Donut Nation — Restaurant in Texas

Do not give them your business. They charge $.35 just for the privilege of using your credit card for purchases under $5.00 which charging a fee just to use your credit card is illegal in Texas. This should never be tolerated. I even tried showing them the law and even reading it to them of what it says on the Attorney General's website but they didn't even care. How dare they try to rip off their customers by tacking on an illegal surcharge for credit card use just so they can make their wallets as fat as Santa Clause. I believe they do that because they are so greedy and selfish and think they are above the law. They are in violation of

FINANCE CODE

TITLE 4. REGULATION OF INTEREST, LOANS, AND FINANCED TRANSACTIONS

SUBTITLE A. INTEREST

CHAPTER 339. MISCELLANEOUS PROVISIONS RELATING TO INTEREST

Sec. 339.001. IMPOSITION OF SURCHARGE FOR USE OF CREDIT CARD. (a) In a sale of goods or services, a seller may not impose a surcharge on a buyer who uses a credit card for an extension of credit instead of cash, a check, or a similar means of payment.

(b) This section does not apply to a state agency, county, local governmental entity, or other governmental entity that accepts a credit card for the payment of fees, taxes, or other charges.

(c) The consumer credit commissioner has exclusive jurisdiction to enforce this section.

(d) The Finance Commission of Texas may adopt rules relating to this section. Rules adopted pursuant to this section shall be consistent with federal laws and regulations governing credit card transactions described by this section.

(e) This section does not create a cause of action against an individual for violation of...

Donut Nation on 62 is a hidden gem in Orangefield, especially when it comes to their kolaches—absolutely incredible. From classic sausage and cheese to their new sausage and gravy kolache, which just might blow your mind, this place delivers bold flavor wrapped in soft, golden dough.

The donuts are solid, but it’s the kolaches that truly shine here.

The only downside? The entire family tends to gather up front during busy hours, which can make the atmosphere feel a little awkward or tight for customers. A bit more space or privacy for guests would make the experience perfect.

Still, for a quick and delicious breakfast fix, especially if you’re a kolache fan, Donut Nation is worth the stop. Just grab your food and hit the road—or hope for a quieter moment if...

If you're considering a donut or kolache, I strongly recommend skipping this place. This is one instance where I'd suggest you opt for Starbucks instead. My husband, who often makes deliveries to Motiva, was charged over $70. They process your payment upfront and authorize it, which gives the impression that the consumer is the one authorizing the charge, leaving you with no grounds for a dispute. When you contact them about the issue, they respond with sarcastic comments. If you decide to still visit this business, make sure to thoroughly check...