Krispy Kreme

While I don’t LOVE donuts is there anyone who doesnt like Krispy Kreme donuts? I usually go for the berry filled varieties and love how it’s like biting into a berry stuffed pillow of doughy sweetness.
There is a drive thru but I prefer to go inside and get a better look at the variety available.
Honestly, this building skeeves me out. It’s not at all clean looking. But again, who doesn’t love a Krispy Kreme donut?

Donuts are my least favorite of sweets (favs — ice cream, cake, cookies, brownies, (certain) pies). My review is based on my bf and mom.
They both liked what they had — pumpkin spice, white cream, sour cream and ‘original’ (plain glazed).
I went in the store thinking only the plains were offered. Nope. It’s like a ritzy Dunkin Donuts! Beautiful and creative selections.
I was disappointed thought that they were out of donut holes that I wanted to send my shrimp with to a Halloween party.
The end!

Wow! We don’t have many Krispy Kremes in this area but this location is fabulous. They are SUPER nice and accommodating. I visited on a Sunday morning. No line inside. They did have a drive thru. Excellent customer service.
Donuts are always fresh and they have SO many options!
Tried the iced mocha frozen drink– it was OK.

Drive thru wait times are ridiculously slow. 5 minutes or more wait time just does not cut it nowadays.

Really impressed w/​this location. Kitchen is clean, service is efficient and all interactions w/​employees have been pleasant. I’ve tried the original glazed donut and the key lime donut. Can’t go wrong w/​Krispy Kreme. It seems these stores are slowly closing down since my friends were shocked when I mentioned there was a location near my house.
They also have a drivethru and the dining area has always been clean everytime I’ve visited there.

This is one of those Krispy Kremes where they make the donuts on site. Coffe was fresh as were the donuts. This is a busy corner location with a drive through as well as the comfy chairs inside. Besides coffee and donuts, there are juices and baked bagels.

Just arrived with the red light on four people working and it takes five minutes to get waited on, then I’m told it will take another four minutes. This is the worst service ever.

Most amazing glazed donuts around. The drive thru is very efficient. Super location.

I usually go around 4 – 5 pm and there is no line at all. I love this specific location because they ask if you want to get fresh donuts. Customer service is great! If they are running promotions and you dont know about it they are very happy to share deals.

Krispy Cream has the best donuts anywhere, ever, hands down. The coffee is great and they are all good, but the glazed served hot right off the assembly line are to die for. Only drawback is they open at 6 am. They should consider a 5 am open.

Love Krispy Kreme! Great selection of donuts. Clean, affordably priced. Staff were pleasant and chatty. A nice spot to find a sweet treat!

Who doesn’t love Krisy Kreme? They have the best donuts around. The donuts get at the very least a five star rating– somehow the service does not match, which brought my review down to a 3.
On my last trip I drove up to see that the drive thru was backed up– so I decided to get a little exercise by going into the store for my order. There were about 5 workers there– 4 of which seemed focused on the drive thru. Leaving one worker for all the people inside. After 5 minutes it was my turn to put in my order– I ordered 2 dozen glazed donuts (I had a groupon) — a pretty easy order. Lucky for me– hot donuts were being cranked out.
The guy that took my order had me pay/​submit my groupon first. After I did that he disappeared to fill a drive thru order. Finally he started filling my boxes. After putting 3 hot donuts in my box he decided it was time for another drive thru order to be filled. This was very frustrating– another worker approached and asked to help me, but after our quick convo she went to filling the drive thru orders as well. 15 minutes later I was finally able to walk out with my donuts.
Getting simple glazed donuts should not have taken as long as it did, and I was unhappy with the service. I don’t think I will be going back to this location anytime soon– and if I do, i’ll use the drive thru!

My favorite morning treat on cheat days! They had a text coupon available so my HOT original glazed was fresh and free! Can’t beat that! Great start to the morning

I don’t know what else can be said about a Krispy Kreme donut. Sugar, dough, more sugar, sprinkles, glaze. You really can’t go wrong.
This particular location is fairly new (a little over a year I believe). It’s very clean, the donuts are always fresh, good coffee and the service is very accommodating.
You obviously want to go there when the big red light outside is on. Hot! Fresh! Boom.

Krispy Kreme is the most overrated donut ever. Put that together with the amazing donuts down the street at McMillan’s and it is simply a mistake to eat here.
I often wonder how people rationalize giving this franchise their business when wonderful small bakers abound. Go else where. Enjoy new things. Let your money help small businesses grow and succeed.

Tonight, after realizing McMillan’s had already closed, I was about to head back to my apartment.
«Are you sure you don’t want Krispy Kreme instead?»
«Oh, nah. –pause– Unless you want them?»
«So do you want them or not?»
«Um… it’s up to you.»
«So is that a yes?»
«Maybe. You decide.»
«Krispy Kreme it is.»
At this rate, I will have to buy a one piece bathing suit this year. Man oh man.
Of course, Krispy Kreme doughnuts are awesome. I was pretty pumped to see Oreo selections. Who can pass up on Oreos? Not me, that’s for sure.
I took off a star since I’m not a fan of their coffee. It’s much too bitter even with extra cream and sugar.

Good.

The competition has nothing to worry about. These doughnuts are dense and sit like a stone in your gut. Their signature hot doughnut, to me, is greasy (12 g fat per). They do have alternatives like oatmeal, muffins, sticky buns, and bagels. I ordered a coffee that was meh and they were having problems making it, so they might just need some time to get their bearings. Might be a fun place to take the kids. I suspect that it will do OK, but not amazing once the hype wears off.

As a devoted area doughnut lover I was part of the opening day hoopla. I didn’t make it first in line, but I was close enough I received 20 free cups of coffee, a nice treat indeed.
No, their cream doughnuts don’t compare to McMillans, but neither do any of McMillans compare to the hot original glazed. I’m quite content to swing in and pick up a hot dozen originals one day, and swing by somewhere else another day for granulated sugar cremes. It’s not cheating Michelle, it’s sharing the love!
So yeah, it’s still busy. Drive through times are still running 20 minutes. I think its mainly due to people not knowing what the heck they want. Iced coffee seems to be a challenge as well. Someone here needs to go to dunkin donuts and see how its done. I waited seven minutes (I am not kidding you) for an iced coffee to be asked how many creams and how many sugars. I have no idea how big the large coffee is at that point, so I just get it black. Guys, don’t ask, add a preset amount of cream and/​or sugar and get me outta there.
But these minor annoyances do not take away from the perfect bites of sweet heaven that are hot glazed doughnuts. There is nothing, and I mean nothing, more satisfying and delicious than that fresh hot original glazed doughnut lifted by a smiling employee off the baking conveyor with their magical lifting wand, placed in your hand, and popped directly into your mouth. I have seen old ladies knee police in the crotch to get to that hot doughnut. (I’m serious but I’m sure it was accidental).
It’s hard to describe the experience, people from down south told me about it but until they opened up in NE philly a few years back I didn’t understand. Imagine a sweet, savory, fatty cloud that floats into your mouth and dissolves into a soul satisfying burst of sweet confection. My words can’t do it justice, so get thee to KK, stand patiently in line (men — avoid old ladies), enjoy the mechanical baking show with your kids as you wait, inhale the sweet aromas, and, when the smiling employee with the magical wooden wand presents you with that hot fresh pastry, shove it directly into your mouth as fast as you can. If you’re lucky, they won’t see you do this and you’ll get two.
Some serious notes. Parking is KKRazy there right now, park around the corner and walk up. DON’T park on Haddon avenue as the drive through backs up and then you’re stuck. Don’t buy anything less than a dozen unless you’re a single 99 pound woman who lives a block away. You’ll have eaten them by the time you get home. Experiment with the flavors other than original glazed but always get some originals, there’s just nothing like them.
Finally, if they’re not hot, have a seat and wait. You’ll never regret waiting a few minutes for the fresh hot ones, and they have a lovely lounge to wait in!

I won’t lie. I was a little surprised when I found out that Krispy Kreme would be going in smack between McMillan’s and DiBartolo, two bakeries that I believe to be the crème de la crème of doughnut purveyors in South Jersey. I even voiced my suspicions on a Talk thread (and later got totally called out on it by a Krispy Kreme higher-​up. Oops! Sorry, Braden.).
HOWEVER, I went to the Collingswood Krispy Kreme pre-​opening party and have to say that the selection is pretty baller. I scored a mini doughnut and a sample of one of the legit sticky buns covered in frosting, but there was so much more that beckoned from the squeaky clean cases. The coffee was also pretty good. There was plenty of seating and rumor has it that there will even be a lounge area. This, along with a drive-​thru lane, certainly sets KK apart from the other bakeries. Also, they’ll be open until 11pm, which may take care of some evening munchies.
Am I giving up my old bakeries? Hells no. But is there room in town for another? I don’t see why not.