read morepeople, just looked at you for your order.

A great spot within North Canton!…read more There aren't a ton of donut spots in the area, but if you ask anyone local to the area, Johnnie's is "the place" for the best donuts. A self-aware donut snob, I typically like to bring donuts in while I am making customer visits throughout my travels. I carefully research the areas that I am visiting for the best independent local donut shops. If I cannot find one, I refuse to entertain "big donut" chains. They're garbage, as my donut shop owning grandfather used to say. I've visited Johnnie's a couple of times. I'm easy - 1 or 2 dozen and I let them pick the mix as long as there are a few glazed mixed in each box. Always a hit when I bring them in and they are always appreciated. Would I go back? Absolutely. I'd like to believe that none of them ever get thrown away. I always make the suggestion to not throw any of them away. Take them home so they don't go to waste. Pro Tip: Get there early. Johnnie's is a gem but it's no secret. The locals flock to Johnnie's to get their donut fixes and they know to get there early.

Johnnie,s bakery is a Canton landmark has been around forever. No matter when you go or what you…read moreorder it is always fresh and soooooo good! Friendly and patient staff and 2 locations!

I bought me a cream stick and took a peanut butter one home to my wife. When she bit into it, it…read morewas hollow the whole way till she got about 2 inches from the other end. There was one bite of cream. It was ridiculous! $2.89 for just dough! Needless to say, I will not be returning!! If I didnt live 35 minutes away, you would have gotten it back!!

A nice, old-fashioned donut store, and it has a drive through!! I didn't want DD, which is where I…read moreusually take my mom because they have a drive through. So we drove a mile or two down the road to Mary Ann and now that I know they have one too I will always do this! The donuts are better, fresher, more options such as almond cinnamon rolls and brownies. The food choices are better too!! Don't be lazy, skip DD, drive an extra mile and go to Mary Ann Donuts--nice atmosphere, great crew, and you can support a local business!!

My go to childhood memory for a creamstick on my way to the airport. I love taking a little bit of…read moreCanton home with me. I am a powdered sugar creamstick girl. Nothing like it in any other state. The cream is not a curd or heavy cooked custard. It is smooth and delicious. I prefer Mary Anns over other local shops. Service is always cheerful and shop is convenient with a drive through.

Literally closed before 1:42 pm even though their hours says it closes at 2pm. The owner literally…read morewas walking out of there with boxes of donuts, i guess left over, and saw us heading in there in the freezing cold only for the door to be locked at 1:42 pm. So disappointed and was really looking forward to trying them out.

Their Maple bacon used to be one of my favorite donuts ... however we recently had a different…read moreexperience here. The sign said they were open for 20 more minutes and the "open" light was still on so we walked in and immediately met with an attitude of the lady who was working saying "I'm closed!" Okay ... I have no problem if a business wants to close early. It's their right. But when your "open " light is on and your door is unlocked it's not unreasonable for me to assume you're open. There was zero percent reason to be rude to someone who wanted to spend money at your establishment . I'll never spend another dime here.

Huge variety. Clean environment and friendly staff. Love taking the kids there to let them try the…read morefun little donuts

Donuts, coffee, lattes, and even breakfast sandwiches all of it local and fresh Canton Ohio for…read morethe Win!

I placed an order through Grubhub a day prior to when it would be delivered. At the time it was to…read morearrive, Grubhub contacted me to say Mary Ann Donuts canceled the order because they "didn't have the requested items." -- I ordered donuts. Simple, basic donuts.

Cute ice cream parlor in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Village started by Issac Bruce's wife…read more Photos of his career are on the entire wall. You can order your choice of cookie, fun ice cream flavor, and topping to make a Smoosh sandwich. Cones and cups are also available. One scoop is a good amount. Ice cream is in a cooler to go.

Smoosh is a franchise that was created by Hall of Famer Isaac Bruce and his wife, Clegzette. This…read moreshop is located in the Football Hall of Fame Village. The staff member informed me there are other locations in TX and FL as well and seems to be expanding. Smoosh specializes in cookie sandwiches (I also saw brownies and donuts), but you pick a cookie/baked item, then ice cream, then toppings (if you wish), and then they "smoosh" it into a sandwich. However, you can also have baked items & ice creams separately, as well as, sundaes, and milkshakes. We got: - red velvet cookie, cookies 'n cream, gummy bear, sandwich: overall pretty good but for the price, I wish the cookie was bigger. She did put a copious amount of ice cream and the gummy bears were not dried up nor stale - superman ice cream scoop - my kid seemed to enjoy it - chocolate milkshake with brownie (I opted not to get the brownie mixed into my milkshake so she packed it up separately for me which I thought was really nice of her to do) Overall, pretty pricey. All three items totaled approximately $31 and some change. I think the ratio of cookie to ice cream on the cookie sandwiches could be more balanced, the small scoop was really pricey for a small scoop as compared to other specialty ice cream shops and the milkshakes should be offered with options with or without the mix in of a cookie or brownie. There was a little hiccup at the end at the cash with the staff member ringing up the items while she was making the different items, then forgot that she rung it up in advance and when I finally paid, she rung me up twice for 2 items. She had to call the manager who resolved the issue over the phone, but I would suggest that staff members should have a better means of resolving refund issues quickly when managers are out of the office. I didn't mind waiting but then more customers came in and I could see the staff member started getting stressed and I felt bad for both staff member and the new customers who were waiting. Nice little treat after a walk around the Pro Hall of Fame. Enjoy, Friends, and never stop exploring!