Great donuts! They were out of cream sticks by the time we arrive (late morning on a Sunday), so we…read moreordered a half dozen variety, with a couple of chocolate cake glazed, a chocolate iced, a cinnamon bun, a sprinkled iced, and a pumpkin donut. They were all delicious, especially with their coffee and hot chocolate. The guys working there were super friendly and helpful. Love these small local places and we're so glad we stopped!

The attitude given by the young male owner was horrible. It was a Saturday morning when I stopped…read moreby and there were a few people in line, a good thing for the new owners, right... He out loud said to his mother that they should lock the doors because they were so busy. Wow did I really hear that, sure did. Someone might want to remind this guy that a line of customers waiting to buy their product is a good thing. Don't really care how good the product is, all I know is I won't be back and I pass my experience off in conversation with friends and family often.

the donuts are always a disappointment. they're mushy and just a mess in general. i'll pass from…read morenow on

A wonderful, CHARMING, local store that will remind you of childhood if you grew up in a small…read moretown. The first two things you'll notice is the excellent mid-century design of the sign outside (some are inside too - keep an eye out) and the exceptionally friendly greeting upon your arrival. There's no self check outs or disgruntled big box store "greeters" here; just genuine local folk who are happy to see you (even us out of towners). For how small the store is there is a wide variety of just about everything you need and then some things that you don't "need" but certainly want, like the donuts. I visited over the holiday and couldn't resist the clearance holiday socks. Who knew?! I found many items that I was having trouble locating at larger, more prominent grocery stores. If you're shopping for tofu you'll be out of luck, but I am willing to overlook that due to the overall charm and convenience. Shopping just isn't like this everywhere anymore. Do yourself a favor and pick up as many groceries as you can all while shopping small and local.

We found Mighty Fine Donuts while searching for coffee shops on Yelp. Since Yelpers can be pretty…read morecritical, we were impressed to see so many glowing reviews and a solid 4-star rating -- so we hopped in the car to check it out. The case was full of tempting choices, and everything looked amazing. The maple cream donut was absolute heaven -- the glaze had just the right touch of maple to balance the thick, tender dough. The edges were perfectly crispy, and the texture was unlike any donut I've ever had. The glazed twist was equally delicious. The coffee was very good, though a little too hot to enjoy right away. The only real downside was the lack of seating -- no tables or chairs inside, despite the large open lobby, and no benches outside either. We ended up eating in the car. That said, the donuts were so good we went back in for more. Definitely worth the stop! It was so good, we brought friends with us the following morning because donuts this good need to be shared with friends. And best of all...maybe prices were insanely cheap!!! No wonder people were walking out with two and three dozen...

Donuts were disgusting!! They definitely are not the same as old owners . They only had about a…read moreteaspoon of filling in them and the outside was dry. Will Never go back. Can by much better donuts at Wegmans.

We got 4 of the Chocolate Frosted Bavarian Filled Donuts. They were a solid donut, the chocolate…read morefrosting was sweet, the donut was soft and pillow away, I wish they're a little more Bavarian cream inside than there was. I like the donuts that have more filling than donut, but that's just me. They tasted fine though! It was seven dollars for four donuts so that was pretty cheap these days.

I picked up two dozen of Clark's donuts from the Franklin store yesterday. They almost seemed to be…read moreone day old. Hardly any cinnamon anymore in the cinnamon rolls and the cinnamon rolls didn't even seem to be swirled. It seemed like a lump of dough. I'm OK with less icing on it, but there's no visible cinnamon when you eat the cinnamon roll. Prices have quadrupled and the quality is about half.. I've been coming here for 15 years and they used to be fresh and full of cinnamon. I've started buying the bear. Laws as they have more cinnamon.

They have fantastic pizza. An incredible selection of pastries, and cookies. I highly recommend…read morethe lemon raspberry cake is incredibly delicious.

About 3 months ago we started here for a pizza and was NOT impressed…read more.. We gave it another chance and it was amazing... the owner who is was here and made sure everything was on point. Wife is a vegan and he made her a vegan pierogi pizza... It was awesome...

Went here this morning. Drive thru was super busy and so i went inside. I was ignored while they…read moreworked the drive thru instead. Finally get my order in... a bacon cross with egg and cheese and a hashbrown. It was ICE COLD... like it was barely unthawed. 6 coffee shops in town and this is the service you get here. . Bye bye I won't be back

Stopped in at 7:00am wanting a donut ... doors were locked ... bummer. I could see employees…read moreinside working, so I called on the phone to ask what time they opened? Nobody picked up the phone ... so I went to the new Dunkin' instead and got what I needed ... no cheers for you Timmy Ho!!!

Great little donut shop! They make the donuts to order, and since we couldn't decide we let them…read morechoose for us... we were definitely not disappointed! They all look delicious, like little creations of yummy donut art!

Fantastic little donut place. You take a fry cake and choose your own toppings. Soooo good.read more

I've got to say that I haven't been more excited to write a review about a business than I do with…read morethis place. And this is none other than "Byler's Community Kitchen", an Amish-run supermarket/deli that is tucked in the small community of Jefferson, Ohio. Located on SR-193 and just south of SR-167 at Denmark Township, this particular place is in a very open space area surrounded by country roads, green grass in all directions, and signs (showing a horse & buggy) to let visitors know that you're in Amish Country. After reading some of the Google reviews and studying some of the settlements where the Amish people reside, I was absolutely curious to see what their supermarket is all about. I arrived here during the morning of Thursday 9/14/2023 at around 10:30am. The parking area itself consists of a non-paved lot surrounded by a cooler that sells ice as well as a small area where you can fill up water for only $0.25, a real bargain which is way less than a travel center. Their hours of operation are also quite flexible as they're opened Monday through Friday from 8:30am-6:00pm, Saturday from 7:30am-6:00pm, and closed on Sunday. The inside though is where the real excitement begins. Here you will find a vast amount of freshly baked bread in all varieties. In addition to the bread, they carry a huge assortment of cooking flour, sugar, honey, pasta, nuts, whole grains, coffee, jams/jellies, candies, fruits, vegetables, and other perishable snacks. They even have a very impressive refrigerated section including staple items such as eggs, milk, Amish country butter, cheeses, and cold cuts. But the real winner here are their desserts; everything that includes fresh baked fried pies, graham cracker pudding, cheesecake, and much more. I did want to point out that they are also a full-on deli making some of the most delicious sandwiches. Although I didn't order a sandwich, a customer ahead of me did and it looks absolutely amazing with their homemade bread, a variety of fresh cold cuts, and cheeses. Not to mention, the prices are very affordable as you can get a ready-made sandwich in less than 5 minutes for only around $6. In addition to all of this, they also sell other various items including flowers, cooking utensils, and even Amish-made washcloths. Since I was traveling from out of town, I didn't buy too much to haul on the way back home. But I did purchase some of their home-processed "Apple Butter" (for $4.50); which I might say is delicious on an English muffin, "Trail Mix Snack Bites" (for $3.08), and "Graham Cracker Pudding" (for $1.89). The pudding is absolutely heavenly as I've never eaten something so creamy & delicious. I have to say that the Amish ladies that work here were so friendly and hospitable. The Pennsylvania-Dutch accent was a little tough to understand but I still left with a thank you after visiting this place. All in all, Byler's Community Kitchen is absolutely a must-visit if you want a true, authentic experience of a real Amish supermarket. Many Amish settlements are situated in Ohio but also in nearby Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Illinois as well. Finally, it is great to have these people a part of our country with their traditional values and not relying on technology like the majority of us. With that said and done, I am giving the first Yelp review of "Byler's Community Kitchen" a unanimous five stars.

Prices are pretty high for most things which is a bummer but convenient location and everything…read morethere is tasty! Love the fried pies and baked goods.

I've been coming to Madsen Donuts since I was just a couple months old, and it's always been a…read morefavorite of mine. They've opened two more locations back home, but nothing compares to the original--this one will always be my go-to. The donuts this morning were incredibly fresh and tasted amazing, just like I remember. The staff is always friendly and quick, which makes every visit even better. Highly recommend!

I typically am not a donuts eater, but I was able to inhale four of these donuts no problem. They…read moremake them fresh every day. It is probably the best I've ever had. I highly recommend the chocolate cake donut, and the doughnut with the strawberry filling. It taste like a warm toaster strudel. My mouth is watering thinking about it.

Ok, I kind of have an addiction. I've been here three weeks in a row (and I don't live all that…read moreclose). The maple iced donuts are still making me teary; I wish they'd sell the icing by the bowl so I could eat it with a spoon. But even I wouldn't drive this far this often just for donuts. The first week it was the peaches that brought me back, because I'm just not finding decent peaches in grocery stores. But then last week I also tried a couple ears of corn, and it was quite possibly the best I've ever had, so I had to come back this week to get a bunch more of that. This place just makes me happy.

Nice produce market and bakery items. We loved your raisin filled cookies (polished off 3…read morecontainers), family members didn't like molasses cookies (partial to mine). Enjoyed the active bee hive. Nice place to visit.