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This place is amazing! The only reason I wrote down atmosphere as a 4/5 Star was just that the building looks abandoned (and we thought it was when we moved here, grateful to know it's occupied and awesome). The doughnuts here are memorably delicious. The owner? Staff member? Had two employees and calls out the names of the donuts to the cashier, and was SO friendly and chipper when we came in the first time. And then the actual doughnut! Oh my dear lord they're good. The "butterfly" with cinnamon is insane, and just a glazed doughnut is impeccable. We went back and we've lived here like, 3 weeks... Their old fashioned doughnut was the best I've ever had, and I've been eating that type for over 30 years. Aside from the hard to read sign, this is actually a business and actually thriving. T

This place has some of the best donuts I've ever had, you need to get there early as they sell out fast.. The service is always great.. definitely recommend stopping by and checking it out for yourself sometime.. 😋

No visit to Walla Walla is complete without a visit here. By far, the best donuts in the state. Lightn, flavorful and not geasy. Plus, very friendly owners. Their name is deserved!

Popular this place is. Went here last weekend at 830 am and most of the donuts were sold already. Choose a turnover, maple bar and fritter for myself and a friend. The frying oil was too low and the apple fritter was filled with oil like a sponge. The bag was greasy before we even walked out the door. Such a shame- flavor was great but eating tbsps of oil would just make one sick. Turnover was standards canned pie filling and could have been cooked more for browning. Maple bar also very greasy but edible as it absorbed much less oil. Disappointed- felt like they rushed the donuts to get some more out in the case.

New to area, first time trying their donuts... SO GOOD!!! Got them first thing in the morning, still warm! Maple bar was light and fluffy inside, with just the right amount of maple on top. Apple fritter was thick and apple-y.