Dottie’s Donuts

Ah, Dottie’s Donuts—the place that looks like it once had a cameo in a low-budget romcom where the sheriff gets ambushed before he can finish his coffee. I pulled in after a soul-snatching 13.5-hour shift, 14 days deep into this Groundhog Day of a job cycle. My boots were dragging and my patience was thinner than hospital toilet paper. But hey, a coworker swore by this joint—said he stops here every morning like it’s church and Dottie is the donut-popping preacher. From the outside, this place had all the charm of a she-shed with dreams. It looked like a spot where you'd expect to find a lady in overalls potting plants, not flaky pastries. But lo and behold—step inside, and the vibe flips like a bad magic trick. Clean, spacious, and smelled like a bakery should—flour, sugar, and regret.

Very good homemade donuts. I've gone several times & the wait was around maybe 5 minutes each time, not bad for a fresh warm donut!!!

More than just donuts. Get the cowboy bun breakfast sandwich. It was so delicious and fresh. I will be making this a regular breakfast stop.

Wow this place is awesome! I've had the doughnuts and the breakfast sandwiches and they never disappoint. Highly recommend

Just commenting to counter Jesse travels review. He's not intelligent enough to come up with his own review and uses AI to generate it. I enjoyed the donuts they're not bad they are not light and fluffy like a good daylight or Krispy Kreme donut they are more of a dense donut. Not sure how they are made if they use a different ingredient like something with potatoes because there's something called a spud donut or something like that. The sandwiches was really good I would have rated them a good 8.5 out of 10 but they switched over to buns using their leftover dough and though the buns are decent they are not breakfast sandwich material. They belong with a hamburger so I do not purchase the sandwiches anymore because I can't get a nice croissant or biscuit.