It was okay, was not impressed with their donuts. I got an apple fritter and it has a overall burned taste to it. Not something worth experiencing again or spending my money on
(2)
Wobblehouse G.
The two times that I have tried to go to this place the staff was extremely rude. Totally uncool! The girl acts like it's offensive that you even came into the store. God forbid you order something. Last time I went there I thought I was gonna get my head bitten off. Jeez....
(1)
Ronn C.
I was pleasantly surprised based on the reviews. The donut are in the one to two dollar range, but they are large and good. We had tea, coffee, a bacon maple bar, and a strawberry glazed donut for a total of $6.50. Not too bad considering the alternatives. We didn't try their breakfast that will be on our next visit; however, the prices listed looked very readable. The parlor is small and fills up quickly. If you're seated they offer wifi and decent background music to listen to. I definitely suggest giving them a try.
(5)
Mike H.
I hate leaving a low rating for small businesses, the only thing I hate even more is wasting my money on terrible food. I asked about the biscuits and sausage gravy order, the lady working told me that everything is made fresh upon order. She said the biscuits were baked fresh and the gravy was home made white sausage gravy. From her explanation and the menu description for the home made biscuits and sausage gravy.....well, tbh I kind of thought there would be chunks of sausage in the gravy, I would have even been ok with ground up tiny bits of sausage but no such luck. It was just plain old doughy biscuits covered in gravy, most likely straight out of the can. Void of taste and quality, it reminded me of microwaveable biscuits and gravy with new sausage flavor! Just terrible. The old bait and switch. How can you sell sausage biscuits and gravy without a hint of sausage. I took a few bites and threw it away. There goes $7 down the drain. Nothing worst then wasting money.
(2)
Jessica B.
No one that works here is very friendly. They all seem tired and annoyed. The donuts and bagels are expensive and mediocre. They have trendy flavors, but they aren't executed very well. Henry's is way better!!
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Sam D.
I pulled out my phone to write a review for this place because we love it the donuts are creative and fresh and delicious.
(5)
Monica H.
I've been here three times now and I'm less impressed every time. Today, at 10:00am on a Saturday they had only a small selection of donuts. No glazed, twists, berry filled, glazed old fashioned, or bacon maple bars... So I wound up with lemon filled and a sour cream cinnamon old fashioned. I mainly come for the bagels, which were so bad this time that two of the three went into the trash. I won't be back. Tough, super chewy and flatish. once cut and toasted it was like a thick chewy cracker. No thanks. The girls at the counter were nice, but young and unprofessional. I wish this business good luck, it's going to need it.
(2)
Marine Y.
Incredibly unique offerings. Banana cream, bacon, blueberry fritters, to tout a few. Delicious! Friendly staff, wow!
(5)
Kristi B.
Stopped here on a whim during a road trip and was pleasantly surprised. The price can't be beat on such great quality food (had the breakfast sandwich with bagel and gravy and biscuits.... so good!) The girl who served us was friendly and made us feel welcomed. I hope I can stop here again soon!
(5)
Liz S.
Wow!!!! How often do you see a line out the door for donuts? Here, the donuts, bagels, other offerings make it worth the wait. In addition to the usual maple bars and old fashioned donuts, they have a wide variety of unique flavors. The bagels are always fresh and delicious. This is a welcome addition to the area.
(5)
Rachel M.
This place is unique and incredible! I had a bacon maple bar and a peanut butter cup donut. my kids also had the bagels-(which were HUGE) everything is homemade and I cant wait for another road trip to try more items off the menu
(5)
Beth H.
Bought a dozen bagels. Surprised it wasn't a baker's dozen. Not boiled, so softer than how a bagel should be. But hardly anyone sells boiled bagels anymore :( which by the way, is what makes it a bagel. Ate it toasted, tasted fine. But seriously, try smiling and make eye contact with the paying customer. And say "thank you." Because nobody wants to feel like they ruined your day by stopping in to support your new local business.
(3)
Heidi U.
Service was very friendly this time. (This was my 5th visit the first 4 rude unfriendly service) The apple fritter and the new blueberry fritter was EXCELLENT!! I also tried the Red Velvet donut with cream cheese frosting. It was the BOMB!! Moist and full of flavor! The racks of all the choices looked very fresh and appealing.
(4)
Ted A.
Too bad. Roseburg has really needed a good donut and/or bagel shop for a very long time. We had high hopes when we saw this shop going in. They worked very long and hard to get open, but what a disappointment. The donuts and the bagels have a very unusual taste. Not what you would expect and sadly - not very good. The same with the panini (their spelling) sandwich - only the sandwich, no garnish, pickle, or anything else and a very small, just OK sandwich. Prices are high - $1.00 for a donut, $1.50 for a bagel, but even with the high prices it would not be that bad if everything was really good, but it is not. He had a donut shop in Florida and moved up to Oregon and is trying it here.
(2)
Lil C.
Just tried the donut & bagel factory...wish I hadn't. when I walked through the door there were two woman at the counter, neither one of them smiled or greeted me. No hello, did get a "what do you want". When I asked if they made their own bagels the first woman didn't know so she went in the back, again they didn't know so she asked the other woman that was standing there when I asked. I was told they're pre-formed. Decided that for a pre-formed bagel I could get that any where so passed. Chose a donut instead, not my best choice today. Way over priced, all I could taste was the sugar on top, the body of the donut was just...just there. No texture, no nothing. If this is the kind of donut you like I would tell you to go to your local grocery store and save a few bucks.
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Address :870 Garden Valley Blvd
Roseburg, OR, 97471
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Noise Level : Quiet Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : Yes Wi-Fi : No Has TV : No
Paige L.
It was okay, was not impressed with their donuts. I got an apple fritter and it has a overall burned taste to it. Not something worth experiencing again or spending my money on
(2)Wobblehouse G.
The two times that I have tried to go to this place the staff was extremely rude. Totally uncool! The girl acts like it's offensive that you even came into the store. God forbid you order something. Last time I went there I thought I was gonna get my head bitten off. Jeez....
(1)Ronn C.
I was pleasantly surprised based on the reviews. The donut are in the one to two dollar range, but they are large and good. We had tea, coffee, a bacon maple bar, and a strawberry glazed donut for a total of $6.50. Not too bad considering the alternatives. We didn't try their breakfast that will be on our next visit; however, the prices listed looked very readable. The parlor is small and fills up quickly. If you're seated they offer wifi and decent background music to listen to. I definitely suggest giving them a try.
(5)Mike H.
I hate leaving a low rating for small businesses, the only thing I hate even more is wasting my money on terrible food. I asked about the biscuits and sausage gravy order, the lady working told me that everything is made fresh upon order. She said the biscuits were baked fresh and the gravy was home made white sausage gravy. From her explanation and the menu description for the home made biscuits and sausage gravy.....well, tbh I kind of thought there would be chunks of sausage in the gravy, I would have even been ok with ground up tiny bits of sausage but no such luck. It was just plain old doughy biscuits covered in gravy, most likely straight out of the can. Void of taste and quality, it reminded me of microwaveable biscuits and gravy with new sausage flavor! Just terrible. The old bait and switch. How can you sell sausage biscuits and gravy without a hint of sausage. I took a few bites and threw it away. There goes $7 down the drain. Nothing worst then wasting money.
(2)Jessica B.
No one that works here is very friendly. They all seem tired and annoyed. The donuts and bagels are expensive and mediocre. They have trendy flavors, but they aren't executed very well. Henry's is way better!!
(2)Sam D.
I pulled out my phone to write a review for this place because we love it the donuts are creative and fresh and delicious.
(5)Monica H.
I've been here three times now and I'm less impressed every time. Today, at 10:00am on a Saturday they had only a small selection of donuts. No glazed, twists, berry filled, glazed old fashioned, or bacon maple bars... So I wound up with lemon filled and a sour cream cinnamon old fashioned. I mainly come for the bagels, which were so bad this time that two of the three went into the trash. I won't be back. Tough, super chewy and flatish. once cut and toasted it was like a thick chewy cracker. No thanks. The girls at the counter were nice, but young and unprofessional. I wish this business good luck, it's going to need it.
(2)Marine Y.
Incredibly unique offerings. Banana cream, bacon, blueberry fritters, to tout a few. Delicious! Friendly staff, wow!
(5)Kristi B.
Stopped here on a whim during a road trip and was pleasantly surprised. The price can't be beat on such great quality food (had the breakfast sandwich with bagel and gravy and biscuits.... so good!) The girl who served us was friendly and made us feel welcomed. I hope I can stop here again soon!
(5)Liz S.
Wow!!!! How often do you see a line out the door for donuts? Here, the donuts, bagels, other offerings make it worth the wait. In addition to the usual maple bars and old fashioned donuts, they have a wide variety of unique flavors. The bagels are always fresh and delicious. This is a welcome addition to the area.
(5)Rachel M.
This place is unique and incredible! I had a bacon maple bar and a peanut butter cup donut. my kids also had the bagels-(which were HUGE) everything is homemade and I cant wait for another road trip to try more items off the menu
(5)Beth H.
Bought a dozen bagels. Surprised it wasn't a baker's dozen. Not boiled, so softer than how a bagel should be. But hardly anyone sells boiled bagels anymore :( which by the way, is what makes it a bagel. Ate it toasted, tasted fine. But seriously, try smiling and make eye contact with the paying customer. And say "thank you." Because nobody wants to feel like they ruined your day by stopping in to support your new local business.
(3)Heidi U.
Service was very friendly this time. (This was my 5th visit the first 4 rude unfriendly service) The apple fritter and the new blueberry fritter was EXCELLENT!! I also tried the Red Velvet donut with cream cheese frosting. It was the BOMB!! Moist and full of flavor! The racks of all the choices looked very fresh and appealing.
(4)Ted A.
Too bad. Roseburg has really needed a good donut and/or bagel shop for a very long time. We had high hopes when we saw this shop going in. They worked very long and hard to get open, but what a disappointment. The donuts and the bagels have a very unusual taste. Not what you would expect and sadly - not very good. The same with the panini (their spelling) sandwich - only the sandwich, no garnish, pickle, or anything else and a very small, just OK sandwich. Prices are high - $1.00 for a donut, $1.50 for a bagel, but even with the high prices it would not be that bad if everything was really good, but it is not. He had a donut shop in Florida and moved up to Oregon and is trying it here.
(2)Lil C.
Just tried the donut & bagel factory...wish I hadn't. when I walked through the door there were two woman at the counter, neither one of them smiled or greeted me. No hello, did get a "what do you want". When I asked if they made their own bagels the first woman didn't know so she went in the back, again they didn't know so she asked the other woman that was standing there when I asked. I was told they're pre-formed. Decided that for a pre-formed bagel I could get that any where so passed. Chose a donut instead, not my best choice today. Way over priced, all I could taste was the sugar on top, the body of the donut was just...just there. No texture, no nothing. If this is the kind of donut you like I would tell you to go to your local grocery store and save a few bucks.
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