Titus Bakery

We made a pit stop for lunch on our way from Chicago to Lexington, KY.First impressions? Cute place, and the smell--oh man, the smell. Like walking into a warm hug from a bakery. The donuts looked incredible, but I had to make some tough life choices. Pastries or bourbon? Pasta or steak? You get it. Priorities.We went for a half-sandwich and a cup of soup. The soup was a potato-bacon situation--good flavor, plenty of diced potatoes, and thankfully not thickened with a ton of flour or starch. But wow, was it salty. And listen, I love salt. I practically season my food like I'm warding off evil spirits. But even I had to take a pause.For sandwiches, I got the Hoagie, and my husband went with the Moovelus. Both were... fine. Just fine. The bread was so dry it could've doubled as a sponge, even with mayo. Lettuce was hanging on for dear life. Flavor? Meh.Bottom line: Go for the pastries. And if you do, tell me what I missed out on!

I absolutely love this place. These are some of the best homemade donuts on this side of Texas! You've got to try the Persing. it's a yummy donut with a maple glaze on top! It's fabulous!You will be glad to know that you can go through the drive-through to get your donut fix.Not only do they have donuts they have cookies and cannolis. They also offer sandwiches all the meat and cheese are Boars Head.The service is pretty quick. There are 45 tables inside if you want to sit down to eat your pastry or sandwich.I've been frequenting this local own spot for years and it never disappoints.

*drooool* in a good way lol! Now THESE are donuts. We tried the peanut butter fluff, Boston creme, maple something, and strawberry with sprinkles. Each of them were amazing! However I have never tried anything like the peanut butter fluff, so rich and delicious. The strawberry tasted like it had really strawberry mixed into the icing. Also fantastic prices! Our new fav place to get donuts for sure!

Titus Bakery is kind of a big deal, institution in Lebanon. There is always a line to pick up donuts, coffee or sandwiches at the drive-up. My daughter picks up donuts for her office mates, which makes her popular. This was my first visit. I'm not really a donut person, but I had to see what all the fuss as behind the brightly colored facade. Sweets greet you from the minute you walk in the door. There is an abundance of beautifully iced, colorful donuts and the unmistakable aromas of the bakery. The donuts are incredibly fresh. The clerk is friendly and offers suggestions. I get a blueberry cake donut, avoiding the sugary temptations. They have fresh coffee, too. The donut is light and fresh. Excellent. They also have a sandwich menu featuring Boars Head meats. Next time.There are a few dine-in tables. The dining room is old school homey and clean. The parking is complicated and tight. There is a parking lot for pick up and another lot for eat-in. The traffic/pedestrian patterns cross so you have to be careful. Titus is a must visit when you are craving a great donut.

While passing through Indiana I had to stop at Titus for some donuts. Since it is a bakery, there was more than just donuts offered. I had a cookie sample and it was okay. I didn't expect much from the donuts, because they were not all that visually appealing. The donuts looked big and dry and I had zero interest in the other baked goods such as cookies or cake. The lady at the counter was nice and helpful with my carefully selected choice donuts. I bought 6 to-go and the lady was gracious enough to throw in an extra one for me to try!I started with the glazed when I got home and it was not bad. Oh boy was I surprised! These oversized donuts were wonderful and highly above my expectations. I typically don't like anything chocolate or filled when it comes to donuts. The dough was mildly dense, moist, and each one had the perfect amount of sweetness. The black forest and the chocolate cream were memorable. What I didn't eat on the first day held up very well on the second and third day by maintaining its freshness and appearance throughout. I would say the glazed was my least favorite, but I loved them all. These were great donuts at a fair price. If I an ever passing by again, I am definitely stopping by for some more donut goodness!

Was in Lebanon for an appointment and stopped in here for the first time. The doughnuts were amazing as was the coffee. I can see why this is a Lebanon institution and I'll be back for lunch!

Our first time visiting and everyone was extremely friendly. Despite the line, it moved rather quickly with local regulars knowing exactly what they want. Even for us out-of-Towners, they took the time to explain what the place is most known for and talked us through the entire order. The donuts themselves were completely worth it and reasonably priced. Coffee is self-service as well.

Find the Titus Bakery closest to you and go. We checked out the store in Lebanon and it was definitely worth the drive. Plenty of doughnut and pastry choices. The fritters are massive and you can actually see and taste the fruit. Several coffee and latte choices to wash them down. They are doing holiday cookies now and need 48 hours notice if interested. There is also a nice lunch menu with a variety of sandwiches to chose from. Staff was very helpful.

Friendly staff and tasty homemade style treats... The donuts are phenomenalA wide variety of flavors and items to choose from I will stop by here next time I am in town

What the hell! I was in your bakery today around noon trying to enjoy my meal and I was accosted by this racket of what sounded like bells on someone's shoes!! Seriously?