Amazing donuts. I used to frequent their Richmond Hill…read morelocation when they were open eons ago. Now this is the closest one other than their downtown locations. This place rocks Wowza, what a treat You can see the dozens of their original donuts rolling off the conveyor belt freshly made and hot! I chose to get a dozen assorted donuts for $16.25. What a steal. More than worth it for these awesome tasty, delectable treats. I will say they were kinda smaller than before. Massive shrinkflation But After tasting each one, they were too delicious to complain about. Whatever selection I made was truly divine in sweetness and flavourful abundance. Can't wait to go back I recommend everyone to try these donuts. And Avoid Tim Hortons. They are very unsanitary. IYKYK.

Overall, the experience was okay. We went specifically for the Pokémon donuts, but they only had…read moretwo designs available. The donuts themselves were delicious and a big hit at home, with a good overall selection. The staff member was friendly and welcoming, but I think she missed an opportunity to point out that adding another six donuts was less than $2 more when I switched frl getting a dozen doughnuts to half. I only realized this after checking my receipt and going back inside and reordering. The biggest concern was the washroom, it was honestly disgusting and needs serious attention. When you're serving food, cleanliness throughout the establishment really matters. Hopefully this is something they improve.

Great for Instagram and Facebook, but that's really where it shines…read more Unfortunately, the donuts feel way overpriced for the taste and skill involved. Compared with the real artisanal donuts I have tried elsewhere, these don't feel particularly unique. I've ordered the Nutella Bomb, Crème Brûlée , Boston Cream, Strawberry Cheesecake, and the Strawberry Maritour. They all seem to use the same base donut, cut it in half, add a bit of whipped cream and fruit, then switch things up with different glazes or a sprinkle of icing sugar. The result is a lot of "same donut" with a similar texture and overall mouthfeel, just with slightly different flavors. Sadly, I would not go back, simply because when you spend $45 on six donuts, you should expect good individual uniqueness, and I have had better-made treats with far better value for the price elsewhere.

A bit in the pricey side but they do infuse the custard into the donut on the spot for you, if you…read morerequest something that was not prepped yet. Courteous service within the tiny shop. Pretty good stop if anyone's ever near the Bay and Dundas region. I loved my KEY LIME PIE donut!

Was an uber eats delivery so benefit of the doubt that the chocolate kunafa and eclair would have…read morevisually looked better. Donuts were definitely fresh, puffy and substantial. For the cost the 2 fritters are definitely solid. The fruit peach and mango were subtle but the fritter on its own without the fruit would have carried its own weight. Filling for both the kunafa and eclair had a nice airy/marshmallow cream. Definitely worth coming back! Wish they had a way to package better.

One of my favourite donut shops! I've been here a few times and I absolutely love their fritters -…read moreI've tried the apple & peach fritter and they are the best I've ever had. Staff are also always so nice!

I came here to get donuts for another party, so I can't speak to the taste and quality of the…read moredonuts, but this is a popular place that tends to have long line-ups / big crowd (especially on weekend mornings). Everything is baked fresh daily, and they sell out quickly. Ignore the "close time" on the website and Google Maps because they close whenever they sell out of donuts for the day. As a small business, Fab's Donuts has a community, mom-and-pop shop feel upon entering (friendly service). Some of the donuts they offer are quite unique, such as Biscoff and Oreo (topped with actual Biscoff and Oreo cookies), and donuts topped with M&M pieces or mini Reese's butter cup (for the peanut butter lovers). Their donut offerings encompass a variety of traditional donuts (with humble toppings such as cinnamon sugar, rainbow sprinkles (Homer Simpson's Donut), and chocolate dip), donuts filled with creamy fillings (Boston cream and éclair), creatively unique donuts (such as the one with crème brûlée coating), and fritters (apple fritter and banana fritter).

disappointment, absolute disappointment…read more I had high hopes for fab's especially after all of the media hype and craze but my sweet dreams were shattered back to back days do not believe google, this place is not even close to being open for the just over 12 hours daily (at the time of writing google is saying closed 24/7) arriving just after lunch, there was a note on the door "sold out" for the day, so I called the number on the door and asked "yeah! see you tomorrow" so, reluctantly, showed up the next day the spread was amazing, as you see in my photos, but the funniest donut I've ever seen is the pink lady, that has a red top to it, when i questioned it, I was told "yeah, like a candy apple at a local fair" does this exist as a pink option at fairs? i don't know! you had me at fritters, you really did after buying the fritters and one more additional donut here are my thoughts everyone needs to get taste buds checked ASAP the cherry fritter had zero pieces of cherry and was red in the middle, so cherry syrup? the banana Nutella fritter was worse, zero pieces of banana or taste of banana, just the taste of dough, Nutella and the donut fell apart within the first bite into multiple pieces also grabbed a cinnamon sugar donut that was decent, but tasted like a plain sugar donut with a lack of cinnamon the lady behind the counter was super great and bubbly, but service is only one part of the experience and ultimately I have better options in my neighborhood lastly as well, the space on the inside is super tiny, and absolutely not fluffy friendly

In a shop so tiny that you can't even eat inside, there's this doughnut place that has a softer,…read moreslightly oilier version of a Tiny Tom's doughnut. While any fresh doughnut is a good doughnut, the cinnamon sugar didn't really wow me, but perhaps this is because I should've tried the two options: 1) Squeezies (where you get a little tube to inject your own filling) or 2) Dunks (where you get a side order of sugary dipping sauce). Would try again, though perhaps as a Too Good to Go order!

Mini donuts made fresh while you wait. Think of CNE Tiny Tom donuts. Cinnamon sugar is the way to…read morego. Glazed was way too sweet for us. With larger packages you get free dripping sauces/dunks.

I had the Hawaiian sprinkle donut and it was pretty good! These are not fancy donuts, more like a…read moreTim Hortons style but fresher.

Yes, there are bikers there. They are cool…read more Yes, it is not Instagram-friendly. But in an almost completely gentrified neighborhood, donut factory stands as one of the last bastions of a time gone by. The owner is a one man operation slinging donuts from his training at Timmy's back when they were made in store. Are they great? Ehhh they're alright, could use more glaze and the price is right ($7 for 6). He owns the building and is open 24 hours a day, this is someone who's selflessly serving his neighborhood and standing up against the next cannabis store / Rexall / A&W / plant conscious restaurant. Good for him!

Machino Donuts has one of the best donuts in Toronto. They have a great selection of classics as…read morewell as unique flavors that you'll need to come back to try (or buy one of each). Their donuts aren't overly sweet, are pillowy soft, and has the perfect amount of toppings/fillings that doesn't feel like empty calories. Their matcha blueberry and french toast donuts were great, the match and blueberry are perfectly balanced and keep well through the day. You can buy it in the morning/early afternoon and still enjoy it in the evening. They are a standing room only establishment, so it's pick up and go. If you are in the neighborhood, drop by for a sweet treat.

I keep seeing Machino's Ube Creme Brulee in social media saying that it's the best donut in the…read morecity. So I have to find out if this is true. And since I love anything ube, I was excited to come here and try it. Let me tell you that the donuts here didn't blew me away, nothing special about them. Overall the donuts tasted dry and dense like bread. The fillings/icing/toppings were unpleasantly sweet and some have underwhelming flavour. I've tasted other vegan donuts and it doesn't even come anywhere close to Machino. I have to try these donuts to see what's the hype about them: Ube Creme Brulee Utter disappointment is what I felt upon taking my first bite of the Ube Creme Brulee donut. There is no way you can taste the ube in this donut! Artificial ube flavouring/color - a big YES, real purple ube flavour - resounding NO. Trust me I know, since I grew up eating ube and can distinguish the real taste of fresh ube vs artificial ube flavour. This donut also has a description saying ube custard but doesn't even taste like one since the filling has a thinner consistency. Classic Apple Fritter They said this donut is very popular and everyone's favourite. But I beg to differ since this is my least favourite donut. The donut has a sweet and salty flavour combination that makes the pairing less successful. It borders more on excessive saltiness that overwhelms the delicate sweet flavour of the donut. The apples in the donut were very limited and lacking the flavour you normally find in an apple fritter. Devil's Chocolate Before buying this donut, I asked the cashier if this is dark chocolate and she said yes. Shouldn't have listened to her coz this is one of the worst donuts I have tasted and there's no way this is made with dark chocolate. The combination of the cocoa glaze topping plus the chocolate cake crumbs and chocolate ganache is the worst flavour combination ever! It's nauseatingly sweet and I didn't even enjoy it. I don't even see any positive thing about this place. The store is small, it's just a takeaway place and designed for customers to grab their donuts/drinks and go. I was even planning to buy coffee but quickly changed my mind when I saw nowhere to seat and enjoy the food. Service was abysmal. The Asian cashier was so unfriendly and no one is manning the front of the store. I have to wait for a while coz the staff were missing in action. After helping me, she took off again to God knows where. Another customer walks in and has to wait just like me before the cashier came in front to get her order. Way overpriced for a low quality donut. They take cash but don't accept $50 bill which is disappointing coz there's no sign anywhere in the store that says they don't accept large bills. This further cemented the fact that you should never trust influencers and be cautious of their recommendations solely because of their biased opinions. There's so many donut places to try in Toronto and I'm not giving this place a second chance after having a less than stellar experience.

Daddy O Doughnuts is mainly a takeout shop that has a flavour for everyone who loves trying new…read moreflavours. Everything is handmade fresh daily, and the menu changes regularly, with classics like the Homer Simpson and Maple Bacon alongside filled doughnuts, fritters, and vegan options. They also make traditional British baked goods and carry a small selection of imported British treats. The owners are very nice and friendly. And they patiently help you choose the best flavour of your liking.

Tried caramel apple fritter which was out of this world sweet and delicious. Also tried the vegan…read morecoconut cake that lived up to its name and was coated with a generous amount of coconut shreds but found the donut was quite dense unlike the fluffy non began apple fritter. Will definitely return to get more of those apple fritters and try their other delicious offerings. Service was kind and fast. Only takeout.