The best donuts on earth! The friendliest staff!…read moreAn odd little shop on the corner of park st. Close to the lake. Inside with a laundromat and an Indian gift shop. Unique doesn't come close. Delicious donuts. Great coffee. I haven't tried their cookies but have heard they are as good as their donuts. Someone let me know!

We were driving through Tupper Lake and saw this place on our pathway so decided to stop and grab…read moresome donuts. We liked the glazed and cinnamon sugar donuts, but the frosting on the maple and strawberry tasted a bit too artificial for our tastes. The donuts themself reminded me some what of the apple cider donuts you get at Indian Ladder Farms (in Albany area) which I think is basically a mix. The texture is definitely not homemade, but good nonetheless. It was worth the stop to check them out!

In one word: delicious!…read more I can't say much about the service and ambiance, but I am sure since a good friend got them as a gift then they must be top tier. The donuts I received were fresh, colorful, creative, and oh so cute. My problem with sweets is that I can never get enough of them. Since these were about half the size of a regular donut, this became a non-issue. I was able to try all the flavors to my heart's (and stomach's) content. Every flavor was unique and special. If I had to pick though, it would be the raspberry jelly filled donut. A bold classic. Simply perfect. Thank you friend and DoughNats for making my weekend extra special!

I can see why people are saying these donuts are expensive for their size. It's $13.50/box of 6…read more However, when looking for a good vegan dessert for a friend, I decided to give DoughNats a try. The shop is clean and minimalist. There are display donuts on the counter but the ones you get are tucked in a drawer under the counter. I was greeted upon walking up to the counter and the clerk walked me through the options. You can only order donuts by the half dozen or dozen. You also cannot mix and match the regular, the vegan, or the triple threat (vegan, gluten-free, baked) options. I bought 6 vegan ones for my friend and tried the triple threat for myself. They release different donut flavor creations each season which is a nifty concept. There's a jar of plain donut holes for sampling at the cash. From what I tasted, it was soft, lightly fried and only slightly sweet. My friend thought the vegan donuts were tasty and super cute to look at. As for the triple threat donuts, they're actually more like cake. You can't tell that they're vegan and GF actually so that's good. They have tiny cookies available by the dozen, also available as regular or VGF. They can be purchased frozen and baked at home. 5 stars for taste, maybe minutes 1 star for such a tiny size lol.

Staying in Gouverneur for work and this place looked interesting. Those are some good donuts!…read more Fresh and delicious! I will make a point of stopping here on any trip to points north.

We stopped here on a lark. We were looking for a local diner and we found this place…read more It's located in an addition to an old house, but it's clean. There's not much of seating area and it's usually crammed with locals. They have an assortment of homemade baked goods and donuts. We tried the donuts. They were good, but not quite fresh. Too bad. Our breakfast sandwiches were perfect, however. The coffee and the local color were fine as well.

Love Timmys. Boston cream and canadian maple are the favs. The apple fritter is weird though as…read morethe apple chunks taste freeze dried or something. This location is clean and the staff was super friendly. There needs to be more Tim Hortons in the states.

I enjoy getting coffee here, I really do. But it's less enjoyable when I get a dirty look from one…read moreof the employees (Not naming names). I really hate to be that guy to leave this kind of review. :/

I originally reviewed this spot years ago, and after coming back today, I felt like it deserved a…read morelittle update. We stopped in on a Saturday and it was definitely busy lots of people studying, chatting, and enjoying donuts, which honestly just adds to the vibe. We were picking up a box for a friend's event, and of course I couldn't resist grabbing a few for myself too. The space is still just as cozy and charming. I love the mismatched furniture it gives the café such an authentic, relaxed, slightly hipster feel, like you could sit there for hours. It was also decorated really sweetly for Christmas, which made it feel extra warm and inviting. As for the donuts... there's so much variety. We tried a mix of flavors including passion fruit, Boston cream, cheesecake, tiramisu, framboise, and a caramel butter one all fresh, soft, and generously filled. It's honestly hard to choose because everything looks good. Pricing is also great for sharing or events: * 6 donuts for $20 * 12 donuts for $36 Perfect for bringing to a gathering or treating yourself to a little variety. Still a great spot years later cozy atmosphere, fun flavors, and a place that feels just as welcoming whether you're grabbing a box to go or staying awhile.

Veryyyyyy cute interior and amazing flavor selection of donuts. We went with the coco and lime and…read morewe're not disappointed. And $4 CAD is what I would expect to pay for a specialty donut like this. There are plenty of places to sit inside and out. They also had coffee and food selections although we did not partake in them.

Updated review to say I've now tried the other flavours and they were all delicious…read more Eggnog and gingerbread - a great seasonal doughnut. Tastes sweeter than I thought. Eggnog is barely noticeable but still good. Blizzard - my new favourite. The cookies crumbles on top are so good. Banana Nutella - tastes exactly like banana and Nutella Spéculos - not to sweet and tastes exactly like the cookie on top. Green tea - this one caught me by surprise. Not usually a fan of green tea but loved it as a doughnut. The granola on top is also delicious. Espresso - bitter but great with hot chocolate

This time I had the chocolate, cookie dough, classic and coconut. They were ok. I recommend more…read morethe blizzard and caramel one.

Came into The Hot Cafe for breakfast and ordered the breakfast sandwich. It wasn't very busy--no…read moreline when I arrived, and most people seated already had their food--so I was surprised that my sandwich still took about 30 minutes to come out. I had great expectations because of reviews and I hate to leave a negative review on popular places. The cashier/server was friendly, and the place has a classic small American café vibe, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, the food really missed the mark for me. The "crispy cheese" just tasted burnt rather than crispy, and there were way too many greens--cilantro and parsley--which completely overpowered the sandwich. I also didn't care for the sauces at all. Overall, it wasn't a good sandwich. I didn't even finish it and ended up going somewhere else to eat. Between the long wait and the disappointing food, I don't think I'd come back.

I'm so glad I found The Cafe Hot while looking up places for breakfast in town. When we visited in…read moreSept. 2025 the street in front was under construction, but I promise it is worth it. The menu is a little chaotic and hard to read, but I did my research beforehand and knew I probably wanted the brakefast sandwich. Luckily Nate ordered the special number 8 and my friend got the basterd bing, so we all kind of shared. Everything is vegetarian! The employee taking our order was super friendly and kind, very much appreciated! We also got some coffee drinks and a donut to share. The donuts are made with biscuit dough, which was interesting and tasty. The texture is quite dense but not dry. Our food was ready quickly and the portions were large - you could definitely share something if you're not super hungry. I need to take a moment to talk about the number 8 sandwich. It BLEW MY MIND in the greatest way ever. I LOVE when I eat foods I've never had, even more so when those foods are delicious and mind-boggling. This is a breakfast sandwich on a tasty sesame bun and it features chicken fried egg. So imagine a pile of scrambled eggs that they somehow deep fry(???) and it turns into something that so closely resembles fried chicken it's wild. Seriously I'm still thinking about this sandwich. I know it sounds so weird but really you just have to try it. The brakefast sandwich was good, but VERY MESSY. Plan for lots of napkins. I will be back for the number 8.

I am admittedly not the biggest donut fan, but my husband & son are. We met a local family who said…read morewe "HAD" to try these donuts, so we made our way over. We originally planned to get 2 donuts, then we walked in and saw the selection - and decided to get 6 donuts (why? We did not need 6 donuts - especially ones this large. But yet....). Then the super nice guy working the register gave us 2 for free because it was our first time!!! There goes my waistline because these are donuts I DO like. Some are way too sweet for me, and we unfortunately got 2 glazed instead of 1 glazed and 1 original, but even I couldn't stop taking bites. If you like donuts, it's absolutely worth the trek to get them. They're closed Mondays & Tuesdays, so plan ahead.

This place had a lot of hype online, and the hotel concierge recommended it as well. Since it was…read morefreezing outside, I ordered through DoorDash or Uber Eats (can't remember) and had it delivered to the hotel, which made my life so much easier. :-) There are so many different styles and variations of doughnuts around the world, and I thought these were pretty good. They just fell a little short of a perfect 5-star rating for me. Maybe next time I will go back in person and see if there is a different vibe.

Alas, the Big Picture Theater is now defunct. I believe Virginia who was selling her wonderful…read moremaple glazed mini donuts at the Big Picture is now selling them at on weekend mornings at BB's Bagels (behind Gillespie Propane and Kitchenette on Main Street).

This isn't around anymore- but the donuts ARE still available! You just have to go to the Big…read morePicture Theatre to get your hands on them!

A hankering for donuts brought us out on a Thursday evening... only to find that lineup is still…read moregoing strong. We stood outside for a good 20 minutes and another 5 inside before ordering. Once inside, we got a bit panicky wondering which ones to choose.... we can "only" get 6! The two that I sampled were Boston Cream and Maple Bacon. I loved the donut itself, so soft and fluffy. Overall though, too sweet for my taste. I mean, I know a donut is supposed to be sweet but I prefer less icing. Obviously that's just me! Maybe that's why I am so intrigued by the donut fried chicken sandwich:D

Was looking for donut places to try, Homer's Donuts intrigued. It's next door to Boustan NDG…read more Mostly a grab and go spot but there's some seating. Massive selection with 28 types; $2.00 (traditional), $2.75 (Homer's favourites) or $3.50 (fancy). No prices on their labels. - Érable ($2.75) - delicious. Large, light and airy - Pistache ($2.75) - chocolate based with a drizzle of pistachio flavour - Beignets aux pommes ($3.50) - apple fritter was slightly dense with baked apple bits Solid donuts at HD. Would come back. 4.5 stars.