Walking around sure makes you hungry! It was time to grab a coffee and a donut. Vacation carbs don't count, right? I came around lunchtime and just wanted a coffee and donut. I got a hot latte and a sour cream cake donut. It was delicious! The coffee was hot and sweet and the donut was crisp and delicious! I sat here for a little while and enjoyed my snack. The shop was nice! Cozy, with a fresh brewed coffee smell! read more

I insisted we stop in while my husband and I were walking around Melbourne for a break and rejuvenating snack of donuts and coffee. Plus, I'm never one to turn down the possibility of a donut and coffee. Shortstop specializes in cake donuts rather than yeast, which allows for more creative flavors. I have always preferred more specialty donut flavors than traditional ones. My favorites in years past have been matcha green tea, earl grey, rose, lavender, etc. So imagine my elation when we stepped inside Shortstop and saw all these phenomenal flavors aligned with my preferences! I, of course, insisted on ordering the triple matcha, while my husband opted for their earl grey and rose. We also ordered coffees, a filtered coffee for my husband a latte for me. Their coffee is sourced from local roasters. The triple matcha had a matcha cake base and was topped with white chocolate, matcha glaze, and matcha icing. I'm never one to say "too much matcha," so this was perfect for me! I had a bite of my husband's earl grey and rose donut, which was a lovely balance of earl grey, lemon myrtle, rosewater, and rose. Highly recommend if you're in Melbourne craving some sweets. We're so glad we stopped in! read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Coffee and donuts! - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

I'd walked by Shortstop Coffee & Donuts a few days earlier but they were already closed by that time. Lucky for us, we were randomly walking around the CBD and this time it was open. We dropped in on a Sunday afternoon (around 3:30pm). It wasn't busy which was a bit surprising but the workers are incredibly friendly and offer you water when you sit. There's coffee but we were here for the donuts! A dozen flavours and all of them sounded scrumptious. These are artisanal prices but sometimes, you get what you pay for. After much hemming and hawing, we were able to settle on three donuts to share. - Passionfruit ($5.00 AUD) - Pistachio, cardamom & apricot ($5.50 AUD) - Earl grey & rose ($5.00 AUD) I'd come back again to try the rest of their flavours. Totally worth it. read more

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If you ever wanted to taste unique donut flavors and not the same old same old donuts I recommend trying Shortstop ! These donuts do not fail - they are light, fluffy, moist, everything you want donuts to be ! The flavors of the donuts are true to their names as well! A must try is the Australian Honey & Sea Salt donut: it has the look and texture of a churro & then glazed- it has the right balance of salty and sweet - moist every bite lol - SO GOOD The matcha one is yum - it has strong matcha flavor, and more of a cakey texture The coffee cake & toasted pecan was amazzzingggg - great crunch and not too sweet- definitely for coffee fans for sure Sadly I found the pandan and coconut sugar to be too sweet for my liking (& I'm never the first person to say that!) but it did have a nice coconut flavored cream filled center! But yes, if you do get a chance, stop by and don't just settle for one donut - I prefer try all and then you'll find what's your go to ! The coffee is awesome too - just not the best place to chill and sit and hang out - maybe try their bangaroo location. read more

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I had the earl grey and rose donuts. They might just be the best donuts I've ever had. Certainly the most sophisticated in flavor. The coffee was amazing as well. Everything about this place is perfect. A beautiful, delicious shop tucked away quietly. Can't recommend enough. read more

There's nothing like going on an afternoon donut hunt while you're on vacation. Yelp led me to Short Stop shortly before closing on a weekday. Earl grey and chocolate peanut butter were the flavors remaining, so I snatched up one of each, half noticing that the $4.50 (AUD) price tag is more expensive than gourmet donuts in the States! Yowza! Overall, happy to have tried these, but the donuts were slightly greasy (read: leaves residue on your fingers and napkin), especially the chocolate peanut one. That was unexpected. Earl grey had a nice glaze to it, rose petals, and tapioca-like inclusions inside. Definitely a special treat. read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Earl grey and choc pb - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

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The food was great and the service was perfect, the owner was nice enough to recommend the best donuts and give us tips on how to eat them 10/10 would go again shop needs more recognition. read more

The healthiest part of my donut was the hole =p Triple matcha cake is a green tea lover's dream! I was pipped to the post and missed out nabbing the last Boston cream so I was consoled by the earl grey & rose cake which made me feel like a kid asking Santa for a Hulk doll for Xmas but instead getting a Barbie doll painted green. I wish they were open now. The 2 gourmet donuts set me back $9.50 read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Can eat these like m&m's - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

Stopped in twice during my week in Sydney and both times were really good. Walk up counter was quick and easy. Friendly service. Didn't love the jelly donut but the others were very fresh and yummy. read more

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Love their donuts, it was simple, classic and done flawlessly... This place has won a sweet spot in my heart with their (limited) arrays of creative donuts. Flavors such as earl grey and rose, as well as coffee cronuts are some of the things to look forward here. Came here an hour before they shut and we were left with only 5 flavors to choose from; I picked out the walnut and brown sugar, it was more of a bread donut: fresh, fluffy and crunchy... absolute bliss! Their price tags, isn't exactly cheap, $5 per donut! Totally worth the sweet indulgence, imo. Also, seating are limited, but when you are lucky enough to snag a table, get a cup of coffee as well and enjoy the lustrous and chic ambiance of this donut shop. read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Selections at 3 p.m on a Wednesday. - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

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I love that shortstop offers an order service, get your drool face on at home and avoid embarrassing yourself when you walk into the store. Sutherland street is like the "red light" district of dessert, get your naughties on from shortstop and pop in next door to the raw dessert bar if you need to ease off the donut guilt. My favourites from shortstop are the peanut butter jam, cinnamon sugar and sea salt curler. The earl grey which I have been dying too try tasted a tad too dry and too fragranced. The curler which looks like a rounded churros was awesome, with sea salt that makes it surprisingly even better ( how did we ever eat these without sea salt?) though looks small for the price we paid. The cinnamon sugar is a safe bet and the rhubarb was lovely. Shortstop is good, but with so many competition in town it would be nice to see maybe the curler ( which I think is Shortstop's hero) more and improved ( size, price or flavour?) read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Peanut butter jam, earl grey, rhubarb - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

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When it comes to donuts, I do not profess to be an expert. I'm not really a donut kind of girl, as I prefer savouries over sweets. But who can resist the absolute perfection of Shortstop? Everything here has been considered and carefully assembled. From the coffee selection (Market Lane) to the variety of flavours and textures in the donuts, right down to the interior design of this store that is just aching for a feature in Monocle magazine. It's all beautiful. Even savoury lovers like me can be kept happy with less sugary options like the matcha and black sesame donut that is scarcely sweet. read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Matcha and black sesame. - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

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Divine, delicious doughnut nirvana is found here. Take some time out of your hectic schedule and bask in the heavenly light that is doughnut creationism. From small things great doughnuts grow. The small cafe has been thoughtfully created to ensure optimum pleasure for the client. Wide, open space with a lot of soft light. Small tables for those wanting to bask in the calmness of creation. Along the wall there is standing bar to enjoy coffee and watch the pastry fairies conjure up wicked treats. The staff are friendly and mildly timid, as they still flutter about to find their feet. In all fairness it's day two and the goods are literally walking out the door as fast as they can make them. The shelves look lonely but not from lack if doughnut creation, but sheer popularity from the masses. Within 5mins of walking in and ordering a small chest full and a coffee the mid morning coffee break office workers started to flow in. Moments later there's a line out the door and doughnut restrictions are enforced. Supply and demand my friends. All the way along the staff are icing, filling and brûlée-Ing and chatting to devoted fans. This really is a place to relax and take your time to enjoy the small pleasures in life. Like a peanut butter jelly doughnut!! read more

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I love coming here & smelling the most unusual beautifully presented donuts in Melbourne, Whether it be early grey or rhubarb for example they are just a couple of the donuts that are available it really is somthing special. Service is always fast the donuts are so fresh sometimes there still a little warm which I really enjoy, The barista is always cheerful & makes a beautiful mocha chino. This place has come from humble begins with just a stall to a thriving business with a large customer base that it is today, why not treat yourself to a little slide of heaven next time you are in Melbourne CBD you won't regret it. read more

Tucked away behind Elizabeth Street in a little side street stands the only reason I go to Uni on a Monday morning. Shortstop's donuts are fresh, fluffy, light and sooooooooooo delish you feel as though you could eat 20 in one sitting and still be up for another round. Although they aren't the cheapest on the block with 7/11 on Elizabeth St playing host for the all famous Krispy Creme, Shortstop is well and truly worth the couple of extra bucks, not to mention, the staff who work there are quite easy on the eye. Coffee is also very good! read more

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A very good flat white and the cookies and cream donut was a real highlight. The cream was perfectly balanced, not too sweet and left us wanting more. Even one of my friends who is not into donuts loved it. Tried the cinnamon cardamon and that works if you are looking for a classic. Soft and light. Came back for the cruller. This sells out early usually by 3:30. The texture was really good light, crisp outside. The glaze is a bit too sweet for me but i enjoyed the salt tang. Friend and I are both big on quality coffee and this place does not disappoint. read more

I'm starting to get a little confused with all of the similar sounding names of the multitude of coffee shops popping up around the place, but this one is basically hidden down a back laneway just off little Lonsdale Street near (or a part of, I can't quite remember which) a new development. Anyway, the thing that makes this place stand out are the donuts, though I have to admit that I only came here to try the coffee as opposed to the donuts. I'm not sure if you can consider donuts to be healthy, but they seem to be made out of rye (from what I could tell since, as I mentioned, I came here for the coffee). As for the coffee it was okay, more on the bitter side than anything, and the cups, like many of the places around, tend to be pretty small, which means that it can be a little pricey. It was okay, but not really one of my favourite places. read more

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Really yummy donuts. However No milk alternatives just organic cows milk. Good for takeaway. read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

I insist on dragging my colleagues all the way to short stop donuts today. This is the first time I have visited the actual shop and it was beautifully bright and welcoming. The guy behind the counter was so patient answering all our questions and tolerated our indecisiveness! We finally ordered our donuts and when I asked my colleague whether his red velvet was good he said, "No. It was amazing!" I got a dark chocolate and peanut butter donut which at first was a bit sweet, but I soon realised it balanced perfectly with the slightly salty peanut butter cream in the middle. Yum. read more

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Best doughnuts in Melbourne. End review... Ok I guess I should write a bit more. Service is always fantastic. Always greeted with a smile, always polite and helpful. Fit out is hipster of course. Bright, white tiled walls, polished concrete floor, light timber tables. Big window so you can watch the doughnuts being made fresh. Coffee is by Market Lane and consistently good. The actual doughnut dough is so good. Buy a supermarket doughnut and try it next to shortstops and you'll understand how important good dough is, and fresh dough. They keep some of their flavours seasonal, like only using oranges when they are in season. The flavours are interesting and not sickly sweet. And Friday is peanut butter day with 3 different peanut butter based doughnuts. read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Triple matcha doughnut - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

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Shortstop coffee and donuts shop in City. It is a very small and easy to miss. But it is also the must try coffee and donut store in Melbourne. Love the coffee and green tea cheese cake they serve. One of the best cafes in city. read more

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Definitely one of the cutest coffee spots in town! They always have a great range of different freshly made donuts - until they sell out!! Best to go early to avoid disappointment! My favourites are anything with peanut butter! The name "coffee and donuts" literally means only coffee and donuts- not even hot chocolates! Perfect spot for coffee snobs but if you don't drink coffee they still have great donuts!! read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

This is a special donut and coffee joint. I was lucky enough to drop in for a box of donuts, choosing six of the best looking ones I spotted in their display cabinet. I like these better than Doughnut Time, which I have tried both in Melbourne and Sydney. Then, just before slipping away with my prized and holy prizes, I eyed off a fresh batch of dark beauties being carefully raised from the fryer and I asked what they were and if they were ready. These babies are called Spices Apple Fitters and eaten hot they are to die for! I would even consider hanging around until a fresh batch of these or other donuts are ready just to get that hot donut experience. Maybe they should consider a few varieties served hot from a warmer to give their loyal customers a hot donut experience? The flat white was smooth with a mid-dark roasted profile. read more

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My absolute favorite doughnut shop in Melbourne! I first tried Shortstop at a Flour Market bake sale and I was immediately hooked. I was visiting a friend in Melbourne for two weeks and let me tell you, I tried a lot of doughnuts! Shortstop blew me away with their Tiramisu doughnut and the Maple Walnut and Brown Butter. Highly recommend and I miss it so much. read more

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Having followed Shortstops journey from concept to store on Instagram, I was really excited to finally be able to visit the Sutherland St cafe. Getting straight to the point - the donuts were amazing! We were able to try Bourbon Creme Brûlée and a Berry ring donut. I had never quite tasted a donut so good - it had the softness and sweetness of a Krispy Kreme, but not tasting nearly as cheap! The recipes have been based around the best from America, and it produces amazing results! The coffee is made with Market Lane beans (the owner previously worked there I understand), which is a perfect way to match the quality of the coffee with the donuts. I don't think I need to say much else in that regard, as you know the coffee will great. The cafe itself is also a delight to visit - in what you could describe as a 'tired' lane, Shortstop definitely brings some brightness and fun to the lane. Its a beautifully fitted out too, with beautiful timber benches and lovely decor to serve the coffee and donuts with. read more

At approximately 4 dollars a donut, you should expect to get what you pay for. This are delicious gourmet donuts that have a unique twist to them. This is nothing like what I have ever tried. I tried out the earl grey and rose, Australia seasalt cruller and my favorite was the vanilla bean glazed donut. My friend's childhood friend owns this place and said that he is keeping up with the demands of what the people what. It was a crazy start for his business but he's there and ready for it. Originally a barista at a coffee bar to successful entrepreneur. I might just have to savor these donuts from afar and watch my friends eat these donuts. Best gourmet donuts you could ever ask for. Enjoy it with your delicious cup of coffee! read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

Being a fairly new resident of Melbourne, I was quick to realise that donuts are making a comeback here! Or maybe they never left and they've just been fancied up! I was also quick to learn that the guys at Shortstop have built themselves a fairly decent rep for delivering the goods in the donut world - so what was I to do but go and check this place out for myself?! I have to say that although the time I spent in the shop was rather limited (even for someone like me who struggles to make decisions between tasty treats, I knew that any decision would reward me with a donut delicacy which made things that little bit easier), it was so great! Given that I was spending below $5, the customer service I received was THE BEST. Restaurants, coffee shops, anywhere really could take a leaf out of their book as I was greeted immediately, welcomed into the store and time was taken to give a description of the products on offer by one of the fabulous staff, despite the fact that they were relatively busy. This does not mean that other customers were left waiting however as there was ample staff to deal with everyone. There was also the option to come in, order your donut (and coffee) and get going with your day for those that had even less time to spare, but personally, despite the fact I was already late back to work from my lunch break, I welcomed the opportunity to find out about how their products were made, what each tasty option entailed and personally view some of the magic in action behind the glass. I ended up deciding on a maple glazed number and it was so damn tasty! I have to say the highlight was the experience I received in store, and the doughy deliciousness I got to eat once I tucked into my donut back at work was an added (and fabulous) bonus. read more

After spying a photo of the Earl Grey and Rose doughnut a few weeks ago, I knew I had to have this delicious item in my life. As someone who will fixate on a food item until they get it the wait certainly felt longer than it was. Finally! Opening day arrived but I was informed by many that the doughnuts were selling out fast; not willing to take the risk of going into the city to be disappointed, we decided to pre-order. Meanwhile glowing reviews were flooding in, spurring jealousy. One of every single doughnut on the menu was pre-ordered (Well, what can I say but I take my reviews seriously? That seems a good excuse to indulge anyway) to be sampled by a few. Yes even cutting up the cream and jam filled ones to share though that was a pretty bad idea really. Messy. But TWO of the precious earl grey. Sadly on arrival the order had been mixed up and the Earl Greys were missing! After an extremely stressful week (apologies to the staff) my devastation on the lack of Earl Grey must have been obvious on my face and, clearly not expecting to (nearly) make a customer cry during the first week of opening, wonderful customer service scurried around and offered a few extras if I came back the next day. Colleagues laughing at me not withstanding - well I ended up laughing at myself and the absurdity of the situation. Returned today and the hallowed Earl Greys were waiting for me just as promised. xoxox thank-you Short Stop for making a distressed customer feel better at the end of a truly awful week, it's these little things that make a difference and I will never forget it. And now in due course, my review of yes, every single flavour, in the order they appear on the website. RAISED DOUGHNUTS Rhubarb and Ginger - This is as close as you'll come to a 'refreshing' doughnut. The ginger flavour is somewhat stronger than the rhubarb, but it lightens the dough and doesn't sit as heavily on the palate as a doughnut usually would. Cinnamon, Cardamom and Sugar - I had low expectations of this doughnut. I thought, hey, these are pretty pricey pieces of dough, and clearly designed for the hipster-gourmet aesthetic (of which I sometimes join in and sometimes deride, what can I say, I'm kind of fickle). Nonetheless I was pleasantly surprised, it has a good flavour, not overly sweet. I wouldn't come here specifically for this doughnut (as other options are better, in my opinion) but if you were keen on a good coffee and a classic you wouldn't be disappointed. Apple, Bacon, Honey and Thyme - when I read this on the menu I thought "that will either be terrible or amazing". Well, it wasn't terrible. It's not terribly bacon-y, and the thyme is also very subtle. I liked it but it wasn't a favourite, my partner however was very keen (I mean it contains bacon). It brings the taste to more of a pastry. Maybe a ham croissant or an apple danish. But the savoury element certainly reduces the doughnut-y-ness. CAKE DOUGHNUTS Banana and Chocolate Hazelnut - This was one of my favourites. Basically a ring of banana cake with chocolate icing. It was moist and tasty. Earl Grey and Rose - Finally the coveted earl grey and rose. Firstly, this is the 'prettiest' doughnut, thanks to the rose petals in the icing. I was worried the rose/turkish delight element might be overpowering but it was well balanced. Maybe a little dry, but still one of my favourites. The flavour of the tea makes this a lighter doughnut, that doesn't sit too heavily. Red Velvet - I have pretty much the same opinion of this as I do of all red velvet products. Basically glorified chocolate cake with red food dye. I liked it a lot, but it was nothing more special than any other chocolate cake (I like them all, really). FILLED DOUGHNUTS Peanut Butter and Jam - I've always been a fan of peanut butter with jam. On it's own I find peanut butter too dry. What amazed me about this doughnut, was it's ability to taste like toast rather than doughnut. If you're in the mood for peanut butter you'll enjoy it, and the fresh strawberry jam made in house is fantastic. However, I would caution one thing - don't leave it sitting around all day. The side of the box recommends eating donuts within 3 hours of purchase. That's probably a little overcautious for most of them (the cake donuts, in particular, were perfectly fine later that evening) but the peanut butter one got kind of... well, like those dried out sort of bitter unpleasant crusts on your toast when they've sat out on your plate for too long. Eat this one fresh in house if you can. Bourbon Creme Brulee - A doughnut for grownups. You can definitely taste the bourbon, although it's not overpowering. Well balanced, lots of cream filling, expect it to spurt out and make a mess when you bite into it. Also better at the fresher end. CRULLER Australian Honey and Sea Salt - This doughnut is deep fried. I didn't have high expectations but yet, along with the Earl Grey, this was my favourite. Simple but perfect. Try one. read more

Best doughnuts if you enjoy and/or like that kind of thing you will not be disappointed and can't go wrong. If you're in Melbourne visiting It's a try. That being said the same goes for if you live here too read more

Donuts have always been around in Australia but it's either been a choice between cruddy cinnamon sugar plain donuts or those mouth burning jam filled hot donuts from the truck. Sure we've had a few crappy donut outlets along the way but nothing really good. Krispy Kreme came along with the promise to change that but all we got was a mess of artificial hyper sweet diabetes inducing mediocrity. Nothing special and by no means impressive, KK was only a little bit better than any other option around. I did in fact notice quite a while back but it never really clicked in place. After missing a few opportunities, I finally made it down and eagerly ordered two donuts, not realising that one donut alone is quite enough. The chocolate glazed with Vanilla filling was very opulent and sweet, which left the second, a rose and early grey left alone for a while so I could burn off all the energy from the first to have the second. $4.50 for a donut in a re developed part of the city, Short Shot is underneath a huge apartment building, that not so long ago used to be a parking lot. If you manage to get a donut after 1:30pm, that's good, if there's no queue, even better, and if there's no space inside, well that's impossible as it's always busy. Well worth the mission and what a donut should be; more like a mini cake, with soft fluffy texture and not a torrid stodgy bread like creation doused in high fructose corn syrup. Get on down. read more

Donut love. I have drooled over their insta feed for months and set out to confirm if all was as it looked. It's better. I tried the earl grey donut. It was light as air and not too sweet while carrying the perfect hint of rose and earl grey. Especially impressive was the fact they have sparkling water ON TAP to add to the wonderful experience. Pros: A rotating selection of donuts, some with filling, some without. Light snack to decadent indulgence. Cons: Kidding. None! read more

A cute little place for coffee and donuts! Fantastic coffee and donuts to die for. I'd go every time I visit for sure.

Best: cinnamon, cardamom + sugar Woah you guys I don't know what world we live in when a doughnut shop can be described as pretentious, but this place legitimately has to be our tipping point of nostalgia menu items being boushy-ed and boxed up pumped through experiential boutique store fronts. It takes 5 staff to deliver out the complex process of accepting order of a doughnut to delivering this doughnut. The flavours are a bit over the top too, intentionally overly burnt blackening of the creme brule and fancy liquor tastes in the custard were just a bit too much. The doughnut mix is on point though, but so is your embarrassing to state favourite donut franchise and they probably don't run $5 a pop and involve standing in heinous lines with melbourne's blogging elite read more

Was put on to Short Stop by some friends who work not far from here, and it has become somewhat of a weekly ritual. So far I've tried just about every standard donut they have, as well as some of the daily specials, and all I can say is this place is incredible. The staff are super friendly, and super helpful, too! read more

Mercy. The peanut butter caramel & chocolate donut that I had here today (okay, I had two of them) was the best donut I have had in years. YEARS. And the best donut I've had in Australia, even. The consistency was very cake-y, which is my bag when it comes to donuts, so if you're not into that then maybe you won't be wowed like I was (am) - but they had I think nine different types of donut to choose from today (others included plum; a walnut maple concoction; Earl Grey & rose; matcha; others I didn't bother looking at because you had me at peanut butter okay Short Stop?!) so maybe the texture varies too. Worth a try! Definitely worth a try. The shop front is really lovely, with a big natural finish wooden bay window you want to sit in if you don't feel like perching outside in the alley. Also the alley location is perfection. The staff are the sweetest kids and will hook you up with some soda water if you're sticking around. This place really reminded me of a vegan donut shop in Bushwick (Dunwell Donuts) that I go to way too much when I'm in New York, except that it's a bit slicker than Dunwell and not vegan. Happy days, Sydney kids - I'm told they'll soon be opening a store at Barangaroo! Outta my way! read more

The menu is a fresh range of donuts daily and black or white coffee. The donuts are of all different styles both in flavour and cooking technique. There is cake baked donuts, ring donuts and today donuts made with choux pastry. This is truly one of the cities best donut shops and worth several visits, but remember don't over eat it is easy to do. read more

Short stop do delicious doughnuts with grown up flavours!! The doughnuts themselves are soft and light, and you can just tell they are super fresh. I can't remember the exact name of mine but it was lemon flavour, with a ricotta cheese filling, and it was perfect. Very different from what you'll see in many Melbourne doughnuts shops, they're not flashy and full or crazy flavours. They are understated, well crafted little masterpieces. The coffee is fine but a little bit of a let down compared to the awesome doughnuts (it's not a cafe though and the many focus here is definitely their baked goods) read more

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Ordered a hazelnut chocolate & banana donut. Never had a donut like this before, tastes great! Had a flat white as well, coffee was good. Nice environment, good service & lovely oldies music playing in background. I will definitely will be back again soon, must try other donut flavors! read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

This place is a real find, hidden in a back street off La Trobe, you would never know it's here. They sell coffee and donuts, shame no tea or hot chocolate, as I don't drink coffee, but you come for the donuts! There is small cabinet out front to make your selection from. I chose the peanut butter and chocolate - $4.50 each. Yum. The place gets busy so it's pretty much a short stop...hah. The staff seem really nice, which is always good for business. Service with a smile. I would love to come back again when next in Melbs. read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - Peanut butter and chocolate - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

This place is amazeballs! The donuts are all made in store and they have boutique flavours like Elderflower & Lime, Peanut Butter etc. I went for the good 'ol vanilla (I'm a purist on a first visit) and it was great! Yummy icing and you could see the real specks of vanilla bean. Excellent coffee too. Donuts are $4.50-$5 and coffee was $4. Bargain! read more

Shortstop Coffee & Donuts - OMG! - Donuts Near Me - Haymarket, NSW

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