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YouTubeThis morning my wife and I had breakfast at a tiny place in Grandview called DK Diner. Good breakfast - awesome donuts. It got me thinking... what do you think are the best donuts in town? I was impressed with DK's (it stands for Donut Kitchen, after all) and I've always been partial to Der Dutchman's (although, yes, technically they're in Plain City), but are there others I'm missing out on?
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BreakfastwithNick
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Posted 3 years ago # -
vestanpance
Harrison West/at work OSU
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I love the apple fritters from Andersons if you warm them up..... but they might be from Der Dutchman's, not sure.
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HighLife
Grandview
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About 3 years ago my fiance and I tried to go to the DK Diner for breakfast. I think it was around 10 or 11am, and they had a full breakfast menu on their door. However, when the server came to take our order, we were informed that they were out of eggs. And bread. We were a little confused as to what kind of breakfast we could put together without eggs or toast, so we left.
I had no idea they even served doughnuts - we never saw any!
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Coremodels
Really close to Explorer's Club.
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You know, I'm dying to think of the name, but there was kind of a farm market out Dublin way back in the day...Tuller's maybe?
Those donuts were AMAZING!
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captain janks
south side 4 life
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krispy kreme
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CMH Gourmand
(King of) the (Clinton)ville
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Andrew Hall
Dennison Place (The Circles)
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CMH Gourmand wrote Honey Dip - a la CMH Gourmand
And used to be a Jolly Pirate.
Where City Barbeque is now at Henderson and Dierker was a Dunkin Donuts. Run by an Indian family. The one morning, it was suddenly named something else with the exact same donuts and family.
When Whole Foods first opened up, they had some great donuts. Like several other of their baked goods, the quality dropped when the corporate team left.
Spudnuts. That is what we need.
A.
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vestanpance
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Andrew Hall wrote
Where City Barbeque is now at Henderson and Dierker was a Dunkin Donuts. Run by an Indian family. The one morning, it was suddenly named something else with the exact same donuts and family.
and now they run the Gyro Shoppe next door.
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Andrew Hall
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vestanpance wrote
Andrew Hall wrote
Where City Barbeque is now at Henderson and Dierker was a Dunkin Donuts. Run by an Indian family. The one morning, it was suddenly named something else with the exact same donuts and family.
and now they run the Gyro Shoppe next door.
Whaaat?
Did that change hands? The guy who opened it was a Greek who had worked w/ Niki (Fisherman's Wharf, etc) and Niki's wife helped out.
Haven't been there in ages.
A.
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vestanpance
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Andrew Hall wrote
Whaaat?
Did that change hands? The guy who opened it was a Greek who had worked w/ Niki (Fisherman's Wharf, etc) and Niki's wife helped out.
Haven't been there in ages.
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well I take it back, they might not RUN the gyro shoppe but the same two guys who worked at donuts and coffee (that is what the name changed was) have worked at the gyro shoppe as long as I have been going there. 10 + years.
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