I always love when you know that you've just had the best of (something) in your life... well that…read morehappened today with the apple fritter here! It's incredible! No matter what else you wanna get on the menu.. you must get one of these! I had a long road trip and didn't wanna stop for food anymore in the day.. so I got a gambit of stuff. Breakfast burritos. Kolaches and the fitter. I spent 30$ for all of it and would do it again! It was all very good and affordable. The staff was also very friendly and helpful! Great spot.

The donut holes are delicious! They melt in your mouth. Sorry -they didn't make the arrival back…read morehome. Fritters are nice size for price point. Service was quick and fast with all the traffic they had at the time I entered. Very polite staff. A cute shop in an old fast food joint.

This place is amazing!!! Ordered spinach and feta Danish, burrito, boudin kolaches, and variety of…read moresweets. Everything was wonderful. Also, super friendly staff!! (took me a while to decide) Would definitely recommend.

Been wanting to try these guys for a while but donuts just aren't a frequent eat for me. They…read morehappened to be close when I felt the urge. They have a nice clean place with friendly staff. They have a nice selection of hot options. Not a ton of weird donut option but they definitely do the classics well. They've earned their five star rating.

Holey Good Donuts…read more 18564 Magnolia Bridge Rd #109, Greenwell Springs, LA 70739 #tonylameats If you're craving King Cake donuts for Mardi Gras, look no further! Holey Good Donuts in Baton Rouge absolutely nailed it! The flavor is on point and the aesthetic is straight Mardi Gras vibes! Already planning my next visit to try more of their breakfast goodies! As always, support your local businesses! Their three flavors of king cake donuts offered: 1. Traditional 2. Bavarian Cream 3. Cream Cheese #holeygooddonuts #batonrouge #kingcake kingcakedonut

The donuts were very tasty and not too dense. They had a lot of cute decorated donuts to choose…read morefrom which was a big plus. Prices were very fair. The only drawbacks were they keep a small quantity of donuts ready for each kind, so it usually takes at least 15 minutes for your order to be put together if you're getting a dozen donuts or the beignet's since they'll have to be made fresh. The kolaches were not very flavorful and the meat inside was barely warm. Go for the donuts, skip the kolaches and prepare for a little wait. Definitely a good little spot though.

Town Donuts has quickly become the place to go for breakfast in the Baton Rouge area. They have…read morelocations from Zachary all the way down to St. George--and maybe even a few I don't know about! Their breakfast croissant is hands down one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. The donuts are always fresh and delicious, and the breakfast burrito is excellent too. I've never had a bad meal there. If you're looking for a great local breakfast spot, Town Donuts is definitely worth checking out!

Visiting my Aunt in Central and seen this donut place on yelp. Decided to try it and not…read moredisappointed the donuts are fresh and my husband got Jalepeno hot dog in a crossiant and it was delicious . So glad we stopped in!

A & J Coffee Bean is the BEST! Food is always GOOD and those Green Beans *chef's kiss :*read more

As one of the most low-key businesses in all Baton Rouge, A&J Cafe also happens to be among the…read morebest and very much embodies the mom and pop vibe. Located inside the Baton Rouge's Orthopedic Clinic, they are the lifeline at least food wise for so many important members of our medical community. The long time owners, John and Anna are fantastic people. Super friendly and engaging, they really are some of the nicest people I've ever met. They take pride in their service and understand what it takes to make a customer happy. The food in which they serve inside this smallest cafeteria type setup is pretty simple. It's a mix of cafe food mixed with Cajun flair, so think gumbo, jambalaya, muffalettas, and simple things like fruit, breakfast foods. I also appreciate that as Vietnamese folks but they've incorporated this into their menu. They have all kinds of various total suits for on Fridays they make pho. How glorious. Another thing that should be noted is that they actually were able to snag a lot of king cake. Not just your average king cake but from one of the best in all of Louisiana and perhaps the south: Dong Phuong (#1). They were such a lifesaver during the pandemic and allowed folks to order multiple boxes as long as they came for them. ______________ (#1) Dong Phuong: https://www.yelp.com/biz/dong-phuong-new-orleans-3

This spot used to be Kolache Kitchen but changed names. I haven't had kolache in a while so I was…read moreexcited to get some. The staff inside are super friendly and helped me with how many to get since the size of kolache can be different depending where you get them from. These kolache are large. I got the boudin one which was okay and the spicy sausage and cheese one which I really liked. It has some jalapeño pepper with it giving it that nice spicy flavor. It's a great spot to grab a quick breakfast and they also have lunch items too. It's a cute little shop too with some seating if you want to eat there.

Every time I go back to give them one more chance, one more time hoping they've come back from the…read morebrink, it just gets worse and worse. Before they changed names and menu names, the Ranchero with Bacon was the best thing you could get anywhere. It was fantastic. (Renamed as the Bacon Cheesy) The old pictures are gone now, but the Ranchero was a beautiful, smooth sphere, baked golden brown, with just the right amount of cheese and ranchero sauce. Now? Now it's a sad looking meat pie shaped thing, barely looks cooked through, no discernible cheese, no ranchero sauce, and a half-cold clump of pre-cooked bacon bits inside. Last time I ordered a breakfast taco, it was so greasy it dripped onto my shirt. And anything that greasy just isn't good anyway. The dough used for the regular kolaches is good (a bit sweet), but the smoked sausage kolache has a sad, thin piece of sausage in it. That original Ranchero was sooo good, I keep going back hoping for a comeback. I'm just torturing myself.

Having thought I've eaten through most donut shops in BR, I was surprised to learn the existence of…read moreCrispy Donut, which has supposedly been around for the better part of the last two decades. Located along Highland Road just outside of the LSU campus, this Asian-owned biz has been hiding behind a popular Chevron gas. station. It's not much to look at from the outside, but fans of donuts and kolaches will be able to enjoy something here. The inside is quiet and has limited counter seating and goes heavy on the LSU decor. It feels like a cafe that is dated but still hasn't finished the renovation. I imagine the idea is to pump some gas and get a donut, which has a staple format for so many BR peeps. The menu will always elicit a double take from me, with its awkward placement of numbers and the fact the stickers are so large that they had to abbreviate kolache to "kolach" and jalapeño to jalap. What's not condensed is those prices, which show nearly $40 for a dozen boudin kolaches and $12-20 for a dozen donuts. The breakfast croissants are $44 for a dozen, which just feels very steep. If a donut maximizes the taste, then the value is sometimes justified. However, trying their glazed, sprinkled, cake, fritters, and chocolate donuts, I can't say they're exceptional. The jalapeño kolaches and boudin kolaches were solid, but I'm not likely to order them again. The fact they still have Yoohoo in the fridge, is a nostalgic throwback I can appreciate. The owner is a sweet Cambodian man and is welcoming for every customer. Any attempts to use a credit card will incur a 50 cent surcharge for any purchases less than $5. Parking is limited to the gas station spots, but it's never crowded enough in here to be an issue. Lastly, every pastry shop is guilty of this, but the mini flies stuck inside of the display case is a massive turn off. ___________ (#1) Thank you, Yelp app.

Even though it was at the end of the day for them, they filled my donuts and cream and made me a…read moregood cup of coffee. I would stop in again.

These donuts are the best I've had in BR. I heard about them from a tik tok and decided to try them.read more

The best kolaches in BR! The spicy boudin is SPICY. I like spicy but sometimes get regular in the…read moremornings. The sausage and cheese are very very good. I also love their donuts, cinnamon rolls, and donut holes. Very nice owners and reasonable prices. Go support them! They are doing a great job and making great food!