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Hudson Oaks Donut

4.9 (13 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 am - 12:00 pm

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Paula C.

This was such a cute little spot. The decor and overall look of the store was warm and inviting. Donuts were well stocked. The service was very friendly. We tried some of the classics like maple bars, glaze and chocolate and added a few of their cute options to our order as well. The donuts are light and airy, so if you're into a more cakey, dense donut, the options we tried were opposite of that. Very good donuts and prices were good. Would definitely come back when in the area.

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Hudson Oaks Donut is a hidden gem. Their coffee is amazing, any of their milk teas are delicious and there's always a new type of food or donut in there! The people are so kind and helpful and the whole vibe of the place is welcoming and cozy. This place deserves to be recognized for their hard work and dedication! Highly recommend this place!

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Best and freshest donuts in town, awesome variety. They also have delicious kolaches and the owners and workers are always friendly.

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Two words.... Mochi Donuts.. you'll thank me later. You'll have to get there early to get them but they are worth it!

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Grateful this place is still open. Donuts were dope, they custom make the jelly filled ones which I found impressive. Friendly staff!

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T J's Donuts

T J's Donuts

4.0(5 reviews)
5.9 mi
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Holy guacamole! Have you had a memorable donut? This is the spot, in Weatherford, TX of all…read moreplaces!! It's located in an assuming area of town but there is plenty of parking for patrons. The outside is a little run down but the goods they have inside are the BOMB. There's a good selection of donuts and kolaches and other sandwich type things, as well as beverages. There are several booths and tables to sit at, but like most donut shops, it's a grab and go place. I absolutely fell in love with how they make their donuts. It's not overly sugary but it has a very distinctive taste just as Round Rock Donuts has its own orange-y flavor in their donuts. I encourage you to check it out if you're ever in the area!

New ownership? New management? Regular staff just on vacation? I'm not really sure what has…read morehappened, but I've had my 5-star review draft waiting for me to finish it for a while now, but a few changes have happened that has me removing a star. So let's start with the original draft... Thrre has pretty much always been the same young gentleman working the counter when my kids and I stop in. Always happy, always professional, helpful, and always love seeing a familiar face! With almost every donut or sandwich ordered, they would put 1 or 2 donut holes as a little extra treat into the bags. Whenever my kids came into the shop with me, they would make them feel special and give them each a donut hole while we waited in line or were still deciding on what to get. They had little plastic toy rings on almost all of the "kid" donuts and whenever my picky little toddler wanted a specific donut with a specific ring, we weren't made to feel like a burden of she asked to have the combo she really wanted. The donut cases always seemed full of fresh goodies, and you could see them continually swapping out the trays with a fresh batch as they were being sold. The young gentleman was also VERY skilled at multi-tasking and could be seen helping more than one person at a time, keeping lines moving quickly without anyone feeling like they were being ignoted, making sure to l, at the very least, greet/acknowledge as soon everyone as they walked in. Now, the changes... One day, we showed up and were surprised by a handwritten sign on the front door, stating that they were no longer open on Mondays. It was, of course, a Monday. Now, the kids and I are all bummed because we don't have time to make another stop before school. We get around to going back later in the week, and our regular guy isn't there. Instead, now there are two older people behind the counter, one male and one female. Maybe the owners are covering for their one awesome employee who is getting a well-deserved vacation? I figured he took the day off or was on vacation. Who knows, but it's been quitevabwile now, and I think maybe he isn't coming back. As sweet as the two new people are behind the counter, they just aren't our young guy. The two of them together can't seem to help people as quickly as he could alone. They haven't managed to get down the inventory numbers well enough to have enough of certain items prepared and ready to go, for example, rather than having a couple of each breakfast sandwich or burrito ready for heating, they have to stop and go in the back to assemble each order as people order them. The tray of donut holes meant for grabbing and throwing the extra little treat into your bag still sits on the counter behind them as it always has, but they never grab them or just throw them into your bags anymore. The cases are only partially full of donuts now, and not one of them has the little plastic rings in them anymore. I understand they are a bit older, but almost everything has to be said/asked for more than once, as it seems they either didn't hear or possibly understand what you said and it gets a little frustrating. We drive past MANY other shops on our way from home and even go past both my kids'schools to make that special morning trip to treat ourselves. Although these things may seem really insignificant to most, those little details are what made this our favorite donut shop and why we went out of our way to go to TJs over other shops. Sadly, I'm not sure if that will stay the same now.

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3.9(35 reviews)
6.5 mi

I'm not a local, but I am so surprised every time I come in to Serve. The staff are all super kind…read more(a rarity in craft coffee), every coffee and espresso drink I've ever had from here has been on point. It helps that they use Oak Cliff Coffee for their beans, but the baristas also know their stuff. Far better coffee than I would have expected to find in Aledo, and frankly I prefer Serve over some of the craft coffee shops in Fort Worth. On top of that, the environment is so chill. Their back yard is worth the visit in itself. But inside, they have several rooms to hang out in or work for the day with big shared tables or small personal sitting areas. I'll be back every time I'm in town.

Was super exited to try this spot. Especially because it was a halfway meet point for my bestie and…read moreI. The vibe was on point, baristas were quiet but pleasant. The number one driving force between this and another coffee shop was the cinnamon roll we had seen featured on yelp from Another poster. I'm not sure if they had other pastries in the back or just what was on display (there weren't many at 11a on a Saturday). But we opted for the cinnamon roll-even though there was only one (sad one) left in the case. When we got it, it was the sad one....It was extremity dry, tough to cut with a fork, the edges were stale and the frosting was pathetic. What you see is what we tried to eat but ended up trashing. What's worse, I thought we were the only ones who got it (because it was the last one, right?). Wrong. Another patron ordered a cinnamon roll that came out equally was disappointing looking as ours. Will we come back? Maybe, but definitely not for the pastries that catfished us.

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