"North shore donut chain with decent basics. Stopped by this spot a couple of times while passing through the area. With Dunkin’ dominating Massachusetts, it’s rare to find a local donut shop that’s truly bad, so I came in expecting something solid. Compared to more popular North Shore names like Kane’s, this place didn’t offer many standout specialty donuts, and at $4 each, they didn’t feel worth the gamble. I mostly stuck to the basics like apple fritters and chocolate frosted. The apple fritter was great, but the rest tasted fine (and not particularly fresh) On the plus side, this location has a large dining area and a drive-through, so if you’re looking for coffee and donuts with a laid-back, diner-like feel, it’s a convenient stop."

"Such a cute hidden gem! Staff is amazing and kind, service is quick, food is homemade. Atmosphere is very comfortable and cute! Have a variety of items from breakfast to boba açaí bowls! My favorite is the brewed hazelnut coffee, which you can’t find much of these days! They also have flavor syrups, lattes etc. prices are good and decently cheap a must try for college students!!"

"On the corner of Aiken Street and VFW Highway (Lowell, MA) sits a treasure of a bakery called Top Donut. Purchased 20 years ago from a retiring baker, Top Donut boasts a fusion of American favorites with Asian flavors that tickle the taste buds. Accompanied by one of the best cups of coffee I’ve had in a spell, Top Donut was a heavenly pit stop as we explored the area."

"The selection of donuts and muffins is fairly large. The coffee is good and the service was friendly. The store looks clean with plenty of places to sit. The cream cheese muffin I ordered was moist and tasty. I ordered a couple of other things to take home that looked delicious."

"Hands down the best donut place I’ve been to. I’d choose their donuts over places like Krispy Kreme without question. Freshest donuts I think I’ve ever had. Their breakfast sandwiches are excellent as well. Simple and fresh."