Very overwhelming one bite was plenty! The cream inside was delicious but the topping was over the…read moretop! Adorable shape with friendly service.

Sooooo many delicious options. I went with the strawberry danish and it was to die for! The staff…read morewere super patient as we sat there milling about the options too

I'm not sure how to describe how much I like donuts. I travel the world in search of baked goods,…read moreso when I say this is a good donut, I mean it. Like, it is really good. One of the best I've ever had. I've tried the strawberry one, oreo one, another glazed one with walnuts. Mmm mm. They are light and sweet and not too greasy (which is a big problem with homemade donuts). I walk by here every time I go to the yoga studio and that is dangerous. I tried a bagel sandwich the other day that was also good, but the bagel just wasn't as crispy on the outside as I like it. I am sort of a bagel snob since I hail from New York City though, so I might be overanalyzing it. I'd likely go back and eat another because I like bagel sandwiches. The soup I tried was just meh, curry cauliflower, I found it too thin. But the donuts will definitely be my #1 item and I'll probably end up buying them every single week at this rate.

Donuts. Or doughnuts. However you spell them, they're good. Even better, they're goooooood when…read morethey're fresh. Deadly Donuts have gotten into the donut revolution early, and they're gooooood. I tried coming here a few times before actually being able to have a donut. A sign hangs in the window letting people know if the donuts are sold out but it's misleading- the cafe is still open even when sold out (it looks like a closed sign so I've passed by before without realising they were open) and last time I was here the sold out sign was up but the donuts were brought out five minutes later. The owner is a lovely hard working guy who knows his fried goods and loves a chat about tasty treats. He has just started hosting weekly BYOB dinners which also sound brilliant. Highly recommend coming here and persevering for donuts!

cute little bakery! love the fun selection of donuts. The french toast one was just a bit too…read moresweet, but the cranachan was much better. waitress here was very kind and helpful.

Tucked in Stockbridge hidden underneath stairs, we found this adorable donut shop while we were…read morewaiting for our table around the block. They have a variety of creative flavors of the week donuts, rings, or filled. Cake or pretzel donuts. And for beverages they have coffee, tea, or soft drinks. It felt like a little apartment with cute decor. There were tables and space for work or study in the back. Kronut- My travel companion would not stop talking about how he can't find this anywhere and ta-da, they have it here. A hybrid donut and croissant, fluffy, flakey, sugary, everything we thought it would be. Overall Service: Lovely gals with upbeat demeanors. We only ordered one item and they were fine with us eating there and using their washroom.

My husband and I visited Glasgow this past year, and stumbled upon Tantrum. We had gotten there…read moreright at open, and the cashier was very kind, and all of the doughnuts looked incredible. I settled on a creme brulee doughnut, and it was absolutely delicious. If you're near a Tantrum, make it I priority to go early so you can have first dibs!

I usually love the crackled top of crème brulée but the crème brulée donut here was not great. The…read moretop was burnt and tasted acrid and bitter so I couldn't actually eat part of the donut. The dough itself is pretty fluffy but plain. I would've also liked way more of the vanilla custard! I've definitely had better, so I wouldn't recommend it, especially at £2.40 for the donut. Maybe it was an off day?

Stellar bakery and coffee spot near our Airbnb. Due to proximity, I went a few times. It's a small…read moreplace with no seating so just grab & go. Bread and pastries are fresh baked daily and displayed beautifully in the window. I got the pan au chocolate and a latte both times. Great place to stop in for a quick bite and caffeine hit in the morning on the way to work or a more substantial breakfast.

Much more of an elevated selection of baked goods than a regular café. Can definitely tell they're…read morea bakery too. Everything I had left quite a nice impression with me. Sausage Roll: A very meaty sausage roll. Like it's mostly sausage, with a bit of dough around it. The sausage itself had veggies and herbs in the mix. Perfect if you want a big meal for breakfast. Cheese Scone: Subtle and mild cheesy. I didn't have any butter on hand, but imagine that would make this even better. Twice Baked Blackcurrant & Pistachio Croissant: Loved that there was a nice jam spread in the middle of the croissant. The twice-baking meant it wasn't as airy/flaky as once-baked croissant, but that is easily overlooked since the blackcurrant makes up for it. Frangipane Bar: A really great take on a dessert bar. Perfect if you love marzipan, but don't want to eat one of those weird brightly shaped candies. I liked this so much, I'm gonna look up how to make this at home.

The gelato stuffed donut sign wont me over. I was pleasantly pleased with the doughnut. It was very…read moredelicious, warm, and tasted fresh. The staff was very nice and I actually went back for a second one :)

What a great stop after climbing Arthur's seat! Refreshing iced cappuccino and a waffle hit the…read morespot. The Smoov cream was delicate and refreshing with no after taste. Love this spot. Comfy couches and music playing in the background. Clean bathroom and free WIfi! What else can I ask for?

Eavesdropped on locals in line, they recommended the birthday & almond cake donuts. Usually, I'm…read morenot like a cake-donut type of gal but these slapped!! Would deff go again. More of a take-out place but some seating inside.

My husband and sister were on vacation in Glasgow. I love a good donut and have had donuts all over…read morethe world. While researching this trip, I was happy to find this place. The location is very convenient to the city center and a nice short walk from our hotel. The inside isn't large but it's cozy. The person helping us was nice and didn't rush us (there were so many good options!). We finally decided on 4 donuts- birthday cake, milk and cookies, crème brûlée, and espresso. They were all so delicious. The crème brûlée is a filled donut so it was a little difficult for sharing. My favorite was the espresso donut, but honestly they were all great. As far as price goes, I thought it was reasonable (I'm used to paying $4-$5 per donut back home). Definitely recommend stopping here if you're ever in Glasgow!

We met the owner of The Piemaker while trying this renowned quick bite restaurant in Edinburgh. He…read moreis the nicest guy and his place is extremely popular. These pies are a great light lunch or snack when consumed by themselves. Or one can get a variety of them and make it a meal. The pies are made fresh daily and displayed in the glass case at the counter along with other British style fried foods such as Tattie Dogs, Sausage Rolls, etc. There are a variety of the infamous pies offered. We tried a Steak and Ale pie and an Original Scotch Pie with brown sauce packet for the pour over. I enjoyed mine (Scotch Pie) and could've eaten a couple more God willing. Along with an Irn Bru, this was a satisfying and affodable meal. Definitely give this place a try when in the area.

I can't help to love this place and glad they are still in business, I'll always remember this…read moreplace fondly because we came to eat here immediately after getting married in Edinburgh 10 years ago. They make perfect snack sized pastries that let you try a variety without getting too full. Compared to other local pasty shops their baked pastries use better ingredients and are better cooked. I love how flaky and golden colored the pasties were. You'll find a variety of traditional pasties here as well as some unique creations worth checking out. My kids loved the hasbrowns wrapped around a sausage so much we ordered an extra one even though they said they weren't hungry before. This is located in a busy area and there are a small amount of seats inside against the window and a small table next to the drinks. There isn't any seating or place to sit outside so I wouldn't plan on eating here.

How can I resist the lure of a business called Hot Doughnut? I can't. I actually ended up here by…read moreaccident (I promise), looking for a cafe in Patrick that would be a good working space for an hour or so (I didn't find anywhere, fail). Thanks to Carolyn E for adding the photo of this place otherwise I was in such an oblivion I think I'd have missed it! So, they do doughnuts. I'm not sure the name is entirely accurate as they didn't seem to be hot when I purchased them - although the owner did tell me they are made fresh on site every day so they are HOT in that sense. Today there was a selection of doughnuts - no mini ones, sadly - I got the chocolate & blueberries, coconut and chocolate & custard doughnuts. Now, I'll be honest - I don't really have a sweet tooth and I prefer doughnuts which are relatively plain and sugar coated rather than icing. I've tried the chocolate & blueberries one so far and thought it was really good, clearly fresh and a really nice filling which was a bit unusual. Prices are reasonable at £1.50 for a two filling doughnut and £1 for a single filling. They also sell things like coffee, baked cheesecakes, hot dog bake and ham & cheese bake. The owner was super friendly and welcoming, and really helpful. This wee shop definitely deserves a visit.

Been here a few times now and I'm not a big fan of their filled doughnuts but my boyfriend really…read morelikes them. I don't think they're very much like a regular doughnut as we know them and more like a big sweet filled bun with glazing. I think it's the glaze they use I'm not keen on ~ I've tried 2 different flavours and they both had the same, overpowering, candied fruits flavour glazing on them which detracted from the actual filling flavour/s. Their fresh, mini (and proper hot) doughnuts however I am a fan of. You can get them in plain sugared or coated in cinnamon. I opted for cinnamon & they were delicious. You get 4 smaller, ringed doughnuts for £1.20 which I think is really good, especially considering they cook them fresh to order. As well as doughnuts they sell baked cheesecake which I haven't tried yet and some savoury snacks too such as toasties. They also have a basic selection of hot drinks. The lady who works here is always really friendly and does try a bit of the ol' up-sale on you which is fair enough as they're a small business trying to get by and with just selling such few products at a very cheap price (most doughnuts are only £1 each) you do have to wonder how long they'll be around for... If you're in the area then deffo pop in and give them a try. The mini hot fresh doughnuts are delicious & you can save yourself a trip to The Fort by getting them here!