The donuts are always fresh and delicious!…read more They are worth every penny! The premise is very clean and inviting.

The last time I sang praises for a 'donut' was Dominique Ansel's limited time raspberry pandan…read morecronut, which isn't 'technically' a donut. But Fan-Fan won my heart with their beautifully decorated, not-so-sweet, and soft donuts. Not to mention, the ladies working at Fan-Fan are the sweetest rays of sunshine. My partner and I got half a dozen donuts, big donuts, for the great price of 4-5 dollars each. These aren't a rip off like the tiny Daily Provision crullers, or diabetes bombs like Krispy Kreme. Fan-fan donuts are all mildly sweet, with fresh fluffy dough, and delicious cream. The guava and cheese and dulce de leche donuts are must orders. The seasonal apple miso paired with an oolong tea is divine. The chocolate and churro donut features a rich dark chocolate and crispy churro that's perfect with coffee. If donut shops could learn to cut down on the sugar and balance out their flavors with a little salt, we would all be in a better place. That's what makes Fan-Fan a sanctuary for people like me. Decadence without the guilt.

Peter Pan has the best donuts I've ever had! The donuts were incredibly fresh, fluffy, and soft,…read morewith that classic flavor you expect from a true neighborhood donut shop. The Boston cream had a rich, smooth filling with the perfect chocolate glaze, and the strawberry sprinkles donut was perfectly sweet and nostalgic. What makes this place special is that it's both affordable and consistently delicious! They have all the classic flavors but also some specialty donuts if you want to try something different. The old-school ambiance gives it a real Brooklyn charm, and it feels like stepping back in time. Just remember to bring cash because it's cash only; but it's absolutely worth it.

Likely this Peter Pan has been bought out. The jelly stick was listed on the sign but they had no…read moreidea what it was and said they don't make them. They were young, energetic, and a hard working bunch, Eastern European sounding . They are fierce in their added charges at the register- the likes of which I have never seen in the coffee shop/ donut world. First & Last visit. Too mich of a culture clash. How I was treated here would not fly or last One minute in North Shore Nassau -.But here in Brooklyn this is a bustling coffee & donut shop with all seats taken and a line for take out. Donuts & coffee both good - Good. Experience a no go. They were pre- occupied with added fees. it's all they mentioned with each donut picked. It went like this - "A dozen doughnuts please" and I began pointing at quite regular looking donuts (all in the same rows) or so I thought. " thats a dollar extra" ( boston creme) hm ok " thats a dollar extra" ( coconut creme) hm ok " thats a dollar extra" ( boston creme stick) hm ok " thats a dollar extra" ( french cruller white icing hm ok " thats a dollar extra" (french cruller chocolate icing) hm ok " Two small coffees also please " HM are those the small?? I kid you not they were TINY kid sized The cup size I have never seen before. They must special order them for samples or something. Ok so "They are wayyy too tiny so - medium please" Out came the typical small sized cup - Hmm so ok. Let's ring and go I'm thinking. Next the woman is struggling with a paper by the register trying to figure out the coat of this dozen donuts (plus five with her added $1's) - then more struggle and I said " it's a dozen plus $5" thats $29.50". "Oh no you don't have a dozen". Apparently the extra $5 disqualified my "dozen". I know what you're thinking but No- no special donuts from some other case - no coffee rolls etc - i'm a NY'er and know a donut from a special roll etc. You need to buy five more for a dozen. "Oh? No, I have a dozen and am paying you five up charges as you stated." Next thing she is ringing the donuts individually Plus the extra $5 Which makes NO sense. But gets her another added $5 or so. Why would they keep quoting me add ons to my dozen if no dozen existed once you added a Boston creme etc. She raced to the manager. The Brooklynites thought ne a mean old lady for saying you're overcharging me'. The manager flew over - a young man huffy and emphatic that the five very ordinary donuts that were $5 more converted my dozen to a different price per donut. Then they said something funny to me - "would you like me to take those out and give you regular donuts?". No. (See update for more) " No those are the ones I want " but you just over charged me - I'll take them. But you are overcharging me. Thank you. Holy mackerel - just glad to be on the way out WITH the donuts of course- I was not furious or anything- and the donuts were never at risk- I'd not walk out on the donuts - My advice is to be more transparent in pricing and not deem very basic donuts special donuts - making your customers feel ripped off.- Better just to charge more for the dozen. And.. like other shops put any supposed special donuts in a special donut area - like coffee rolls, big fritters etc. That's how it's Typically done. This is New York! You can't pull that here. This is a place where people pay $6 for a good cookie. They are not cheap. Don't be weird at the register. And those cups Come on - are you KIDding me - pun intended. I left holding on to my wallet a lot tighter. And that is not NYstyle. I felt like some war was on and was ready to start stacking change. I'm also half Italian! So for me - This was one weird cheapskate experience. So that's my review. --------------------Update - Follow up to reply ------------------------------- Hi Demetrios, Thank you for replying. I generally stay positive on reviews. Like I said it was the aggressive way I was treated that was the no go for me. What I left out of the review was worse! For instance - your counter person began reaching to open the box saying she was taking out donuts to replace them with others. She grabbed the box and actually began getting ready to fling donuts around. It was totally weird. Had she actually not stopped trying to untie when asked I would have not taken them. It weirded me out. You say you keep the business the same since 1993? Well where is the Jelly Stick? A New Yok classic. So much for keeping it the same. Its on the sign over the counter and you don't make them any more .. so It is Not the same as it once was. Got ya! jk. And no.. no no.. I am Never mean or rude... just willing to say something. Ok so the coffee.. if its really $1 I get it.. its a nice gesture to your customers... they had something like that in Montauk.. a tiny beer for $1 at a place called Liar's Saloon. So ok.... right on you. Update /3

Some years passed since my last review, and I have not had any bad experiences since then. Their…read moredonuts are always fresh, they take cash only in store, but their donuts are so cheap, but never in quality. Depending on the type of donut you get, it may cost a bit more, but a GREAT price point. This place really is a gem in Brooklyn.

This place will be the reason I am not meeting my weight loss goals…read more.. 13 assorted donuts for $12, where else can you get that? Their selection depends on what time you get there. I went once at 9PM and they only had glazed and coconut donuts left and once at 10AM and they had the whole gauntlet. Service was amazing, was greeted quickly both times and they were happy to help you pick a mix or you can choose any that you want. The shop is small with limited seating and it is near the bus stop and train station so I can imagine that they get busy during certain times. Overall, great old fashion type diner that I hope to visit again and try their other options.

Had to stop in for a sweet treat and was not disappointed! There were so many options to select but…read moreI ended up getting the Brooklyn blackout donut and it was delicious!! Nice portion and easy to share with friends. Go on a walk, grab a donut and enjoy!

I had a terrible experience with Donut Planet and feel their customer service was completely…read moreunfair. I placed an order for donuts and paid almost $70. The website says you cannot change the date, which I fully understand -- but I did not change my date. I simply arrived one day later to pick up my order because I was out of town. Even though the order was already paid for, they refused to give me my donuts and refused to offer any replacement or refund. I explained the situation clearly, but they still kept my money without providing the product I purchased. I feel this is very poor business practice. Any reasonable business would offer a replacement, store credit, or something--especially when the customer is only one day late due to travel. Instead, they chose to keep my $70 with nothing in return. Very disappointing, and I will not be ordering from Donut Planet again.

Moe's Dough aka Moe's Donuts is awesome!…read more Huge selection of oversize & over-stuffed donuts with incredible variety and very reasonable prices. I went here recently after my go-to spot in the neighborhood Peter Pan's Donuts was out of most of the things I wanted. I saw a dude order an Apple Fritter that was the size of a dinner plate, no joke! Great, quick service, lower priced and much friendlier service than Peter Pan's - this is my new spot for Delicious Donuts!

I stopped by Moe's Doughs around 11:30 on a snowy Saturday morning, and was able to walk right in…read morewith absolutely no wait. Unlike some of the other legendary spots nearby, they actually take credit cards, which makes the whole experience much smoother. I was originally hunting for an apple fritter, but since they were sold out, I grabbed a blueberry one instead. It was massive and delicious, though a little on the oily side for my personal taste. The real star of the show, however, was the pistachio cake donut. It was easily a 10 out of 10 and something I'd go back for in a heartbeat. If you want a top-tier Brooklyn donut without the headache of a massive line, this is definitely the place to go.

THE BEST SCALLION PANCAKES YOU'LL HAVE! Seriously so good I could eat 50 of them. Got the one with…read moreeggs and bacon inside (bec) and the sauce it came with was so good. On top of that the pastries were to die for. Would love to come back here for the burgers that they have after 3pm. It gets busy in the mornings especially on the weekends but we weren't waiting toooo long for the food. Friendly service!

A Taiwanese fusion bakery with an eponymous restaurant across the street, Win Son's staff aren't…read moreTaiwanese but its founders are. It's got both sweet and savory foods, and is mostly known for its pastries. Lots of indoor and outdoor seating, and the food is brought to your table. We ordered the pork fan tuan (rice roll), soymilk + yao tiao (fried donut), scallion pancake, and snow pea leaves for our savory portion, and the mochi donut, banana tart, and chocolate bolo bao (pineapple bun) for dessert. The pancakes and mochi donut are must-gets, but my sleeper pick would be the simple yet refreshing snow pea shoots. Having just returned from Taiwan myself, I thought the soymilk tasted fresh and authentic, but the fan tuan was so-so (too dense and missing the pickles). I'd also pass on the chocolate bun, although if you like pain au chocolat, it tastes similar. I definitely need to come back for their red date cakes and peanut butter croissant (sold out when we arrived but they're regular menu items). Thankfully, there's a Win Son location in Manhattan as well so I won't need to travel to Brooklyn every time. Still, I'd make the trek out here again!

If you've lived in New York City your whole life like I have, you think you've tried it all --…read moreuntil you walk into Mike's.. I can't believe I've been missing out on this place for so long. From the moment you step inside, the staff makes you feel like a regular. Friendly, welcoming, and genuinely happy to see you -- it's the kind of neighborhood spot you hope to find but rarely do. And the donuts? Unreal. Light, fluffy, and absolutely delicious. Every bite tastes fresh and made with care. You can tell they take pride in what they do, and it shows in every single donut. This is hands down my new favorite spot. After a lifetime in NYC, I finally found the donut place I'll never stray from. I won't be going anywhere else.

They were friendly and helpful, donuts were delicious! I had the special chocolate glazed crueller…read moreand a glazed chocolate/vanilla old fashioned. My latte was pretty basic but not bad. Will go back!

I love Mia's Bakery. I went so many times during my two months in Brooklyn and even came back a…read moremonth later just to have it again. I've been to both locations--the Times Square one is much smaller, but the Brooklyn location is amazing with a nice sit-down area. I always go back to my favorite, the tres leches cupcakes. I've also tried the lobster tail--it's delicious. Definitely loved it!

Update: I tried their Greek coffee and it was sooooo good I cried. Not even joking…read more Every single pastry I have tried is amazing.

First, not permanently closed. I'm eating a bad ass doughnut here right now…read more Good vibe little spot with delightful, airy, barely-there doughnuts. Literally melts in your mouth. I can only attest to the one I'm eating, right now. Sooo good. They also have a menu with food, didn't try so I can't comment but there a couple of tables in here so you can definitely sit.

Walked past this cafe while rushing to the bus and made a point to stop in on my way back home…read more Service was quick, no line, no wait. I got the maple glazed and it was amazing! First of all it's huge! But it's also fluffy, fresh, and sweet. I enjoyed every bite and will definitely be back soon.

Great assortment of choices, plus plenty of coffee options! The donuts did not disappoint and the…read morestaff even gave us a couple extra to take home because we stopped by towards the end of the day.

I was able to try a pistachio donut from this spot and it was delicious! First, never have I ever…read morehad a pistachio donut! The dough was fluffy and filling. It came with actual, decent size pistachio pieces! There were others in my group who said their doughnut wasn't overly sweet.