This bakery is unique beyond imagination. These are not your typical donuts. Somehow, they are…read moremade with 100 thin layers of dough, which gives them a light and fluffy texture and airiness. What's inside of them is even better, if you're blessed enough to try one of the icing-filled wonderful treats! Sweetened with coconut sugar, and infused with different flavors inside and out, some only on the outside, you will never forget your first taste of a Five Daughters donut. Visit their website to read about your endless choices of mouth-watering donut descriptions, and place your order at one of their many locations, one of which is bound to be close to you. And you can thank me later

Five Daughters is a cute spot for a pretty good donut…read more This location is takeout only, but the center area of The Factory has some tables and chairs. The shop is cutesy with pink walls and a little social media worthy photo op on one of the walls. Lines are hit or miss. I either walk by and nobody is there or it's a long line. I can't say service at this location has ever been noteworthy. It's more just moving people through the line. They offer mini and regular sized donuts. I love, love, love that they offer mini donuts. I've never been a big fan of their donuts, but the winter donuts may have changed my mind. My favorites have been Sugar Cookie and Gingerbread Latte. I enjoyed the buttery, flaky layers. I also grabbed an iced sugar cookie and that was delicious. For drinks they offer coffees and a case with sparkling waters, juice, and canned coffee. Five Daughters is worth a try if you find yourself near a location.

The donuts are so yummy and it is the perfect treat. I like how I can eat it with a mini fork and…read morenot get all dirty. I liked how it was in a trailer. The vibe inside was trendy. Service was friendly and quick

The little silver Airstream reflects the sun on a Saturday morning, a gleaming beacon beckoning…read morecustomers to their mobile bakery at the Franklin Farmers Market. If that doesn't attract your attention, the smell of fresh donuts wafting across the booths will. Founded in 2010, these are the classic, old-fashioned cake donuts of yesteryear, hence the name. You'll probably never find out how good most of their flavors are. The three Saturdays we've arrived within two hours of their opening, Ellie's only had the cinnamon sugar variety remaining. It is what it is. But even that style, the most basic of donuts, is exemplary. You'll notice the quality. Ellie's may not make my top five donuts in Middle Tennessee (unless I can get my hands on that elusive maple), but they're tasty, nonetheless. Warning: It's a cash-only food truck, so come prepared.

Great spot to grab a coffee before strolling around downtown Franklin, especially during the…read moreChristmas season when you're checking out all the boutiques and decorations. I, as always, ordered a cappuccino with almond milk, and my dad's wife got a mocha, both were really good. They also have plenty of food options, so that's definitely on my list for next time. Perfect little stop to kick off a walk around town.

Unfortunately, I can't rate the food because even after almost an hour of waiting, we never got to…read moretry it. However, I can rate the customer service, or rather, the complete lack of it. The waitress who was serving our family never once came over to update us or apologize for the delay. We had to keep getting up ourselves to ask about the status of our order. After being told we only had to wait another two to five minutes, we ended up waiting over ten more minutes with no explanation at all. In the end, we simply left hungry after such a long wait. What upset us the most was the fact that people who arrived after us were already receiving their food! Is it just your personal preference who gets served first? Do you not understand what a queue is, and that in normal restaurants the people who order first receive their food first? This experience was absolutely terrible and embarrassing

HANKS IS THE BEST!! Josh and Savannah (owners) are very meticulous and thoughtful on all their…read morecrafted drinks, their staff, and service are unmatched! Avocado toast - high recommend. Matcha is sooooo so addicting. Go there!

What a cute coffee shop with the friendliest staff! I feel like it's really hard to find a place…read morewhere the staff genuinely cares, but it felt like everyone was so intentional here. I was visiting from out of town, but I felt so welcome. I didn't try any pastries, but the cinnamon rolls looked incredible. I got an iced vanilla latte and it was perfect. I popped in around 2pm on a Saturday and there was a line, so expect to wait a bit. Parking is also tight, but it's worth it!

Last time I reviewed this little shop was in 2018. Fortunately, I have visited here numerous times…read morein those intervening years. Decided to buy a box of 100 to give to the staff of another local restaurant that is a favorite of mine. Yesterday..,Conveniently ordered online. (A day ahead.) Chose a time for pick up. Today...Received a text that they were ready! Quick convenient, delicious, and greatly appreciated by all who got to share these sweet gems. Kudos and shout out to the prompt, courteous, and generous manager.

The cutest concept, I love the staff - they are so friendly! I came by to try their donuts - their…read moreclassic cinnamon sugar is divine (also the mini forks are just so fun)!!! They have hot coffee and canned La Colombe Iced Lattes in various flavors that pair perfectly, as well as, milk and orange juice. Truly a gem of a visit, you can take it to go or sit at their picnic table if the weather is nice.

Absolutely love their donuts! Always fresh and personalized. Usually the service is quiet but…read morerefreshing. . . Never had a bad experience here.

I finally tried Duck Donuts and was so excited because I've heard nothing but good things... but…read morethe service honestly ruined the experience. After finally catching them on a Saturday when they weren't closed early, we walked in and weren't greeted at all. One worker stood at the register, looked at us, then just walked away. Another employee came from the back, stood there, looked at us... and also walked off. It was awkward and confusing, like we weren't even supposed to be there. The donuts themselves were good, which makes it even more disappointing. I'd come back for the donuts, but the customer service seriously needs improvement.

Just stop here. You know you want to. A few tiny donuts isn't a big commitment and you'll still…read morehave some to share. They're friendly, their donuts are tasty. You must visit. It's everyone's favorite airstream trailer. Spread the love.

Best "tiny" doughnuts ever! If I weren't afraid of weighing the same as the trailer these yummies…read more are served from, i would sit there daily and consume every flavor till I burst! Always get friendly service! They have regular menu items and specialties during holiday months. They have also been known to add different flavors from time to time. So, it's fun seeing what they have new, and it's especially enjoyable tasting all their various concoctions!

My Krispy Kreme memory for 2026! Franklin TN felt like Antarctica during the recent snow/ice…read morestorm. We lost four trees, the power checked out for a couple hours, and suddenly my kitchen was running on a very exclusive reservation only system called the fireplace. When life gives you an ice storm, you pivot. Breakfast options were limited, but morale was high. I lit a fire, grabbed a couple of Krispy Kreme donuts, and invented what I'm pretty sure is a new Southern survival cuisine: fireplace-warmed donuts. No microwave. No oven. Just good old-fashioned flames gently heating a glazed masterpiece. Let me tell you, crispy on the outside, warm and gooey on the inside, with a subtle hint of "pioneer spirit." Absolutely delicious. To really elevate the experience, I paired it with a cup of hot chocolate loaded with an irresponsible amount of marshmallows. No power, no problem. Warm fire, warm donut, warm tummy. Honestly, it felt less like a disaster and more like a cozy lifestyle choice. Moral of the story: you are defined by how you look at situations in life. When the lights go out and trees fall down, you don't complain, you adapt, improvise, and lightly toast a donut in the fireplace. Check out my video heating up my donut!!

Sherie was very friendly and super customer oriented. My kids and I enjoyed the hot fresh donuts…read moreand the chocolate themed treats too! Definitely not a bad location.

It's a nice place but I didn't enjoy eating the food…read more Ordered a pizza which was cooked very nicely in their pretty oven, but I didn't enjoy the dough or the pizza in general. Lacked taste. Wife had some noodle food which we didn't enjoy. My fried squid wasn't fried very well and didn't have much squid. The bread they gave was tasty though! People we know love the restaurant so perhaps it's just us. Went home that night and made a great noodle meal with De Cecco noodles and sea animals which wife and I ate till stuffed.

I emailed the restaurant about a week ago, in lieu prematurely leaving a bad review online. I…read morewanted to give them a chance to address my experience, but instead, got zero response. This was the email I sent: "Two friends and I had a 7:15 PM reservation at Culaccino on January 10. Our server was Lee. Things started out fine, but we found ourselves quickly being subjected to Lee's somewhat aggressive approach to service. He honestly was the least personable server I've ever experienced, and had a very condescending manner. A misunderstanding occurred on my friend's order. She was brought a dish with pork in it, which was not what she ordered. Mistakes happen, but Lee was not at ALL nice or accommodating about it, laying the blame on her, and bringing it up multiple times during our meal, with a snarky and resentful undertone. After we paid, he walked up, dropped our checks, and walked away without a word. It was the first time in my life I've ever been tempted to leave zero tip. My conscience for some reason would not allow me to follow through on this, but it was as undeserved as any gratuity I've ever left. We wanted dessert, but we ended up going elsewhere due to how we'd been treated. We also had no clue we would be charged $6 a person for water! Perhaps something that could be mentioned during the ordering process. I've honestly never had a more disappointing dining experience. I loved the ambiance of the restaurant and had hoped to come back for a date night, but our experience left such a bad impression, I can't imagine spending additional money here. I'm not sure if other diners have had this experience with Lee, but we certainly did not feel welcome or valued as customers and felt it was important to make you aware." The food was fine, but most dishes needed salt- so basic. The lack of response from management, however, really says everything one needs to know about Culaccino. I'd truly recommend spending your dining dollars elsewhere.

First, I have given very few five star ratings. I have tried many pandaderia's throughout the area…read more This is far and above the others. The selection is huge with sweet things you would expect such as tres leche cake and common pan from concha's to telera's (traditional Mexican torta roll). If you need a piñata, this is your place. I'd estimate 100 hanging from the ceiling. I had great service and the cashier was very funny. I like funny. I know where I'll be getting my Rosca de Reyes in a few weeks.

Wide selection of pastries and cakes. Definitely a great place to buy authentic Mexican pastries…read more The smell of baking pastry in this place is heavenly. The service is quick and friendly.