Winchell’s was there at least several years before Krispy Kreme set up shop practically next door at 120th and West Center.Īnd I’ll also say, there is NO BETTER Apple Fritter than the ones served up at Winchell’s. I guess it takes them back to childhood.The Dapper Doughnut is available for custom orders or. That Winchells has been there as long as I can remember. The crowd favorite is the fruity pebbles donut, David said.
Wasn't the CC at 120th & Center there before Winchells opened that location? Last thing I'd say is that I congratulate Winchell's for sticking around like they have because I would have been upset if a company like Krispy Kreme rolled into town and literally built right next door to me in a city of 500,000+ (120th & Center St.). The second doughnut shop was located at Fremont Lakes' state park. I love Chinese food and have a lot of favorites and it blows my mind when some people say they have the best in the area. The combination of donuts and coffee is literally the most profitable food and beverage combo on the planet. And to be perfectly honest, The Rice Bowl that took it over sucks, IMO. Coffee & Doughnuts are a Winning Combination. 5.99 Out of stock Coffee Hot 2.95 Out of stock Coffee Iced 2.95 Out of stock Water Bottle 2.00 Out. The Indian family that owned and operated it lived about 4 blocks away and they would always walk to/from work. Choose your favorite doughnut flavor, and well turn it into a milkshake. (grew up 2 blocks from that place and used to walk down there with my dad in the winter time and watch all the cars slide down California Street running into each other ). The two most amazing doughnut places I miss in the area (including a little bit of a drive) are Mister Donuts on Saddle Creek. Germantown Pike in Plymouth Meeting.Doughnut competition is rough here in the Big O. At 80 calories a pop (plus toppings), a mini-doughnut is a tasty way to indulge your sweet-tooth craving without the guilt!įind The Dapper Doughnut at the Plymouth Meeting Mall at 500 W. Or you can grab a dozen to go (although, we tried and we didn’t make it out of the mall before eating them all!). So, youd pay like 6 for a 6-pack of mini donuts which at first felt like a great deal until you realized that those six mini donuts added up to about the same amount of donut you would get ordering a single normal-sized donut from some other gourmet donut place for less money. Packaged in light blue-green mini boxes, these treats are perfect to eat while you’re people watching. The donuts were sort of the mini-sized ones. Choose your drink: Coffee, soda, milk or a thick doughnut milkshake, complete with a doughnut adorning the straw.Įnjoy watching the sizzling “cake-like” pastries travel quickly through a 375-degree fryer to the decorating station loaded with sauces and toppings.Choose your topping from 14 flavors, including basics like cinnamon and powdered sugar, to gourmet combos like s’mores, “Nutella Dream,” “Fluffernutter,” blueberry-lemon and peanut butter and jelly. Do local business owners recommend The Dapper Doughnut The Woodlands Visit this page to learn about the business and what locals in The Woodlands have to.Now, about those doughnuts… The menu is as straightforward as the goods:
They say, “We’re also looking at expanding our catering for weddings, showers and parties, acquiring a food truck for on-the-road gigs, and scouting possible brick-and-mortar locations in King of Prussia.” Janet and Josh are thrilled to bring The Dapper Doughnut franchise to the Philadelphia area. The aroma of these delectable bites wafts from the tiny pavilion strategically tucked between popular Legoland, 5 Wits (an escape room experience) and the gorgeous island carousel at the Plymouth Meeting Mall.
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