Was on a trip with our high school soccer team and saw Dinky Donuts on Yelp when we stayed in…read moreChester. The place is a cute little nook underneath the Eastgate clock area. Apple Maps did not get me to the right place...just kept walking and found it. The donuts are soooo good. Mini donuts with a little crunch to the outside and warm and soft on the inside. I had cinnamon sugar with a side of Nutella. Heaven!

Years later, they're still in business because these are the freshest warm donuts made to order…read more Recommend the cinnamon sugar. Grab a bag, and walk around to window shop.

Dunkin' Donuts recently opened a store at The Rock, Bury which is one of the few stores which they…read morehave in the UK, a brand that is obviously big in North America and parts of Europe including The Netherlands, never seems to have taken off here. It is a small unit, they do have a small seating range, the store did feel to have a lack of room to the point where if it was busy, you might even have to wait outside, on a nice day there is room for outdoor seating which would be a good idea when the UK government guidelines allow it. I ordered a large iced vanilla latte, it was a little expensive at £3.50, this would have cost more than going to many of my regular favourite coffee shops including Black Sheep Coffee, Joe and the Juice and Starbucks, sadly none of which seem to have branches in Bury. My coffee was overfilled which meant it was hard to put the straw in without all the drink gushing out, the lid also seemed poor quality so didn't help with that. I had to stir my drink as all the syrup was at the bottom, but the coffee was pretty bad quality, it tasted slightly watery and lacked freshness. The store looked good (despite the fact it could easily appear cramped with only a few people), and is a nice brand to have in Bury, but with overpriced coffee at mediocre quality, it isn't somewhere I'd want to return. 2* Review #3400

This is great! I got six doughnuts for 10 quid…read more The service was great. They even gave me a free postcard! It was empty and quiet.

Donut Dreams is a rival to the more famous and much talked about Krispy Kremes, now firmly…read moreestablished in Manchester. To be fair, they've given it a good go, but there just isn't a way to compete with Krispy Kremes is there? Theres just something about it, some secret ingredient, that makes their doughnuts irresistible. It's a bit like Hienz ketchup, that kind of thing. There's just no imitating it. Donut Dreams do actually sell the kind of doughnuts you are likely to dream about. They're all so brightly coloured with different colourful toppings, as if they've been lifted straight from Homer. No, not the ancient Greek writer, but the character from The Simpsons. This maybe makes it a better place to treat kinds to a doughnut than is Krispy Kremes. The taste though, whilst not bad, just cannot compete. They have a slightly bready texture that Krispy Kremes manage to avoid, and with one five minutes down the road, Donut Dreams will have to accept three stars.

Wow, this is the first Krispy Kreme shop that I have ever seen! I've either been blind for 23 years…read moreor they've only just started popping up across the country! I actually only tried a Krispy Kreme donut for the first time around 4 months ago, this is about the time that they secured a franchise deal with Tesco, around a month prior to Britain's obesity levels steadily beginning to increase. But who can deny them? I mean they are the best donuts available to mankind! What a great idea, get a load of high sugar donuts, add some inventive flavours, then pump them full of cream! But beware, these things are pricey,, and they encourage you to buy them by the dozen to save money! Which I'd happily do if I had money to waste on 12 donuts.Tthis shop is a little box set aside from the shops were you can go and get coffee and a donut for your walk around Cheshire Oaks. they have a range of Krispy Kreme donuts that can be bought individually or in multipacks!

Where the rest of Cheshire Oaks opens at 9 on a Sunday. These guys seem to live in their own little…read moreworld it took till past 10 o'clock for them to bother opening the shutters. Now the donuts are not made on site but still taste awesome. The coffee was a little lacking and there are far better options around. My final gripe was with the moody member of staff who clearly didn't want to be here and seemed to have a hangover. I feel the management have lost control of this outlet and hopefully will regain controls soon.

I can't believe that this place hasn't got hundreds of reviews already…read more... Especially as when we walked down the stairs, (on a Sunday afternoon) to the small basement shop, we were greeted by a huge queue! Now,I'd read about doughnotts from a vegan blog about the amazing range of vegan donuts that they offer and this spiked my interest, so the next time I was in Nottingham I made sure to try some of their delights. I'm not a vegan so tried their basic donuts of red velvet, chocolate and plain at a bargain of 3 for £5. They also do some super fancy premumium donuts that are slightly more expensive but looked absolutely spectacular! The donuts were absolutely delicious and were just as soft and tasty as the obvious big chain competitors. It also feels great to support a local business and I'm so pleased to hear that they have now opened another store in Derby. And before you ask... it's not called Doughderby. Thank goodness they've stuck with the name Doughnotts (which I love by the way). I donut know where else you could get a donut as good as here.

I've been a doughnut guy for years now. And this place is HANDS DOWN the best in England…read more Always bringing new doughnuts to the table and somehow manage to get better each time. Staff are always really cheerful and greet you with a genuine smile.

So then, this is a dessert heaven, and with 24hr drive thru opening how much better can it get…read more The place officially needs the title of 'Theatre of dreams'. The store is a light and airy space with ample seating and fee (gulp!) wi-fi and plugs for laptops! There is a glass screen covering the do-nut kitchen which processes the sugary delights & this is where every ones visit should begin- glued to the window! Standard favourites are always stocked with the addition of the 'featured flavour' options which rotate on a fairly regular basis. All flavours are a feast on the eyes as well as the lips and this is not a place to calorie count! Coffee is also on offer to accompany the sweet treats at quite reasonable prices. The staff are all clean cut, buzzy and friendly with the American inspired 'have a nice day' attitude. Gift cards and gift boxes are available as well as the Krispy Kreme merchandise, paper hats and balloons for the kids. This is a must visit place, a definite treat and an experience not to be missed!

A usual KK outfit with a donut theatre on site. Lots of seating and choice of donuts. If u have…read morenever had a KK donut before, u have truly never lived... Not to be confused EVER with a donut u would buy from a supermarket!

Milkshake cart is yet another business hopping on the band wagon of chocolate bar shakes. We like…read morethis trend don't we. It's one of those trends I don't think I'll ever get tired of. The concept at this lovely little vendor if you don't already know (where have you been?), is that you pick a chocolate bar, and they blend it with 4 scoops of ice cream. Yum yum yum. All for just £2.50. They also sell, donuts, crepes, and various other sweet tooth delights.

Great little cafe in the Northern Quarter. Doughnuts are out if this world. Had a Blackcurrant…read moreHeart and a Flat white highly recommended.

TL;DR - Donuts, coffee and a strong hipster vibe…read more We've popped in here on a Saturday a few times now and have had a pretty consistent experience each time. The great news is that the donuts and coffee are fantastic. If that's what you've come for, you won't be disappointed. The bad news is that we always seem to struggle to find somewhere to sit. That's mostly because the place is so successful I guess, but it also makes us hesitant about going because a couple of times we've ended up giving up and leaving. My other grumble - but this is definitely me - is that there are some serious hipster vibes from some of the customers. I can almost feel them judging me, and as someone rapidly leaving their 30s I basically end up feeling like a really, really old man whenever I come here!

Tried it once but it's still the Coffee House for me followed by the Bean & Brush…read more Tim Horton's coffee & bakery is in Sale centre. It's in a former bank. So it's not so much beating your weapons into ploughshares but turning your banks into coffee shops. Well I suppose it's a good start. All we need Tim Hortons to do here and the other places they've opened in North West England is pay serving staff the living wage, and we'll all be good to go. Tickety boo. It's all part of ethical trading after all. Isn't it? Their coffee is fine with a deal on differing sizes of filter coffee starting at £1.29 but Starbucks filter is much better and portion by portion a far better deal when you factor in the Starbucks free refill. Hortons coffee is better than Greggs, which offers great food deals, but the coffee is not as good as the roughly 8 maybe more coffee bars all comparably priced within a five minute walk including Cafe Nero, Alexandros, Bianco, Costa, Bean & Brush and the Coffee house. I can get 2 junk food breakfasts in Greggs just across the street for less the price of one junk food breakfast in Horton's, but Greggs isn't as comfortable to sit in. Still I'll stick with Greggs when I want junk breakfast. A special mention for the mini donuts we bought in Hortons. They had a silly name like Timmies. It was a box full; maybe 10, 12 or 20, I don't remember but they were truly awful. I can't recall when I last had terrible tasting donuts, but I won't forget these for a long while. We bought them about 3pm just a few days before Christmas and they were stale, sugar stodge. So that's my one and only visit. Mr Tim Horton died by his own actions in 1974. Despite being a famous sports star and seemingly very wealthy he managed to flip the sports car he was driving under the influence of booze. He managed only to kill himself. He had opened his coffee store with a business partner (whose son later married one of Hortons daughters). The partner offered Mrs Horton a million bucks for her share of the business in 1974. She took it but years later she felt she'd not been paid enough (darn right - she should have negotiated 1% of annual turnover too) so she sued him and lost. That's the law for ya (3rd cousin twice removed from justice). Mrs Horton died in 2000.

Coffee is good and tasty. Breakfast good. Staff work hard and are to b praised. It's appeal is…read moreprobably more towards the younger people due to its resemblance to other fast food outlets. Give it a try.