I'm honestly upset with myself that it took me this long to try this place out. We tried 4 donuts…read moreand they were all super delicious - most importantly to me as someone who tries to minimize dairy, you couldn't tell at all their vegan donuts were vegan! The staff were so helpful and patient as we were choosing between all their amazing flavour options. I didn't personally get anything to drink this time, but I'll definitely be back to try more donuts and maybe that chai as well.

This place is definitely a NYC staple. I feel like there's one on every corner at this point. Since…read moreNew York doesn't really have a ton of mom-and-pop donut shops, most people end up here or Dunkin'. If you want something a little more unique than Dunkin' or Krispy Kreme, this is the spot. The only thing holding me back from giving it 5 stars is the price. A couple donuts and suddenly you're spending way more than you planned. That said, the donuts are massive. You can easily split one with someone or save half for later. They also do some pretty fun seasonal flavors, especially around the holidays, so there's usually something new to try whenever you stop by.

The Dubai Chewy Brionut is one of the best & most unique donuts I've ever had. The outer layer is…read morelike biting into a soft tiramisu mochi pillow. Then the sweet brioche layer. Finally, the kataifi & pistachio center. The crunchy sweetness of this beloved flavor combo is undefeated. The friendly staff deserve their flowers for this deliciously incomparable treat. Get your Brionut whenever you're near K-Town. This cozy & quiet donut shop also has a smaller cookie cousin (Dubai Chewy Cookie) to the Brionut. I pity the fool who doesn't get both.

I came here with friends on a Saturday afternoon because of their summer bingsu collaboration. We…read moregot one of each flavor to split and try all of them - the tomato basil, the bear oreo, and the matcha. I was a little excited and very skeptical of the tomato basil since that was a unique flavor. My friends loved it and it was their favorite but I absolutely hated it, but it was good to try nonetheless. The matcha was nothing special and the bear Oreo was actually quite plain and I feel like is not worth it. The base layer of the shaved ice was almost tasteless - didn't really taste like vanilla or milk, and it was just sprinkled with Oreo. I would rather just buy my own pack of Oreos and eat that. They have outdoor seating which was nice.

Truly a bakery style donut. Freshly made, great fillings, with a beautifully fried raised donut…read moreshell. One donut is definitely plenty. They also served a variety of French pastry as well.

Great pastries. Their vanilla cream filled croissant is…read moreperfect. Only one complaint is I'm not fan of their coffee. It's more like very mild side and taste like tea. It's cute place for sure.

Stopped by The Donut Pub late in the evening for a sweet treat, and it did not disappoint. The…read moredonuts were fresh, vibe was great and the staff was super kind. It was our first time in, and they were patient, helpful, and happy to offer advice based on what we were looking for. We got way too many donuts, but honestly, is there really such a thing? Needless to say, we left happy. If you're in the area, especially in the evening or early morning, stop in. You won't be disappointed.

I was in the area for dinner and my sister wanted to stop in Donut Pub for doughnuts. I had a…read moreglazed old fashioned and it was quite good. Their glazed doughnut holes are also very old school - a classic. Staff were super nice - especially when my sister and I had a whole exchange back and forth because we had no idea what my mom wanted. Kudos to them for having to deal with us!

Most amazing donut I've ever had! I am not a dessert person and neither do I indulge in unhealthy…read moreeating very often. But I had a craving one morning for some sugar and 'Dough' was on my way. I walked in and realized one of their donuts was going to at least spread out for over 2 days for me. The flavors looked so delicious. I decided to go for 'Toasted Coconut'. Amazing nutmeg-y finish and I have to say I love the yeastiness of the donut - did not feel like straight up sugar, but felt like a complex cake/bread - the sourness did come through. The donut has body and texture. My donut world has changed from now on. If I encounter donut people, I will definitely recommend this place. And maybe next year try one of their other amazing flavors. It did cost me $6.80 but I'm telling you these are gigantic - one for 2 people I'd say. The place is simple, cute and clean - standard NYC modern shop. So not much to report here.

I had a taste for some sweets while I was in the city enjoying all of the sportsmanship and energy…read morethat FIFA World Cup was bringing, so I stopped by DOUGH at Rockefeller Center. It's a small shop, but it wasn't crowded, so I was able to see all of the flavors they had. The Hibiscus is what put them on the map, so I had to try that. Just so you know, I don't have any pictures of it because I ate it immediately! Don't judge me. 5/5 I also had the strawberry shortcake. Very fresh, nice texture, soft throughout. I reminded me of a strawberry crunch cake without the cake taste. I like donuts to taste like donuts despite the name and flavors. 5/5 I swear y'all I wanted the blueberry lemon with the oat crumble, but I had to get outta there before I ate another thing. I promised myself I would get it when I came back! Dough has delicious donuts that are thoughtfully crafted. Check them out. They have SIX locations throughout New York. Til we eat again....

Hot tip: Place an online order for pick up. Less lines, faster service…read more Of course after doing my typical research on Yelp for places to visit while in NY recently, I came across Peter Pan. That quickly went in the list of places I had to go to. I'm so glad I did. I went on a Sunday around 10:30am. There was definitely a crowd but it was minimal and organized chaos in a way. I did get the chocolate cake and original glazed with a sugar rise and a few donut holes. Everything was great. I could taste a little oil from being fried, but that's just my preference. Some people are ok with that. But let's talk about that sugar rise donut! Sugar rise was my favorite! When I bite into any donut covered in granulated sugar it better coat my lips like my chapstick. That sugar just sat on my lips as if it was just meant to be there. The staff were amazing. They were working hard getting orders taken and putting orders out. The interior was quaint and clean. Bottled water for $1 is a major win in my book! So thank you for that. Seating is limited. It's tiny in there. Great spot! Hit them up!

stopped by to try a donut and i'm so glad i did. such a cute little spot in greenpoint. i got this…read morejelly cream crumb cake type of donut and it was truly magical and sooo delicious. everything tasted so fresh and the staff was so chill and hardworking. honestly wish i lived closer to this bakery haha, i'd be here all the time! btw! cash only :)

One day in your life you may need emergency doughnuts and this is the spot to get them…read more What's an "emergency doughnut" you ask? It's when your egg-free brownies turn into a bubbling liquid mess the night before the office party and you don't have enough ingredients (or the will) to try again. The fact that they are open late is a godsend. Though the operation only looks like an oversized kiosk, they have quite a large selection. I was able to online order 2 dozen doughnuts no problem and still be spoiled for choice. The Tres Leches was the biggest hit. There were no leftovers to take back home despite my wishing there were. If it wasn't for my co-worker's egg allergy I would have never thought to come to this location. But the selection was up to par for their other location I visited in the past and they were just as fresh. If I ever have another need for emergency doughnuts I know just where to go.

Stopped by Doughnut Plant while walking around Grand Central Station in NYC for a quick dessert…read morebreak, and it definitely did not disappoint. This spot is one of the more well-known doughnut shops in the city, and after trying it, it's easy to see why. We ordered the Hazelnut doughnut and the Pistachio doughnut, and both were excellent. The Hazelnut doughnut had a rich chocolate flavor with crunchy hazelnut pieces on top that added the perfect texture. The Pistachio doughnut was lighter and had a great balance of sweetness with a nice pistachio flavor throughout. Both doughnuts were soft, fresh, and packed with flavor without being overly heavy. The location inside Grand Central gives it a really cool NYC vibe as well. It's the perfect stop to grab a coffee and doughnut while exploring the city or waiting for a train. Between the quality of the doughnuts and the atmosphere of Grand Central Station, this ended up being one of the best dessert stops from the trip.

For so long, the Upper East Side was in desperate need of a really good donut shop. I'm not talking…read moreabout Dunkin, although there's a time and place for that. I'm talking about an establishment that makes high-quality gourmet treats. As you can imagine, I was thrilled to see this one opening in the neighborhood last year. I have been to Caroline's several times since it opened its doors to the public. I've tried a few of their items, including the glazed twist, Boston creme, coffee donut, and strawberry filled. The glaze twist is one of my favorites. It's wonderfully sweet while not cloying, and I especially enjoy topping it with the Bon Mama berry jam I have at home. The Boston creme is truly made with love. It's sufficiently stuffed with creme and topped with a thick layer of chocolate ganache - the expensive stuff! The coffee donut is also delicious. Of everything I've tried, the strawberry filled was my favorite. You can tell their strawberry compote is homemade and not too sweet. The dough is light and fluffy and generously coated with granulated sugar. What a treat!

Another one bites the dust in the neighborhood. They are out of business. This small donut shop…read moreoffered a selection of handcrafted donuts which were tasty, from plain glazed to filled of different flavors. Yet, at $5 a donut on average it was a bit pricey for this area. I went there a few times to try it out but I could not justify paying that much.