Everywhere I move I look for the best donut shop in the city. Since coming to Waldorf a year ago I…read morehave been somewhat disappointed that the best donuts were at...wait for it...a grocery store (Giant). Really?! Well I think that no longer. I drove past Donut Connection a few times but it didn't have that inviting look. But today I was blessed to get a chance to try a glazed donut while volunteering (someone bought a couple dozen). I always like to try a glazed first because it's a classic choice. Let me tell you, their glazed donut is excellent! It is moist and perfectly sweet without being too sweet. I think I have officially found Waldorf's best, and I'll definitely be stopping by on my next drive down Leonardtown Road.

Very cute shop with well crafted donuts. The owner is friendly and the assortment is unique, with…read moreyummy honey-dipped donuts.

Yessssss, seriously the best donuts I've ever eaten. The yeast donuts are stupendous - the donut…read moreitself has flavor and add on the glaze? Stupendous. We got a glazed twist and two chocolate glazed donuts (one with sprinkles). We got there around 11:30ish and they were already running low on donuts. Their other baked goods also looked delicious but the donuts seriously were the star.

This charming house-turned-breakfast spot has been thoughtfully transformed into a warm and…read moreinviting restaurant. The unique setting creates a cozy atmosphere that sets it apart from typical breakfast establishments. The customer service was friendly, attentive, and welcoming from start to finish. The food was enjoyable, and the country music playing softly in the background added to the relaxed, homey ambiance. Overall, it's a pleasant place to enjoy breakfast, and I would gladly return.

Donuts were good and reasonably priced. Similar to Duck…read moreDonuts. Good customer service. It's in a small strip center before the larger shopping center. Easy to miss.

I got myself the açaí bowl and don't think I will get them from here again. The coconuts added…read morereally gritty textures and the syrup/ peanut butter made everything too sweet. The açaí itself arrived like frozen slushie and tasted like cough medicine. Just not my thing. For about $12 because of wanting coconuts and peanut butter, I expected better quality than this. The donuts itself were ok. Very sweet and very typical of American donuts although the owner is Asian American Chinese. Would I return again in the future? Most likely not due to everything tasting too sweet for my palate. If you're East Asian and looking for something more subtle, steer away and go to a Korean bakery. This place isn't it.

Rare do you find a place that does two radically different things and does both things equally…read morewell! Carlson's is a staple in Annapolis where you could go in there for a donut at 8am and then come back for lunch and eat Thai at 2pm. If you get a donut I recommend going early they're baked fresh daily and they sell out quickly. I also enjoy the Pad Thai.

I really wanted to like it..... **********…read moreI mean...I really wanted to like it! I read the reviews, I drove a little bit, I got my tastebuds all ready and then - well, blah!!!! just blah.... I wouldn't visit a second time. It wasn't awful, it just was not all that the reviews said. I wouldn't recommend, but I also wouldn't say don't give it a try - maybe I went on an off day. It wasn't as sweet and the dough was just bland really...the frosting was ok (but again nothing great). Since there was a lot more dough to frosting ratio - I was left feeling like it was a no for me.

I had this donut shop on my list of places to try but hadn't actually looked them up to plan a…read moretrip. On this day I was in The Dairy Godmother and noticed that Just Fine was also located there, so it was a good opportunity to try. It was a Saturday night almost 9pm and I didn't realize they were about to close. When I ordered my donut, I asked if I was getting ice cream too, should I pay separately or together and I was informed that since they were about to close, the donuts were free! And they asked if I wanted to try any others. So I got: mango tajin, chocolate cake (not pictured) and chocolate glazed. The chocolate cake was dry and didn't have much flavor. The chocolate glazed was my favorite. The donut was cakey and reminded me of some sweet treat from my childhood that I can't quite put my finger on. Maybe some of the Entenmann's donuts? Anyway, it was really good for being a simple and plain donut. The manjo tajin wasn't bad. It's a plain vanilla cake donut with the mango and tajin in the icing. The flavors were good, but it wasn't worth me finishing. I love donuts and I love specialty donuts. While they may have some, this wasn't a place that I will include in my regular donut rotation, but I'm glad I finally got to try them.

My husband surprised me with a big box of donuts from Just Fine and they are the BEST we ever had…read more We usually come to this spot for the custard, and notice they also sell donuts but only recently tried them because our colleague raved about them. These donuts are no joke. Fluffy, fresh, light but also thick, and perfect amount of sweetness. You can tell everything is made fresh in-house and the service is exceptionally wonderful. We love the vanilla donuts and the apple fritters! We can't wait to try more flavors.

Saw a post that they making strawberry shortcake donuts and cronuts and have to try. Come late so…read morethe cronuts strawberry shortcake was sold out but the donuts version was so delicious!!!! Unlike the Manassass location, the cronut size in lorton is the big size I used to get. Manassass location was like the regular donuts size so I will be going here from now on. The store is small so definitely a pickup and go. Service was quick, friendly and helpful.

Listen. I don't know what they put in these apple fritters, and frankly, I don't want to know…read more All I know is my husband reached over to get a piece, and I looked that man dead in his face and said, "I will leave you and this marriage if you reach for my fritter again." Was I serious? Absolutely! Menopause will do that! The glazed cronuts? Equally dangerous. I bought a dozen to share and somehow made it home with three and a story that started with, "They must have shorted me." Amazing staff. Incredible doughnuts. This is one of Lorton's hidden gems. But let me give you one piece of advice: Get there EARLY. Nothing hurts more than walking in with your heart set on an apple fritter, only to watch the person in front of you buy the last one. Baby, that's the kind of disappointment you think about all day. Buy extras. Trust me. These doughnuts will have you saying things you don't mean and protecting your box like it's family heirlooms. Long story short: WORTH THE CALORIES

I don't know How I miss this spot I'm glad that I don't live down here.I would be there every…read moremorning I had two Danishes and they was gooood

Not sure what I expected but it missed the mark on available selections. They mainly had donuts. I…read moredid purchase 9 donuts, two of which were lemon custard. The two donuts my son and I tried so far we ok. They didn't seem super fresh but they were tasty. Not the normal donut consistency, because they were light and airy, thick. The cashier was very pleasant. I will have to return and check them out another time.

I have been wanting to try this spot for years but never made it over until last week. I'm sooo…read moreglad I finally was able to go. I walked in and ordered 6 doughnuts: Cookie butter, Vanilla Bean, Oreo, Ube, Crab Dip and Everything with Chives. ALL of them were delish! I never had Ube so I didn't know what to expect but it was ok. It's not going to be my 1st choice but it wasn't bad. I also order an iced cookie butter latte with almond milk and asked for it to be sweeter than normal but not too sweet, she made it perfectly. I put my stuff down and sat in the cute littler lounge area. I took my laptop out and tried EVERY doughnut then continued to work for about 2 hours. It was awesome! I will definitely be back.

I drove almost an hour to try this place. I wasn't greeted when I walked in. It was nicely…read moredecorated tho. They were out of most of the things that I wanted. So I opted for the lemon curd malasada. It was $4.50 for one. when I got in the car I realized she didn't put a napkin or anything in there. When I bit into it, the lemon curd dropped from the bottom onto my dress. It was ok. I don't see the difference between this and a regular donut. I don't think it's worth driving out of the way for to be honest. But to each her own.

So fresh. Love that they're made to order. We ordered online so they were ready when we got there…read more Will definitely get more while here.

Sandy Pony is a Chincoteague staple! I picked up a dozen donuts for my family and considering it…read morewas a holiday weekend my order was out fast and the staff were patient and kind. You can't go wrong with any type of donut, but porky pony, cookies & crème, Charlie Brown, sea foam, and surfer dude were our favorites!

In the area on a Thursday, and stopped by with my Parents…read more They noticed the prices on the "food line" had increased. I ended up getting a "Kids Meal", which is 4 party chicken tenders and 1 side for $10. Does NOT include a drink. Sodas were an extra $2-3 The chicken was good, seasoned well. Large portions. I had the mashed potatoes and gravy, which was good too. I got a little side of Pretzel salad, for about $2.30. Tasty! We were standing at the counter for quite a few minutes, and no one came over to help us. We then went to a far side of another counter and someone said they would be over, and she was over promptly at that point. I wanted a smoothie, and there is a stand near the pastries. I had the Blueberry smoothie, $6.99. It was okay. I wanted something more refreshing and sweet, and this was not it. We arrived about 20 minutes after it opened. There was already a line for chicken/meat items. Open parking space outfront. Bathroom could use some papertowels. There was only 1 hand drier that worked

We are staying nearby in St. Michael's and thought we'd explore the area. Stopped by this Amish…read moreMarket and got to die for soft pretzels! Only$2.50 for each large pretzel and $2.90 for a cup of cinnamon stick pretzels. OMG YUM! I would have bought more goods here but we had to run. Also bought a peach pie for Easter dinner.