Great service , tasty doughnuts friendly staff. I was happy…read moreto find a duck doughnut in Missouri, driving by and had to stop in to get some doughnuts to share with the gran babies. Worth the stop if you have never tried them before.

Tried this place today and it was great. Since it's national donut day I got a free classic donut…read moreand the staff were really helpful. I also ordered an additional two donuts: maple bacon and s'mores, and both were really good. I love how fresh and warm they are. It's way better than the usual chain. I also really enjoyed being able to watch the donuts be made; it was really cool.

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!

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.

Dropped my dog off at dogtopia nearby and wanted to grab breakfast on the way to work. I appreciate…read morethat I was quickly greeted in the drive through, the person taking my order was patient and friendly, and had the same temperament when I arrived at the window. I was served quickly and she double checked to make sure I had all the items in my order before I left. The iced matcha was good.. lots of ice but that's normal for most coffee shops.. my donut was good.. and so was my avocado toast. The only downfall is that I ordered and paid for bacon on my avocado toast and this was printed on my box ... but the toast had no bacon. I should've factually opened the box before leaving but didn't so I wasn't able to get it fixed. Despite that, breakfast served its purpose.

out of literally everything i asked to order like are we serious. they tell me after everything…read morethat they dont have the food i wanted or the drinks i wanted. the lady was nice but its just upsetting. will not come back smh and this js my favorite coffee place too smh!

I have found the most amazing apple fritter on earth. It is doughy inside, crispy on the outside,…read moreand well spiced. And it's HUGE. So huge that I, a lover of all desserts and especially fritters, could not even finish half of it in one sitting. I've had probably 20 different Apple fritters in St. Louis. This is it. The whole 5 stars for the fritter.

When you try to explain where the second location of the Donut Palace is, it is a little difficult…read more There is a sign on the front but the entrance is in the back. One side is Jimmy John's. With the back being Donut Palace. The parking lot is large. The windows were tinted with two doors that had open signs, we weren't sure which one to go in and chose the one on the left. It could get really awkward with two customers walking in from each door at the same time. The left side door felt a little further away from the counter. Inside was super clean and had a cute area for eating in. New location growing pains with the staff not knowing what some of the donuts were. Seemed like the operation was the people behind the counter helped and then a guy at the register rang up. It was fine but felt lackluster. After we made our selection of a dozen with one of those being the massive Apple fritter. The total for the dozen was $28 and seemed excessive even with the massive fritter. When we ate them they were ok. They were a good size but just weren't my cup of tea in taste or price.

About a bottle of sodi there it was outdated it stated April of 26th so you guys need to check up…read moreon your inspection dates food was good but I wonder if that's outdated how many other things are outdated

This was my go to Krispy Kreme growing up. However lately with the Harry Potter promo the service…read morewas not as good at the drive through as they were out of a lot of stuff and almost did not know how to run the gift card o had.

Some of the best donuts we've had. Can't believe there wasn't a line around the block! Lots of…read moreoptions, a cute shop and friendly staff. Will 100% be back!

My son recommended this place and suggested I try the apple fritter and chocolate glazed donuts…read more The vanilla iced cake donut looked too good to pass. The friendly guy waiting on me gave me some donut holes too. The apple fritter was amazing. Great flavor! The chocolate glazed was wonderfully chocolate and delicious. The cake donut with vanilla icing was equally delicious. The cafe latte was good and paired well with the donuts. This place has a very friendly vibe.