Having ate donuts for over 58 years King Donuts in Salem is the absolute best without a doubt…read more Their cinnamon roll and apple fritter is the biggest. Enjoy

Come here for the donuts, not for the vibes. Pretty solid selection of classic donuts, $1.50 each…read moreor $16 for a dozen. Donut holes are$4 per dozen. Texture and taste of donuts are really good. Flavors and types of donuts are classic, nothing too fancy - is my favorite, the comfort donut type. Friendliness and customer service are nonexistent. But that's OK because sharing donuts makes me happy.

Such good service and amazing cake. We used them two years in a row for graduation party. This year…read moreI did grab several other treats. They have a huge variety every thing I tried was delicious.

Ehhh, it's kind of weird when a Mexican bakery has completely full shelves at 6:00pm. We…read morespecifically wanted to try their chocoflan and Tres Leches. The flan was weird and rubbery, and the chocolate cake was mid, a bit dry. The same for the Tres Leches. It was a bit dry for what we like.

Yummy! I got to try the chocolate matcha, raspberry lemon, and maple donut holes. Yes I ate all 6…read morein one sitting isn't that just equivalent to one donut? Calories don't count when donuts are in the equation

I'd admired this place on Instagram forever and finally found myself in Salem, so this was our…read morefirst stop. It's on a cute street in the heart of downtown, just blocks from the riverfront. It's a small space with a couple of indoor tables and a few tables on the sidewalk. We were greeted warmly and given time to look over the menu and space to ask questions. We went with a dozen, 2 of each flavor, and a couple of drinks. We all really enjoyed the cinnamon sugar, which was served piping hot. My husband loved the maple. My favorites were the lemon poppyseed and the chocolate, which tasted a lot like a brownie. My daughter's favorite was the s'mores, you could definitely taste the marshmallow in the glaze. It's astonishing that these are vegan and gluten free! They were better than I expected, better than a "regular" one. My daughter got their strawberry matcha and declared it better than any she had in Japan. It had strawberry puree on the bottom and was dusted with strawberry on top. We also tried their seasonal latte, which was good! This will be a must visit anytime we are remotely near Salem and we would love to see them open a spot in Portland! Just putting that into the universe.

I tried the buttermilk absolutely delicious. Honestly one can never go wrong with a donut. I love…read moredonuts

The doughnuts were outstanding. Even the next day. Bought them a second time and yes they were…read morestill awesome

Great selection of donuts, quick & friendly service. Excellent tasting donuts. Highly recommend.read more

Been coming to Salem for the past four years (off/on) and been passing this donut spot every single…read moretime but never stopping. Tonight we had a craving for donuts so we decided to stop by. Crap! We should have been coming here from day 1! The donuts are way better than the franchise chain that should go un-named. There are two (both have consonants for their initials) and yet Daynight Donuts beats them both. Serious. I had the long john and while I was fully expecting it to have a crème filling, it was still very good and was gone in about a minute. Other people in our party had donut holes and also a chocolate glazed. Both people finished their donuts in minutes as well. We were served by a very young man that was polite and personable. Kinda worried about him if he gotta work the overnight shift and what people may come in during the evening hours. Hope there is others working in the back to watch out for him. So if you are coming into South Salem, stop by and prove me wrong and tell me their donuts are terrible. If you do, you simply have no taste because Daylight Donuts are the

I stopped in a little after 11am on a weekday, and was the only person there. Service was very…read morefriendly and patient with my questions, as this was my first visit. The donuts are self-serve with trays and tongs. They had a wide variety available. I selected a original glazed, a pretty in pink (strawberry glazed), a chocolate and a pandan. I also ordered two K-dogs (Korean-style elevated corn dogs), and a classic pearl milk tea with the standard brown sugar boba. My order was ready in less than 10 minutes. My drink was a pretty standard boba drink. Good, but nothing special. The drinks are very customizable, with ice amount and sweetness level just two of the options. The K-dogs were really tasty. I got an Potato Dog (which is a corn dog covered with crispy potato cubes and served with a fry sauce). The other dog I chose was the Gochujang Dog: their standard corn dog with Gochujang sauce. You have the option of having your K-Dog stuffed with mozzarella, a hotdog, or half hotdog and half mozzarella. I did half dog, half mozzarella on both. The cheese made the K-Dogs like huge fried mozzarella sticks. I enjoyed both, they were huge, and I ended up splitting them with a friend. I had both sauces on the side as my order was to go, and both complimented the rich cheese/dogs nicely. The fry sauce was rich and tangy, and the Gochujang a little spicy and a little sweet. The donuts were good too. This was my first time trying mochi donuts. The mochi flour gives the donuts a firmer and denser texture than your standard donut. I love other mochi desserts, but here I missed the lightness and melt-in-your-mouth quality of regular donuts. That is more of a personal preference, but something to be aware of, especially if you are sensitive to textures in food. It seemed like most of the individual flavors of each donut came more from the toppings rather than the donut itself. That isn't unusual with donuts of any kind. The service was awesome, and I was intrigued most by the K-Dogs. I will be back when I am in the mood for an different kind of treat.

Really surprised to see mochi donut here. Actually better some of the mochi donuts I had in LA or…read moreChicago Lots of choices and pretty elevated flavor Not a huge fan of the Dubai chocolate one. More just a stunt with the gold leaf and Dubai chocolate is not that much better than the other flavors. Not to mention it's twice to three times the price of the other flavors Favorite so far is the espresso Boba is ok. Not the same level as the ones in big cities but good enough in the small town

Wow just wow. I so so impressed with the hush puppies and the sauce! I loved the chili sauce…read more I ordered the Cajun Mac and cheese. The sauce is creamy not too sticky. My mother is from the south and makes homemade Mac and cheese. So I am very picky with my Mac and cheese and this didn't disappoint. The chicken was juicy and crispy. Good flavor. Hubby got the chicken sandwich, ate every bite. We order the seasonal beignets to go. Still yummy, but I think they would be better if we ate them there. Service was sweet and efficient. Ambiance was quaint, we ate outside. The sun was nice.

The interior is very eclectic & FULL of framed otter art & upside-down parasols grace the ceiling…read more The staff are very friendly! We ordered: The Pickle Gambit, Country Mac's Cajun Mac & Cheese, Mac's Famous Mac & Cheese, & the Cinnamon Roll Beignets. The pickle spears were lightly, yet crunchily breaded & piled high on a plate with yummy, dilly ranch & a second slightly smoky dipping sauce. Both Mac's featured perfectly-cooked shell noodles & decadent cheese sauce! The "reg" Mac had hearty chunks of bacon & fresh basil ribbons. The Cajun Mac was SUPER flavorful & had andouille sausage bites & VERY moist chicken tenders. The beignets were pillowy-soft & served with an amazing cinnamon sugar cream cheese drizzle.

I love that this location is open 24/7 because I've found my here a few times either during the day…read moreor in the middle of the night due to desperate donut craving crisis. I've never had problems with the customer service here, they just don't talk very much so I can see why people get the impression that they're "rude". The donuts here are delicious and reasonably priced. Though, I don't recommend getting their biscuits & gravy or angus burger here because they're just frozen microwaved items bought bulk from Costco. They used to have a FROYO section at the other end of the restaurant, but it's no longer here. They still haven't changed their sign outside...

I grew up loving Daynight, so this comes from a heartbreaking place for me. This is the second time…read moreI've been to their location in the last year and the donuts were pathetically under filled. We ordered 3 boxes each go for about $20 now, and found that most of the donuts were under-filled. The one pictured was supposed to be blackberry filled glazed, the pastry itself was still good how I remember (on this donut anyway, the coconut creams tasted stale) but it only had about a teaspoon of filling- and the other two blackberrys had the exact same. Apart from jellies all other filled donuts we had were severely under-filled. I wish I could say the service was good instead but the lady at the counter was quite rude while waiting for our order making a grand statement about how she had things in the back to do (I've worked customer service, I understand being busy or understaffed but her tone was enough to send my mother out the door) we had a large order- it was going to take time, but her attitude was out of place. It did not feel like the daynight I used to know. Will be going to the other location and praying for better result- never coming back to this one.