Pat's Donuts & Kreme — Restaurant in Bath Township

So it would be a 5 but 2 issues first i ordered a dozen doughnuts a day ahead and i get it get to car and theres 11 go in and they look closley moving them around and after 30 sec give me another. If i didnt look before i left another 45min drive back here would make it worse. SECOND they have signs by register about bills but nothing charging 4% to credit cards. I say something as it cost an extra $1.04 to my bill when i say you over charged she said theres a 4% fee i said you should have a sign i would have paid cash if i knew that. She said we due and she showed on wall in picture frame about 6 feet high about a fee. Why would you not put it on counter by register with rest of cash signs. Or move cash notices on wall in picture frames as well.... its deceptive why do i get punished for using a card... WILL NOT BE BACK AND I TRAVEL 45 MIN AS...

I want to support small businesses as long as they arent greedy and have good practices. This location REFUSED my US cash(very sad), said boss won't let her accept it. Also told me I had to use my card (which they charge you to use) and I asked to discount the charge since she was making me use my card vs my cash and she said he won't let me do that either. I told her to tell her boss he wasn't very smart denying cash but accepting plastic and charging the consumer more really didnt sit right to me, its a shame really. If I didn't have kids expecting them I would have left and went to Casey's gas station or Mellow Creme for donuts instead!

After reading reviews seems past 2 years pats has fallen off and depending on what day you go in it's either cash that day and the next could be credit cards...

After a horrible night in a hotel I could not wait to just finish my drive home. I past this place and decided a little treat and a large coffee was just the thing. I made two U-Turns to stop in, and it was the best decision. The coffee was good and I was grateful that it was a mild brew in a large cup. The young woman helping me was very nice as I indecisively picked out a sour cream old fashion, a chocolate crossaint, and an apple fritter. The old fashion was extra moist because of the sour cream and was so good, I wasn't a fan of the croissant but it was ok and the chocolate used was good quality. Now the apple fritter - it was, no joke, one of the best apple fritters I have ever had. Every time I drive through Ohio I will be stopping...