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- Neighborhoods:
- Lower East Side, Downtown
- Categories:
- Doughnut Shops, Bakeries, Restaurants
- Price:
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At a Glance
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100% ambiance
“The staff is fun.”
66% dessert
“The coconut glazed with coconut cream was my absolute favorite!”
50% drinks
“They keep the milk so cold that by the time I pour it in my coffee, my coffee's too cold.”
91% food quality
“They are fresh (lite, but heavy at the same time) has that homemade feeling, warm, you can get a variety.”
100% menu variety
“Their donuts are on display and they had a pretty good variety - blueberry jelly doughnuts, cinnamon rolls, hazelnut, lemon, tres leches, chocolate, etc.”
100% return potential
“Ok so the doughtnuts were good, but neither I nor anyone else that I was with will ever go back.”
60% service
“maybe people don't know what good donuts taste like.”
75% value
“am not even a huge doughnut fan, however if you have a chance to grab one of these, don't pass it up.”
0% wait time
“(I don't doubt he rolled his eyes at the reviewer's mother, but it's a long story: he had a really bad experience with that TV show.)”
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What Our Expert Scouts Say
February 13, 2013
These massive, much-hyped, square donuts, with their progressive toppings and flavors, are beloved by a certain class of eater. I personally loathe them but I appear to be alone in this. They are definitely a far cry from Krispy Kreme.
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July 05, 2012
Home of the famed creme brûlée doughnut. Recently expanded and can also be found at the legendary Chelsea Hotel. Sid & Nancy would love it.
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August 04, 2011
You say you like doughnuts.... ...then get here already. They have both yeast doughnuts (think the kind THAT chain sells) and cake doughnuts (think the kind in the supermarket that come in a white box with blue writing). Fresh, tasty, and its kinda in the middle of nowhere so, since you're walking so much, you won't feel bad eating a doughnut of each kind ;)
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April 17, 2011
Forget Hooboken Cupcakes. I cannot say enough. Fresh, Creative and Healthly DO NUTS .. Yes Way.. A must visit when in Manhattan, dont worry about the lower east side, good stuff all around. Park in front or across the street.
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November 19, 2010
Cool place.. I heard about this place on TV and figured since its in NYC I don't have an excuse to not try the "best donuts" in town. They didn't dissapoint, they have a lot of interesting options that you wouldn't find in your normal donut shop. Def give it a try.
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February 28, 2010
Organic delicious doughnuts.
Totally hidden in an unexpected location. The store is very simple and OLD. However, their doughnuts are great and they use only fresh and or organic ingredients.
It is slightly on the pricey side. Each doughnut is $2 and above. We got the Black Out and Strawberry Filling Doughnuts and they are very good and pretty big.
I am glad to be able to come to this historic doughnut place. Now they have become a foodie spot so there are visitors all the time. The creme brulee tiny doughnuts are great too!
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February 17, 2010
Good not Great better than DD's. Interesting combo but this is not something I would buy on a reg. basis just because of the price. It's not sooo spectacular that I would consistantly shell out this kind of money. Don't get me wrong, they are good and orig. Very dense.
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October 12, 2009
Great fun - I'm takng my mom. Ignore the haters, they would hate the bread Jesus brought them from heaven. The staff is fun. The experience is fun. I am taking my 83 year old mother in a couple of weeks. Chicago girl - so I know it will be a big sell to NYC. I expect Doughnut Plant will help.
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June 19, 2009
Love it!. From what I've read here, it's sad to hear about the doughnuts and bad attitudes. When I went, his tres leches were superb, and I even got to spend some time chatting with Mark Israel who was nice and polite as can be. Wishing a good experience for those who visit!
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May 26, 2009
Don't bother!. Saw this guy on throwdown with Bobby Flay and was so turned off at his bad attitude. What a giant baby! Dude, get over yourself! The place is dirty and the doughnuts are a dissapointment.
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May 22, 2009
Doesn't Deserve the business. The doughnuts are OK at best. This guy has a severe attitude problem and doesn't deserve loyal customers. His appearance on Bobby Flays Throwdown is a perfect example of how miserable he is.
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May 14, 2009
Good for cake-type doughnuts. The yeast-type doughnuts are alright... it is not difficult to find a cheaper one that's as good. The cake-type doughnuts are amazing, and worth a trip. Especially blackout if you are a chocolate lover. I wonder how they make Blackout so moist, rich, cookie-crumbly with some hint of liquid chocolate WITHOUT using eggs! If you wanna know about my experience, the approximate price and see some pictures, visit iconofreflection.blogspot.c0m/2009/05/nycs-doughnut-plant.html
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