Very friendly staff and very good donuts. Has a little bar area for coffee. Coffee was ok but that…read morewas expected because it is a donut place.

I rarely find myself out this way in the morning, so I was ecstatic to be able to swing by here on…read morea Saturday around 10AM. They still had a decent amount of donuts in stock and the line was growing fast. I thought everything was reasonably priced and the standout donuts were the glazed (which is how I usually judge a donut shop) and the blueberry cake. I was not a fan of the old fashioned donut as oddly enough it left a horrible aftertaste in my mouth. That might just be me so I'll give the credit where it's due. Hopefully I can make it back over here to try some other varieties down the line.

Chef reviewer: OMG!!! Awesome donuts, outstanding personalized service and the ambiance of this…read moreplace is so cute! This is such a great find. Warm donuts on a cold, snowy Sunday morning. A HUGE variety of donuts, coffees, bubble teas. Where else are you going to get Ube but here? Seriously if you haven't been here you HAVE TO COME here and check it out! Clean, orderly, well stocked, good variety, and professional staff. Can't recommend enough!

Delicious drinks and the owner is one of the nicest women I have ever met. We love Portia!!read more

Wow! This place was amazing. The building has that special old time charm. We enjoyed looking at…read moreall of the antique decor. They even had an old picture of this place hanging on the wall whenever it was a car spot which we enjoyed. We were greeted as soon as we walked in by a friendly employee. She was very helpful and patient with us. She explained everything to us as it was our first time there. They have a variety of flavors and toppings to choose from for their donuts on the menu. They are the old fashioned cake type donuts and she puts the toppings of your choosing on fresh. They also have a drink menu and even Linden Creek milk to wash those donuts down. The donuts were absolutely delicious! Really a special treat. I highly recommend checking this gem of a place out.

I never heard of this donut shop before. Last week, someone from my place of work brought in a…read morecouple dozen assorted donuts for everyone. I tried a cake donut with chocolate and peanut butter icing and it was delicious. The donuts reminded me of Peace, Love and Little Donuts but at a full size. So many other flavors I want to try. Go to place if you love donuts!

DONUT TRUCK: DonuNV.  Hot, fresh mini donuts...Wow, just wow!  They're fluffy with a perfect golden…read morecrust- the best sweet treat! They offer tons of donut flavors like: Rainbow Sprinkles, Oreo, M&M, Fruity Pebbles plus seasonal flavors like Pumpkin Roll, Caramel Apple, Apple Cider Glaze & more! Served fresh by the bag, bucket or box. Signature fresh-squeezed lemonade comes in fun flavors, plus they have coffee and hot apple cider & more craft beverages! My FAV Combo: Caramel Apple donut with Hot Apple Cider!

I RARELY give a 5 star review. I am not a donut person. I would rather eat pasta & bread for my…read morecarbs. I have eaten & enjoyed beignet in New Orleans. These donuts are better than New Orleans beignets. This FOOD TRUCK makes light as air donuts. I enjoyed watching my donuts being made. The small order was more than plenty for one person. You can invite them to a party. Hmmm ...

The sign on the door says "Please dress modestly". Eli & Annie's is a fabulous little Mennonite…read moreBakery amidst farm fields and mountains. The shop is picturesque. The staff is charming and one of the bakers was shaping dough for fry pies by hand when we arrived. We learned that they only make donuts for the weekends. Fresh breads, cookies and apple dumplings were ready, however. We picked up a couple fry pies. Fry pies are handheld half-moon shaped crust filled with a fruit preserve. The crust on the fry pies was flakey with a delicious and light sugar glaze. The fillings were a perfect blend of tart and sweet. I had blackberry filling and my husband had the strawberry rhubarb pie. There is no on site seating for eating. I didn't see coffee available. This is strictly a bakery. Prices are reasonable. The bakery is well worth a visit and worth the drive. Note: the shop is a little further on the road than the Yelp map indicates.

Hands down one of the best bakeries ever. The donuts are to die for! Saturdays only for donuts. Any…read moreother thing I've tried here is amazing. The berry cinnamon rolls are incredible. They make a ton of fry pies, I love the raspberry. Cash only! Very sweet people.

Wow! This is an old fashioned bakery you just need to try. Joe is literally behind the counter…read moreboxing up your goodies. Go early. Go hungry. You won't be disappointed.

I picked up donuts for our VBS youth volunteers and I have have never heard such excitement over…read moredonuts. Most of these young people didn't realize that this is how a "real" old fashioned donut should look or taste! One was enough to fill them up but why stop at one? 100/100 recommend! Yes you have to be there early but SO worth it!!!

We do this Dunkin once a year after doing the Latrobe Turkey Trot 5k. Dunkin always delivers a…read morepretty good product. The $6 meal deal is our go to now. The gentleman that took our order at the window was friendly and personable.

The girl was so ignorant being rude the whole time my…read moreboyfriend asked her if everything was in the bag she said "mhm" and she forgot hashbrowns and my donut

6/14/2026 Dozen…read moreAssorted - 5.2 It's not worth it. The early wake up, getting in line an hour before opening, them being sold out within a few hours. Showing up this early only for people ahead of you walk out with 3-5 boxes at a time. The hurdles aren't worth it. Now, if someone else brought them to an event and had them available - I would not scoff don't get me wrong, I'd have one (maybe two). I just can't get on board with this place philosophically. The mystique and purposeful scarcity of both selection and what leads to closing quite early is at this point trivial. But it appears the scarcity is the appeal. This is (currently) the NFTs of donuts. We got an assorted dozen and my wife and I were both of the mind "these are all average." Though we were aligned and agreed their Old Fashioned donut is the standout. That one is extremely cravable. Frankly, our experience left so much to be desired that we're content not to go back. I'd recommend not wasting your time either.

If you are truly looking for some of the best donuts in the Pittsburgh area, then look no further…read more Better Maid is a locally-owned small business with some of the best cake donuts I have ever tasted. Located on Steuben Street in the West End, this shop dates back several decades. It is located in an unassuming white building, with little signage. However, there is plenty of street parking along with the private lot on the side. This place does not necessarily have set business hours. They have an open time, and go until they sell out. Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday they are open at 7 AM, and the weekends is 8 AM. I would advise arriving for the set open time if you are planning to get donuts on any given day. Especially on the weekend, they will sell out within an hour or two (yes, the donuts are that good!!). Plan accordingly if you are planning to stop. It is not unusual for a line to be forming 30+ minutes before the doors open. The plus of getting there early like that is that you will be one of the first served, and therefore able to get first picks! The selection of donuts rotates each day. There is not necessarily a schedule on which this occurs, but they might have a flavor today that they will not have tomorrow. Some of my favorites overtime have been the blueberry cake, pumpkin cake, cherry "sandwich" filled, sour cream, and so many more. I have asked the staff before if/when they would be making a particular kind, and they will let you know if they have an idea, so do not be afraid to ask. They sell cake donuts, regular donuts, long Johns, cinnamon rolls, and other speciality items each day. There are also donut holes, while are quite honestly some of the best I have ever tasted anywhere. They are usually warm and melt in your mouth. Do not leave without buying some if they are available. The value here is unbeatable. With the donuts being homemade and fresh, the prices are the best anywhere. They are even cheaper than somewhere like Dunkin, but the quality is 100 times better. This is probably another reason the people keep coming back for these delicacies. However, note that it is CASH ONLY! When I first started coming here, an older gentleman owned the place. He was so friendly and social to everyone who walked through the door. I always enjoyed interacting with him when I came by. A few years ago, a younger couple bought the business. However, the previous owner still works alongside them, which is cool to see! The new owners have been more consistent with being open during advertised open days, and are active on their Instagram account. This helps with knowing specials, when they sell out, if there is a change in being open, etc. Before, the days were sometimes hit or miss if they would be open. However, this has improved a lot since the new ownership has been in place. I love Better Maid - there truly is not a better cake donuts or donut hole anywhere I have tried in Pittsburgh. Plus, it is local people producing a handmade product, which is something everyone can get behind supporting. I just wish there were set hours sometimes, but that is part of the culture of the business. So, plan on brining your cash and waking up early for these delicious treats.

This location is now permanently closed, which is ironic considering my recent review. I highly…read moresuggest giving Apple Harvest a try, excellent quality and portion.

I had to travel to White Oak on a recent Saturday morning, which is a neighborhood that I rarely…read morevisit. Naturally, I had to seek out a donut shop on the way in my quest to find not only the perfect donut in Pittsburgh... but the world. I looked for shops along the way and found the Corner Donut Shop, located at the corner of a strip mall on the McKeesport/White Oak border. It's open from 6 a.m. to noon, so I called ahead an order the day before knowing I wouldn't be able to pick up the donuts until about 11:30 a.m., figuring they would be low on options when I arrived. Surprisingly, there still were a decent number of options left when I stopped, but calling ahead an order was the right idea, since I was able to get exactly what I wanted. The shop itself was clean and had a solid variety. The seating area was blocked off because of Covid precautions, but looked like it would be a nice spot to hang out and have some coffee. Now for the donuts: Cake donut with vanilla frosting and sprinkles: Very soft, dense, and chewy, both the donut and frosting were mildly sweet. It felt like an upgraded Entenmann's donut. I prefer a cake donut with a crispy exterior, but this was still tasty. Cinnamon roll: The cinnamon roll is a special donut, not included as a part of a half dozen or dozen. It was quite large, soft, and had a subtle sweetness with a noticeably stronger cinnamon flavor than most other cinnamon rolls I've had. I enjoyed the strong cinnamon flavor, and would welcome other shops kicking up the cinnamon level in their cinnamon rolls. Vanilla cream filled: This was the sweetest donut of theirs that I tried, buoyed by a massive amount of vanilla cream. The actual donut itself was doused in powdered sugar and was a bit dry, but overall, it was balanced well by the cream filling. Toasted coconut cream: By far, this was the best donut I tried. Reminiscent of a coconut cream pie, the base is a raised donut, topped with vanilla cream and toasted coconut. The layered arrangement of the donut is unique, and avoids the common foible of cream popping out of the donut when you take a bite. The coconut was nicely toasted, and the vanilla cream was a perfect complement. If you visit this shop and like coconut, you need to try this donut. If I'm in the area, I would definitely visit the Corner Donut Shop for another toasted coconut cream donut and to try some other varieties. It's a solid little neighborhood donut shop with good variety, reasonably priced (I paid about $9 for a half dozen and a cinnamon roll). Check it out if you're in the area.