We went at 830 AM on a Saturday. We were in the area and were looking for a donut place. Please…read moreunderstand this is a very specific context. This is a commercial bakery that seems to have changed hands recently. This is not a place to just stop and grab fresh donuts. Food:1/5. There were not many donuts to choose from when we were there. The donuts were not fresh and were very stale and heavy. Service:4/5. The woman helping us took her time in putting things into the case and ended up giving our kiddo a free cookie. She was very kind. Ambiance:1/5. Again this is a commercial bakery and not a cafe where you can sit and enjoy pastries. This has zero bearing on what their catering business would do, so please don't take this as a review towards call ahead orders. I would have given a 1, but the woman helping us was so nice and kind.

This is not the Grandma's Bakery of old. This is now a Donut Outlet…read more They no longer have fresh cakes, pastries, or bakery items. Now they have old, stale donuts. They should no longer have the Grandma's Bakery name on their signs. Very disappointed.

Great baked and fried donuts. They have a strawberry donut that looks plain but is actually so…read moregood. The donuts were also soft the next day, which is an underrated quality of a good donut.

I came in today 5/5/26 a Tuesday morning at around 5:30am or so and ordered 2 dozen donut holes…read more The woman behind the counter seemed perturbed and said she didn't have any and that it would be -- emphasis on: -- A WHILE until they were ready. I said, oh no, I drove all the way here for them, I ain't leavin, I'll wait. She hollered back to the cooks and asked how long on the donut holes and they said it would be about 10 to 15 minutes. I said I was fine with waiting and I picked out some donuts from the case. Listen. I get it. You want fresh donuts for everyone. You don't want customers waiting even though you have designated dine-in seating that I have seen made use of on a Sunday morning by the 60+ sect with copies of the day's newspaper available to them for reading. But I was nothing if not fully and totally amenable to the prospect of waiting. I drove out here, I used the gas, and frankly, it was all I wanted for my order. I came specifically for the donut holes and the extra donuts were for my bf. It's not to say he doesn't like them, he very much does but he can't get his mitts in fast enough to get them before I gobble them all down like some sort of baked goods hobbit goblin. My Precious(es). I like that the sugar glaze makes them crunch and you can taste the butter. They're light and airy and they make me happy. Anyways. I would like to note that the last time I put an order in ahead of time, it got lost in the shuffle and when I came to pick it up, it wasn't ready and instead of taking the risk and missing out, I just went to the shop and ordered them right there and I figured by doing so close enough to open, they'd have donut holes available. I didn't know they were essentially made to order but I presume since I arrived a half hour after they opened, they surely must have simply run out. To that end, I don't see how it would really matter all that much who buys them and how much of them are bought considering you're still getting paid, whether it's my money or Burt's, our cash is still the same shade of green and still fits the same way in your register. So time ticks on, I'm waiting, another lady purposefully walks in and walks around the counter with all the authority and lateness I would expect from a managerial type. I couldn't make out all of what was said but I did hear, ".....No. She's waiting on a dozen donut holes..." So then I got concerned bc I thought they were gonna cheap me out and only give me a dozen when I paid for 2 so when I got my donut holes I asked for another dozen. The manager possibly owner type takes my box and puts another dozen in. I ask if that makes 3 dozen and she said, "I actually put more than that in there." All of what I'm recounting to you should ultimately be what one might consider a 5 star review but I can't bring myself to do it. I don't know what is going on with customer service in general but I blame the cost of living crisis. It's pushed a bunch of ppl who have no business interacting with customers into jobs where they have to interact with customers and they are doing a horrible job if it. It's not rocket science. Customer service has the easiest formula on earth: 10 foot rule; you see a customer w/in 10ft of you, you say hello and ask them if you can help them with anything. They give you their order You say: Great choice, but it's gonna be about 10 to 15 minutes, are you okay with waiting for the best donuts in the twin cities? Customer says yes. You: Sounds good. Here's a newspaper if you want something to read. End of interaction until you hand me my order. Very simple. What you don't do is try and talk me out of giving you my money. And when I try to give you MORE of my money, you don't respond like I just told you your cat has cancer. You just give me my f*cking donuts and you smile and we f*ck off until I see you again when I want a lard and carbo bomb in 7 months man. Why is this such a difficult concept? I'm not even asking you to be fake nice to be but don't try and weird me out of buying your sh*t. What's the point then? Alternately, when the elderly ladies are working, placing an order has them diving for donuts like they're dodging a Blitzkrieg. It's very unnecessarily chaotic. I would be okay with changing my review if they maybe take it down a notch but I doubt they will.

Great breakfast spot with both indoor and outdoor seating options! The food was good but what…read morereally caught my eye was the bakery area. They have huge delicious bakery items! Service was quick and overall the place was clean!

Wow! What a wonderful bakery and a variety of baked goods! We tried the chocolate kolache and it…read morewas divine! (So fresh and at 4:30pm!).

Was taken to lunch on a Sunday by a LinkedIn friend I'd met over Zoom several times in a group…read moresetting. I had mentioned my penchant for pastries of the Scandinavian variety in passing and when she suggested this place I was excited. Imagine my delight in seeing the Kringler was in the bakery case. I swear I nearly squealed with joy. I've been unemployed since March 2024. Thankfully my hubby landed a job (with benefits, phew) so we're not homeless. But eating out is definitely not on the menu (pun fully intended). This is definitely a cafeteria. Do not go here expecting tablecloths and candlelight. The place was clean, the staff friendly and conscientious, and the portions were hearty. And delectable. The only place that may do Kringler slightly better is 30 miles away and hard to get to.

This is a solid place for a nice meal. We have come regularly for just coffee and a sweet. Then…read moreother times it is for lunch. And other times for a cake. My latest lunch was a Turkey Linginberry $12. I really like this sandwich. Others had Florentine Benny $14.

Very nice staff, ordered on the big screen since the have that available to avoid lines and multi…read moretask, the mochi I got was just a smidge cold but they gave me a cute box, carry outbox for my boba. Decent spot I can see it growing

I had been wanting to try these for a while and was surprised to see them at the mall while I was…read moreeating lunch in the food court. I went up and placed my order through the kiosk, which was very easy to use. We ordered a dozen donuts and a boba tea. The donuts had good flavor but were really nothing special. There were different flavored icings on them. However, they all pretty much tasted the same. The tea was good. Overall, it's not worth the price.

Adorable gem! My sister introduced me to this cute shop in Mahtomedi as we were actually heading to…read morethe neighboring shop, 350 Degrees Bakery. The Wild Bean Coffee shop shares a storefront and bathroom with 350 Degrees Bakery so I'd recommend hitting both up if you are in the area as a 2-for-1 adventure. The Wild Bean serves a small variety of breakfast and lunch items along with standard espresso drinks. Similar to many coffee shops, there are rotating seasonal specials. For my breakfast, I opted for the egg sandwich and added cheese, salsa, avocado and sausage. I picked sourdough as the bread. It was the perfect size and came toasted. My sister ordered a turkey panini and it was bigger than the breakfast sandwich and served with potato chips. Our service was extremely kind and considerate which aided to the interior charm. I adored the decorating, small gift shop towards the back, plants and exterior patio seating for warmer weather. For my drink, I ordered a hot chai tea latte and it was perfect. The storefront offers board games and complimentary water. I look forward to returning! Thank you!

A great place to hang out with a friend and have some good coffee! It is pretty small so it can get…read morepack quickly. But, it's attached to the bakery next door so my friend and I sat in the bakery instead. Love that they have seasonal drink options. It's cool to see that they also have shelves of trinkets and stationary items for purchase. I would definitely visit again!

The food here is top-notch. The fried pickles, the Nashville hot chicken sandwich with a slice of…read morecheese and their tater tots. All of which were delicious. The prices are good. And the service. In our case. Allie was excellent, friendly, efficient. Everything you would want. It's cozy without being cramped, and when they open the deck that will be extra awesome.

First time there. The food was pretty good. I had the fish. The breading was pretty thick and a…read morelittle hard, so the 2 pieces were pretty small. I think for the price 3 pieces would have been more appropriate. But the cod itself tasted good. The service was good. Fries, very good. Margarita very good. Service good. The music in the speaker behind my head was terrible. It was a snare drum and bass drum with distant singing. It sounded like it was playing over and over again. The crowd was a mix of ages but mostly older. I would think it would be more fun to have some 70's 80's even 90's popular music that people can relate to. Otherwise turn it down. Playing an album of the same music over and over drove me out of there and I missed having my second margarita.

Picked up some donuts on the way to work. Got there at about 8:45am which is on the later side of…read moredonuts, and they still had a great selection for the Morning Rush. Very clean and ample space to enjoy a meal inside, or hit the drive through if in a hurry. Their Breakfast sandwiches are a must try as well. Customer Service was fast and friendly. Dunkin' has been making a lot of recent improvements in store design, food product, and customer service, so give them a try. Hope you find this review helpful (hit the button), follow me for more reviews, and massage me what I should try next. #YelpElite

Stopped here to grab coffees and munchkins. The service was good, friendly and fast.read more

Cashier was kind and friendly. The restaurant was clean and bright. I ordered the ube milk tea and…read morethe Nutella Mochi Donut. The boba pearls were fresh tasting. The Mochi Donut was soft and fluffy. I would recommend stopping here for a refreshing pick me up. They also sell specialty corn dogs that seem very popular!

All the boba tea is premade. No adjusting sugar level. Just as pricey as normal boba shops that let…read moreyou do that. I do like their Korean hot dogs.

I really liked this place in White Bear Lake MN. I had the Asian salad. It hit the spot. Not too…read moreheavy. Just right and was delicious. Service was very attentive and on-time. In the summer they have flowers everywhere for a nice touch. We sat outside and it was a beautiful day.

Really disappointing experience, especially on Mother's Day. From the moment we walked in, the…read morestaff acted annoyed that we were even there. We were met with rude attitudes, short responses, and overall terrible customer service. It honestly felt like they couldn't care less about having our business. We understand holidays are busy, but that's not an excuse to treat customers poorly. There are plenty of restaurants that can handle a crowd while still being respectful and welcoming. Unfortunately, this place was not one of them.