Excellent little place for mini donuts. We stopped on our way out of town and do happy we did…read more Customer service was excellent!

Cool (and apparently new) little spot on the edge of Historic Old Town Pocatello. A very cool donut…read moreconcept with donuts ready to go and toppings that you choose. A long and delicious list of breakfast toppings. And they even stayed open a few minutes late to help us. Awesome service and tasty snacks!

Yummy donuts and Michelle is the best! I have never been disappointed by going to satisfy my…read morecraving for donuts.

This place is a hopping, I figured this would be a good place to stop for a coffee and some…read moredoughnuts for the kids. My clue was the past couple mornings (July 2019) we'd passed by there was a line coming out the front door and/or people hanging out at the front to make their way in. I gathered up my courage and stood in line. People were friendly, checking out the scenery -- it's beautiful nature in this valley. Went in asked for coffee, and they put something together from my choppy suggestions. I mean, i pour coffee in a mug, i add a dash of milk and throw in a bit of splenda. I could tell they would serve me a treat. I ordered some fresh doughnuts for the kids, and a beignet type bready doughnut for me. Paid, reasonable charge. Made my way to the vehicle to take my booty (the doughnuts .... people) but wished I could'a sat there in the parking lot and sipped the coffee and nibbled on the beignet while staring over at the mountaintops. Maybe next time.

Donuts are A plus. I travel all over the United States and these are by far the best I have ever…read morehad.

While I have not been to this main location, I would like to comment on the experience I had at the…read moresatellite location in the Student Union Building of ISU. I am sure that my fellow reviewers are speaking truth when they are talking about the wonderful experiences they have had at the Cedar St location. However, I would argue that some serious quality control must be done at the satellite location, especially if they are to carry the name and image of an established business. To have a location ruin the reputation of your business by serving stale donuts and poorly made coffee is incredibly disappointing, especially when the reviews of the main location are so promising. The idea that the quality and experience found at the main location should extend to the satellite by the same name should be a standard belief. Most of the donuts at this store were stale before the morning rush was over, and I was served an iced vanilla latte that tasted as though rotten coffee beans had been ground into an espresso concentrate so foul it carried its own aura of bitterness. While I am sure the main location provides a quality experience worth paying for, something must be done to ensure that the satellite location has the same quality control and is able to provide the same experience.

Fast service, friendly staff! We love visiting Johnny O's, the kids like picking out their own…read morespudnuts!

Very interesting potato donuts. Never been to Spudnuts so I was excited to try a Logan staple. We…read moreordered a dozen assorted donuts and mixed and matched. I tried the Reese's (5/5), chocolate old fashioned (4/5) and the apple fritter (4/5). I also tried the cookies and cream milk because I saw it was gourmet and I'm a sucker for elevated versions of regular foods/drinks. The milk itself was pretty heavy. Something I could drink by itself for a dessert but definitely not paired with a donut. Pretty tasty tho Super nice and helpful workers who rang us up quick and did so with a smile. Satisfied w my visit. Will be back next year Logan!

Yum! Best donut I've had in a long time! We have a good variety of items. Cookies. Maple bars…read morecoconut cake donuts.

The cinnamon roll dough was good. My personal preference would have included more cinnamon. We ate…read morein the bakery. The rolls were served in a cardboard box. They were heated with icing. The box leaked icing onto the table top. The lady behind the counter was very nice and courteous. They had a table for 3 and a side room for a small group.

I attending a wedding that hired The Rollin' Donut to cater and they were a hit! People lined up to…read moretaste those delicious little morsels all night. Get folks that ran it as well. Highly recommend for any event!

Donut Bros are delicious and fresh! The Owner is great and supportive of other small businesses and…read moreschool activities! The donut flavors are all delicious!!

Triple D needs to stop running the episode with this place immediately! The Pie Dump no longer…read moreexists & what's left in its rotting corpse bares zero resemblance to it. If the new owners want to do their own thing, which is definitely their prerogative, separate and clearly differentiate yourself from it as thoroughly as possible. Everything on their Yelp page carried over from the original restaurant and not a single bit of it is still accurate. Making matters worse, they seemed visibly annoyed when we asked them about items from the original menu. It was weird and very off-putting. Additionally, make your phone number very easy to find. My family drove a couple of hours to get to this place and we had concerns, as there was mixed info as to whether this was still the same thing it was when Triple D filmed there. Everyone in my family looked for a number and tried to call them and none of us were able to reach them. We mentioned this and I don't feel that they were honest with us when they insisted that their number was readily available on the internet. It most definitely was not. It very much seemed to us like they are trying to take advantage of all the great publicity and buzz the original place received from Triple D and Yelp and they are hoping to trick people into coming and trying them and being wowed by the new product so much the old won't matter. So how'd they do with that? I was with my wife, two of my daughters, one of their husbands and my two grandkids. We all agreed that we felt like we were somehow in an episode of Seinfeld. As mentioned, we drove a long distance and waited to eat so we could try this and everyone was too hungry to push on to Ogden and try to find something else. Perhaps this is part of the plan for them as well. Hostage eating. There really aren't any other options around there. We finally hit a point where we were all so annoyed, we agreed that we were just going to go where the experience took us and then share it online. The menu is mostly breakfast food, which no one really wanted at 2PM. My wife ordered a club sandwich, which she said wasn't terrible but was clearly made with packaged deli meat like you'd buy at a supermarket. Nothing special at all. The two high points were the Utah scones and the pork chops that my daughters ordered. They were very fatty and low-grade but one of my daughters lived in the Philippines for a while and low grade pork is a staple food there so it brought her happy memories. The other daughter is just delighted to eat anything served with easy-over eggs and runny yolks so that made it all edible for her. My SiL was pretty unimpressed with his food but will be writing his own review. My grandkids are too young to care but growing up in this family, I'm fairly certain the'd have pretty specific feelings about it if they were a little older. I ended up ordering a breakfast burrito because literally nothing else on the menu looked vaguely appetizing after I hyped myself up for the menu I saw on Triple D. They charged me an extra $4 to include bacon, ham and sausage and adamantly refused to swap out green peppers for jalapenos. I agreed to pay extra for the jalapenos but there was not a single jalapeno in the entire burrito once it arrived. I opted to not bother mentioning it to our server since she'd been standoffish about every single thing we'd asked her about to that point so I just figured I'd let her know in this review that she pretty much bought with their weak hospitality. There was also a random bone shard in the burrito. How cheap does the sausage you use in your restaurant have to be to have bone shards in it?!!. If you look at the pic of it I posted, it looks like something purchased in the frozen section at Winco with some rubbery cheese melted on it in the microwave. One of the worst breakfast burritos I've ever eaten. I also paid nearly $6 for some appetizer pot stickers that were very overcooked and clearly straight out of a bag of frozen potstickers purchased from a food supplier. For contrast, we went to our favorite UT pho spot in Orem for dinner where they give you a dozen or more potstickers for less than $6 and if they're not making them themselves, they at least know how long to fry them so the won't chip a tooth. I realize that potstickers and breakfast burritos are a weird combo but the menu didn't give me much to work with. After many years of cooking for my family, I've developed a style I call "hybrid cooking" where I combine 100% homemade components with some pre-made items to create a meal that tastes completely homemade in much less time. If I owned a restaurant, I would try to do as much fully homemade as possible because that's your whole deal. Otherwise you're just low-grade fast food. The majority of bad restaurants I try overestimate their quality and abilities and it works for them because many people have simple palates and aren't as put off as I am. That's how the Jack in the Box's of the world exist

They has such warm and attentive service. The scone I had was so tasty--definitely one of the best…read moreI've tried!

Cute store with everything one would need! Local ice cream pints, pizza you can bake at home, a…read morecoffee shop located inside (as well as an assortment of local coffee beans for purchase) The fun part is the soft serve ice cream machine! There are isles of the usual convenience store items as well such as gum, sunflower seeds, candy, etc. Everyone was pleasant and kind!

Went in somewhat early and very bleary eyed when we realized that the owners of the home we were…read morestaying in had hidden the coffee. The store is cute and well maintained, not nearly as rugged as I was prepared for. It carries a small selection of all the basics. The owner was enthusiastic and younger than I expected. When he saw me trying to solve the coffee dilemma, Starbucks vs Dunkin' Donuts he suggested Dunkin'. He explained that for a couple years he was a Starbucks manger but he thought the Dunkin' Donuts coffee was better. I gently accused him of being a turncoat but took his suggestion. He owns the place, you hope he'd know what's best inside it! I walking out and noticed the attached Post Office. As a dude from the suburbs this sends the cutesy-tootsy meter into the red zone. Then I hear the cashier say, "Hey Irv, got your medicine in yesterday. Hang on, let me get that for ya." That's why guys like me love businesses like this!!