Doughnut Dollies

Reviews

• Gretel Y.

  star star star star star 22 September 2026

  Doughnut Dollies is one of my favorite donut shops if not my absolute favorite in Atlanta! I've been to this location twice now and every donut I've tried has been AMAZINGGG!
  
  I've tried the following:
  Mikey: Brioche, Espresso Cream, Maple, Bacon $3.75
  Clementine: Brioche, Clementine Butter Icing, and Candied Clementine $2
  Glazed: 24 Hour Brioche, Vanilla Bean Glaze $2
  Sea Salt Caramel: Brioche, Sea Salt Caramel Icing $2
  Delce de Leche: Cinnamon Sugar Brioche, House Made Dulce de Leche $3.50
  
  I love yeast donuts and theirs has the perfect texture. The icing is sweet, but not too sweet. The flavors are on point! My favorites are sea salt caramel and dulce de leche. Delicious!
  
  This location is almost an hour away from me, and I often think about making the drive! There's ample parking and seating indoor. The donuts are a bit pricey, but they are big. Worth it!

• Nina Y.

  star star star star star_border 22 September 2026

  This place is definitely worth a try if you like creative/hipster/alternative flavor combinations. The doughnuts are huge - I couldn't finish one by myself. My son, however, ate his entire doughnut! They brew Jittery Joe's coffee, so they get a star for that.
  
  We had creme brulee (my choice) and the fruity cereal and milk varieties. I thought the creme brulee was excellent. It had a crispy sugar coating that was just like the "real thing." My son loved his doughnut. I tried a bite and thought it was good, but not amazing.
  
  I'd come back to try some of the other seasonal flavors and an apple fritter. They all looked delicious.

• Nicole F.

  star star star star star_border 16 September 2026

  I don't even care for doughnuts, but this place is incredible! The creative flavors are mind blowing and the freshness and quality ingredients are stellar. I wish I hadn't come so late in the day because a number of varieties i wanted to try were sold out. The Strawberry Basil, Salted Caramel and Cremé Brûlée were sooooo good!
  
  I cannot wait to get back to the Atlanta area and enjoy them again!

• Jang C.

  star star star star star_border 13 September 2026

  Doughnut Dollies is underneath Canvas Cafe. So just look for the Canvas Cafe sign. Actually, you don't need to. The Doughnut Dollies sign is bigger than Canvas's sign.
  
  Once you drive in, just drive down into the back. Then you'll see Doughnut Dollies right there.
  
  The place has a trendy, industrial feel. I guess since it has the name "Dollies" they must want to give an industrial feel.
  
  They have 4 tiers of doughnuts. The first tier is your cheapest, up to tier 4, where it's more expensive. I don't think the 4th tier is better than the first tier. It just gets more fancy as you move up a tier. For instance, the 4th tier has your gluten free doughnuts.
  
  You also don't buy a dozen at a time. You buy a al carte. So you pay for each doughnut.
  
  I tried about 6 different doughnuts here. They're pretty good. I think my favorite was the classic "Old Fashioned". It's a more cakey doughnut with glaze. I thought I wouldn't like a cakey doughnut, but I loved its old-school flavor and texture. It was still nice and moist.
  
  Their Boston Cream was good too. I loved its Vanilla Cream inside.
  
  Their Dulce De Leche was interesting. I thought it would be filled with some sort of cream. But it just had a dollop on top. I think they should pipe that dollop inside the doughnut.
  
  I liked this place. I love Doughnuts, and this is a great place to get some fancy ones up in North Cobb Area.

• Yiven C.

  star star star star star_border 3 September 2026

  Divine array of doughnuts to satisfy your sweet and fat cravings.
  
  Embrace the fat +'s:
  + Amazing selection to satisfy nearly everyone's tastes. From savory bacon to fruity strawberry to classic traditional, everyone can find something to embrace.
  + Novelties such as Birthday Cake beats a cupcake. This version tastes like a cake version of a doughnut.
  + Welcoming staff who patiently let you finalize your picks.
  
  Skip the fat -'s:
  - Tipping. I'm all for electronic payments but when there are default tips that start at 15% and most for your business is takeout then I am peeved. Takeout requires minimal service and it does not start at 15%. It's a hassle to tap through the electronic pad to do a custom tip. There should be a default of 5% and 10% for a business that leans on takeout. It is standard.