Puck’s Doughnuts

After going to the Pucks donuts in Phoenix I was disappointed in the one in Ashland. The pucks in Phoenix is always so fresh and delicious. When I went to Ashland it tasted like the donuts were a day old if not more! If you’re going to pucks I highly recommend the Phoenix location!

Good donuts but not great. Filled the need while I was in town. Full case and a pretty good selection. Being I didnt know of any other place in town it took care of the need!

My kiddos are in love with Pucks! Everything is delicious! Everything is fresh and delish!
The bear claws are amazing! All of the fruit filling is real fruit and vibrant and not heavy and greased out! Go to Pucks!

I used to love coming here. I craved them all the time! Since I have moved back into town I was so disappointed the donut just wasn’t the same. So I tried the pucks in Phoenix. AMAZING !! I will drive the distance, they are so yummy. It turns out its owned by the same family but ran by different members. Pucks in Ashland please please please change to the Phoenix recipe ! It’s not just me, I have heard at least 5 other people mention the one in Phoenix. Please let me know when you have changed back and I will return as a loyal customer!

Small doughnuts and not a great selection. Try the fresh doughnuts at the farmer’s market — way better.

I am not one to advocate donuts or shops like this in the first place, but we went in to go to the bathroom here while on a road trip and decided to get a snack when we were there. stretching, I put down my phone on a table and forgot it on the way out. There was nobody else in the shop other than the guy at the counter. After an hour and a half nap down the road, I realized we had left it and and so we tracked it on the «Find My iPhone» app. It was still in the shop. So we called him and asked him to look around. He looked for about 2 seconds and then said «nope, not there.» We said thank you and then decided to call the police to go check out the situation. After we called him, the phone was no longer trackable and was «offline», possibly turned off. Of course the police could not do much. I believe that the worker there took my phone. The food was ok, but this is more a review of my experience there, and I am not going back. I do not recommend this place to anyone. There are plenty of better pastries that you can get in Ashland. And I don’t want to support a business where you have to be afraid of someone there stealing from you. This took place on Friday, August 8 at about 1:30.

Love their donuts! Prices are good too.
My only complaint is that they were closed when we stopped by earlier today. I have to wonder whether someone makes a coin-​operated donut dispenser, wish they had one!
As of 3÷9÷2014 their posted hours are M-​F 6:00 — 2:30, Sa 6:00 — 2:00, closed Sunday.

Great place to bring the kids. Cool set up, good pricing and great donuts. The seats and tables make for a great atmosphere. Only complaint is the coffee could be a little better.

Puck donuts old fashion glaze is out of this world!!! If I could, I would eat my 3 meals there everyday!!!

Pucks Donuts is the best donuts I have ever tasted!!! The best type of donut there is THE FRENCH CRULLER! It’s delicious insides are heated up and go great with a carton of milk. Even though this is the only Donut shop in Ashland. It’s still the best I’ve ever tasted.

Puck’s Cinnamon Crumble is the most delicious, non-​Krispy Kreme donut made. Period*. It’s a soft, mouth watering donut covered in cinnamon-​sugary goodness. But get there before 10 am or they will be all gone.
Bonus: Puck’s almost always gives you a donut hole or two for free. It’s the little things that count in life. :P
*For the record, I’m only factoring in the original Krispy Kreme donut because all the other types are gross.

I don’t know why people complain about Puck’s. DELICIOUS donuts :) AND they have bubble tea. Sold :)

It had extremely good donuts, but half of the time they are out of stock. :(It’s probably best to call ahead of time before walking the mile to check.

Cheap, yummy doughnuts. Nothing super special but still great quality.
The boba kinda sucks (too milky and sweet. the particles are disintegrating) but it’s a donut shop so I don’t really mind.

— Kind of a meh, for me. While Puck’s may be the only donut game in town, I don’t let their monopoly position inflate my impressions or rating. There are just plenty of baked good and dessert alternatives in the area, which I would recommend over the donuts here.
— Donuts were ok, but pretty non-​distinct. The selection was adequate, but nothing really stood out for me. I would take Krispy Kreme over Puck’s any day, I’m afraid. My son did like their blueberry frosting donut.
— The place was barren, and we were the only customers at the time. Service was nice enough, but the counter girl seemed more interested in doing other things. She did give my son a free donut hole, which was nice.
— In essence, there is nothing bad about Puck’s, but it’s just not something I would go out of my way for. I see a lot of 5-​star reviews, but that seems really out of whack to me. My expectations were much higher, and it just didn’t come close.

THE DOUGHNUTS ARE THE BEST!!! I usually dont like the chocolate ones, but theirs are fudgy tasting, and Jennifer B… there doughtnuts are fresh because a lot of times they close early because they run out so I dont kniw how someone could say they dont taste freash. And Eric B. your not eatting the décor your eatting the doughnuts, its hard enough to find decent food you should not be worried about the decore!!! SAD when theyre great doughnuts and they get less stars because of whats on the wall!
Theres on in Phoenix and MEdford Oregon also owned by the bother and sister of the one in ASHLAND all great!!!

Ashland is a high end pastry town, but sometimes I just want a doughnut! I suspect that we all have an inner Homer Simpson that needs to be fed.
The name alone in this Shakespearian town should be enough to entice you to walk through the door. Once inside, it’s what you would expect — unassuming décor, a good fresh selection (depending on time of day), friendly folks, and interesting locals.

Nestled on the quiet side of Main Street, Puck’s is an unassuming shop with local posters on the walls, a few lonely tables, and the best cruller doughnut in the country. If you pick up a couple of crullers and a pint of the delicious milk in the refrigerated case, and enjoy a few blissful moments on any of Ashland’s benches, your spirits will be lifted.

I have no idea if this is the right location.
I went with my friend down to Ashland and we walked around the downtown area and he wanted to go to Pucks. The first one we went to was closed by 2:30 but we went to another one the next day and it was open until 4.
I’ve never really had any doughnuts besides Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts so I wasn’t expecting much. The doughnuts looked completely different than the Krispy Kreme ones I was used to so I wasn’t sure what to get.
I got a blueberry iced doughnut and he got a buttermilk doughnut and an apple cinnamon fritter or something. I made fun of him for not getting any classic circle shaped doughnuts but I ended up loving both of the ones he got. Mine was amazing too. The icing was soooo flavorful. I was really surprised and the doughnut itself had a fantastic texture.
It was only $ 2.60 for all three and there were samples galore in front. The décor is nothing exciting and I didn’t see much of it since we ate it in the car.
…I can’t believe I’m giving 5 stars to a doughnut place

This is the only doughnut shop in Ashland, but it’s a great one. The doughnuts are light and tasty, made fresh daily, and usually, they have a great selection, and the price is right.
Why 4 stars:
— The décor is pretty unattractive all the way around.
— They actually charge you more if you want to pick your own doughnuts!
— Closed on Sundays.