Village Donut

Fresh donuts, but often runout by mid morning. I prefer this than day old product for sale.

I cannot recommend this shop as I bit down into my raspberry filled donut last week and got a mouthful of uncooked dough. I don't always have time to read all the reviews on Yelp before I stop somewhere but I have a lot of good experience and reviews with donut shops in this city. Unfortunately, I was underwhelmed from the start. It's a small shop with a minimal selection. I only purchased 4 donuts and opted to try a savory croissant because even though I headed in with a sweet tooth there just wasn't much to be had. When I went to pay, I saw a sign that that they charge to use a card here. I was happy that they posted it as I have no issue with small businesses passing fees along as long as I am notified beforehand. What I was not happy about was the fee. They charge .50 regardless of purchase. Credit card companies charge vendors around 1.5 -3% to use their service and I understand if they need to have the customer cover, but arbitrarily choosing an amount to charge where they are most likely profiting off that fee for the majority of their sales is shady. You would have to spend close to $20 per transaction and with their limited and plain selection, I seriously doubt that is their average transaction. I don't like dishonest policies. The one star in this review is definitely for the croissant. It was small but tasty and although very overpriced for $6 it made for a good appetizer on my drive. When I got home i tried a bit of a blueberry donut but it had a very strange aftertaste and I did not want to finish it. I had wanted an old fashioned maple but I guess they didn't have that so I was given a plain old fashioned and I did not want that either, so I bit into the jelly donut. The first bite was fine on the exterior but when I took my second bite, ready to start tasting some of that jelly, my mouth was filled with raw dough. I tried to spit it out but I did swallow some and it was so sticky I had to wipe my tongue with a napkin. It was not a good experience. I threw the food away and I would not return. If you have time to read the reviews, which include moldy undercooked food, please do it before coming here. If you don't have time, just keep scrolling yelp. There are so many other good donut locations in town, do yourself a favor and go to one of them.

We ordered from DoorDash, and the donuts were sooo cute! They were fresher than other donut places we have tried in the area. Super soft, and not overly sweet. My son wanted the rainbow donut, and was so excited to see how cute it was! Will definitely be back!

I wish you guys answered your phone or post allergy information about your products. I have peanut and tree nut allergy and it's hard to find places to get a good donut. THE NUMBER ON HERE IS NOT THEIR REAL NUMBER!!!!!

Went for a snack and got a couple of those long chocolate donuts for $1.25 each and a chocolate mocha Starbucks drink for $3.It honestly filled me up and they were pretty nice. The store seems bare otherwise with little seating but they provide great service! :)

Apple fritter tastes like chemicals! Loved this place until new ownership. Quality overall has diminished.

New ownership and so disappointed! We've been enjoying Village Donuts for years but not any more. Their cinnamon rolls are tasteless and too doughy and the glaze has a odd yellow tint that is very unappetizing.

Donuts taste like banana flavor I hate bananas!!! This donut shop is literally across the street from me and I use to go every weekend, now I have to go across town for a donut

There was mold on my donuts and my pregnant wife ate one I wish I can rate this place zero starts

New ownership has ruined this place unfortunately. Donuts were fine, as they always were. They now accept credit card which is nice but...BUT:I picked 3 donuts: a chocolate bar, a maple old fashioned and a chocolate cake with sprinkles. 3 donuts... 15 DOLLARS. 5 DOLLARS A DONUT. Absolute price gouging at its finest here folks. Stay away.