King Donuts — Restaurant in Manchester

I would leave zero stars if I could. I went here in between 9 and 10 am during the week and they had a minimal selection of donuts/pastries. Which would not have been bad but they constantly advertise how they have a huge selection. The donuts were stale and dry, the so called apple fritter was basically a turnover that was horribly dry, stale, and had zero apple filling, and the coffee was weak. Then to top everything off they advertise one price on Facebook (which is how I discovered this place) and when I got there the prices were higher. Overall the worst experience possible. I expected more for a donut shop. You are better off going to dunkin, at least there you know what to expect. Do yourself a favor and stick with your regular coffee and donut spot and stay away from this dump. The only way this could have been been better was if they were closed and I didn't waste my hard...

WARNING: King's Donuts is taking no Covid-19 safety measures

As a treat for the family I thought I'd get some "not Dunkin" donuts. Reading some reviews, I brought my son with me to pick up a dozen King's Donuts. In a very small space, there were six patrons at the counter, no masks or social distancing.

The presumable owner came out from the back, no mask or gloves. I should have left right then, but I don't know. He got me a dozen donuts, again no gloves, just a piece of wax paper. Then he placed the piece of wax paper IN MY BOX ON TOP OF MY DONUTS.

The final kicker? Cash only. They have a shady ATM machine that charges an extra $2 to get cash. I paid a premium for a box of donuts I brought home and microwaved in hopes of killing the virus.

My son (15) said after, "So those are the anti-mask people everyone is talking...

One of the most awkward experiences getting a donut. My partner and I pulled up and there were three women outside sitting and staring at us. We thought they must of been customers, but when we came in they followed. No greeting or anything. They continued to stare at us. Not to mention after being outside they did not wash their hands, which is crucial because they don’t wear gloves. Another man came in after, and one of the ladies greeted him and asked if he wanted his usual sandwich. The guy asked them to take care of us first because obviously we were in front of the line. We got an order, and got home and donut were really stale tasting. Really disappointing, we were so excited to try this place. The donuts might of been worse then unwelcoming customer service. My partner and I couldn’t even finish them, and...