N and J Donuts — Restaurant in Oxford

Shout out to Jenna (hope thats her name) i heard another happy customer call her when he walked in so that just confirms her dedication. I asked if there was any chocolate-covered sprinkles in the back and there wasn't but she said she would go make me some in the back..... when I tell you I have never had a better donut in my life I truly mean it! They were so fresh with the chocolate still so soft in just a little melted in a good way and tons of sprinkles just how I would like, I wanted to call and tell her how amazing they were but figured I'd leave a review instead. She went above and beyond. I have came here the last week daily and when they don't have it up front they tell me they don't have it in the back, probably true but she could have easily done the same. She was so sweet. So thankful. Just an awesome girl trying to make customers happy and she...

Classic New England coffee shop with an upgrade. Cash only. Overall good place to grab some donuts. It’s a tiny New England donut place with a counter and a small register/donut area. When we arrived , to pick out and take home a dozen donuts, there was a line but it moved quickly. The counter was full the entire wait. When we got to the counter I explained it was our first time, the woman took the time to explain the donuts and pricing. They have basic varieties (Boston cream, chocolate frosted, sprinkles, etc.) Specialty are more expensive but not terrible for a speciality/gourmet donut. She boxed them beautifully. The donuts were fresh and fluffy. The specialty donuts can be very sweet. Cookies and cream was tasty and best sweet. S’mores was not as sweet, better balanced. Definitely worth the wait. Make sure you bring cash or you will be...

Parked out back and an employee woman just stood there for over 15 minutes staring at me in a monitoring harassing tone. That is a poor business practice as I am a paying customer. It appears that they are really concerned about people using their wireless network which does represent a challenge for them if they are so concerned their information bytes will be overspent. What they might have to do is change the password daily or contract an engineer to limit the signal inside their establishment. On the positive side I like their coffee and local businesses should be supported. But that woman's gawking is unacceptable. Funny part is: I have unlimited access to the internet...