I must say that these donuts are some of the most delicious donuts I haven't ever eaten! I…read moreabsolutely feel certain, and others have said the same, that they can outdo Krispy Kreme original doughnuts! Their cheese sausage kolaches are some of the most addicting breakfast snack you can ever have!

Let me preface this review with the fact that I do not like donuts. However, this place changes all…read moreof that. Best donuts ever!!!!!! It is almost the mix between a funnel cake and a donut. So light and fluffy and the sugary coating makes them elite. I didn't love the filling of the cream cheese filled or the Boston Cream, but that's a me problem. The actual donut was outstanding! Highly highly recommend this family-owned place!

Ahh yes exactly what I wanted. This is a must try place if you haven't which you probably have…read more First off the staff is amazing and super helpful. They were all kind and considerate being my first time visit. Of course I had to grab a dozen donuts and an iced coffee. It was so good I got a bigger one before I left. I also got the Jamaica water which was really good. It's a very open restaurant which offers food as well. It's very well lit and just welcoming all around. Grab yourself a donut or three and enjoy the day.

bagels. Popped in and grabbed an everything bagel with sausage and cheese. Good price, kind staff,…read moreand amazing food. Bagel was perfectly toasted, soft yet a nice crunch on the exterior, super flavorful and buttered well. The sausage had hints of nutmeg. Oh my goodness I'll be back. Hit a quick workout next door, then hop over and try this place out

My husband ordered from Hendough and here's how it rated:…read more Birthday cake doughnut- 3/5 Apple Bacon Bearclaw 5/5 Service was excellent

I really wanted to love Hendough after seeing photos on Yelp, but it ended up being one of the…read morebiggest disappointments of our trip. The first photo I saw made it look like they specialized in giant, creative donuts, so we walked all the way through downtown looking forward to a fun dessert stop after our meal. Unfortunately, that wasn't the experience we had. Hendough is located inside an outdoor food hall, which is actually a really fun social atmosphere. It's one of the first stalls on the right when you walk in, although it's a bit confusing because ordering and pickup are shared with the neighboring vendor. Once we got there, I realized it's primarily a chicken biscuit shop. That's perfectly fine I guess since I love a good chicken sandwich and biscuit. So since we were already there I decided to try the Nashville Hot Chicken Biscuit. Sadly, it missed the mark. The chicken was dry, overly greasy, and the breading was crumbly. There was a large grease stain soaking through the biscuit, and despite being labeled Nashville hot, it had almost no heat or flavor. Since we had originally come for the donuts, we tried those too. By the time we arrived, they weren't fresh and were being offered as a buy-one-get-one special after 6 p.m. Even at the discounted price, they tasted like an average grocery store donut; nothing memorable or worth making a special trip for. The only bright spots were the friendly service at the counter and the lively atmosphere of the food hall itself. Unfortunately, the food simply didn't live up to the hype, especially after going out of our way to visit. Based on my experience, I wouldn't recommend making a special trip for Hendough.

We were delighted to read about an excellent donut shop at Five Forks so strictly for research…read morepurposes we drove over... And sampled. Oh my did we sample! Their bacon and egg Breakfast sandwich was outstanding, like a thin bagel that loaded with egg and bacon. Flavorful and delicious. Then we moved onto the donuts and threw ourselves at the Maple bacon doughnut because we mustn't be overly greedy at our age. It was to die for! A lovely tender cake doughnut with a nice maple glaze and plenty of bacon bits on the top. Absolutely the best! This donut store is on Batesville across from the Five Forks Baptist Church so I encourage everybody to get over here and eat these donuts before I make a beast of myself.

Delicious donuts and friendly owners. Me and my kids absolutely loved their donut and we will be…read moreback

Lovely sourdough and pastries. Got a sampling of breads and treats. The cappuccino was phenomenal!read more

The Village Grind is definitely a busy spot, but they've got plenty of space and the service is…read morestill super fast. The coffee was great--I ended up going back again during my two-day stay, which says a lot. They also host pop-ups from local businesses, which is a nice touch and fun way to support the community. Parking can be a bit tricky, but we found free parking a couple blocks away. Also drank my coffee too fast and forgot a pic... but the fact I went back again tells you everything.

After our visit to the downtown kiosk and the discovery of how tasty these donuts are, we decided…read moreto hit up the main store on E. North St. to see where these are made and to bring some goodies to a friends home as a gift. It's a small shop but comfortable and the kitchen is open in back of the main counter. Several cute tables are sprinkled around, it's much more cute than a man cave. Do we call that a woman cave? Or a tea room? I dunno, it's just cute, so hope you get that, but the fun thing is there is a half pallet of bagged cane sugar staged for production right next to the cute area. And a cool idea is a shelf near the door of best seller books or local authors that you can read whilst there or, if you wish, purchase to take home. This is cool because it's not an indiscriminate large selection, it's a rather curated collection, which requires forethought. There's some Scout's donuts mech available. The big shocker though is $60 for a dozen donuts. They really are good, but that's steep. The counter staff were helpful and friendly. For some reason, $4-$5 a donut doesn't hit the same as $60 a dozen. But there were three folks with multiple donut orders ahead of us and a couple of tables with folks there at 8:00 AM. So, they are that good.

OMG Yum! I love me a good cronut and these were the best I've ever had. The glazes on these are…read moreout of this world good. I had the fresh blueberry one day and the fresh strawberry the next. They also have a savory breakfast sando made with a cronut on weekends, my husband loved this. He had a boston cream one one day which I sampled, also terrific. I am all about the fruity cronuts. If they have maple next time I might try that since for me that is the original great cronut flavor but it would be no catastrophe to have any of the others. I don't think you can go wrong here.

So much promise here. The store is small but nice, in a nice setting with tables outside as well as…read morein. The bones for a great bagel shop are all there. The issue for me is the bagel itself. I have made my own and have eaten NY style bagels for 50 years, and I know what I'm looking for. Especially when I see a bagel shop called "Broadway Bagels". The difference is the way these have been cooked. A NY Style bagel is shaped, refrigerated overnight, and then boiled in the morning before being baked. It changes the complexity of the crust and the dough through this process. Personally - I believe that is what makes them the best. These bagels - to the best of my knowledge, have been simply baked. They are Panera style as in Panera bread. F you like that style - go for it ! These are equally good. If you prefer NY, then I hope the owners might try the suggestion to boil before baking and see what happens. But make sure you shape and let them rise at least 8 more hrs in the fridge overnight. Just my two cents

The amount of sausage and egg on the bagel was sad I think it's around $4.50 for the bagel with…read moreone egg, and then, an extra $2.50 or so for meat. I don't feel like the amount you end up getting is worth that cost. I really debated getting a bagel with flavored cream cheese, but I wanted the breakfast element! The bagel itself was good! It was soft while still being toasted. I also got a 1/2 order of home fries! They were $5, which I also thought was a bit crazy. The fries themselves were pretty good! Well seasoned and pretty crispy. I just don't think they're worth $5. For the money I paid, I wish I had gotten more food. I liked the taste, but I'm not sure it's worth the cost.

Delicious bagels here! I wouldn't expect to find a great bagel spot in Greenville, SC, but…read moreGreenfield's is such a pleasant surprise. Everyone working here was really friendly. The egg and cheese on everything was great. Well seasoned, good chew, and the crust was on point. The coffee here is solid, too. If I'm ever back in the area I'm definitely returning!

Very busy little spot! But even with the crowds, staff stayed cheerful and professional…read more So many options to choose from, but went with the pastrami, egg, and cheese. It was good, nothing to complain about. Decent amount of seating for a small deli, including some outdoor tables!