K Donut — Restaurant in Fort Worth

Alright, folks, gather 'round 'cause I gotta tell you about my trip to K Donuts. So, I sauntered in on a Friday morning, right? And there's this little line forming for those round, fried circles of glory. Now, I ain't one to wait in lines, but for these bad boys? I'd wait in line at the DMV – that's how you know it's real!

Now, let's get to the main event – I strut up to the counter and I spot it, the purple donut. Oh yeah, the one that's like, "Hey, buddy, you can't resist me." Fresh as a daisy, this donut was. And let me tell you, it had just the right amount of sweetness – not too much, not too little. It's like the Goldilocks of donuts, if you will.

And you know me, I'm a documentation guy. So, I busted out my phone and took pictures of that menu. Oh, I took 'em from all angles, like I was photographing a masterpiece. But here's the kicker, and pay attention here: them prices, they're gonna change. Yeah, yeah, blame it on inflation – the silent enemy of our wallets. So, if you're checkin' out my pics after three months of this post, don't be surprised if your wallet's lighter than a feather in a hurricane.

So, there you have it, folks. K Donuts, where lines are worth it, purple donuts are irresistible, and the menu pictures are like a time capsule of price hikes. Go grab yourself a donut before they're more valuable...

Quite simply the best donut shop in Fort Worth. I grew up going to a rival establishment on the west side and let me tell you, I’ve got history in that place. My dad took me there every Saturday morning; I thought I’d live and die by it.

Lo and behold, I move by K donut and it’s simply the best. The apple fritter is crisp on the outside, fluffy inside. The cake donuts are perfectly moist and dense. The pigs in a blanket are always soft, with slightly sweet bread and fatty sausage. And the regular donuts are perfect - soft, stretchy layers of sweet dough.

TLDR: best donut shop...

I came here a while ago, and all I can really say is that the owner has an attitude. I came into the donut shop, and I greeted her with a smile and she gave me a straight face. I looked at the donuts that were displayed, and there were some I liked, but I noticed that there was not a lot of variety. I then asked her kindly if she had more donuts in the back (because most donut shops would have more in the back), and she rudely replied, “What we have displayed is all we have 😕”. I then told her the donuts I wanted displayed, paid, and left. Never...