Went there Friday November 1st and out of lemon filled donuts. Went again on Saturday November 2 nd…read morearound 2 o'clock out again. If you sell it make enough that you don't run out until late.

The Donut Place is exactly what you want and expect -- fresh donuts for not a lot of money…read more They'll even fill your doughnuts with their excellent sugary cream if there isn't a line. Don't tell them I said that.

Roger's is the go to place for morning doughnuts and coffee and for a solid lunch. Good food…read more Good prices. Convenient location just off the Rushville square. Recommended.

The best donuts,pies,cookies, and homemade noodles you will ever purchase. Absolutely no comparison…read moreto any other vendors.

Bring back the generous white cream in the center of donuts. Quit shorting customers for something…read morelesser.

Came early in the morning and the employee was so nice and friendly. We got 4 donuts and 2 coffees…read more She went above and beyond to make sure we enjoyed our coffee and that it was made the way we wanted. All the donuts tasted great. Wish there was more tartness with the pink lemonade one though.

Would recommend service is very fast, drinks and donuts easy to get to. Cool building.read more

Banana Pudding Doughnut: Krispy Kreme (KK) has a fantastic origin story. Allegedly, founder Vernon…read moreRudolph bought the recipe for his original doughnuts from a New Orleans barge chef. I just think it's neat that the KK doughnut recipe might have some ties to beignets or other French cuisine. Wherever the recipe came from, there's truly something special about their original glazed doughnuts that transcends the genre. As part of their 2026 Spring Collection, KK has revived one of my favorites (yes, it was introduced in 2020 and I have a picture to prove it), the Banana Pudding Doughnut. The official description from KK is "An unglazed shell doughnut filled with banana pudding Kreme, dipped in vanilla flavored icing, and topped with crushed wafer cookies and buttercreme flavored dollop." My doughnut was a bright yellow color teeming with crushed wafer cookies (at least on half of it). This is my first minor complaint. The doughnut looked more visually appealing in 2020 with the 2026 version instead opting for a "Two-Face" look. Most of the flavor comes from the vanilla icing, except for the couple of bites that contain the sweet banana Kreme (my second complaint, there could have been a little more Kreme). I've had issues with missing or incorrectly flavored filling from KK, but when they do it right, it's divine. The banana and vanilla paired nicely and reminded me of why KK is my favorite doughnut chain when things go smoothly. Although it's an artificial banana flavor, it is well done and is not overly candy-like. The only other banana filled doughnut I've encountered has been at Voodoo Doughnut and KK's version is a worthy competitor for those unable to access Voodoo. It's on like Donkey Kong, Doughboy approved . Doughboy_Food_Reviews My KK favorites: 1. Hypno-Henry, The Cake Batter Monster 2. Oreo Cookies & Kreme 3.Peanut Butter Kreme Filled Doughnut Topped With M&M's 4. Mississippi Mud Pie 5. Banana Pudding 6. Butterfinger Original Filled 7. Biscoff Cookie Butter Cheesecake

Showed up to buy donuts and out of all types including regular glazed. Store was also closed and…read moreit was drive thru only.

Donuts and coffee were good but the ice cream is terrific. It's creamy and dense, and the portions…read moreare generous. The shop was crowded but they had plenty of servers and the line moved quickly.

Scoop has great donuts and good coffee. However, the restrooms are shabby and not particularly…read moreclean. It would take only a modest effort to address this shortcoming.

$11 for four donuts plus a small coffee. Yeah sounds a little pricey for Lincoln. But they are full…read moresize and we were at the new location that has plenty of seating and a soda fountain to boot. Clean restrooms. Good variety in terms of fruit filled. Sour cream cake and a coconut frosted cream filled were the other two.

Mel-o-Cream Donuts is in a little old small shopping plaza on Keokuk Street in Lincoln. You'll see…read moreit between Happy Wok and Famous Liquors. DON'T PASS IT BY! This place offers delicious donuts of all kinds, cream filled pastries, honey glazed rolls and lots more. The shop serves tasty, piping hot coffee. You can sit at the cafe style counters or take your order "to go." Prices are exceedingly reasonable. It's a great stop for a quick snack and a fun destination for kids. These days the staff and the "carry out" customers wear masks. IF YA SNOOZE YA LOSE! Mel-O-Cream is mighty popular and the pastries go FAST! When the last donuts sells each day, the shop closes. The earlier you go - the best choices! DON'T MISS MEL-O-CREAM!

The donuts are amazing and so is the help! They are always super friendly and helpfulread more

This place has become a Saturday morning tradition for my kids and I. They are unequivocally the…read morebest donuts in area. If I was just reviewing the donuts, it would be 5 stars. They are made fresh daily and they have so many varieties. You'll need to get there early to have the full selection, because the morning rush wipes them out pretty quickly. The dining room is outdated but clean. The parking can be tricky, especially when they are busy. You may have to park next door. Their parking lot is in bad shape with pot holes, puddles, and no clearly marked parking spots. Don't let that keep you from stopping by. It's worth it for the original glazed donut.

Outstanding bacon, egg, lettuce, tomato sandwich with a lot of yummy crisp bacon. The Popeye…read moreskillet wasn't as good as my husband was hoping, and the biscuits were too crumbly. Nice staff.

We were traveling home from Peoria and stopped in Jubelt's for lunch. This was our first time. It…read morewas right at the beginning of lunch time and they were moderately busy. First impressions, the restaurant needs some help with cleanliness. Tables and chairs are worn out, the floor just looks old and dirty. I'm sure they clean, but when things get that worn and old, it doesn't matter. Part of the "charm" of this restaurant is the Route 66 proximity, and that was part of our reason for going there being the 100th anniversary of the mother road. When you enter you are faced with a bit of confusion. There are handwritten signs telling you to grab a menu and get a table, then you have to go to the counter and place your order. I've seen this before and it makes little sense. I suppose it's a labor saving method, but not practical at all. We found a table and looked at the menu, which is quite extensive. They, also, baked their own breads and pies and have a display case with pastries. We placed our order and returned to our table. The food arrived in a reasonable amount of time, but while we waited, I watched people coming in and being just as confused about the ordering system as we were. Plus, the line at the counter grew into the seating area. I would think the counter would be good for to go orders like the baked goods and pastries rather than dining customers. I ordered the 1/4 ham and provolone croissant sandwich with fries, my daughter ordered a turkey wrap, and my wife ordered the turkey club. They both ordered fruit cups as their side. The croissant was very good. It was flaky, moist and pillowy, but held the ingredients of the sandwich well. My wife and daughter said their sandwiches were fine. I'm not sure my sandwich had a full 1/4 pound of ham on it, but it did have good flavor. The fries were hot, but right out of the bag. The fruit cups didn't appear the freshest. It looks like they do a good business with the baked goods and pastries. Maybe that should be the business which would make more sense with the style of service they are doing. It was worth trying, but I don't know if I would return. The employees were all friendly and were hustling and I did see someone clearing tables, but I think the place could go for a remodel just to maintain an appearance of

The donuts were wonderful they went out of there way to make sure I got my order I will be back…read moreover and over

Due to poor planning on my part, I needed to pick up food for an event I was a part of and nothing…read morewas really open at 5 am so I drove to Pekin for doughnut. Awesome experience. The woman behind the counter was really helpful. Everything was incredible and everyone loved them. Some of these were so massive that I genuinely over ordered, but we started handing them out at the end of the day. Would go back if I lived in the area.