Best donuts ever! Love their chocolate frosting, it's thick and decadent. Their sandwiches are…read morefresh made to order.

While a bit out of the way for us (Springfield, MA), this is still a favorite. Everything they make…read moreseems fresh and well made. There is a good selection to choose from and my kids are always trying something different. The staff are friendly and keep it feeling very inviting. It's a cool looking place and the inside is never crowded, despite how busy they often are. The parking lot can be chaotic, but that's nothing too off putting. My only gripe (if I had to have one) would be that the coffee is not at the same level as everything else here. It's good, especially compared to other donut places I've been in the past, but it's nothing special. My wife usually has me drive through the dunkin nearby for coffee, but Ms Murphy's are the only donuts that matter to her and the kids.

We were looking for a spot to apple pick and found this place; unfortunately, they didn't have…read moreapple picking. However, they do have a great farm store. The parking lot was spacious. Outside, there were mums, gourds, pumpkins, etc. We scored some gourds for a dollar each. Inside, it was a lovely place to shop. They had premade soups, pies, meat pies, a bakery, fresh produce, honey, jellies, soaps, shirts, etc. The place was definitely popular, people were in and out constantly. We bought some pastries (pumpkin muffin, blueberry muffin, cake pop) and it was good! The only thing I don't recommend were the cider donuts, they were kind of dry. The cashier was okay, kind of dry also lol, other than that, a good place to get some fresh eats. I'd definitely visit often if I was close by but I'm lucky to have a bunch of these types of stores near me already.

This is one of my favorite places I always go back to when I come home. The pies and pastries are…read moredelicious, the people are always kind, and the farm store is the cutest coziest place with so much to look at. It's a gem.

I was trying to get out of Massachusetts and back home to Cleveland as quickly as possible to beat…read morea winter storm, after getting gas nearby I was headed to the highway when I noticed Donut Dip. I had just seen Donut Dip pop up in an online article as the best donut place in Massachusetts and so I had to stop. Donut Dip is an old school donut shop, a large selection of a wide variety of flavors are on display. The short line moved quickly and I ordered an Apple Fritter and a Chocolate topped custard stick for the road. The price was a bit higher than I expected but the donuts were big and looked great and I wanted some food for the road so I didn't have to stop. The Apple Fritter was good, however it seemed to be a bit light on actual apple piece and while tasty it just wasn't anything special. The Custard stick was excellent, the custard was rich and luscious which nicely balanced the perfectly fried donut, the topping was thick and chocolaty giving the donut an old school feel. Although I didn't have a long visit I would say that overall Donut Dip has very good to great donuts. The shop feels classic and if I was nearby I would love to try some of the other flavors. Well worth a stop to check them out.

Stopped here for our midway stretch and fuel break between Hudson and Providence and we must have…read morestumbled upon a neighborhood favorite because this spot was packed! Very cozy old fashioned donut shop. As a donut lover, I had to get one of my faves (old fashioned) and I asked the staff for their recommendation and went with the honey cruller. I'd actually never had this before but my husband and I both took a bite and decided it tasted like sweet corn dog breading and we weren't mad at it! This spot was tiny and bustling but they move the line quickly. Not in Springfield often anymore but would recommend it to anyone in the area! No indoor seating and a small parking lot in the back.

This is a decent local donut shop. They offer donuts, coffee, and breakfast sandwiches. It…read moredefinitely feels old school. I stopped in for a bag of donuts. The donuts were big, soft, and delicious. The tables were packed with patrons, so they're doing something good. Overall, a nice alternative to a chain cafe shop.

Stopped in early this afternoon for a coffee and donut. Donut selection not that large but maybe…read morebecause it was afternoon. My powdered jelly donut was just ok. Way too much dough, not as much jelly. Coffee was...how to describe a place where you can't fix your own. No sugar / artificial sweeteners / creamers on the counter. Resulting in a very light coffee (not what I wanted), and leaving most of it behind. Doubt I'll be back.

10.23.25 This donut shop is tucked in nowhere Torrington…read moreright off of route 8 & right across from Lowes. Great spot. These donuts are so good. I wish I was closer. They're always fresh and very good size. It looks like any typical donut shop that you've been to. Nothing really stands out except that really intense smell of FRESHNESS. So good in the air. Three service is also always great. They're so kind and genuine here. Always great hospitality and very nice people serving you. They have some deal that they sell you the donuts at a discounted rate after like 5 or 6 o'clock . Something like that. I was so surprised that they offer this. I still remember the first time here when they told me about that and I took advantage of it and bought more than I originally planned on getting. I think it's a great concept I've never encountered elsewhere and think more donut places should adopt their truly great concept. Makes sense instead of throwing donuts away at the end of the day. Almost forgot to mention their coffee. It's so good for just a donut shop. It has such rich full body taste. Such a great place to frequent. Love you people here :-)

The Donut Station has the BEST donuts! Freshly made twice a day, you will notice the quality of…read morethese yummy donuts at first sight AND first bite! My favorite donut is the double chocolate frosted donut. The first time I brought one home, I cut it in half, intending to only eat half. Couldn't do it; ate the whole thing! If you like donuts and other sweet treats, thus is a MUST try!

I've had Dude's Donuts twice now. I had what I call a cheat code donut-- the Apple Pie Donut -- at…read morethe UCONN game. I call it that because it's more elaborate and more expensive than most donuts. It was good, but I thought the apple filling could have been better. This week I had a Sprinkled Donut my wife brought from an event. More of a standard donut. It was good. I would definitely check out the store if I was in the area. Four Stars

$3 donuts at the NE Tacofest? I am in!…read more I walked away with 2 apple cider donuts and a churro donut. I have to share.... I REALLY liked their apple cider donuts! It wasn't the best I have ever had but i was impressed. I do wish I had bought more. I hope to cross paths again Dude's! Footnote: I did not try the churro, it was for my teen.

Yesterday was my first time visiting Tasty Dessert Bar with two of my friends. I was recommended…read morethe açaí bowl, and at first I didn't think anything of it when it was handed to me. However, after my third bite, I felt something sharp in my mouth. Confused, I immediately took it out and realized it was a sharp, pointy piece of plastic that had been in my bowl. The manager saw me remove it from my mouth, so I went up to him and informed him about what I found. He didn't say anything to me directly and only spoke to his assistant who was making the bowls. I'm letting you know about this so you're aware of the situation. They may be using plastic blenders, which could have caused this to happen. I was told that I could only receive a refund for my bowl, after the fact that we paid 57 dollars for to be honest 3 sloppy bowls. My friend that introduced me to the place said he's been their many times and whenever the young man worked the back the bowls were sloppy like if he just threw things together.

The most underrated cafe/bakery in Northampton. Amazing staff, amazing deserts and so many options…read more Donuts are a must.

Really cute location and bakery within the area. Not a ton of seating but there are some booths to…read moresit of play games. Definitely go early as they will run out of items. Did enjoy a pasty of a chocolate expresso scone which was really good but did feel a little rushed out as I came late even though they were open for another hour. Overall good and recommend!

Dad and I stopped in here for a caffeine fix and more…read more As a triple decade amateur baker and recipe creator this "sniffs in" at 4.5 stars... We showed up at 11:30am and per the worker it was a little thin but still many acceptable options. LEMON BLUEBERRY MUFFIN: -- nice irregular shaped appearance -- visually appealing -- not too sweet -- pronounced balance of both flavors which is rare with these two flavors when combined -- oftentimes the lemon dominates the blueberry -- tastes even better than it looks -- quite moist without being oily or greasy RATING = A JASMINE HONEY LATTE (HOT): -- smooth and just enough flavor and scent of both -- tastes natural and authentic -- smooth java RATING = A+ Quaint and country vibe inside. Very roomy space. Conveniently located near the airport for this weary traveler.

This 75-acre farm opened as a U-Pick farm to the public since the 1980s. There are about 15,000…read moreapple trees which are no more than 6 feet tall due to the way it was planted. They planted it this way so people can reach it when the fruits are ready to be picked, genius idea. They also grow peaches, plums, nectarines, blueberries, various vegetables, and Asian pears. We went in September for apple picking. The parking lot was spacious, a nice farm stand, a patio area, and a picnic area. This year, apple picking started on 8/31/2024 and ends in late October. You have to check in at the window to purchase a ticket; they give you a bag and ticket for a tractor ride to the apple orchard. The farm stand has donuts, ice cream, cider, slushie, and a cafe. The tractor ride was fun; you can buy a ticket just for the tractor ride alone for $5 or $18 for a bag and tractor ride. We waited about 30 minutes for the tractor; it was the last tractor ride of the day and it was a busy Saturday. We went late in the season so most of the apples were picked over. We were able to get a bag full though. The property was amazing and the view of the hills from the orchard was lovely. After, we sat at the picnic table area and which had fire pits too. They had toys for the kids and there was live music. We tried out their hard cider (4-pack $24) and it was good. Overall, it's a fun place to do a fall festivitiy.

Great place for fall festivities- they have expanded the farm a lot with various activities for…read morekids. Enjoyed apple picking ( less apples then usual this year sadly) and gone up in price but overall great experience. Large farm and hay rides. Also was able to sit and enjoy cider and donuts. There was a line during peak season but goes pretty quick if towards the afternoon. Overall very nice

Sold on location and the fact that they have muffin tops. I've driven past here hundreds of times…read moreand never pulled in. Came in for ice cream tonight and instead I bought a cider slushy and a blackberry muffin top with cream cheese which didn't stand a chance. Only place knew that sold them was Rice Fruit Farm in Wilbraham and I have boycotted them. There was live music which was nice as well as some animals and a play place. Extra parking in the back. Ice little gift shop. Definitely a place for everyone.

I had a feeling this would happen, and it did. When Rice's bought The Apple Place they brought…read moretheir cheap frozen Sysco food service pies with them, and slapped a premium price on them. I ordered two pies this year for Thanksgiving, and they were not the same pies that I had the year before. It's a shame. No goddamn way am I paying like $40 for two cheap mass produced pies again. I think Atkins actually makes their own.