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!

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.

These are like the best donuts I've ever had I don't think u could get better donuts anywhereread more

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.

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.

Very friendly staff, and excellent donuts! So many donuts to choose from savory and sweet. The…read moreSpinach cream cheese danish was amazing!

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!

Well, I used to love Krispy Kreme. Airy and deliciously sweet…read more Now, I'm not sure. The doughnuts are too sweet and they don't taste that great. The hot light is on but you still get cold doughnuts. When you ask about it, they act as if they didn't hear you. Whatever. The doors are locked and the drive thru lines are super long. I'm sure it's due to staffing. The last time I came, the staff was really nice but again, locked doors and long wait times. I only come when they have coupons because tune regular price isn't worth it. Rarely have specialty doughnuts that they offer and when they do, it's horrible. I only came here because my boys like it but nope, we'll continue to go to a local shop. Good luck!

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.

They are very clean and nice place. My 2nd daughter loves this place. The thing with the matcha on…read moreit is her favorite. I would definitely recommend trying it

Meh - I've had other Mochi doughnuts that taste much better…read more Parking is in a small lot in a strip mall so depending on the time, it may be difficult to get a spot close. The inside is nice and staff is very friendly. I came around 3 and they have a variety of doughnuts which most were still out and on display. Likely why they taste so stale and not fresh at all. The favors that were not out they made in the back and it was pretty quick. Maybe if I ordered earlier in the day it would taste better. Unfortunately I won't return to find out.

I'm not sure why this place has such poor reviews although we just went the once, but we had a nice…read moreexperience. It was completely dead so our orders came out quick. I get a $7/monthly credit to Dunkin so my husband and I got a matcha latte and an iced coffee. I guess I've gotten so used to drinks at other places being close to $10 each that I was so shocked it was $9 for 2 lol The man working asked if we were just there but we weren't so we chatted about how he saw our dopplegangers haha The matcha latte was very very similar to Tour Le Jour's. The cups were even the same it was just a lotttttt cheaper. We will be back! I think I'll try the Oreo matcha next time.

This place is run by Indians. Not that I'm racist or anything, but they didn't know the name of the…read moredonuts, so when the lady asked us what do we want, we told her the names that were displayed next to the donuts. She looked puzzled as if we just ordered something that is not sold in the store. Then my daughter started pointing, the lady started to do her job. When it came to the strawberry donut, which was the only one there, the lady asked us, just one? I mean, I don't know, can you see any other ones? That wasn't all it though. The display shelf with the donuts had a fly having a great time in there. Provided it was almost noon and it's probably time for the insects to have their turn, but it's still gross I almost wanted to just leave. But my little son wanted so badly of the infested donuts I said ok. I passed by Schnucks on the way home and told him, we could have gotten cheaper clean donuts here, I hope he didn't get diarrhea that night. He still enjoyed it!

My least favorite location…read more This location has staff that seem less interested in friendly service and more about selling the new product or for you to upgrade your size. The team moves fast so that can be a plus and minus as they forget order items sometimes. It's also hard to hear them on the speaker with the loud car wash next door.

Better for an iced coffee than anything. Hardly any options for donuts. As has been the norm for a…read morevery long time the donuts are brought in, not made there like they used to and that made for old donuts. Old fashioned was very dry, cruller was dry on the outside but moist on the inside, chocolate glazed, like the others, was very dry. The store itself has one table. One table. Like, four chairs. Very small counter, and the place is 75% back of the store. Swing and a miss with this new location. I had high hopes that a Dunkin' that was a few weeks old would make a good entrance and put its best foot forward but they are on par with other locations. If you want an iced coffee, go for it, but if you're looking for a good donut treat I'd skip it. We have been there, we've tried it, we won't be going back.