Jenny’s Sweet Box — Restaurant in Tulsa

🌟 5/5 Stars 🌟

If you’re looking for a cozy spot that feels like a warm hug for your taste buds, this donut shop is an absolute gem! From the moment I stepped inside, the welcoming atmosphere—with its charming decor, friendly staff, and the irresistible aroma of freshly baked treats—made me feel right at home.

The Donuts: Oh, the donuts! Soft, pillowy perfection with just the right amount of sweetness. Each bite melts in your mouth, and the creative flavors are a delightful surprise. Whether you’re craving a classic glazed ring or a whimsical specialty creation (their seasonal specials are magic)

The Sausage Rolls: Don’t sleep on the savory side of the menu! The sausage rolls are an unexpected star—flaky, golden-brown pastry wrapped around juicy, well-seasoned sausage. They’re the ideal balance of hearty and indulgent, perfect for balancing out the sweetness of the donuts (or just devouring on their own!).

Special Sweet Treats: Beyond the classics, their rotating selection of unique desserts is a must-try. Think inventive filled donuts, decadent pastries, and playful twists on old favorites. I love the soft cream filled donut with strawberry the most. It’s fruity and sweet! Best combination.

The Vibes: Bright, cheerful, and inviting—this place is designed for joy. Whether you’re grabbing a quick treat to-go or lingering with friends over coffee, the ambiance is relaxed and uplifting. The staff remembers regulars and greets newcomers with genuine smiles, adding to the homey feel.

Final Thoughts: This donut shop isn’t just a bakery; it’s an experience. With its heavenly treats, savory surprises, and heartwarming environment, it’s no wonder it’s become my happy place. Do yourself a favor and treat yourself—you’ll leave already planning your next visit!

Pro Tip: Grab a sausage roll for now and a box of assorted donuts for later. Thank me after your...

The Croffle,

They are chewy, so trying to cut it up and eat it like a waffle won’t work. Pick it up and eat it like a tostada, so the toppings don’t fall off.

A well-balanced breakfast: a Cinnamon Apple Croffle and a jalapeno/cheddar sausage roll. My wife had the Lemon and Cream Cheese Croffle, also with a jalapeno/cheddar sausage roll. Both meals with a cup of the shop’s brewed coffee. The Cinnamon Apple Croffle was really good. Somewhat comparable to an apple fritter or an apple bear claw only with more apple filling. They have a nice buttery croissant flavor; not oily like a fried donut or drenched in sugary glaze. The entire Croffle was lightly sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. Then each wocket of the waffle was filled with a bit of apple and sauce. Check the pictures. The jalapeno/cheddar sausage roll was a good quality, tasty smoked flavored link, wrapped up in a soft warm pastry blanket. These are good!

There is more. Jenny’s Sweet Box has a big selection of those sweet flavored Asian style bubble teas and coffees, Wild flavors, filled with candies, or those little bubble things and topped off with a mountain of whipped cream (if you choose). Not my cup of tea…… Also ice cream, regular donut shop style donuts, and a slew of other unique pastry combinations and configurations that I have never seen.

Jenny, a very pleasant, friendly helpful young lady, was on duty this morning. I asked about the business hours. There was a sign that stated that the shop was now open 7 days a week. Jenny replied, yeah well sometimes. Call before you go on Mondays. Great service, clean comfortable, easy to find, plenty of parking. It is a nice little shop with tables available for dining in. Most of the orders were out the door.

So now Tulsa has the Croffle! Stand by, Cronuts may be next. Or, are they...

If I could give zero starts I would. We have never been here before so it's 10:30am and we call to make sure they have sausage rolls she says we do and immediately hangs up I thought that was a bit rude for starters.

Anyways we go and it looks nice order everything spend $25 bucks on donuts and 6 sausage rolls go to eat the sausage rolls and they are all ice cold. We are like umm. So I call while we are driving and say yes we just stopped by and got a bunch of sausage rolls and for some reason they are all cold do you guys heat them up there. And she says depends on how many and I'm like we had 6 and she's like oh sorry and I waited and waited for her to say something else but nothing and I was like ok bye then. Like why would it matter how many we ordered anyways people go there to eat the stuff then of course they want a sausage rolls to be hot. Why not offer anything like even for us to come back and heat them for us and why just be a rude kind of person. So basically we've got 6 sausage rolls that are going to be waisted because we aren't eating them cold and won't be home in time before they go bad and we are mor than livid because we were hoping we found a good place to go that's open through the day. Anyways it is 3/12/25 it was just around 10:30 it was a red head probably in her 30s who took "care" or us. I didn't catch her name but...