Finally tried them again and gotta bump them up to a 4 based on:…read more- Improved donut flavor - Improved seating inside and outside - Fabulous coffee -- S'Mores: A huge donut with dark chocolate and toasted meringue on top, marshmallow buttercream filling inside, and graham cracker crumbs around the periphery. A very messy, tasty donut. I didn't get as much marshmallow flavor inside as on top, but good flavors and okay textures. -- Creme Brûlée: Delicious outer coating of a light, wet glaze that's torched into caramel crispness just like the fancy dessert. Vanilla pudding on the inside. Softer, tastier underlying donut than I remembered from my last visit 4 years ago. -- Iced Coffee: Strong but not bitter and great coffee taste. Smooth. -- Packaging: I love the clear plastic donut containers that maintain the integrity of the edible artwork. And a high-quality pink bag with handles. I'd still like to see a fresher underlying donut, and chocolate topping closer to wet, but that's admittedly a rarity. This place impressed me this time around and I'll be back for more.

Over priced for what the donuts are. The service can really back up if somebody decides to order a…read morecoffee, so be prepared to wait if you just want donuts. Sunday morning they had two girls working the front, a line of 7+ people frozen in place because both are busy making multiple coffees. Be a good opportunity to partner with the local coffee shop next door, which is much better than the New England roast coffee they serve here!!

Well, I saw a person's review espousing good attributes about a warm hot glazed donut looking like…read morea Krispy cream donut on steroids I visited for first time and last time. I ordered two donuts for 9.57. Holy Donut holes Batman ! The prices per dozen is a car payment. The glazed donut was a thick heavy cake like dough inside and a glazed surface... I didn't like the doughy mix .... The glaze was falling off on me as I was eating in car...a real hot mess as they say on a hot day . The second donut was a butterscotch donut...I liked this one better but only butterscotch was in the glaze? Dough no butterscotch. The filling was a Boston creme type custard and was good, but not enough of it and no butter scotch flavors. Price chopper supermarket was next door and sold donuts for 1.19 each and were not bad . I had a donut of the month for 1.19 to dollar cost average the 4.80 a piece donuts .

The best donuts ever. Hands down. The flavor combinations are unique and perfectly balanced, the…read moreclassic are done to perfection, and the staff is incredibly kind. It's always packed so be sure to get there early before they sell out!

Came for RI Food Fights. I love old-school donut places like this, and the prices are so…read moreaffordable. $1.50 for donuts. They weren't just cheap, they were also really good and fresh. The Boston cream's filling was tasty and not fake tasting. The blueberry old-fashioned donut had amazing blueberry flavor with a nice, dense dough. Luckily, they're closer than I thought to my home so I can't wait to come back.

This is the third stop on my local donut tour. We've never been here so decided to stop in. This…read morelocation looks a little run down, but I don't mind that if the donuts are good! Lol. Anyway, I got a Boston Cream, my son got a chocolate frosted jelly and we got a bunch of "munchkins" for my younger son- glazed and chocolate. The Boston cream did have a lot of cream inside, but I found it to be extremely sweet- more so than others I've gotten. My son said he enjoyed it and there was a good amount of jelly inside. We always complain about jelly because most places don't put enough in. The munchkins were so/so. I found them to be a little dry. I also noticed they had a few other interesting donut flavors- things like maple bacon etc. Overall the donuts we tried were decent, but I don't think I'd make a special trip to come back here and it wouldn't be my go-to donut spot.

You get what you pay for at Rocco's. These doughnuts are MASSIVE and always beautiful. What makes…read morethem special is definitely the toppings and unique flavors that they put out monthly. Rocco's is also very consistent. You can expect that no matter what doughnut you're getting, the yeast donut or cake rings will always be the same - just vary by topping. This is a really good thing, since they've been open for so long and haven't changed their doughnut recipe. Besides their fun and unique monthly flavors, the good ones I always find myself going back to are the Boston Creme, Maple Bacon, and Apple Fritter. These are classics that are almost always be on the menu. I'm also pretty sure Rocco's has the best Boston Creme in Boston. It's a small shop with tons of options, friendly folk at the counter, and delicious photo-worthy doughnuts. What's not to love?

There was too many great choices to choose from. These donuts are massive and delicious. We got all…read moreyeast donuts, which were super light and airy. Each bite melted in your mouth. The apple fritter was my favorite, I loved the apple chunks and had a little crisp to it being double fried. The topping of the cannoli donut was so so good. I was expecting the inside of this one to be cannoli filling, but it was like a chocolate mousse which was a little disappointing. Overall I want to come back and try their cake donuts.

Food - hard bagels, plus over toasted 2/10. Flavored cream cheeses aren't very flavorful, seems…read morelike mixed ins with plain cream cheese Coffee - Weak, seems like just added syrups and hot coffee poured over ice (watered down) rather than actual brewed flavored coffee 1/5 Shop - Nice but understaffed for a relatively busy Saturday morning, only one worker. Overall, shop is cute but could use deep cleaning which isn't the worker's fault Qualifications: Foodie and coffee lover. Have tried most of the area coffee shops and breakfast places across Central MA and RI

They have a walk-up counter for ordering with a few tables…read more It's a nice meeting up place or a nice place to sit while you chomp on a quality bagel or fantastic breakfast sandwich. Very friendly people who really pay attention to your orders. High quality ingredients assembled fast and with care. Excellent breakfast sandwiches Solid assortment of awesome pasteries Very good coffee, tea and other drinks. Huge upgrade from D&D.

My fiancé and I often default to Dunkin on the way to work because it's consistent, and he's picky…read more I was very burnt out and no longer getting food during our morning stops, so I asked if we could find a local joint with real eggs. We went to Betty's this morning and it did not disappoint! The staff were friendly and attentive. The (what I assume were) "regulars" added to the small town ambiance. The food was really solid (we each got a breakfast sandwich), cooked properly, seasoned well. My fiance would likely ask for a second egg to be added to his sandwich next time to bulk it up, but my portions were perfect for me. Very grateful to have found this spot. We will be back!

Betty's is a great local breakfast diner. Always great food, cooked to perfection. Service is…read morealways pleasant and very helpful. And the prices are very reasonable

Best blueberry muffins in New England! Yeah, you pay for it... but there is no better muffin for…read morethe money. Coffee could Use some work. Especially "late morning" so my advice is muffin here coffee elsewhere.... Donuts are great. Fritters very good.... Can't go wrong on baked goods.

I was really torn about how to rate this restaurant since there are so few options in Mendon -- I'm…read moreprobably one of the old timers who just misses having Lowell's in its old, convenient location. I think the thing to remember about places like this in this area is that there are lots of breakfast/lunch diner places but they call close at 2 or 3pm and they, for the most part, are a little pricey. So, let's start with the good parts: there are lots of food options, including many veggie and even some gluten-free choices, which is important when you have a family member with food restrictions. Their espresso is decent. It's a medium roast, so not as dark and earthy as Starbucks, but still pretty good. I've been here with family and friends, and everyone has always enjoyed their food. They hire locals, including many high school kids and recent grads, which I appreciate. Now, the drawbacks that made me hover between 2 and 3 stars... First, the wait time. There is no reason it should take so long to order or to get your food. There are tons of staff here. I don't know what's going on that it takes so long, but it does. Secondly, the tables and booths are not cleaned often or well. There are always crumbs, coffee rings, spilled water, used napkins, etc., either on seats or on the table. Even when people bus their own tables, which they do, they need to be wiped down regularly, and they aren't. The floor was sticky and "crunchy" last time I was there, and I have to say the sticky floor thing is a pretty regular occurrence. And, the last three times I used the bathroom, it was either not clean or not stocked. When I visited with my father a few months ago, I ordered coffee, and he had coffee with a sandwich. His food arrived with the wrong items, and the bread was not toasted, as he had requested. It also took more than 30 minutes. If they could speed up the process and assign one of their many staff members to continually clean the busy seating area, I think that would bump this up to four stars easily.

New to the area, the hubby and I were trying to find a little breakfast spot.. Found this place…read morehere on Yelp and the vibe seemed cute. Non pork breakfast proteins are always greatly appreciated so that was the first thing I jumped for... Pulled up and realized it was a strip mall and low key thought, "Oh No" but once you walk in, its def not a strip mall vibe, this place is cute, super modern and just really welcoming. It was a weekday and the place was not that busy (I even asked, I imagine it gets BUSY on the weekends and the waitress agreed, it def does)! Our server was great, gave us some ideas, suggested the cinnamon roll - OMG TRY IT!!! Noticed on the menu it states if you want your omelet folded to ask, so I had to figure out what other option there was and Im glad we went with their traditional, its more like a frittata, but it was GOOD!!! Got the hashbrowns and they ask if you want onions and when they came I was like HOLY SHYT thats alot of onions, but it worked, they were literally some of the best Id had. The hash was good, the Chicken Sausage was great. Didnt have drinks on this trip, but will def come back to try all things coffee & Mimosas... Am glad we stopped in, this will def be a regular little place for us. Stop in & try! You wont be disappointed!

Pretty good breakfast place. The service is good. We only had to wait 5 minutes to get a seat for 4…read moreof us. Cute decor and clean place. The food was a little bland (as others had mentioned), but it was good for a quick breakfast place.

Wanted to try out this highly rated coffee shop to find out the line is longer than I was willing…read moreto endure. Maybe next time we'll try again.

Very good coffee shop. It was very busy with all seats taken. I tried the iced honey blueberry oat…read moremilk latte special and a spinach bacon empanada. The bacon in the empanada was not cooked to my liking so I ate around it. Latte was great. Also grabbed a 12oz bag of beans that I cant wait to try.

When I saw Krakow on the list for the RI FOOD FIGHTS #bestscoopshopri, I was immediately excited. I…read morehave been wanting to come and check this place out for some time. Finally I had my excuse to make the trip north to Woonsocket. I'm so glad I did. This place packs in so much stuff! A full grocery, plus deli counter and you can order a hot lunch. There's a cozy seating area with Polish clothing, books and art around to give it life. I walked around ten store for a bit, overwhelmed by all the delights on the shelves. I picked up a few items and went to the register. There, I also picked up my scoop. They serve homemade gelato and sorbet here, and I chose the amarena gelato (cherry). She served it up, added a cute little cookie and then I went outside to sit and eat. The texture of this wasn't quite gelato. But it wasn't quite sorbet, either. It was almost like a sherbert. It was smooth, fruity and a little creamy. The marinated cherry flavor really came through. If I could compare it to something family, it was like a grown up version of the old Flintstone Cherry sherbet Push-Up popsicle. I loved it. And I will get it again next time I come in. Krakow is such a special place, their Polish selection is awesome. It made me want to buy a Polish cookbook to learn how to use all the ingredients I saw! If you've ever had a pierogi, that's enough reason to stop in. Just make sure you get some gelato, too!

Amazeballs! Marta & Krystian are excellent hosts and teachers! The deli and shop is a wonderful…read moretrove of Polish goods, all sorts. We made 20 pierogi to take home (with sautéed bacon and onion), but they fed us so much food: borscht, mushroom croquette, bigos (hunter's stew), kielbasas, potato salad, gołąbki, leniwe (lazy pierogi), and apple filled pierogi. We also got a 10% discount, so I naturally had to bring home a babka! They are such dynamic instructors and the shop is lovingly decorated in all sorts of Knick Knacks from Poland, including a fabulous wall covered in Polka album covers. Excellent experience all around.