Pros: Clean, nice staff, good donuts…read more Negative: Annoying loud music, weak coffee, not great breakfast sandwich

This was very near the Marriot and I was feeling like donuts. I got the chocolate cake donut and it…read morewas sweet and a fluffy density to the cake donut. It was inexpensive. I would get it again if I am in the area.

The food is good. It's always busy. It's a tourist destination, but the locals go there too.read more

An absolute must in Pennsylvania. Lots of open markets, great food spots, and farm grown produce…read more Certain shops within the market have different hours. Park in the garage at the convention center to get your parking validated at a discounted rate for 2.5 hours.

I wish I could give Beiler's Donuts an 11/10 because it was just that good! I came here after…read morehearing great things about it from my coworker, and it definitely lived up to the hype. The line was pretty long since we came on a Saturday morning, but it moved surprisingly fast. They had a huge selection of donuts, along with other baked goods and cakes. It was hard to choose because everything looked so good, but we ended up getting the apple fritter, maple bacon, and Biscoff donut. The maple bacon was definitely our favorite. The donut itself had this amazing sweet maple smell, almost like straight maple syrup. The bacon on top was a nice touch, and the whipped maple creme filling was delicious. It was definitely a sweet donut, but it hit the spot. The Biscoff donut came in a close second. It had the perfect filling-to-bread ratio, and as someone who loves anything Biscoff, this was super satisfying. Both of these donuts were incredibly soft and had the perfect texture. The apple fritter ranked third for us, but it was still really good. It wasn't as sweet as the other two, which was actually nice and helped balance everything out. I do wish it had been a little crispier and had more pieces of apple throughout, but I still enjoyed it. I'd absolutely come back to try more of their donuts, and I definitely want to check out some of their other bakery items too!

I love me some delicious donuts. I ordered a half dozen donuts for $10.75. What a great idea this…read morewas. I have no idea what all I ordered, but I got 3 classic ones that you can get mostly anywhere, and then I got 3 wild ones at the choice of the worker there helping me out. I have to say, I really just prefer classic chocolate icing, or caramel icing regular donuts. The crazy ones with all the toppings and fillings are just weird to me. Krispy Kreme remains as always the GOAT of all donut shops, but I do like trying new spots. Certainly worth stopping by if you're craving a donut.

Great menu with unique donut choices including chocolate pistachio, snicker bar and rosemary glazed…read moredonuts. Plus classic coffee drinks like matcha latte. A delicious start to your day!

Somebody stop me! I think Im addictedSince visiting Dottie's for the first time, I've gone to every…read morelocation here in Philly but this one is my favorite! Aside from this being the original location where the barista suggested the blueberry matcha latte w/lavender I love the customer service here. I promise to get her name next time but the barista is soo cute and stylish! I love her energy and she got me hooked on Matcha w/blueberry & lavender. I travel 25mins for both of them! Highly recommended

Hopped on the Korean hot dog trend! I didn't realize I could get one with just cheese inside so I…read morestopped in today to grab a potato mozzarella variation. It tasted like a regular corn dog without the beef. There was definitely some sweet and salty action happening in the outside potato coating and I enjoyed it. I wasn't expecting to like it as much as I did. It was filling, too. Picked up two mochi donuts as well to snack on later - cookies & cream and Ube. I'm looking forward to trying them. Establishment was clean and the employee at the front was kind and helpful. I took a hot dog to go and she suggested heating it up in the air fryer to keep the cheese melty. A little pricey for four items but these are foods you only have once in a blue so I'm not mad about it.

Stopped by this shop for some mochi donut. We ordered 3 pieces for $10.50 and got the following:…read more Brown Sugar - My favorite as it's sweet just like the boba drink. Black Sesame - If you ever had the black sesame snacks or any other black sesame flavor, you should give this a try. The taste is on the subtile side. Pumpkin Oreo - I did not find this very unique. Tastes like the Oreo filling with the orange pieces being the cookie part.

Had the Oreo donut and it was delicious! Quick in and out spot for a great sweet treat!read more

I always walk past Mochiatsu but had never tried it, so I finally came one morning with a friend…read moresince we wanted to try the egg sandwiches. Honestly, I was pretty disappointed. They didn't look anything like the pictures. thought they would be made with toast, but they used hamburger buns instead. The flavor was also a little bland, and overall I didn't think it was worth it. I probably should've tried the mochi donuts or one of their drinks instead. If I come back, I'd definitely opt for those over the egg sandwiches.

This location has a parking lot unlike their other locations. The store has a good amount of seats…read more I ordered the breakfast combo, and I would not recommend. The hash browns were cold, and the cheese was not melted on my sandwich. I would just stick to their donuts which were bomb, especially the hot ones. The service was decent the staff were friendly.

Yummy donuts. Every location seems to be pretty consistent. The facility has a pretty clean feel,…read moreand the employees are pleasant!

We live in Jersey City, so there's really no shortage of Chinese bakeries for me to go to - either…read morein Manhattan or in Brooklyn. But, since we were staying close to Philly's Chinatown, I figured I could stop in and get some goodies. I came very late in the day, so a lot of the breads I would've wanted were sold out. However, I did manage to snag some egg tarts and sponge cakes. Both were great. The egg tarts were crispy and custardy. Service was good - very friendly and patient as I perused.

I visited Bread Top House during a weekend trip to Philly's Chinatown neighborhood and had the…read moreabsolute best pastries! There's a large selection of treats as well as a coffee menu. I got the egg tart on recommendation as well as a cheese pastry, pandan cake and red bean moon cake and everything was delicious! The cheese pastry had the softest exterior with a warm cheese filling that was savory but light at the same time. The moon cake was very rich and perfect for sharing! The pandan cake and egg tart were perfectly not-too-sweet, which is why I personally tend to gravitate towards Asian baked goods. It's a smaller but very cozy and homey interior with two tables for sitting down to enjoy your coffee and pastries. It's also cash only or Venmo, so keep that in mind if you never carry cash! I look forward to visiting again and trying more items!

The best hole in the wall local Chinatown business. I get the sweet tofu pudding every. single…read more time. I am in the area. Nostalgic of taho for me as a Filipino. So good! Ginger syrup for sweetness, warm and delicious. Large is $7. They also have pork buns, egg tarts, and other desserts. Minimal seating inside just 4 bar stools. Would definitely recommend

fantuan- a bit lacking in filling and overall flavor savory…read moresoy pudding: yummy but missing a bit of umami flavor. Typical youtiao and soy milk. Highly recommend the pan fried bao zi in the display section (comes in a bag of 12) over the steamed big buns. Better dough to filling ratio and the filling is super flavorful

About every time I go to Federal Donuts, I have a five star experience so this place has always…read moreimpressed me with its consistency and commitment to customer service. Recently, I found my chicken sandwich to be on the smaller side, looking almost like they accidentally used a tender instead of the usual breast (or half breast?). Today, I ordered an Early Bird breakfast sandwich (which did have a tender in it) and Hot Cocoa donut and they were really good. The smell of the sandwich permeates the air like a hot breakfast fresh off the grill. After I finished mine, I could smell the aroma of the sandwich on a freshly ordered one two seats away from me. The look and smell of the donuts makes me want not one but three, but I know that if I did that, I'd be fat as a house. The attention to detail on the little things really count and do get noticed. Take a look at the caps on the cups. Other restaurants can learn from this. Whatever caps they use on their fountain drinks... it's a phenomenal cap that won't pop off even when you squeeze the cup real hard. The branding on their cups, bags, and all around the store are sensational. Solomonov's team has done a great job on the logo. Now, I will say that there are some people who prefer the other type of donut - the fried dough donut - versus Federal Donut's cake donut. I sometimes flip back and forth between the two, but you can't dislike cake donuts. Each "Fancy" or "Classic" donut is like a little Bundt cake or cupcake. If you don't like cupcakes or Bundt cakes, you have no soul. Believe it or not, you can order a salad from Federal Donuts. There are two offered, but the stars of the show are the chicken sandwiches and the donuts. Go get them today!

This spot was one of the only places open early on a weekend, so thank you for that!…read more My family and I enjoyed scoping out the unique and classic donut options. I have a guava donut, which I've never seen before, and it was hit the spot. My family enjoyed their more chocolate-forward donuts. The Vietnamese iced coffee is wonderfully caffeinated and helped us get through the day!