Duck Donuts — Restaurant in Acworth

My first visit was, the week before last (I have been back 2 moree times since then). This is about my first experience. The young lady who waited on me was super nice, very informative and did a great job on my donuts. Let me just say this, I have never had a donut in my life that tasted like this and the varieties offered are over the top amazing! They are so good I have purchased a dozen for my employees, a dozen for my family, a half dozen for my mom and dad, and I have told everyone I know about this place. The place is always clean! Even on Valentines Day, with a huge line, the staff worked well together and everything was streamlined. You already know you are going to wait for your donuts, as they are made after you order and not sitting in a box on a shelf, but, despite the line, i waited it out and had smiling faces and happy bellies at work. Keep up the amazing work you do. These donuts...

Having tried almost everything on the menu now, I believe the best item on the menu is the sausage, egg, and cheese on maple bacon donut.

OPTIONS: Every donut is the same style but with different topping flavors, so the variety is limited to what kind of icing and candy/bacon/etc you want on it. There are NO cream filled, jelly, eclairs, apple fritters, longjohns, or etc at all if you’re looking for that kind of thing. It’s just the very traditional “donut” and nothing more.

COST: as of opening day for them June 2024, a dozen was $21 and I spent about $6 on the breakfast sandwich.

TLDR: it’s a “decent” option for anyone who wants a small, simple donut or is tired of the overprocessed options like Dunkin or Krispy.

Oh well, my search continues for great donuts like the ones you can get...

Should be ashamed of this store. As someone who grew up on the outer banks, and visited the original location I guess I know the true way a store is supposed to be run. This store has Teenagers who don’t care, filthy work areas, and flies everywhere I can assure you this… isn’t the “duck way” $30 for a dozen wouldn’t be a shocker if the quality was even a 1/4 of what it should be. Milkshake? That’s laughable. It was a plastic cup of milk with a dollop of whip cream. The fresh seasonal peaches? What a joke. Canned peaches in a mucky unsweetened goo. I can’t imagine becoming an owner of a store, and watch my money be flushed each day by uncaring workers, and a manager who apparently cares even less. What a sad situation. I will...