I hate to hate on restaurants, especially small independent businesses as they have enough to deal…read morewith just to survive without having a jackoff pontificate on what said jackoff feels. So take this in the spirit of constructive feedback guys. I tried to contact you directly but was told no one was available. I've been to side door donuts 3 times now but only was able to get donuts once. The first time I went I came too late, I didn't realize this was a side business run out the back of Billy and Pete's. They apologized but stayed firm, 20 minutes too late, sorry.. want a burger? Second visit, we made sure we were there shortly after opening time. Again we left donutless, is that a word? It is certainly a depressing feeling. As it happened, the donut machine was broken and they were waiting for a part. Weeks now. It was smack in the middle of Covid and I understood. I would have preferred that they updated on Google maps or something but what the hell, we had a nice 25 minute drive and hit up Duck Donuts instead. The third and last time was successful for Donuts but the experience was so bad I won't be back. Ever. The donuts are small. Like really small. And for $20 bucks total not worth it. They are good. Actually really good but my surprise, and embarrassment as I brought them to a friend's house as my contribution to brunch, 2 dozen bite size donuts equals 4-5 regular ones. Ok. Learned. But here's the biggest issue. After such a buildup trying to get these donuts, over the course of years, we were faced with the meanest, difficult person to guild us through our experience. She was older, unhappy, disinterested, unhelpful and just an ass. I stated it was our first time and not sure where to go as she yelled at us for opening the side door. There are no signs. Side door donuts.. you'd think you gotta go in the side door. Nope. I explained our buildup and excitement of finally getting here after our disappointing broken machine visit.. she said that the machine has never broken. I didn't want to argue.. I just wanted donuts. I asked what was popular and she said how do I know what you like and walked away without explanation. There was no menu. Finally she hands me something to look at but I'm already like F this. I said I needed to bring something for a brunch, she said 2 dozen but tell me which ones ... annoyed I replied whatever. I paid, no tip and when I got the box I didn't bother to look as I just wanted to put as much distance between her and I as quickly as possible, there was also a kids birthday party going on surrounding us so that also made me want to run. The donuts looked good and everyone at brunch laughed and said they were cute. No man wants to ever hear anything that starts with "aw that's tiny but cute". Donuts were good. We fought over who got what and there was definitely not enough. I wish the bitchy lady at the donut place explained what I was ordering as I never would have guessed 2 dozen donuts would be so unsatisfying. I would have bought 4 dozen had I known... So, donuts good, experience very bad. Too expensive for what I got and customer lost. Too many other places that want our money. Please do better.

Pretty good doughnuts. Their size is perfect bite size and they are just too adorable!read more

Wow wow wow! Went here for the first time a few months ago just to see what all the hype was about…read more I'm a huge fan of chocolate cream pies so of course I had to try it. One of the best chocolate cream pies I've ever had, so it's made its way to the top 3 best ones of all time! I always saw them posting about their bite sized jelly donuts so of course had to try those too! So fresh and filled with a good amount of jelly inside. The workers were extremely friendly. The inside of the bakery is small, but they've been very intentional on how to use the space. I must go back and try other things! Cash only.

I finally stopped in! It was my first time here. Love this place! Of course, I had to try the jelly…read moredonuts, and I went home with a pecan pie and a Keylime tart and a couple of black-and-white cookies. Everything was delicious! The jelly donuts were nice and soft like pillows. There's quite a selection of treats to choose from. The people who worked there are really nice, and I will be back.

I went to governors island for Pumpkin pointe and they had food trucks. My husband knows I love…read moredonuts so we got on a quick line and ordered to different kinds. The donuts are small and so soft and fluffy. It was a nice little treat. The Nutella and chill were my fave. Would def get these donuts again if I came across the truck

Grey's Donuts is a donut food truck that first launched in Yonkers, New York in April 2022. It was…read morefounded by husband and wife Jeremy and Christina Sanz. Both of them have been in the food truck industry for over 10 years. They previously had success with their other food truck: Waffle Box. Their delicious waffle creations even earned them a feature on the Rachael Ray Show. The Sanzes later had an idea to make a sister truck: one that made mini donuts. Their lightly crisped and airy donut creations feature delicious toppings such as Nutella, sprinkles or marshmallows. The Sanzes named the truck after their son Greyson and it can often be found at events (both public and private) and festivals in Westchester County (NY) as well as Fairfield County (CT). The Sanzes hope to have a brick & mortar location open in the near future. My family and I sampled some delicious donuts from Grey's Donuts this past autumn. We were at the Bronx Zoo for an evening Halloween-themed event. The zoo's regular concession stands were closed, but they did have a nice selection of food trucks present. When we saw Grey's Truck, we thought that some mini donuts with fancy toppings sounded pretty good. We decided to order and share "The Campfire" (mini marshmallows, graham crackers, chocolate glaze). The donuts themselves were pretty good, but the gooey chocolate and marshmallows made them so much more delicious. Those s'mores-inspired donuts really hit the spot! We hope to see Grey's Donuts at another event in the future!

Fresh warm dense old fashion donuts with creative variety toppings and icing. Attentive service and…read moreclean modern establishment

My friends and I always get duck donuts when we get together. They are perfect for sharing and when…read morespending time with friends. They are perfect especially when freshly made. They have so many flavors to choose from. Orders are always made quickly too. I can't wait to have some more

Really cute place and very friendly people. This is a small donut shop that just opened in town…read more The inside smells soooo good you'll want one of everything. The donuts are small enough where you can get one of everything! I like the mini size that gives you a bite of every flavor. But I'm sad that the flavors change so often. I saw a few flavors I wanted a few weeks ago but then when I went back this week all of them changed. I guess you just have to go and check frequently.

Overall 25 mini donuts. They change on a daily basis…read more The service was great and went thru every donut option they currently had. Apparently they were sold out of a bunch Very modern feel to the place which I liked. They need to partner with slave to the grind or another coffee shop to maximize their visibility. Better signage is needed for outside otherwise you wall right past thr place.

The brown sugar did not disappoint! The mochi donuts too hit, and I'm hype cause I'm not near any…read moreboba spots and this is about the closest to my house. When it's busy, parking might be hectic but in general I liked going here and am planning on coming back and trying new flavors! Get regular sugar!

I had gone to AT&T next door because my phone stopped working and was stressed out. I've also been…read moresick and noticed the word "tea" so I decided to stop in and treat myself after the ordeal. The guy behind the counter was beyond nice! I was sad that they were out of soup dumplings but I got the mini steamed buns and he asked if I wanted onions, sesame and sauce on top and I was like of course! I asked him what kind of tea I should have to help my sinuses and he made me a honey lemon jasmine tea mixed with cinnamon, cayenne and turmeric. I was nervous about how it would taste but was pleasantly surprised!! He was very nice and we had a good chat and when I got home and ate the dumplings I was blown away. The sauce and garnishes made such a difference, it was all SOOOO good. I wasn't able to take pictures unfortunately since my phone still wouldn't turn in but I needed to leave a review because I loved my experience. Will absolutely be going back! About a week later: Went back again and got a chocolate horchata, the philly cheesesteak buns and a mochi donut. The dumplings I got last week were better than the buns but I LOVED the chocolate frozen horchata and mochi donut. This really is such a fun little shop!

I searched for somewhere I could get donuts that wasn't DD and found this place…read more I grabbed a glazed donut and a sprinkles donut, and coffee. As far as yeast donuts go these were amazing - soft with a bit of chew. Just traditional icing, but I normally go for glazed anyway. The coffee was also fresh and tasty. There's no seating so it's just a grab and go place. I stood outside while I drunk my coffee and there was a steady stream of customers. Next time I'll try their concha which looked good too.

I often annoy my family and friends by complaining that we have no normal donut places in New York…read more There are premium donuts, and then there are the fake donuts imposed on us by "Dunkin". In the wider world, there are many places with good fresh donuts, cheap and delicious. It's a source of sorrow and wonderment for me that these are so scarce for us. Enter Santos bakery. An unassuming pocket of a shop in a Yonkers neighborhood, the friendly ladies at the counter are dishing out simple donuts that are fresh, delicious, and dirt cheap. I am not certain how they manage this, but a step through these doors is a step back in time, cost and service wise. I cannot recommend this bakery highly enough.

V Zuccarelli's is no longer in existence. The usiness at 321 White Plains Road in Eastchester is…read morenow Gabriella's. It is an Italian deli but the store was completely gutted and newly renovated. There was a food truck in front of the entrance for a couple of months while they were redoing the interior. Everything is brand new and shiny. The cooked food looked appetizing. I just came in for a couple of sandwiches. I'll be back. I tried adding them as a new business on Yelp.. But at 321 White Plains Road there is now Gabriella's. White store front with black writing, Best of Luck.Sal E. New RochelleI will take more pictures when zi go back

They are closed . Can anyone recommend me a place similar to…read morethis? I loved this place

Always delicious pastries, sandwiches, cakes, etc. Pleasant staff- clean shop, with a few chairs…read moreand tables outside. Be prepared to be tempted!!!

I'm actually disappointed I have to write this review and stop coming here. But this is the second…read moretime I bought a marble pound cake and found aluminum embedded into the cake. The first time there were large bits of aluminum on the bottom so it was easy to avoid. This time I'm certain I ate some as I noticed it in my mouth and then saw small bits of aluminum on it. Not sure how they're handling these cakes and I am a big fan of them but I will not be returning. That is unacceptable.