They serve one donut, with different toppings. It’s a cake donut. Similar to the new fad donut shops. As a donut shop, it’s disappointing. They do a good job with coffee but have few options! I think the biggest draw is the vibe. Kudos for doing the vegan thing. The market concept is cool. You’ll find better donuts elsewhere.

I really want to like this place and leave a good review. However, the service I experienced today made me decide not to come back. This was my second time here. Let me preface with this: if this was Dunkin Donuts I wouldn't have cared so much. But I came here to support a small local business. I came here for unique and tasty donuts for me and my child as well as good customer service. We were the only ones in the store when we arrived. I ordered the donuts, and we sat ate them from the bag we were given right next to the counter and neither one of the two workers offered a plate- despite the fact that they glanced over at us a couple times while they were busy chatting and noticed I eventually went to get a napkin for my son to eat over. Meanwhile, two other customers who arrived moments later were given plates. And when we left, no one said goodbye. It's just embarrassingly bad manners and bad service. I expected friendlier service.

Great donuts with a creative twist on flavor, excellent London fog. Friendly staff and bright interior. Cool retail concept in shared space.

when I walked in (back door) I wasn’t sure yinz even sold donuts because the donuts were in the corner next to the cash register. $3.50-$4.00 a donut is absolutely criminal. As other reviews have mentioned, the donuts were dry and underwhelming. I’d be fine w this price point if the donuts were better. Out of the four we bought, huckleberry was the best, but I’d still throw it a 7.1/10. Others maybe a 4/10 for being so dry.

Not a big fan of the donuts here. Quite expensive for what it is, myself and others felt underwhelmed by the donut as it was just a standard cake donut, seems wildly overpriced. Coffee was ok. Cool interior location. Try Lola's a few blocks away for amazing donuts, same or lower prices and really creative/delicious .

I loved my visit! Delish coffee and unique flavors of donuts. A relaxing atmosphere with comfy chairs. The place is clean and aesthetically pleasing. After your coffee fix you can walk around to find locally made arts and crafts.

On a scale of romances to documentaries, Oliver's Donuts is the romance you expect. I missed the grand opening of Oliver's Donuts a year ago. Ever since then, I've been hoping to get there. This past weekend, I did. Oliver's Donuts is charming in decor with a lovely seating area. I love that they offer coffee-shop-level coffee alongside their cake donuts. The chocolate chocolate cake donut was decadent. Parking is street, and there is a lot (though I didn't check to see if it includes Oliver's Donuts. I assume so). You can also order donuts at a window, but I suggest going inside, ordering your goods, and then meandering the other shops!

Very nice place to stop in and have a cup of coffee and a donut. The donuts were really tasty and flavorful. The selection was low at the time I went in there which is probably most likely my fault as it was later in the day but what they had available was well worth the price. Also it is in what seems to be a building that used to be a bank so where there would have been offices there are other little businesses inside there that sell things from books to jewelry. If you're in the area and looking for a little sweet treat in a cup of coffee stop in.