This location is now permanently closed, which is ironic considering my recent review. I highly…read moresuggest giving Apple Harvest a try, excellent quality and portion.

I had to travel to White Oak on a recent Saturday morning, which is a neighborhood that I rarely…read morevisit. Naturally, I had to seek out a donut shop on the way in my quest to find not only the perfect donut in Pittsburgh... but the world. I looked for shops along the way and found the Corner Donut Shop, located at the corner of a strip mall on the McKeesport/White Oak border. It's open from 6 a.m. to noon, so I called ahead an order the day before knowing I wouldn't be able to pick up the donuts until about 11:30 a.m., figuring they would be low on options when I arrived. Surprisingly, there still were a decent number of options left when I stopped, but calling ahead an order was the right idea, since I was able to get exactly what I wanted. The shop itself was clean and had a solid variety. The seating area was blocked off because of Covid precautions, but looked like it would be a nice spot to hang out and have some coffee. Now for the donuts: Cake donut with vanilla frosting and sprinkles: Very soft, dense, and chewy, both the donut and frosting were mildly sweet. It felt like an upgraded Entenmann's donut. I prefer a cake donut with a crispy exterior, but this was still tasty. Cinnamon roll: The cinnamon roll is a special donut, not included as a part of a half dozen or dozen. It was quite large, soft, and had a subtle sweetness with a noticeably stronger cinnamon flavor than most other cinnamon rolls I've had. I enjoyed the strong cinnamon flavor, and would welcome other shops kicking up the cinnamon level in their cinnamon rolls. Vanilla cream filled: This was the sweetest donut of theirs that I tried, buoyed by a massive amount of vanilla cream. The actual donut itself was doused in powdered sugar and was a bit dry, but overall, it was balanced well by the cream filling. Toasted coconut cream: By far, this was the best donut I tried. Reminiscent of a coconut cream pie, the base is a raised donut, topped with vanilla cream and toasted coconut. The layered arrangement of the donut is unique, and avoids the common foible of cream popping out of the donut when you take a bite. The coconut was nicely toasted, and the vanilla cream was a perfect complement. If you visit this shop and like coconut, you need to try this donut. If I'm in the area, I would definitely visit the Corner Donut Shop for another toasted coconut cream donut and to try some other varieties. It's a solid little neighborhood donut shop with good variety, reasonably priced (I paid about $9 for a half dozen and a cinnamon roll). Check it out if you're in the area.

I went to the Donut Shack this past weekend to grab a quick bite to eat while I waited for my car…read moreto be serviced across the street. The place may not look very impressive from the outside, but the interior has the look and feel of a 1950s diner. I sat at the counter and gave my order, and was able to watch it being prepared right in front of me. The two waitresses kept my coffee cup full while I waited for my meal and were very polite and attentive. I ordered the typical breakfast of scrambled eggs, hash browns, bacon, and toast. I was blown away by the quality... it was one of the best breakfasts I have ever had. The portion sizes were generous, the eggs were rich and cooked to perfection, the bacon crispy and full of flavor. Perhaps the best part of the meal was the hash browns, shredded but served in the style of a large potato pancake. Its a truly unique take on a classic breakfast dish that left me throughly impressed. I would highly recommend this "best kept secret" to friends, and I will be back for breakfast as often as possible!

These ladies are in here cooking up homemade to order deliciousness. Now you will have a wait if…read moreit's busy but your plate is going to absolutely be filled with great food served hot off the grill! Fresh scrambled eggs cracked open just for your plate wrapped around the best fried sausage and freshly cut potatoes for real home fries. Eating here is like going to your Aunts kitchen, the one that fills the plate with food and seasoned with love of great food made just for you. If you are going to own a restaurant like what you do and enjoy the rewards of loyalty for delicious meals served hot off the grill. The service is coming with a witty comment and big smile.

It's like any other Dunkin' location. They serve the usual variety of donuts and drinks. The donuts…read moreare small and soft with a bit of firmness (in other words, stale). I only get the decaf iced coffee with sugar and cream, since their specialty drinks taste like tobacco. The staff is efficient and handled the chaos from the high volume of customers well. My only feedback is that they could do a better job keeping the place clean. On my last few visits, I noticed trash here and there. I know it's due to understaffing, but I gotta bring that up. Finally, parking is tricky. The only nearby parking lot is at CVS, which is right across. Hint hint.

It's embarrassing to even have the option of a single star for this sorry excuse of an…read moreestablishment. Husband ordered 2 iced mocha lattes. Thought it was an actual skit when handed two cups of JUST mocha syrup over ice. Asked if they could take them back and fix it. That chick actually had the nerve to tell him they would have to rering it, and then remake them. Why in the ever loving world would anyone pay twice af being handed something they did not order? And the icing on the cake was her laughing at him as he dumped them in the trash while making direct eye contact. I've had the same food service job for 13 years and I cannot even fathom acting like such a piece of trash at said job. All I wanted was a decent coffee after being in the hospital with my son for the past 4 days after he had emergency surgery. Let's just hope the first solid food he gets to have that he asked for from dunkin isn't as appalling as that cashiers entire personality.

I rarely find myself out this way in the morning, so I was ecstatic to be able to swing by here on…read morea Saturday around 10AM. They still had a decent amount of donuts in stock and the line was growing fast. I thought everything was reasonably priced and the standout donuts were the glazed (which is how I usually judge a donut shop) and the blueberry cake. I was not a fan of the old fashioned donut as oddly enough it left a horrible aftertaste in my mouth. That might just be me so I'll give the credit where it's due. Hopefully I can make it back over here to try some other varieties down the line.

Fresh, delicious and owned by two amazing community focused families!! Donut Chef has been around…read moresince the 60s, still holds true to its freshness, quality and values but has added- only for the better! They've got a delicious coffee counter - which I had the Lavender Lemonade with a lemon custard cold foam and WOW! But they also pop up around the city at events and markets on top of their brick and mortar! Everything is fresh and delicious and the staff is so sweet! They do have a small amount of seating inside! Highly recommend making that sweet tooth happy and stopping by!

6/14/2026 Dozen…read moreAssorted - 5.2 It's not worth it. The early wake up, getting in line an hour before opening, them being sold out within a few hours. Showing up this early only for people ahead of you walk out with 3-5 boxes at a time. The hurdles aren't worth it. Now, if someone else brought them to an event and had them available - I would not scoff don't get me wrong, I'd have one (maybe two). I just can't get on board with this place philosophically. The mystique and purposeful scarcity of both selection and what leads to closing quite early is at this point trivial. But it appears the scarcity is the appeal. This is (currently) the NFTs of donuts. We got an assorted dozen and my wife and I were both of the mind "these are all average." Though we were aligned and agreed their Old Fashioned donut is the standout. That one is extremely cravable. Frankly, our experience left so much to be desired that we're content not to go back. I'd recommend not wasting your time either.

These donuts are great. I finally made it to the new location when they were not sold out or had a…read moreHUUUUUUUGE line out front. Delicious, just like I remembered from when they were in the little old shop on Steuben Street. The crew was friendly and mixed me up an assorted dozen . . . Cheers!

Friendship Donut is a newer place in the downtown Leechburg scene. We got a dozen and tried an…read moreassortment of donuts. The donuts are fresh with unique toppings. I tried chocolate, bacon maple, sugar and several other kinds The service is really good. Fast friendly and very efficient.

As a fan of Grant Avenue coffee and 1833 of course I had to try out friendship doughnut. They had…read moreso many fun flavors and they were quality donuts soft tasty super flavorful. The strawberry pretzel salad was a favorite as well as the blueberry.. service was phenomenal super friendly. It's a cute little shop. Excited to go back. Ps they have an ice cream shop there too!

So always looking for a good donut place. So on Sunday said might as well give Jordan's a try…read more First it is located in the parking lot not the building. Look for a trailer parked near corner. Bring cash $5 for half dozen and you get to pick your flavors. I immediately ate one and had to stop myself from eating more. If you are looking for a unusual donut give Jordan's a try.

I'm a donut guy, no doubt about it. This style of donut is obviously popular with a competitor in…read morethe area that I don't really want to support. The donut is a small cake donut with the toppings applied per order. These come out to $10 per dozen, which is what you could roughly pay for full size donuts elsewhere. I don't really get into the novelty of applying toppings per order as I tend to eat basic donuts (glazed, sprinkles, etc) but if unique flavor combos are your thing this would be up your alley. Compared to Duck Donuts I actually like that they don't apply for the toppings while the donut is hot as they just melt right off. That said, this is a truck in the winter and the donuts were cold. However, I did find them to taste fresh and not overly greasy which is good. In a pinch, I'd definitely be back - not really my style but worth supporting... And I'd assume kids would love these as well!

I haven't been able to try their donuts as they have been closed every time I've gone there?…read more When is it opened? What are the REAL hours?

Madsen Donuts is a small restaurant chain that first opened in 1938 in Erie. This particular…read morelocation is in Castle Shannon. The menu lists several flavors of donuts of "raised"/stick donuts and "round" donuts. Raised donuts include the following flavors: Cream Sticks (marshmallow filling with chocolate topping), Jelly Sticks (raspberry-jelly filling with sugar coating), Cinnamon Sticks (cinnamon glaze), and Glazed. Round donuts include the following flavors: Glazed, Powdered Sugar, Chocolate, Peanut (with marshmallow cream), Cinnamon Sugar, Plain Old-fashioned, and Sprinkle (with marshmallow cream). I chose the Raspberry Jelly Stick, and my husband chose the Chocolate Cream Stick. The employee provided excellent service in greeting us, patiently waiting for us to decide our flavors, and processing our payment. I do recommend that the business add labels near the donuts, but the employee did explain the flavors to us. Each donut cost $1.90. Both of our donuts tasted very good. This business also had a refrigerator of bottled beverages, including milks, teas, Gatorades, coffees, and water.