Castle Donuts — Restaurant in Lewisville

The bottom of my kolaches were burned. We ran a doughnut shop in the 90s, and while we didn't do this ourselves, we know how these places operate as a result and this is usually an indication that they're reheating old food instead of throwing it out like they're supposed to. I would be wary of their doughnuts, too. I wasted time out of my day to go back and show them; I figured I would at least get a replacement, but they said "there was nothing they could do" and didn't even apologize. I told them that I would be leaving a bad review and calling my credit card company to get my money back, and the lady didn't seem to particularly care. Also, be sure to get a printed receipt and check it. They quietly charge you extra for not paying in cash and are not transparent about it. Dishonest, bad business. People work hard for their money and deserve...

Ive never written a review like this because I’ve never seen a case like this. A kid with Special needs came to look for work here. They didn’t even give him proper training, and demanded he pay out of the mistakes at the register. So he ended up not even getting paid but end up paying the greedy and unethical owners. They are Korean owners and I am also a Korean business owner in Dallas. But what they did is truly disgusting and it breaks my heart for the poor kid. This place doesn't deserve anyone’s business. The family of the kid is too nice to take any legal actions. But if I were them I would sue them for everything they got. They don’t deserve the privilege to own and run a business. This is clear violation of labor laws and discrimination against people with...

My girlfriend and I decided to stop by and pick up a quick breakfast. It was not busy and the store was clean. We were pleasantly surprised to know that apart from donuts, they also have kolaches. After seeing the donuts they had, I decided to embrace the Pokémon Master inside of me (see attached pictures). I really liked the fact that they included complimentary donut holes with each donut ordered. Their coffee also had a delightfully unexpected flavor. At the end of it all, I am honestly surprised at the negative reviews of this locale, especially the ones stating expensive donut prices. They start at 99¢, which is already cheaper than Dunkin, and regardless of it all, you pay what you get for. This is a small business and I believe their...