Paula's donuts are the best donuts I've ever had. Paul's locations in western New York are always…read morebusy but her donuts and other pastries are not only worth the wait they are also worth every penny!!!

Some of the best donuts I've ever had. We stopped in during a family vacation and the kids asked to…read morevisit one last time before leaving. They were that good and on our minds after our initial visit. Both times we visited the location was busy and we had to wait in a small line. Service is very efficient and they take care of you quickly once you're at the counter. All of the donuts we ordered were perfect. One of the kids got a limited edition burger donut with proceeds being donated to the local Ronald McDonald house. It was a very inventive donut with glazed donuts as the burger buns, half a chocolate glazed as the burger patty, and different creams making up the cheese and condiments. So unique and for a good cause! Indoor seating is available which we took advantage of, as we could not wait to enjoy our donuts. I wish we lived close by as we would be regulars. I feel the donuts are fairly priced for the quality. Expect to pay more than your local Dunkin or Tim Hortons, but you can also expect the quality is way better. Fresh homemade donuts can't be beat.

The place is very clean and packed on the inside! There was a line and it moved fast from when I…read morecame in and got what I needed! The cashier was very friendly and efficient when taking my order and getting my donut! The donut was perfectly glazed all around and very soft and perfectly doughy! im so glad they reopened! Very organized as well!

Loved this place! Such a fresh large selection of doughnuts. They have the best filled peanut…read moresticks I have ever had! The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. You must try this place!

This is my absolute favorite place to get donuts in Buffalo!! My favorite is the strawberry crème,…read moreit has strawberry jelly and crème inside and is powdered on the outside

This place is my go to place when getting donuts for work and home. They have a great variety to…read morechoose from and employees are always so happy and helpful . If you don't want to get out knto the cold they also have a drive through. Great location as I work downtown. Thruway exit is right there. Great local place to support.

The first time I had Duke's was at a fall festival at Canalside a few years ago. I remember waiting…read morein the cold for at least half an hour next to a row of porta potties. I remember biting into a crispy on the outside but also fluffy Apple cider donut which really hit the spot. I stopped by at Duke's Donuts today at the NT Farmer's Market. For $10, you get 13 donuts which is a steal! The Apple Cider donuts were as amazing as I remembered them to be! Hands down, one of the best Apple Cider donuts I've had. They had a nice apple flavor to it and weren't overly sweet like other ones I've had. I also had the original sugared donuts. This was my first time having one of them. I really like how fluffy they were but they tasted a little boring and didn't have much flavor to them. Overall, I'm a huge fan of Duke's Donuts. It's a nice little comforting treat to have on a cold day!

I took my kids to the North Tonawanda farmer's market to specifically get apple cider donuts. We…read moredid walk thru the rest and had a good time. At the end, we got in line and ordered 10 donuts to bring home. We got 6 apple cider and 4 sugar donuts. We were all so excited because last week we had delicious donut's from a local farm. These donuts were SO disappointing! We got in the car and the bag with the apple cider donuts was leaking grease onto the seat of my car. My son tasted a sugar donut, which was also greasy, but not as bad as the apple cider, and they didn't really have a flavor. The apple cider donuts had a nice taste but were so greasy that they gave us all an instant stomach ache and are now just sitting on the counter. Maybe they were made with old grease? Or it wasn't hot enough? But I've never had this experience before. I'm really disappointed because it's tough to get the kids out to do something like this, and we can't even eat them. I feel like I wasted $25!

We had the pleasure of eating here for lunch in June 2026. I got the special: tuna salad sandwich,…read morelemonade, and peanut butter cookie. Husband got the pot roast sandwich. We both thoroughly enjoyed our lunches. The cookie was a generous size, so I split it with husband. I couldn't resist trying the ice cream sandwich, which was huge! However, it was rock solid when I got it, and I had to wait for it to defrost a bit before eating. It too was delicious! This was a quiet, comfortable, nicely decorated place to have lunch. The service was excellent. The employees were helpful and friendly.

I just realized 2 loaves of rosemary foccacia bread....it is Amazing! Super fresh,great taste…read more Quick delivery service and perfect packaging. I highly recommend and will be ordering more items. R Muscato Crystal River, FL

Late to work? Just stop and pick up some Paula's Donuts, they're gonna judge you either way, might…read moreas well make someone say, "At least he/she brought Paula's." Puts a smile on everyone's face, I promise you! Paula's donuts are much larger than most places in town. So large, they look heavy. You don't even need to eat a whole one to reach your maximum sugar intake for the day but dang, they sure are deeeeelicious! I always pickup a honey glazed donut. If that was the only donut available in the world, I would be totally happy with that and never complain. It's perfection. Thick, fluffy, soft, sugary goodness. Go home, mic it for 10 secs and eat slowly with a tall glass of cold milk. Paula's has donut holes, a variety of donuts, the best Bavarian Crème donut, I've ever had in my life, they have some pastries, bagels, breakfast/lunch sandwiches (which I do very much enjoy) and coffee! They also have a HUGE donut that I've ordered for birthdays and the Super Bowl, you create it the way you want, put on a cute plate and serve (no one will miss the cake/cupcakes). This location has ample parking, a decent size seating/dining area, well lit with plenty of sunlight coming through the windows so you can sit and contemplate why you're eating so many donuts and how to lose weight. Oh, and the staff is great! They keep things moving efficiently here.

A must visit if you are in the Buffalo area! Every time I am back in town, I have to get some…read morePaula's donuts. The employees here are amazing and very helpful. Fridays are a great deal , free donut with the purchase of any beverage! Love Paula's.

It is rare that I'm out on a Wednesday mid-morning with my husband. But this Wednesday found us out…read morecaravanning for car repairs, which is a total downer. So we stopped for Tim Horton's to at least make a little lemonade out of lemons, and enjoy a hot beverage together. Which brings me to Wolter's. We stopped at the Tim's in the same plaza parking lot as Wolter's, and had our Tim's in a spot facing Wolter's. Had that not happened, I'd still not know that Wolter's exists. Because tucked away in this eclectic plaza is their bakery, and it is easy to miss. So to continue our caloric-self-soothing, we walked over to Wolter's. It is a small bakery, but not tiny, big enough for us to be in the counter area with two other patrons, and still be spaced out. Next to the counter is an adorable seating room that looked like a grandma's living room, which also, not surprisingly, seemed to be occupied by adorable grandmas. When we're back into eating in, I definitely want to join them one morning. I have greys and readers, I'll blend. :-D The counterspace has a sizable display case with LOTS of baked goodies: breads, rolls, pastries, donuts, danish, fritters, cupcakes, pies, cakes, cookies, specialty baked goods--no carb-or-sugar-shortage here! I asked the counterperson her favorite, and she of course said it is all good, but the almond rings are their specialty. We didn't want a whole almond ring, but we were in luck to still be able to sample their signature flavor. On Wednesdays, they have sticky buns, one of which is an almond ring variety, with the same filling and icing. We purchased one of those, a cinnamon roll sticky bun, an almond horn, and an angel cream donut. The bill was $5.46--WOW, great deal for four homemade baked goods, so we're off to a great start! Back out to our car we went, to continue sipping our Tim's and try our Wolter's selections. The hubbs ate his cinnamon bun first, and said it was good. When it was my turn to commandeer the bag, I went for the almond ring sticky bun, and ... WOWWW-WOWWW-WEEE-WAHHHH!! What a DELICIOUS treat! Now, I ADORE anything flavored with almond extract, LOVE that cherry'ish taste, and this bun had LOTS of it, all in the best possible way. The icing and the pastry cream filling were just the right amount of almond-extract-flavor-heaven. The sweet almond slivers on top added a little crunch dimension. Pure YUM. Next the hubbs and I shared the almond horn, and again WOWWZA--again, that fantastic almond extract flavor I adore. But beyond that, the texture was just perfect! It was a soft, chewy cookie with a solid coating of sliced almonds that was a delightful crunch into the sweet innards. SO GOOD. We were so full by then, after Tim's bagels and these sweets, that we brought the donut home to our son. He ate it in like 30 seconds. So it must have been pretty decent, too. :-D SO HAPPY to have discovered Wolter's today! My mom's birthday is on Groundhog's Day, so this timing was great! I'd like to bring my mom in on her birthday to select some goodies, as she too is a sweet-tooth, and will have no problem picking an assortment of treats from Wolter's. If you haven't tried Wolter's yet, and want to snag a spread of homemade sweet treats, I five-star-HIGHLY recommend you stop by! I may be with the grandmas in the sitting room. :-D

BEST CAKES EVER!!!! Unbeknownst to the Wolter family this…read moreincredible bakery has been a centerpiece in our family for over 40 years, celebrating birthdays, anniversaries, weddings, baptisms, graduations, and all of life's most important moments. To say that we are sad to learn of their closing is a massive understatement!! Thank you Wendy and the Wolter Family.

We come here almost every Sunday after swim and never had a bad donut…read more Prefer it to Paula's probably too

At one time just like Paula's maybe better. Now the size of tops donuts,nothing on the self's 1…read moresome 2 ,

Great service & fresh & delicious peanut donuts. Location was easy to find an a plaza. The counter…read morestaff was very friendly and helping us with the order. We will definitely be back and I highly recommend.

Kevin o'Neill introduced this Paula creation this morning. It benefits the Buffalo Ronald McDonald…read moreHouse. They did a very good job on making it look like a hamburger. The burger is a slice of chocolate donut, custard for the cheese and strawberry jam for the ketchup. There is a surprise in the middle, a big glob of cream filling. We didn't care too much for that, very sweet. It was however a very nice treat, big enough to share.

A sign outside says, "Since 1933". The flakery pastries, the fresh breads (white/wheat/salt…read morerising/ pumpernickel, etc) and cookies reflect this long experience. Obviously, it skews to Polish specialties, but the standards are here as well: Donuts, sugar cookies, fruit danishes. Exceptionally friendly clerks (one of whom is the owner as well) who make you feel instantly welcomed. Lots of parking on the street outside the business. The neighborhood is suffering, but there's lots of traffic to this gem.

Finally, after missing out on catching this Polish bakery when its open had the opportunity to stop…read moreand wasnt disappointed. Being Polish, "chursciki", rather purchasing it in a bakery, or making it homemade was something that I grew up on as a favorite Polish dessert. I was quite suprised to see that they were sold by the pound, at $ 15 if your not looking for too many,its worth a try. The only downfall is they werent covered and crunchy enough like Im used to eating. The rest of the sweet treats, cookies, bread, rolls and pasteries were inexpensive. Fun fact learned, the bakery makes the pretzels for Flying Bison Brewery that they sell. If your looking for a traditional, non commercialized bakery be sure to check out " Mazurek's " in the heart of South Buffalo.