There was too many great choices to choose from. These donuts are massive and delicious. We got all…read moreyeast donuts, which were super light and airy. Each bite melted in your mouth. The apple fritter was my favorite, I loved the apple chunks and had a little crisp to it being double fried. The topping of the cannoli donut was so so good. I was expecting the inside of this one to be cannoli filling, but it was like a chocolate mousse which was a little disappointing. Overall I want to come back and try their cake donuts.

I wish I knew her name but the woman working the front counter was an absolute sweet heart. The…read moredonuts weren't particularly the greatest I've had which is why it went down a start but the breakfast sandwich was delicious.

I used to periodically pick up a dozen donuts for my grandkids from this location and they were…read morealways delicious and stuffed with filling. I haven't been out that way for many months now. I picked up a dozen today and we were all so very disappointed. Every filled donut had 25% (or less) of the filling they've had prior. You would have to bite way into the donut to finally reach the filling and after taking two bites the filling was gone. This conclusion was unanimous by the way. In the past, when you would bite into a filled donut, the filling would ooze out, and every bite would be have more than adequate filling, and now we could barely find any. When I told this to a friend, she told me they had stopped purchasing Dippin Donuts at least from that location for the very same reason. I don't know if it is just this location or if it is across the board at all locations, but it is undeniably obvious when you bite into a doughnut now from the Leicester location that it has greatly changed. I don't where those directions to change the recipe so drastically came from, but unless you go back to making your donuts the way you always have in the past, we definitely will not be buying donuts from there again and wouldn't recommend it. Did you change the recipe and/or also decide to cut way way back on the filling for a reason? I'm sorry to not give a good review, but these donuts were skimpier than Dunkin's and I hope enough people state the same that you will remedy this. Thank you.

I mean, Dippin beats that national chain by far. I only had the coconut donut here, and it was good…read moreenough, but my friend also dug into the maple (real maple! I tasted to confirm) and a few others. Yes, price is above that national chain, but you get what you pay for. Quick service, good eats, they put their money into their food (and probably their workers) instead of their branding. So do support your local place - even if there's a few of them in the area - and dip before you dunk!

Kinda lackluster mochi donuts…read more Came here on a whim. Had a good experience in the local market, so wanted to try another local place. Came in, the place was very sparse. Not a lot of donuts, and a single young man manning the helm. Got two donuts to try, a churro and strawberry shortcake. Took my pics and tried the strawberry. The donuts were stale, very stale. The flavors were okay, but the donut lacked the fluffy interior and the chewy exterior one associates with a good mochi donuts. Was very disappointed in what I got and the price. 4.25 for a donut? It has to bring the flavor and not be old, cold, and lacking. I feel this place stopped trying, and they are in a good location but just doing well enough to stay around. I'm not familiar with the scene for donuts in the area, but I would stick to the market for sweet treats.

Start off with the obvious, two broken windows thsy were boarded up making it look like they were…read moreclosed and vandalized. Not really any where to sit more of an order and go place, on a Sunday afternoon not a ton of selection, four donauts, we tried all of them. Plain was terribly bland, fruity pebbles was my favorite. With so few options this our serve better as a food truck? At $4.50 a donut, little pricey..

Unfortunately, the location in West Boylston is the only one worth going to. Minimum wait at…read moreLincoln street is 20 minutes.

Stopped here on the way north as I'd heard they had "real" old fashioned donuts. I was not…read moredisappointed! Nice crunchy outside. A little cakey for my taste but it curbed my craving. My guy loved his cruller too!

This place is adorable. We stopped in for some quick snacks and coffee. Great latte with multiple…read moremilk alternatives offered. Friendly staff and comfortable seating options. We enjoyed the baguette and sour dough bread but the apple cider donut wasn't our favorite. Would definitely go back.

This review is for the West Boylston Street location. I hadn't been here in years, and stopped back…read morein and was pleasantly surprised. It was bigger than I remembered, with more seating available. Not a ton... but at least 6-7 / seating arrangements. Got a loaf of sourdough sliced to go and a cookie.. both were delicious and served with a smile. I'm a strong believer in supporting local coffee shops and bakeries!

Inviting space with a long showcase of treats in several categories, plenty of roomy tables, and a…read morelarge communal table. -- Muffins: I consider their blueberry muffin one of my favorites in Massachusetts, if not my #1. It's got just the right mix of bounce, density, and butteriness, without being too greasy. Big, fresh blueberries (not the shriveled kind). Plenty of crumbly streusel on top for extra taste and texture. Their mixed berry has multiple fruit presence and more of it, minus the streusel. Also very good. Sometimes the muffins are warm. Sometimes a little long in the tooth. -- Cakes: That's their claim to fame, and for good reason. They're more expensive than most, but so dense, rich, and heavy that a small slice goes a long way. My favorite is the chocolate raspberry decadence (pool of raspberry atop a deep, dark chocolate frosting). Or maybe the strawberry snowflake, which is like the best strawberry shortcake you ever had. -- Cupcakes: These often feature some of the same ingredients as the cakes, such as that killer chocolate ganache. Great for the toppings and fillings, though the cake part (especially if chocolate base) is often dry. -- Cookies: Noticeably less impressive, EXCEPT for the Linzer heart. Great flavor and texture in the raspberry and shortbread. -- Coffee: Good stuff. Not elite, but good, in heavy mugs with good feel. Service is a little lacking. Not so much because of rudeness, but because they're perpetually understaffed for the amount of business they do.

What are you craving! For us, actually just me!! It's a…read more"cupcake!" We are about ready to leave the state of Worcester, Massachusetts this was our last place before leaving! Cupcakes for the long drive home, and coffee ! Let's roll the dice and see what Yelp provides! Yelp you know me! This fine bakery it's a local vibe! It's wonderful exactly what one needs. They have not just cupcakes but all sorts of other items too . If you cannot find your favorite treats here you're not looking hard enough. We found what we needed, that special cup of a latte right before we go. The cakes were all on point. Truly a beautiful start to a new day . The service was amazing. Off to the races now. Find some fun and happy with new coffee and cupcake memories.

Well, I saw a person's review espousing good attributes about a warm hot glazed donut looking like…read morea Krispy cream donut on steroids I visited for first time and last time. I ordered two donuts for 9.57. Holy Donut holes Batman ! The prices per dozen is a car payment. The glazed donut was a thick heavy cake like dough inside and a glazed surface... I didn't like the doughy mix .... The glaze was falling off on me as I was eating in car...a real hot mess as they say on a hot day . The second donut was a butterscotch donut...I liked this one better but only butterscotch was in the glaze? Dough no butterscotch. The filling was a Boston creme type custard and was good, but not enough of it and no butter scotch flavors. Price chopper supermarket was next door and sold donuts for 1.19 each and were not bad . I had a donut of the month for 1.19 to dollar cost average the 4.80 a piece donuts .

The best donuts ever. Hands down. The flavor combinations are unique and perfectly balanced, the…read moreclassic are done to perfection, and the staff is incredibly kind. It's always packed so be sure to get there early before they sell out!

First visit to this new bakery at the edge of the city. Good array of pastries and cookies. Cute…read morelittle seats for waiting even though it's takeout-only. -- Chocolate Croissant: A little firm, not that fluffy, but nicely flaky on top. Somewhat buttery. Decent chocolate. Overall, good, but not elite. 3.5/5 -- Pain au Raisins: Better than the chocolate croissant, with more softness and moistness. Really nice feel, tasty raisins, and just the right amount of subtle-sweet glaze. Very solid. 4.5/5 -- Chocolate Chip Cookie: Thick like a hockey puck, with superb dough flavor, crispness, and bendability. Very good chocolate too, inserted as pools and ripples more than chips or chunks, and it works nicely. A light sprinkling of salt adds rather than detracts. Elite or very close. 5/5 -- Ginger Cookie: Another great one, with good size, perfect crispness-chewiness, and strong ginger/molasses flavor. 5/5 Great addition to Worcester, and even the worst item of the bunch beats the local competition. Easy parking too. The best of the bunch approaches the best of Boston.

This place is amazing. We have needed something like this in this area for quite some time and now…read moreI don't have to drive to Mystic, CT to get it! They are still getting their footing and have been blown away by how busy they are - so much so they keep selling out. Get there early and buy some of everything - you won't be disappointed. The inside is not much to speak on, not a place to come and sit like a cafe but more of a grab and go. They have beautiful pastries, cookies, entremets and coffee. It seems that they are adding more and more things to their menu offerings every week. Their croissants are amazing, and the flavor pairings are unique and will take your tastebuds on a journey! Their pumpkin pie for Thanksgiving was a whole new type of treat and has spoiled me for all other pumpkin pies.