Santi and I came to check out this doughnut store after finding it on Yelp. The sizable interior included a large overhead menu, plenty of seating, TV, natural sunlight, and assembly line to showcase the doughnut-making process. Doughnut enthusiasts should expect to fill out an ordering form to customize each purchase by glaze and topping, submit and pay at the counter, and follow the assembly line to retrieve your made to order doughnuts.
We ordered the Chocolate Covered Cherry Doughnut, Salted Caramel Doughnut, Apple Pie Doughnut, and Pumpkin Spice Doughnut ($1.89 each). Served warm, the size of these doughnuts were small and the texture was surprisingly weak. The exterior came with a few crispy spots and was easy to cut into with a knife. As cake doughnuts, the fatigued texture was missing the denser crumbly cakey consistency. The toppings and glaze tasted artificial and watered down. This included the Pumpkin Spice and the Salted Caramel, as the flavors were faint, and the quality of the doughnut was lackluster. Additionally, we couldn't detect the Apple Pie flavor, and the watery Cherry glaze tasted artificial. For the price, we expected quality ingredients, balance across profiles in texture and taste, and agreed the visit was a waste of money and calories.
Service was inconsistent, as we were given conflicting suggestions on separate occasions by the same person at the register. We did, however, enjoyed the spacious seating arrangement and warm sunlight coming through the windows. Overhyped and overemphasized by reviewers, I will not be coming back.