I finally made it here before they closed for the day. It's a tiny little shop with several varieties of donuts. We bought an assortment of donuts home. They tasted like old school donuts which is a good thing. The jelly donut wasn't just a tiny squirt of jelly in the middle. The powdered sugar donut covered our shirts in sugar. It was the perfect combo of donuts we have been trying to find for quite a while. The man that owns the store was so nice too. We called to see when they closed and he offered to stay open for 10 more minutes so we could buy donuts before he closed. We are the donuts so fast we forgot to take pictures.

Fabulous donuts!! Stopped by to pick up a dozen and stayed for two amazing breakfasts! Husband and wife team kept refilling our coffee as we sat counterside. Reminded me of the 50's luncheonette - if you want donuts... get there before 9am for a great selection

Pretty bomb donuts. Moist and soft and yummy. Great overall in the pantheon of donut places. It's just missing originality or that it factor of being different somehow

A local spot that reminds me of old school breakfast spots in Brooklyn. A little hard to find- but donuts and coffee were tasty and inexpensive!

Stopped by here for breakfast Sandies and a few donuts. This is a no frills get your food to get you through a long working day type joint. There's no acai, overnight oats, turf grass juice or any other hipster disaster here. My sausage and egg sandwich were 2 little sausage links and 1 egg in between a kaiser roll. It is what it is type sandwich at a reasonable price. The donuts were fresh and also plenty of calories to get through the day. We got the cawfi roll, 2 glazed, 2 cream, and 2 jellies. the cream and jelly are now my go tos. Sorry, glazed you're not as good as Bloomfield ShopRite. Everything to go was for $14 and a little extra for my dood taking orders behind the counter. 3x the breakfast food than any place within the Scotchy, fanny, garwesty area. Didn't see credit card or a cappuccino hot air spitting machine. Order your food, eat at the counter or take it to-go and get out type place. The sign said pork roll. But the North remembers it at TALYOR HAM! Hence why I order sausage but got 2 little links!

A hole-in-the-wall, old school breakfast spot that lacks a ton of variety, but does almost every type of donut well. If you're driving here, make sure you bring the beater vehicle though, because the parking lot in back is either a sinkhole or is trying to set a pothole per foot record. The main draw, for those who read local newspapers, is a jelly filled donut that uses real jelly instead of that mysterious red concoction that others inject. While I'm not a fan, I think it's unique and could be a game changer for someone looking for a more authentic jelly donut. What really makes this place a 5 star stop for me are their simpler donuts - the crumb and honest wheat specifically. They taste like what Entemanns probably taste like fresh off the conveyor belt. Fresh, dense and amazing. One last piece of advice for those looking to share, make sure to call a day in advance and place your donut order. The selection is limited and with Covid they are making less per day, so it's best to have your order ready to go vs hoping you'll get the donuts you want.

A narrow hole in the wall, maybe like 5-6 booth seats. The jelly donut was pretty delicious. The outer part of the donut is crispy and inner is soft filled with a generous amount of jelly. The sugar donut was good too. The coconut donut was a little disappointing; it didn't feel like whole donut was glazed enough to hold the coconut flakes. 6 donuts for $4.