Shelbyville's best bakery for many years! Stopped by this…read moremorning for a quick bite - our mission was to grab a mini alligator - unfortunately, we were too late, as those were sold out. So we opted for the best brownies around these parts! We grabbed a couple containers of milk and a table, and enjoyed our sugary treats, all while many people poured in the doors, looking for their favorite pastries. This is a must stop place if you're in the area. Get there early for the best selection!

DONUT DONUT DONUT You've heard the expression about "the…read moreearly bird". Welp, yep you better get here quick! Cake donuts are awesome!

This little hole in the wall has a huge fan base. They are only open in the morning and I believe…read morethey close when the donuts run out. I'm here on a Saturday a little after 8:30 and they are down to slim pickings. It's fine with me because they still had jelly donuts and big caramel frosed. It was great to see folks who pre-ordered boxes & often multiple big boxes) and take them to go. The ladies working were very efficient. I give them 4 because they don't stay open long enough (a product of not making enough donuts ) and the somewhat curt service with less change than expected tho' it was a busy day (not related to pennies).

Fresh donuts made daily. Nothing here is shipped in frozen. You could say the Sweet Shop is…read more"dunkin'" the competition! This place has all of the nostalgia, reminding me of the little donut shops I grew up with. The staff is always friendly, attentive and fast to get fresh donuts in your hand (well, in the bag or box, to be more specific). Several years ago, I lived closer and I remember when the Sweet Shop almost closed when the owner passed away. The family stepped in and took on the responsibility to keep this Greenfield staple in business. I love supporting the Sweet Shop because they have delicious donuts AND because they have a beautiful story of love and resilience. This is what small and family-owned business is all about! Man, now I want a donut!

An Indianapolis institution :) I got a hodgepodge of things today:…read moreBrownie - not good Glazed yeast donut - okay Blueberry cake donut - good Cinnamon fry and apple fry - excellent! As good a donut as you'll ever have. Personally, I thought the cinnamon fry was best. The service was A+. They were kind and patient with my many questions. Long's is cash only and I was a few cents short so they even spotted me the few cents!

Long's has been a staple in the Indianapolis community for many years. If you see a white box, you…read morecan assume it's their donuts. They are famous for their warm yeast donuts, however my favorite has to be the blueberry. What a delight! It's flavorful and the texture just melts in your mouth. If you've never been, note that the lines can be long, but everybody in line is typically friendly. Also, cash only, so be prepared to pull some money out the bank!

It was a Serendipitous visit- as we were driving by Batesville the Sunday before Presidents' Day…read more Thought we'd just stop and see what it looked like. Forgetting all about their famous cherry Thing-A-Lings. What a surprise when we discovered they still had plenty- we splurged and picked up a dozen. Also noticed the other array of tantalizing pastries they had. The cherry Thing-A-Lings were fresh and tasty. I can see why they have a cult following. Looking forward to stopping back sometime to try some of their other favorites.

The cherry thing-a-longs are worth every single minute of the wait. The most delicious pastry with…read morecherry I have ever had.

Really liked it. I believe it's mostly, if not all, vegan. I know they were experimenting with some…read moreitems with dairy a while ago but I did not notice any non-vegan items while I was there, so not sure if that's still a thing. Anyway, it is a little out of the way. It's walkable from downtown but not really in the downtown core. Pretty quiet when I was there, but the atmosphere felt approachable. Some of the chairs were like school desk chairs (adult-sized, of course) that I haven't seen since I was in primary school which was kind of funny. The guy at the counter was cheerful and friendly. They looked like they had run out of some of the hot savory items by Saturday mid-afternoon, but there was still a wide variety of sweets. I believe the current owners are Indian, and you see some of those flavours featured. I got: Samosa handpie: Good, not mind-blowing, but good. Nice flavours. If you like a flaky crust, this is not it, but I liked the rustic pastry crust. Pistachio cardamom donut: Loved it. Before I moved to Bloomington, there were a few bakeries that offered vegan-GF cake donuts that I loved, and this was the first thing I've gotten here that reminded me of that. Pleasant texture and strong cardamom flavour, not too sweet. I think these are baked donuts, so they're a little different from regular fried donuts, but in a good way IMO. Rose dream latte: Milk with rose syrup topped with coconut whip and nuts, no espresso. Tasted great, but more of a dessert drink than I was expecting. The coconut whip was quite thick. The concept could probably use some refinement, because the whip was too thick and rigid to drink without a straw, but the nut pieces were too big to go through a straw, and so I couldn't figure out the best way to drink it. From what I understand, there are some longtime fans of this place who feel like the quality has dropped since the most recent change in ownership, but as someone who had never been here before, I really had a good experience. I get why people would be upset when something changes, but if you are considering trying this place for the first time, I wouldn't be too put off by the negativity around the change in ownership. There's no other place specialized in vegan baking in Bloomington, so I think it's good to support what they are continuing to do here, and even though I am partial to vegan food I wouldn't say that if it wasn't also GOOD. They also had some refreshingly unique options for baked goods.

Rainbow Bakery sits off of 4th street west of the IU campus. It's all vegan, and we had a chance to…read morestop by and get two donuts and a cookie. The inside is cute and whimsical. The owners, a Sikh family, gave us their cardamom donut for free. The samosa hand pies were out. I would rate it 4/5. The decor was nice, and the owners were friendly. We were told that the staff is limited, and the owners themselves are thinking of selling this location and hoping to restart it in Greenwood, where they currently live and actually drive down to Bloomington every day. The matcha latte was fine. Everything was fine but not great. The vegan chocolate chip cookie was good, but could've used more chocolate chips.

This little local donut shop is filled with delicious sweetness and has been serving donuts since…read more1981. We stopped in after seeing great reviews on Yelp. A friendly clerk greeted us and walked us through all the options. Prices are great with most donuts under $2. I had the crowd favorite, a glazed yeast donut. The donut melted in my mouth. My husband had a cinnamon pecan roll, which he devoured like a little kid. The dining area is filled with tables and donut art. The place is not upscale but has a small town charm. It's the kind of place that you meet a friend for coffee and a donut. There was plenty of parking during our visit.

Best donuts in town. Light, airy. Have to request crème filling in Long Johns but they don't get…read morebent about the request.

Best donuts in Columbus. Price is a little high, but totally worth it. Get there quick, because…read morethey sell out of specialty and popular donuts by mid morning. Nice seating area for a relaxing Saturday morning

Donuts are usually good but they don't seem to be able to manage to make enough to stay open during…read morebusiness hours. Nine out of 10 times I stopped for donuts they are closed an hour or two before their designated business hours with a note saying "out of donuts". It seems silly to me that a place that is only open to sell donuts can't make enough donuts to stay open:

I love that this is in my hometown. We are a small town but this is a world-class chocolate…read morefacility. Dustin and Mai, the owners, are super friendly and welcoming. The shop is cute and clean inside and they also offer t-shirts and the like for sale. Other than chocolate they offer pastries and they are delicious.

I like Jack's Donuts. This little location is tucked away in a strip mall behind another store…read more They were very busy when I went in so I had to wait a few minutes to get my donuts. I ended up ordering a cup of coffee and two donuts. I had the Biscoff donut and the Oreo donut. The donuts were way more sugar than I needed but they were delicious! I just had the regular coffee with cream but it was nice and hot and also self-serve. I have stopped at this location many times as I used to work near here. They have a pretty good selection of donuts.

The staff is super down-home friendly at this franchised location of Jack's Donuts. Jack's…read moreoriginated in Greencastle, Indiana in 1961. The Greenfield location is tucked inside of a strip mall on State Road 9. I stopped by midweek with my husband to indulge in a donut. The cases were full of perfectly iced or glazed donuts. The shop is cute and cozy inside with a few tables and some comfy seating. Any donut is $2 or a dozen for $22. The clerk is friendly and offers a few recommendations. I snag a blueberry, which is soft and melts in my mouth. My husband had Bavarian Cream filled donut, which is popular with the locals. He loved his donut. They serve a variety of upscale coffees and smoothies. So good, I'll be back.