Dough Hut — Restaurant in City of Long Beach

Picture this:

It's a Saturday morning, about 6:30am. Your brother and both of your friends planned on a whim the night before to go. You get up, stagger to your beat up 2002 Honda Odyssey or 2005 Honda Pilot with a glove box full of menus, napkins and a box of no-brand cutlery, and an axel that's about to snap.

You live in Suffolk county Islip, which means you head West about an hour and half. But not before stopping at the Bay Shore Dunkin donuts for iced coffee.

One of your friends pops on "Hearts on Fire" by John Cafferty which was the best montage song of all time-as seen in Rocky IV.

You hit the Ocean Park way and make a joke or 5 about your other friend Marmo when suddenly a pelican with a loaf of bread hits your windshield.

You keep driving and arrive to Deleware, a street only fit for parking.

You park your car, go inside, and order an assortment of donuts, hopefully blueberry and another iced coffee. All are delicious and should be treated like gold.

You drive back to Islip after realizing the residents in Long Beach all are holding Dough Hut bags, and do a loop around to the see the whale.

That's why Dough Hut...

It is a small narrow shop hidden in a cute little beach town. They specialize in cake donuts. There's 12 varieties to choose from but do yourself a favor and choose each flavor. The lady who helped us gave us a baker's dozen so we got 13 donuts. She was so friendly and kind. The donuts were so fresh and fluffy! Absolutely delicious! I had to stop myself from devouring the whole box, it was that good. It was priced really fair for the quality, it was $20 even for those 13 donuts. Definitely worth a visit if you're on that side of town. There isn't a parking lot, it's all street parking. And like i said the shop is a narrow, so handicap accessibility is a bit limited if you're using a wheelchair. Plus there is a slightly raised threshold. So just take note of those details if it pertains to you or anyone you know who requires...

Delicious. It is a very small donut shop. It looks more like a coffee shop. There was a man frying donuts in the front of the shop. A young woman was putting the donut selections into boxes. The donuts are small than you would expect but they are packed with flavor. When I was there, on a Saturday morning, they did not have all flavors; so I ordered the fruity pebbles, chocolate sprinkles, strawberry sprinkles, cinnamon. I am going to call before I go next time, to find out if there are more flavors before I go there. The donuts are tasty. Not too greasy. Just delicious. The staff is...