out of state- from mass, this place is WAYYYYY better than any dunkin, always opt here for your…read moreearly morning sandwiches and coffee PS- fluffiest bagels ever

If anything- go here for the breakfast sandwiches. Dunkin sandwiches always disappoint with their 2…read morehalf slices of see-thru bacon and weird tasting eggs. Here at Bess Eaton they give you a mound of real bacon that has some crunch to it. And the eggs taste better here. Dunkin eggs have a crap ton of ingredients in them and I get a coconutty after taste. I don't care that they've tried to replicate the egg white and egg yolk portion- the taste and texture is so weird. Bread options are bagel, croissant, English muffin, and flat bread. Staff is more experienced here as they seem to hold on to them a lot longer than the big chains. A lot nicer service too!

If you tell me all the Starbuckses are the same, that's like saying all McDonald's locations are…read morethe same. And if your reply is you'd never go to a chain, there's probably not much more to discuss. I've quipped that I can't make an autobiographical movie because Todd Solondz would sue me for plagiarism but part of my founding narrative was an overly simplistic take on cities vs. rural areas. If Twitter existed when I was 14 my account would have been the most vitriolic assortment of anti-NYC videos. (California tumbles into the sea, that'll be the day I go back to Fresh Meadows). After years of Mellencamp-fueled thoughts of farms and trees, I actually got to spend some time in the country and eventually realized I'm more of a faux-rural type. For example: I like the hiking trails and dark skies in New Paltz but I'm glad you can get there by bus or buy a coffee at 2AM. In recent years I've been on a Mystic kick. I like the crickets, stars and unexpected animals (well, not that fox that seemed weirdly unafraid of human contact). But I'm also glad that iced Americanos are a short walk away. The beverages have been perfect and the service has been friendly every time. I certainly appreciate the existence of the outdoor seating even if I didn't choose it on this late-September excursion. Just like my local JC branch, the Yelp rating here is out-of-whack. As baristas are drawn into dumb political sagas and forced to comply with more corporate rules, I appreciate their hard work.

Rude and incompetent! Even after I carefully explained that I wanted to order a small Decaf with a…read moreshot of espresso, she ended up handing me only a shot of expresso black!!

RI Guys Donuts is an absolute gem and easily one of the best donut spots in Rhode Island. Every…read morevisit feels like a treat--from the warm, friendly staff to the incredible lineup of fresh, handmade donuts that taste as good as they look. The quality here is consistently top‑tier, and it shows in every bite. The donuts themselves are next‑level: soft, airy, and perfectly balanced. Whether it's the pillowy glazed raised donut, the rich chocolate frosted, or their legendary donut cake, everything is crafted with care and serious skill. And truly--get the donut cake. It's the perfect mix of nostalgia and indulgence, and it's one of those items you try once and immediately start planning your next visit around. Even the breakfast sandwiches looked worthly of a rave review. Rhody Slammah sounds life‑changing--and the iced chai "tastes like a liquified donut," which is exactly as amazing as it sounds. Service is another standout. The team is cheerful, accommodating, and genuinely invested in making your experience great. They've even pulled off last‑minute custom orders without missing a beat. Prices are fair, portions are generous, and the whole place has that welcoming, local‑favorite vibe that keeps you coming back. If you're anywhere near Dunns Corners in Westerly, RI Guys Donuts is a must‑stop. Fresh, flavorful, friendly--this is exactly what a donut shop should be. Cheers

First stop on Mothers day. A new spot to try. Thoughts: 1…read more This place gets busy! 2. They don't really offer any exotic or interesting flavors 3. Their hot food system is really slow 4. Their donuts were not anything special 5. After a long wait (all donuts had been consumed) they finally called on my husband to start making his breakfast sandwich to alert him they are sold out of his order 6. The employees huffed and puffed over a refund for the sandwich Overall- we live far away and won't be returning for dismall customer service and products.

We bought some donuts to try, and they were delicious! Service was great and there was an…read moreassortment of other baked goods including some gluten free items.

We ordered a dozen assorted doughnuts and a Donut Cake…read more Since we have had Allie's Donut Cakes for several years on many occasions, we held RI Guys to a high standard. Donut Cake --four stars Donuts --3.5 stars but Boston Cream was 5 stars Donut Cakes-- The RI Guys Donut Cake is a simple donut shape; whereas, Allie's offers decorated custom cakes when ordered in advance. Taste: More dense texture donut cake than Allie's. We prefer Allie's. Doughnuts: Individual donuts are similar. Frosting is thicker on RI Guys donuts if that is what you like. We like the donut cake better than the donuts. Value: A medium size RI Donut Cake is $14.99. An X-Large custom Allie's cake is $35. and I believe worth the cost. Allie's only accepts cash which annoys a few customers. Availability: RI ones can be bought at any time the store is open. Allie's must be ordered ahead. RI Guys are even available at the local Dave's Market. Both bakeries have their loyal customers. We are Camp Allie's, but think RI Guys are good.

Really loved my bagel from here the other day. Def one of the better bagel places in the state!…read moreCoffee was good too! Seems like a popular beach day stop. They have lots of bagels and choices so I can see why they are loved!

Came for a coffee left with a coffee and a sprinkled donut-they serve RI Guys donuts here! The…read morebagels, sourdough, looked amazing!! Cant wait to go back for a bagel. There is a drive through and plenty of parking. No outdoor seating but limited tables inside.

This is such a cute little mochi café! I immediately loved the floral décor when I walked in it…read morereally adds to the charm of the space. I believe the person who opened the store that morning may have been the owner, and he was incredibly friendly and welcoming. They have, by far, the best mochi donuts in Rhode Island. Usually, I'd have to travel to Boston to find this level of quality, so it's great to have a spot like this locally. Parking can be a bit tricky since it's in a busy area with limited off-street options, but it's definitely worth the visit. I'll absolutely be coming back!

Adorable new shop in Wayland Square. Super nice, friendly staff. The mochi donuts are delicious, as…read moreis their bubble tea, although I wished they added ice. They also offer mochi ice cream. Bubble Teas start at $5.75. Boba and other add-ins cost extra. Donuts start at $3.50. The prices are a little steep to make this an everyday stop, but it's perfect for a special treat.

Overpriced nonsense is the phrase that comes to mind for here. Why do you have different flavors in…read moreyour branding but just chocolate, vanilla, and swirl given as the only ice cream options? The chocolate tasted really fake. Sprinkles were cute, but this was just garbage, honestly. Definitely will not be back. I liked the color changing spoon but paying almost $20 for these was absurd.

Made to order mini donuts with toppings .... My daughter wanted a donut and to my suprise they had…read morethe cutest mini donuts that were made as we watch. The cashier was just ok . Cute place cute options.

I was so excited to try here because it's considered a staple! The line was egregiously long, all…read morethe way through their parking, since everyone I'm sure had the same idea on a nice summer day! We were in line over an hour! It moved pretty slow. Online orders were also closed that morning so we had to wait. The staff itself were very friendly once we were inside, but oddly enough, I found some of the other customers to be rude. Maybe they needed their morning coffee. The location itself was beautiful outside, so many little places to sit and enjoy food. There was live music as well. The food was ok! I got the coffee milk iced latte as I've never had coffee milk, and it was quite sweet, but that's what it's supposed to be. I felt like I had way more ice than expected, because my drink was done with just maybe 5 sips? I think next time I'd definitely get the larger size of coffee, the price difference is minimal but the size difference was huge. The bacon egg and cheese on the English muffin was good. Good quality, just a little dry. You can pay extra for sauces, which if I go again I would do. I'm not sure if I'd go again because if I'm in the area, I'd like to try some other places out too. The line took so long in the summer, I'm not sure how convenient it would be for me if there is no online ordering available, and if I have to modify menu items.

Very Disappointed! I hoped to have a wonderful latte and GF brkfast treat ~ my coffee syrup latte…read moretasted like burnt coffee and the corn muffin was dry. This is the first negative experience at Dave's. I was surprised not to see an opportunity to share concerns via their website. Don't know if I'll risk another $12 for an unsatisfactory purchase.