The first time I had Duke's was at a fall festival at Canalside a few years ago. I remember waiting in the cold for at least half an hour next to a row of porta potties. I remember biting into a crispy on the outside but also fluffy Apple cider donut which really hit the spot. I stopped by at Duke's Donuts today at the NT Farmer's Market. For $10, you get 13 donuts which is a steal! The Apple Cider donuts were as amazing as I remembered them to be! Hands down, one of the best Apple Cider donuts I've had. They had a nice apple flavor to it and weren't overly sweet like other ones I've had. I also had the original sugared donuts. This was my first time having one of them. I really like how fluffy they were but they tasted a little boring and didn't have much flavor to them. Overall, I'm a huge fan of Duke's Donuts. It's a nice little comforting treat to have on a cold day! read more

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Well I guess this donut and coffee truck frequents different farmers markets. Today they were at the North Tonawanda farmers market. You could tell from the line that they must be decent but I didn't realize until we got up to the window that they were making the donuts fresh. Our were hot right out of the fryer. That served a cup of hot coffee was the perfect start to our farmers market shopping. Not specialty coffee standards but certainly decent. Well worth waiting in the long line. Forgot to take pictures! 2021-97 read more

I have seen the Duke's Donuts truck many of times since moving to Buffalo and for some reason I have never actually got a donut until now and WOW, this place is incredible. Duke's was set up at the "World's Largest Yard Sale" which is actually not even close to being the World's Largest Yard Sale but that is an argument for a different time. Anyway, for only $1 you get a hot and fresh donut that practically melts in your mouth. I got (what I think is called) the raised sugar donut and it made me feel all types of tingles. I can't wait to see this truck again so I can get more! read more

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My friend and I were going for a long walk yesterday and we happened upon a farmer's market when we were walking through Caz Park. I had never heard of Duke's Donuts before but I can't pass up anything fall-ish. I bought an apple cider slushee and two apple cider donuts. (I gave one to my friend. You had to spend $5 to pay with a card. The slushee was $4.00--I think--and the donuts were $1.00 each.) The slushee was fantastic. It wasn't as sweet as Mayer Brothers and I didn't get brain freeze while drinking it. (Mayer Brothers was a lot colder, when I got one last week and I drank most of it too quickly.) The apple cider donut was really awesome!! It was crispy on the outside, a bit greasy, and it was a little crumbly when I was down to the last half of it but I really enjoyed it. It was sugary on the outside but not overly sugary. They had one other donut for sale too but I didn't purchase that one. It was a plain fry cake. I'm sure it was good too. I can't wait to visit their actual storefront or to buy more awesome things from one of their food trucks ASAP!!! Their items are heavenly!!! read more

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These are good donuts. And you can watch them being made, which I think is very cool. Better than being in one of the Krispy Crème (using the old Freddies recipes) locations where you can watch them coming through the machine. I think these donuts are the perfect size too, not some football sized thing you get from Paulas, not overly sugared like from Donut Craze, but really a nice old fashioned good solid donut. One leaves you satisified and looking for a napkin. Perfect. read more

I haz a sad. I did not want to believe the reviewers that had bad experiences because I had eaten Duke's Donuts for years - at Williamsville Farmer's Market, at Broadway Market, at other places. They were my favorite. I was pretty disappointed in the one I had recently at North Tonawanda. They used to be crispy on the outside, fluffy and cakey on the inside. Sugar soaked into them when they came right out of the hot oil. That was the best! I will say that the batter is still just as deliciously spiced as always in the apple cider ones. Unfortunately, the one I had recently was flat, squashy, and greasy. And slightly raw in the middle. It was right out of the oil, too. It's hard to tell the difference in the photos, but the old ones were obviously well structured, round donuts, evenly colored/ fried, and evenly sugared. The recent one has clumps of sugar and is kind of flat and oval. I've never tried to make a donut, but I gather the oil quality, cleanliness, and temperature can have a major effect on the finished product. Maybe the donut machine needs to be cleaned or recalibrated? I'm sure that's tough when you're running constantly for hours. Thing is, the batter still tastes as good, so the recipe is probably still right up there. It just looks like they are having some problems frying the donuts properly. I am also amazed that the prices are still ridiculously low. They were a 5 star plus, but not anymore for a raw, greasy donut. You could get it back, though! Keep the delicious batter for the apple cider donuts, just fix the frying. read more

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Duke's donuts smell lured me in, calling to my nose as sirens sing to sailors. Best decision to back track at the farmer's market EVER! I'm generally just "eh" on donuts but these made me raise my eyebrows in surprise and continue to talk about them for days, sharing the gospel of Duke's Donuts. Why? Because they are pillowy and light on the inside with a satisfying crisp on the outside. Because their flavor serenade with beautiful thoughts fall when it's the middle of a hot summer day. Because they have just the right sweet level. Because they make you pause and appreciate unexpected perfection. Heaven in a bite. read more

Ayeeee flurry goodness , i could smell the goodness of these donuts a mile away. I know I would regret not getting one. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: -affordable($1, $5 for 6, $10 for 12) -so flurry like clouds -taste different and amazing - glaze was more special them apple cider one Cons: - only 2 flavors -a little oily That's means I would be down to eat more than 2 flavors at once! read more

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Duke's was at the West Seneca Farmers Market tonight and the smell was just too much to pass up. What the hell, I ran 3 miles today, I deserved it! It was OMG melt in your mouth good. I felt like just stuffing the entire doughnut in my mouth in one glutenous bite.Friendly, fresh and fast as they are made right in front of you, if you see Duke's around, either here or at Larkin, don't miss this opportunity for sweet ecstasy. read more

Had my first donut at the broadway market this year and I really wish I would never have ignored these guys at farmers markets for a while. It was divine!!! The girl at the counter was cocky. She knew I would find it amazing. I'm pleasantly happy that that attitude matches one of the best donuts I've ever had. It's not quite like a regular donut,it's not at all dense, kind of buttery, with a cinnamon/sugar topping. It just is a warm melty yum in your mouth. You really, really do have to try this. read more

I have tried them over and over again... and I'm just always left a bit disappointed. At first bite, yes, yes yes, YUM... but then I'm left with this greasy, oily coating on my tongue unlike any other fresh-fried donuts I've ever had. And it doesn't matter if I eat them hot, eat them after they've cooled, eaten them from the downtown market or at a different venue... they're just always always greasy. I don't know if they're not being fried at a high enough heat so they absorb too much oil (b/c they're cranking them out so much for the demand? ). Flavor is great, but the oily after taste just leaves me wanting more (like a Becker Farms cider donut, for example... no oily aftertaste/coating with theirs but similar taste profile). read more

Best donut I ever had.I had them at the Market on Main Street in Downtown Buffalo.I was just wondering where they are available in the colder weather? Well worth the price as they melt in your mouth. Reminds me of Krispy Kreme's but better. read more

These are the BEST apple cider donuts I've ever had. I'm from upstate NY so I know all things basic b*tches- from Ugg boots to Pumpkin Spiced lattes. The donut was warm, crispy, chewy, perfectly sweet, and full of Apple-y flavor. Do yourself a favor and get some! read more

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Found these at NT farmers market, awesome. Soft inside crunchy and sugary on outside. Apple cider is the bomb. read more

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We love Duke's so much we are had them at our wedding! They were such a blast & we had so much fun. Everyone loooooved having DUKES!!!!!!

The apple cider donuts are addictive. You will be upset with yourself if you buy anything less than the 1/2 dozen. It is so easy to eat at least three at a time when they are fresh and hot because they fall apart and melt in your mouth. They become slightly more dense after they've cooled but not heavy. More like a fluffy brownie consistency. These donuts are so ridiculously good, after eating one from the 1/2 dozen I bought, I turned around and bought another 1/2 dozen. read more

These fresh homemade donuts are so good they should be illegal! Duke's Donuts mobile donut factory frequents the Rochester, NY public market and various Buffalo, NY locations. I had both the sugared and apple cider versions and they melted my heart... too delicious. Get yourself some warm sugary goodness when you can, they're not always around! read more

Donuts done right each and every time! I love the yeast raised donuts. Chad or Aimee always saves me one so 5 stars for them! read more

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I usually don't eat donuts. We had this food truck at school for Father's Day celebration. These donuts were spectacular! I ate way too many! So good! read more

I've been thinking about these doughnuts since I tasted them at the stand during Chillabration at Buffalo's Canalside the other weekend. Talk about delicious and melt in your mouth. For real. I'm not even sure if it's a good thing or a bad thing that I can't just get one any time I want. I did start following Duke's Donuts on Facebook so that I can treat myself if they're nearby again. You should too! read more

Delicious, I'm normally not a donut eater but I tried them at Discovery School Donuts for Dad,and now I am hooked!

I love donuts. A lot. And I've had them at just about every place in Western New York. I visited my local farmer's market in Orchard Park yesterday to get some food truck food and stumbled upon this little gem. All I could think about was the wonderful smell of fresh donuts! I broke down and grabbed a sugar and an apple cider donut, and I'm so happy I did. These are fantastic! They're not that sugar-coma-inducing donut that you get from Paula's, instead they just spectacular regular donuts, fried PERFECTLY. Do yourself a favor, and if you ever see these guys anywhere, get yourself a few.. You won't be disappointed, I promise. read more

You haven't lived until you have had a freshly made apple cider donut from Duke's. I'm talking fresh as in made within the past hour fresh. First comes the crunch of the outside of then donut, then the melty center of the donut comes next. This donut truly melts in you mouth. You can absolutely eat one of these donuts the next day and love it but nothing beats one that is just made. I also tried their regular donut, which was delicious, but still doesn't compare to the apple cider donut. You can always find Duke's Donuts at the North Tonawanda Farmers Market so skip breakfast before you head to the market and grab a donut while you're there! read more