First time visit today I got 1/2 dozen of freshly made doughnuts, oh so delicious, the peanut glaze…read morewas still soft holding the plentiful amount of peanuts. As far as the rest of them Mmmmmm! The coffee was delicious also. Excuse me while I wipe the Bavarian cream off of my phone. Great job keep up the good work.

Great Doughnuts!!! Friendly staff. They need st hours to be posted so I know when they're open!read more

We loved Country Fresh Donuts so much that we came back almost every day during our visit to…read moreNiagara Falls. The interior is simple and unassuming, but among the daily regulars and the very friendly owner, you feel like a friend rather than a customer. All of the donuts we tried were fresh and delectable, and I'm still thinking about the fact that's some of the best wonton soup I've ever had was in the back of a donut shop. Cannot recommend enough!

Cash only! Little…read moremom and pop donut shop not too far away from the falls. Donuts were delicious and not too sweet. This is a good thing because you can try a few different flavors. The cinnamon twist donut was huge, but all the donuts are all a good size.

Late to work? Just stop and pick up some Paula's Donuts, they're gonna judge you either way, might…read moreas well make someone say, "At least he/she brought Paula's." Puts a smile on everyone's face, I promise you! Paula's donuts are much larger than most places in town. So large, they look heavy. You don't even need to eat a whole one to reach your maximum sugar intake for the day but dang, they sure are deeeeelicious! I always pickup a honey glazed donut. If that was the only donut available in the world, I would be totally happy with that and never complain. It's perfection. Thick, fluffy, soft, sugary goodness. Go home, mic it for 10 secs and eat slowly with a tall glass of cold milk. Paula's has donut holes, a variety of donuts, the best Bavarian Crème donut, I've ever had in my life, they have some pastries, bagels, breakfast/lunch sandwiches (which I do very much enjoy) and coffee! They also have a HUGE donut that I've ordered for birthdays and the Super Bowl, you create it the way you want, put on a cute plate and serve (no one will miss the cake/cupcakes). This location has ample parking, a decent size seating/dining area, well lit with plenty of sunlight coming through the windows so you can sit and contemplate why you're eating so many donuts and how to lose weight. Oh, and the staff is great! They keep things moving efficiently here.

A must visit if you are in the Buffalo area! Every time I am back in town, I have to get some…read morePaula's donuts. The employees here are amazing and very helpful. Fridays are a great deal , free donut with the purchase of any beverage! Love Paula's.

I was really impressed with the service at this location. Staff was friendly, there was a lot of…read morestaff so things were made quickly, and they had plenty of doughnuts to choose from. The management definitely knows what they are doing there!

Gotta have the coffee, and this one is my favorite place to get one. Always pipping hot, ready to…read morego in minutes and always hits the spot!

I wish I took a pic of the donuts But we ate them too fast…read moreWow they are good Some of the best donuts I have EVER had The only downside of this place is the ordering process is a little chaotic if it's busy, but that would deter me from future visits.

I've been here a couple times now... and while the donuts are good, I'm hard-pressed to believe…read morethat they're the best donuts anyone's ever had. Like, they're donuts. They're fine. But I don't think there's anything especially unique about them. Maybe it's just me. I don't really have a huge sweet tooth, so it takes something really amazing to impress me when it comes to pastries and the like. The cafe itself though didn't really do it for me either - it felt incredibly dated, like I'd teleported back to the 1980's. Typically, I'd even think that was charming... but I didn't feel the charm in this cafe either. Tattered bar stools and a couple booths were available for seating. Besides my friend and I going together for my most recent visit, there was only a family of 4 ordering some donuts... but otherwise, the place was empty. Even then, service felt a bit disorganized. The two employees switched back and forth between who they were paying attention to, and even then the employee who ended up coming to the counter didn't remember what the order was she had just filled. Ultimately, I think Ridge Donut Cafe probably caters more to the folks who grew up in the area and have some nostalgia for it than anything else. As a newer customer, I've tried it a couple times and always walked away thinking it was just okay. Will I visit again? Probably not... I've done my due diligence in trying this cafe, and I just don't have those memories / that nostalgia for it that locals do.

Great little spot for coffee and a pastry. Wife and I stopped in from out of town, the owner…read morecouldn't have been nicer, coffee was delicious - cappuccino and a cortado.

I saw an "Open Today" sign and I like to support local business so I stopped in. There were a…read morecouple customers getting coffee and chatting. I looked around at the swag, local soaps and pastries while I waited. I noticed the building is fully accessible, no steps to get inside and room for a wheel chair/walker to fit at any of the tables. A one-person bathroom is available too. Chris greeted me warmly and told me they've been open since October but are not usually open on Mondays - she's open today for the eclipse! There were donuts and cookies from local bakeries, but I refrained and only ordered my latte. She has whole milk, skim milk, oat or almond milk as well as flavors. Chris has a latte art maker and added a special "solar eclipse 24" design to my latte - very cool! I will definitely stop back for another latte and a treat! Great

The first time I had Duke's was at a fall festival at Canalside a few years ago. I remember waiting…read morein 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!

Well I guess this donut and coffee truck frequents different farmers markets. Today they were at…read morethe 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

Some of the best donuts I've ever had. We stopped in during a family vacation and the kids asked to…read morevisit one last time before leaving. They were that good and on our minds after our initial visit. Both times we visited the location was busy and we had to wait in a small line. Service is very efficient and they take care of you quickly once you're at the counter. All of the donuts we ordered were perfect. One of the kids got a limited edition burger donut with proceeds being donated to the local Ronald McDonald house. It was a very inventive donut with glazed donuts as the burger buns, half a chocolate glazed as the burger patty, and different creams making up the cheese and condiments. So unique and for a good cause! Indoor seating is available which we took advantage of, as we could not wait to enjoy our donuts. I wish we lived close by as we would be regulars. I feel the donuts are fairly priced for the quality. Expect to pay more than your local Dunkin or Tim Hortons, but you can also expect the quality is way better. Fresh homemade donuts can't be beat.

Paula's Donuts helped heal me after surgery - seriously. But first, a few words about the best…read moredonuts in the United States. I feel confident that statement is true. These are not featherweight, boring, drive thru chain donuts that never fail to disappoint. The box says they are "made with love" and while I certainly hope the bakers and makers are not oozing affection for the creations as they do their job (because that would get weird right?), the recipes and standards of ultra high quality that this unique WNY establishment has sure shows a respect and appreciation for their customers. The dough is light and never greasy tasting. The cream fillings are also fluffy and airy and melt in your mouth. Jellies are all top notch and let me be clear, the donuts are packed full with whatever is inside. Or on top. The headlights are incredible. Peanut butter offerings (several to choose from) are stellar. I'm not sure if the chocolate icing is a ganache but it seems much more like a ganache than the lousy, dried out icing you might find at places we need not mention. Staff are always courteous, polite and fast. I think each donut is going for about $2.30 but well worth it for the size and quality. A box of 3 is heavy to hold. You get a lot of donut for your buck. I've been on a Paula's kick for a couple months, stopping in when appropriate for my donut desires but trying to be mindful of my waistline. I like to sit down and really enjoy every bite. These are not ordinary donuts, they are an experience to savor. But how do Paula's donuts help one recover from surgery? It's about what you might do with them. My friend picked me up and brought me home after the hospital and slyly produced a bag of donuts for me, which I sat down and ate the minute I walked in the door. The unexpected gesture of something I've been enjoying a lot lately certainly took my mind off any discomfort. Nice friend, right? Part of recovery is having supportive friends and family and I'm glad I've got that. And I'm glad I also got a bag of donuts to make a "rough day" a lot better. So, Paula's people - I haven't tried them all yet so I guess I'm going to have to return. (Image is different donuts from a different day.)

I don't really understand the hype. I went Wednesday of last week, I was there probably around…read more8:30ish. There was only one cinnamon roll and that one was a day old. They had a lot of the carrot ones. The donut case was full. I got my dad two apple fritters -he said he's had better. He also had a raspberry filled. He said it was okay. My mom had a lemon filled donut, she said it was missing the tartness that lemon has. I also got her a cinnamon apple one filled one she said it was pretty good. I had a croissant. It was very dry. I had to microwave it. It was not anything special. There was some fudge and honey. There was a big dining area. This not a place I just have to go to. I can take it or leave it. I thought there would be more breads and bakery pastries.

Fresh Food literally fresh and will clean the entire grill for severe allergies. Since it is so…read morefresh it is very slow service so not good for bigger groups. Very family friendly environment and the entire family is there to make the food.

Possibly the best donuts I have ever had. Exceptional staff. Great prices. I cannot believe I…read morehave not visited this cafe sooner!

Delicious! Best apple fritter there is. Very small and quaint inside. Very nice staff. They gave my…read moreson a donut hole while we were waiting :) It's pretty tight in there on a busy morning!