We were looking for a sweet treat after lunch on Hwy K when we noticed this donut shop on Yelp had…read moregreat reviews, so we decided to give it a try. It's tucked away from the hustle and bustle of Hwy K in a small strip mall in a more residential area. When we walked in, we were warmly greeted and helped right away. The only problem was that there were so many great looking donuts to choose from that it took us a while to decide. We ended up getting four donuts for the two of us. I chose a red velvet donut along with a cherry fritter. Both were really good, but the red velvet was my favorite. It was very fresh tasting with a light texture, and the cream cheese icing on top was a nice added touch. My wife said her double chocolate donut was a little too sweet for her, but it still had great flavor. As I mentioned, there were many other great options, so we'll likely stop by again when we're in the area.

Great place to get donuts they open bright and early at 4:30 AM. The donuts are super fluffy highly…read morerecommend The staff was so pleasant and gave my son some samples

Stop here every-time I'm in St. Louis…read more Quality donuts, huge apple fritters baked fresh daily. Great selection of options, around $10 half dozen. Yes, I highly recommend this place.

I loveeee this donut shop! The donut holes and the apple fritter is best you will ever have…read more Service is friendly, nice open space.

Tony's donuts is by far one of the best place to grab donuts. There are many great donut places in…read moreSt. Louis, but nothing compares to Tony's. They have such an amazing selection. Not only do they offer donuts on the menu, but they have delicious sandwiches. I highly recommend Tony's donuts. It's a great place to pick up a donut or sit in and enjoy.

Perfect donuts every time (and I consider myself an expert as we've had Tony's donuts fairly…read moreregularly over the last couple years) My favorites are the chocolate long John, and the apple fritter but you cannot go wrong.

Grabbed a box with taro, black sesame, pistachio, hazelnut, and strawberry, and these hit exactly…read morehow mochi donuts should. Light crisp on the outside, super chewy inside, and the flavors actually taste like what they're supposed to be -- not just colored sugar. Everything was fresh, the glazes looked great, and the box had that "open it and everyone crowds around" moment. Easy pickup, friendly, and a fun little treat spot. Would absolutely come back and mix up the flavors again.

I very much enjoyed my donut and boba. Service was quick. I thought the ambiance was lacking a bit…read morethough. It seemed that eating in the restaurant is almost unexpected. There is plenty of seating to dine in, however there aren't any napkins in sight which I found a bit odd considering the donuts can be quite messy.

I love this shop! Everyone is so nice! Went to get Apple…read morefritters and Crullers. Sadly Crullers are only a Friday thing but I was able to get a delicious assortment. Apple fritter (yummy), Crème filled, Chop Suey (house specialty) and a fruit pastry.

Delicious doughnuts!!! They've got the classics and specialty ones as well! I really liked the…read moreapple one. The filling was meh but the outside reminded me of a French toast doughnut! So good! Great doughnut shop! Excited to try more varieties

I came here recently again. I got take out roll calls for the hospital nurses who were taking care…read moreof my mom. I had many compliments on it and they all enjoyed it!

My husband and I stopped by one morning just to check it out after looking for some items next…read moredoor. They were still putting out some bakery goods in the case, but their other sections were full. I ended up getting some random items to try, but their cherry sable cookies were amazing. I had to eventually share with my toddler and he liked them as well. They also have the trending Chewy Dubai cookies but I am not a huge huge, pistachio lover so I skipped that. But the sable cookies - amazing!

They have the best donuts in town! The old fashioned style is, in my opinion, the best. However…read morepretty much any donut from this adorable little place is going to blow your mind! Krispy Kreme can't compete with the quality these guys and gals bring to the donut box. It's always a treat to bring home a stack of fresh sweetness from here.

A Cautionary Tale (a real one, not a tall tale): First, I…read morecan't say that I'm writing a super fair review, because I haven't ever been into this donut shop. But my mom bought us some donuts from Olde Towne Donuts. I had a bite of a chocolate cake donut and it tasted fine. However, after eating a chocolate Long John, my 15 year old son informed me that he needed his rescue inhaler and some Benadryl pills, because he was having an allergic reaction. We didn't eat anything unusual for dinner. And the donut was the only other thing he ate. When I called the shop to ask if they use any kind of soy protein or pea protein in the ingredients- sure enough, they do. Before calling, I had searched on their facebook page a little to find out it if they had some special feature to their donuts- like "healthier" because of added protein, but I didn't see any mention of ingredients. When I called to ask, the girl who I initially asked wasn't sure what kind of ingredients they used, so I guess a head baker or owner got on the phone and confirmed that they used soy protein in their donuts. I'm not mad- thankfully my son was pretty quick to recognize it and was home where we were able to give him what he needed right away. Still, I caution not only customers with allergies or sensitivities, but I also have a strong word of advice to the owners: if you don't already have notices of this added protein ingredient posted in the store clearly as a warning, as well as on your website/ social media pages, I urge you to do so. It could seriously be a matter of life or death. My son has what people typically refer to as a "peanut allergy"; people who truly have that allergy are not allergic to nuts (I suppose someone could also have a nut allergy on top of it), but they are allergic to much more than just peanuts; it is a legume allergy. Legumes are plant foods formed inside pods, like beans, peas, and pea"nuts". Nowadays, there are so many unexpected foods that can cause an anaphylactic reaction for people with a legume allergy, because so many processed foods have protein as a filler (like highly processed frozen chicken nuggets). And now manufacturers are proud to boast their food item has "added protein". It is the legume protein that causes the severe allergic reaction, known as anaphylaxis. Which can often occur immediately upon ingesting the allergen and the life threatening symptoms can progress in just a matter of minutes. Thankfully, my son's reaction is not immediate- he usually has at least 30min before it becomes serious requiring immediate intervention, and lately he's been able to curb it by taking Benadryl, but he has had many ER visits and epinephrine as a young child. I have often been warned and urged by nurses and doctors not to take the risk of waiting, but to use the EpiPen injector and call 911 as soon as it is realized that ingested an allergen- even before symptoms- or as soon as he has symptoms -even if he's not sure he ingested an allergen. My point in sharing all of this is to emphasize the importance and seriousness of the matter. Please make it known to your customers in some obvious way (and certainly such that your employees would know) that your delicious donuts are made with soy protein (or pea protein or chickpea protein, or lentil protein- believe me, those are all used as added plant proteins.) Reading labels is second nature to our family, but it's so hard when something fresh made incorporates the allergen into their food that would not typically have added proteins. We love donuts and have eaten them from so many different donut shops and houses of donuts all over the country, but never encountered a hidden allergen in the dough. Let the people know, please!

We got these doughnuts at a wentzville gas station as we heard they were top rated in America…read more I had to try them just to make sure that America was right, of course. We went at 7am on a snow day and man did they hit the spot. The chocolate long John is a must try if you're a fan. The doughnut itself was sweet and fluffy and then the icing - it's a game changer. This place is absolutely amazing! I ate two of them and I was wanting more! This will be a regular stop for us since it's just up the road.

When they came out with this list of the top donut shops in America on Yelp, I made sure to…read morebookmark Old Town Donuts. My wife was driving home from Atlanta today And stopped and picked us up a dozen. I was able to find a coupon on their website and texted it to her. They were nice enough to accept it. I've had a couple donuts today and I would agree that these are the best donuts I've ever had. I've had all the best donuts in Kansas City, Las Vegas, and a few in Los Angeles, including Randy's Donuts. Old Town Donuts is better. These are very special. It's a good thing they are three hours away from me. But if you're looking for probably the best donuts you've ever had, stop by Old Town Donuts.