Dixie Highway Donuts — Restaurant in West Palm Beach

A little too expensive in my opinion. I paid over 20 dollars for a small plain brewed coffee that I had to put creamer in myself off to the side and 6 of their regular donuts, not the specialty ones that are even more expensive. Fruity pebbles was so stale we threw it away. But the real reason for this negative review was the customer service. I came in at 11am and that meant the selection was very limited on the donuts. I waited in line while a gentleman serviced the people in front then the lady that was eating on the table I guess worked there too so she got up to help me but while she was taking her time to do what she needed to do the other gentleman started serving the people that came in after me and therefore they picked the last of some of the donuts. I thought that was extremely rude especially since the people working there know there was only a few donuts left. And then to top it off the boxes don't even fit the donuts correctly so they are all on top of each other mushed up. Was looking forward to this spot but now I'm just looking forward to Makebs opening...

This is my first time trying here and no regrets today. Yes that means I'll be back.I did my research and decided to make my way here with Nikki5. My whip (in photo)!

If you think you're coming here and spend less than $5. Nah, probabky not gonna happen but i could be wrong. I spent approximately double what I expected to pay but it will bring be cake. Basically It's worth it. Lake Beach Worthy!!! L-Dub worth it! I ate two items out of the oven and i expect to return because again, it was well worththe short trip. That said I expected to pay three dollars for coffee & donut combo which is what i last paid in NYC from a local vending cart in the early summer in 2024. However i'm not in New York City anymore.

I'm not at a franchise spot knid of guy butt so here enjoying culinary adventure. Enjoy and Peace ~ vea ... p.s. to...

This new donut spot is offering something that's hard to find in these parts, a good, old fashioned donut. It reminds me of the family owned, Asian donut spots you find out West. Far removed from the standard, over processed goodies that you find at your local coffee chains, and bringing about a refreshing assortment that's pleasing to the eyes, and welcoming on the palate. To be sure, I have come later in the day when some specialties are already sold out, but the apple fritter is as hearty as it looks, and as rich as anyone could hope for. Fried fresh, and dying to be eaten, I recommend anything with a heavy enough glaze to seal in the freshness, or laden with fruit to receive the experience one is entitled to when taking a bite from the height...