Double Take Donuts — Restaurant in Toledo

Stopped in to get 1 old fashioned and 1 choc frosting donut. These are $2 each, and the young woman didn't know how much to charge until she slowly rang it up. Got to the car and good thing I looked in the bag... she gave me a wrong donut. Went back inside, and she was going to put my returned donut back in the case, until the older lady/owner? told her NO. I'm still kicking myself for tipping her. The old fashioned tasted stale and was hard-ish. My first thought was wondering if they bought these from Safeway and are re-selling here, days later. The choc covered donut WAS stale and very hard. If an almond is a 10 [on 1 - 10 scale], this donut was an 8. It too looked just like Safeway's donuts. Neither donut should have been sold to a customer, especially the latter. Shame on the owner for selling an...

By chance we ran into 1 of the 2 owners at another business in Newport, great guy and very tuned in. He told us about Double Take Donuts, handed us a get 1 free donut card and we were game for the opportunity. I just want to say that it was well worth the stop. We got a dozen donuts, a honey bun (free one) and a t-shirt! We loved meeting the better half of the business, and can’t forget Mom! Did I mention mom was such a sweet lady, and offered us some extra, I’m looking forward to tomorrows breakfast. Thank you for being so warm and inviting as soon as we got there, we will definitely be back soon! Thank you, the...

The breakfast sandwich and cinnamon rolls were good but the donuts were not. We ended up paying $50 for a few small breakfast sandwiches a dozen donuts and day old cinnamon rolls. After paying we overheard that they don’t even make the donuts themselves, they get them from a distributor heat them in the oven and decorate them. If I wanted not homemade donuts I’d buy them from Safeway. The donuts were bland and the toppings were...