"One white duck on your wall So fly away Peter…read moreFly away Paul Power of ten equals nothing at all" (Jethro Tull) There is a small but persistent misconception that Duck Donuts are fried in duck fat! Yes, their vanilla cake-based donuts are fried in hot oil and NOT duck fat. But what makes them unique is that their twenty-eight varieties are made to order right in front of your eyes. You see, the donuts are made by a cool automated process that drops plain donuts into a bin. Then the fun starts when the plain donuts are transformed in front of you with various toppings and drizzles. Bottom line? Your donuts are served hot and fresh for you. Founded in 2006 in Duck, North Carolina, the chain has expanded rapidly from its original Outer Banks location and now operates over 150 locally owned shops across 26 states, Puerto Rico, Canada, Egypt, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia. The donuts are reasonably priced, so we paid just $2.65 each for a Blueberry Streusel and Cinnamon Bun donut. They were amazing. We both had a half of each donut last night, and we agreed the Blueberry was the clear winner. Bottom line? If your donut quacks like a duck.....you're in luck!

Nice fast service! Great job Ray! I had duck donuts once before in another location and the donut…read morewas not hot. It was very hot here, freshly made, nice quiet place with lots of parking.

Bakery products is delicious , but when cake was handled by worker and touched barehanded ,ask…read more manager if another cake could be handled with gloves , she responded we don't require gloves to handle cake, came off as a unprofessional and unsanitary situation. Just wanted to let other's know.

A Muhlenberg institution. No one is better qualified to give this review, as I have been eating…read morethese delights since I was 5 yrs old when my grandfather used to take me along to pick out a dozen. I can tell you how little they have changed in 43 years. Usually when a business has operated for that long, they've achieved well-known notoriety, yet these remain a bit of a secret. I argue they deserve all the accolades that local pride has conjured up for now defunct businesses like Bell Alley Soft Pretzels. I should've contacted Food Network a long time ago. If you swing by Reading Farmers Market be sure to grab the pretzel doughnuts. A one-of-a-kind, large, perfectly puffy, glazed doughnut, u guessed it, twisted like a knotted pretzel. I enjoy these simple yeasted doughnuts in their iced glory and have yet to come across one anywhere else. The decorated varieties at holidays are a solid choice as is the peanut butter frosted or filled. The thing that has passed is the affordability. Once upon a time you could pick to your hearts content, now they seem individually priced at a premium. Still, I'll pay for the quality & tradition that no super market with their synthesized ingredients can deliver.

Our first time visiting as we are from the Pittsburgh area. The service, by Tammy, was fabulous…read more We both ordered off the menu as we didn't want a heavy meal/buffet. We will return when we are in the area again.

That Hollandaise! I…read morerecently visited Wyomissing Restaurant and Bakery with two companions, and we had a wonderful experience! The atmosphere is a bit more upscale than your average diner--everything was impeccably clean, and the ambiance was very pleasant. My friends both opted for the "All You Can Eat Buffet," which I understand is what this place is famous for (especially on weekends!). Their plates were packed, and the fact that they both went back for seconds speaks for itself--they loved it. I went with the Norway Benedict, and I was honestly blown away. It featured two perfectly poached eggs and smoked salmon on English muffins with a very generous serving of Hollandaise sauce, accompanied by a side of home-fried potatoes. The presentation was beautiful, the taste was excellent, and I truly can't think of a single thing that would have improved the dish. Service Highlights: * Attentive Staff: Our server was great--present when we needed drink refills but never intrusive. * Efficiency: They were quick to clear empty plates rather than letting them sit on the table, which we really appreciated. I highly recommend checking this place out if you're in the area. I'm already looking forward to my next visit!

Service was amazing , very kind staff and loved every bite of it definitely recommend to anyone in…read morethe area or traveling .

An interesting, but perhaps not unsurprising, shop for West Reading: Korean fried chicken + mochi…read moredonuts + bubble tea. They might be making the boba in house and if so, it's got an uneven quality to it, but could just be growing pains as it's a very new biz. It has a strong donut smell in there so if you do want to eat there you might grab a table outside.

Fresh, great tasting, homemade donuts and pastries. I was visiting from out of town and picked up a…read morevariety of items from the location on Kutztown Road in Temple. We loved everything. The apple fritter was excellent - it actually had pieces of apple in it! The lady working was friendly and helpful. The prices ranged from $2 - $3.50 an item. There's not much to the place and it's pretty unassuming from the outside, but well worth trying and supporting local!

I absolutely love this place. So many different vendors in here and they are all so friendly and…read morehelpful. Prices can be a bit higher than what you would find at a grocery store but there are deals to be had in here.

This market has almost everything food-related. Vietnamese, Spanish, African, and more that I don't…read moreremember. There's a bunch of delis all around the edges of the market. There's also boba, coffee, I think a Christian bakery, candy, produce, and other foods and drinks that don't perish as fast, such as pastas, and other boxed & canned goods. There is also a family restaurant, I went there and it was amazing, the breakfast is top tier, although I have no pictures. The few vendors we went to were direct and seem experienced. The whole place looks lively and like (at least) the staff actually want to be there.

My new go to spot for bagels when visiting the in laws in PA. Bagels are NY style and have a great…read morechew to them. Wide assortment of bagels and flavored cream cheeses. Inside is nice with some seating areas but I took everything to go. Definitely added to the list of must dos anytime were in town.

Wow! The Penn Ave. location was excellent! Very clean inside from floors to ceiling. It is evident…read morethat the owner(s) have a lot of pride in their building. Bagels were delicious and the staff is very friendly. I need to try the Kenhorst location.

"I rode to Pennsylvania near the Delaware Gap sometimes I…read moregot lost and had to check the map" (Lou Reed) If you're hungry, you'd be hard pressed to find anywhere with more ways to fill your stomach than this place. Wander through the aisles and the sheer number of vendors will stop you in your tracks. Choices range from farm fresh, homemade, and hand-crafted salads and desserts to local vegetables and ripe seasonal fruits. You'll find fresh poultry and smoky BBQ, poultry pieces and platters, and a full lineup of beef, pork, veal, sausage, and lamb. Add in PA Dutch baked goods still warm from the oven, fresh squeezed juices, gourmet coffees and specialty teas, homemade chocolates, old fashioned candies and snacks, soft pretzels and pretzel wraps, fresh cut lunch meats and cheeses, cream cheese spreads, dairy and eggs, plus organic baking supplies and local honeys--and you've got a marketplace that feels like a feast at every turn. They have a luncheonette, a huge dining room, and offer breakfast all day, lunch and dinner. I picked up some beef jerky, some beef sticks, a bottle of local soda, and some baked goodies.

I love me a farmers market but this one is even better! This indoor Amish run farmers market has so…read moremuch to offer. At the entrance there a handcrafted wooden birdhouses for sale, then once inside you can find individual vendors with a variety of goods including fresh produce, flowers, meats, baked goods, candy, cold cuts, cheese, dairy products, jerky, crepes and coffee & donuts. Additionally, there are a bunch of food vendors with their wonderful scents wafting throughout the market. It'll be tough to choose but good to know that there an options to satisfy whatever you're in the mood. I like the open market floor plan with plenty of seating to eat what you purchase regardless of the vendors. We experienced friendly, quick service at all the places we ate at. We all chose Becca's Coffee & Donuts. We each tried a different specialty drink and none of us were disappointed. They were delicious. And my apple fritter was super fresh and oh-so yummy! My hubby & I both chose pretzel-dough wraps because we had never had them before. I had the eggs, bacon, cheese & hashbrowns and my hubby had the eggs, bacon & sausage. Both were served warm. Comfort brunch: They were delicious and hearty. Totally worth it! The others in our party went for a breakfast burrito and an omelette with toast! Another winner! On the way out, we grabbed some eggnog in a bottle ($2 up charge for the bottle deposit - if you return it, you get the $2 back). Sooooo good! We all left very satisfied -- All the more reason to visit again when in the area! I'm already thinking about what I want to try. *Note: open on Thursday, Friday & Saturday only.