A donut shop and laundromat in the same place. Genius!!! The…read moredonuts were delicious. There's also a Native American store connected to the place.

Typically the sweet treat I lean towards is a scoop of ice cream, but when I heard about a well…read moreloved donut shop INSIDE A LAUNDROMAT I beelined it! Manned by one.. well, man, he's slinging freshly made donuts which you then choose what flavored icing you want to top it with. Not a fan of icing? No worries, you can order it plain! Not a fan of donuts? Try their cinnamon rolls! Ask for it warmed up! Then snag a sticker on your way out to commemorate that time you ate a donut from a laundromat.

It was an adjustment moving to Carthage from Syracuse. There isn't a great deal of shopping around…read morefor food and dining, you kind of just have what you have. With that said, I feel very lucky to have this place right next to me. I have a great donut place that doesn't leave me missing all the options I left behind. I found this place early on, and it quickly became cemented into our Saturday morning routine. If I weren't such a shut in, this would easily be my go to place to hang out and relax with a donut and a latte. Super welcoming place you'd be happy to sit down in. These are top tier donuts I'd compare to any other revered place you've been to. I don't normally go for headlights, but here they're my first choice because the frosting is perfect. Even the simple donuts are a straight up euphoric experience. They don't do food outside of donuts and sometimes some other baked goods. Then they have a full coffee/espresso menu. This past summer they started using the location for the Afternoon Scoop, where they're not afraid to combine these donuts with soft serve or Perry's ice cream. And huge bonus points to them for staying open through the winter. It definitely gets expensive coming here. I may just be out of touch with normal prices, but it feels kind of high here, with donuts starting at $2.00 a piece. The only other drawback is that they can sell out any time. Some mornings I show up at 10:00 and there's almost nothing left. If anything, it speaks to the quality of the product, and you can always get around it by showing up early.

Started in 2021...full stop yes 2021 we remember those years "The Morning Ritual" is doing just…read morethat on the Main Street of Carthage, NY. During a time when many businesses were just trying to keep the doors open and the lights on this donut shop was born. For many of us we appreciate the fact that we have an alternative to DD. Well here we are a place we can go grab a half dozen donuts and coffee and head to work. Anyone that knows that making donuts is both an art and a passion. Not to borrow from the other aforementioned but there is a reason for the image of "it's time to make the donuts" and early rising of the donut man. The same is true today. It takes dedication and attention to deal. Here the proof is in the first bite. Here I think there is something for everyone from the more standard donut to the more premium. I was delighted when I found they have pistachio flavor for your latte. I've been asking around for the past two years when I first had a pistachio latte in the Adirondacks of all places. Again, it was a nice diverge from the normal and the everyday. I give the new owners and staff props for braving this new economy and hope they continue with what they have going.

Lovely spot for a sweet treat. I enjoyed the Cinnamon Toast Crunch donut with a London fog. Nice…read moreand fluffy donut. There are a few seats available.

We worked with Suzy Q's recently, sending out donuts and coffee to many clients. The service,…read moredonuts and overall experience was exceptional. Many thanks to the team.

Cool spot! Had heard a lot about it. It's in a plaza, lots of parking. Store was cute, clean…read more Selection surprised me. Not a lot, but what was there looked good. Service was kind and informative. I bought a regular donut, double chocolate. It was delicious. Not all of these are made equal. The gent behind me got a mix of the fancier donuts and let me snap a pic! I'll be back for a pick up for a gathering. I'd also like to try their coffee.

These are not just doughnuts: they are ARTWORK! These doughnuts are very fancy; great for special…read moreoccasions :-) OK maybe more often during these COVID times, when you need comfort food! Of course, you can't just sit down in any restaurant these days to enjoy your food, because of COVID. But you CAN get a treat and take it away. You can eat outside, especially when it's sunny out and the weather is nice. Or serve them for desert to your family, while celebrating thanksgiving, or birthday(s). I like to bake, but to be honest, I'm not so good with the fancying up the baked goods - too much like "playing with your food"! We tried a package of 6, and saved 10%, which was very nice. Bear in mind that these are not your average pastries; they are in fact more expensive. You'll pay between $2.50 and $3.50 per doughnut. But they really are beautiful! And I really did need a pick-me-up! And I really enjoyed the goo-ier ones... Lots of sugar rush in these :-) I will remember this place for special occasions!

It's a cute little trailer and service is super nice.. we stopped by on a beautiful fall weather…read moreday.. few flavours of donuts were available and some ice cream. We tried the caramel donut and cookies and cream.. my kids love it but for me it wasn't the donut texture I'm used to, more caky style!

Rounding up from a 3.5 to 4!…read more We had lunch at Kelly's Landing nearby and wanted to try Mimi's for dessert on the way home. Though they're located on a corner lot of a busy street, it's still a pretty unassuming little building. I definitely spotted the graffiti first before the Mimi's sign. One side of the small building is graffiti for Mimi's and the other side is for the Burgers on Bridge food truck right next door, both by local artist Falldowng. There's really just room for one or two people max to step inside the building to order at the counter, while other people wait outside. It wasn't very busy on a weekday just after lunch, but there weren't too many donuts left. They specialize in gourmet yeast donuts. We ordered cinnamon sugar, cookie monster, lemon meringue, Mexican hot chocolate, cannoli, and explosive chocolate peanut butter. I was expecting more pronounced flavours, more of a pop, especially in the Mexican hot chocolate and "explosive" chocolate peanut butter donuts. I think the lemon meringue was the most flavourful because of the tart lemon filling, but I liked the cannoli the best because of the cannoli filling with mini chocolate chips. They had a notice to customers that said their prices recently went up. Not sure what they were before, since this was my first time visiting, but we paid $20 even for a half a dozen yeast donuts. They also serve ice cream scoops, sundaes, milkshakes, coffees, and DavidsTea. The ice cream is from Central Smith Creamery. I also got a large cookie dough milkshake and a cinnamon sugar donut. You can get a milkshake with any of the ice cream flavours they have available. The cookie dough was good, more tame, which I thought was great for a milkshake, but I wish I had a bit of a bigger straw to suck up the mini chocolate chips. The donut was a classic, not too thick and not too airy. I'm not a big cake person, so we didn't order any of the cake donuts, but they did have a few available (s'mores, double chocolate, chocolate dip, and vanilla dip). They have a few small tables and chairs outside for groups of 2, a large parking lot, and a ramp for accessibility.

I stopped in for donuts and a cider slushie on my way out of town. This is a cute fall activity of…read moreyou want apples, donuts and cider. There were some baked goods and gifts to peruse in your way thru to purchase. The donuts were in the small side, but that also makes them manageable to eat. Lots of cinnamon sugar to fall off!

BEAUTIFUL SPOT TO SEE A WATERFALL AND PICK UP SOME TREATS…read more======================================================= My husband, son and I visited on Sunday, November 17th. We picked up some hot apple cider and various treats. I really love that they sell peanut butter fudge which is my favorite. We also picked up some chocolate fudge and a few other things. If you walk around to the back you can enjoy the beautiful waterfall. Watch your step if there is ice on the walkway. These photos are from our first visit two years ago. This is definitely a spot to visit if you are in Watertown, New York.

If I could leave this, Tim Hortons zero star review I would. Me and my friend came in on a Sunday…read moreafternoon and we ended up paying a couple dollars in quarters. The guy working there gave me the nastiest look I have ever seen and was so rude about our service. You chose to work in retail why are you pissed about it? Not my problem. He also charged me for extra food that I did not order. So Jake, I hope you get fired.

The coffee is worth the trip every time. This Tim Horton…read moregets busy in the morning and they are geared up to move. You will get your order promptly and accurately. The staff is courteous, efficient and skillful. The site is comfortable and kept clean.

Omg! The cronuts here are delicious! I had a cronut from Holey Confections for the first time at…read morethe location in Stittsville. And while it was good, it wasn't soooo delicious. It had multiple layers, but they weren't fluffy and moist like at the Orleans location. The ironic thing is that at the Stittsville location, I bought it mid-day and paid full price. The cronuts I had at the Orleans location were part of the end of day sale, yet they tasted fresher than the ones in Stittsville. So my brother heard that the Orleans location had an end of day sale where after 4:30pm they sell off the remainder of their cronuts for $25 a half dozen. The donuts are $5.80 each regularly. When he arrived at 4:30pm he found out the sale actually starts at 4pm, but it was ok because they still had donuts left. He got a PB&J (Peanut butter and jelly), Raspberry Lemon, Cinnamon Sugar (they call it Sinnerman), Sprinkles, PS no L (Pumpkin Spice no Latte) and Vanilla (they call it Anastasia, which I initially thought was strange, but I think it might be a reference to 50 Shades of Grey, which I never read nor watched but have heard more than enough about it from my friends, lol). The PB&J, Raspberry Lemon and PS no L are all cream filled. The other ones don't have any filling. I had a quarter of each of the filled ones and they were fantastic. My favourite was the Raspberry Lemon one. I loved the tart lemon curd filling. I didn't try the non-filled ones. Cronuts are part croissant and part donut and all delicious, lol. I definitely recommend this Orleans location of Holey Confections. Since my brother bought them, I can't comment on service or ambiance, but I know they are located in a strip mall and there is free parking on site. (2)