Twin Donut

Ordered a grilled chicken wrap with fries and a smoothie. Very simple and clean … tasted great. Service good and quick. Prices are affordable. Recommended. Plenty of parking

Love it! I got the strawberry frosted and a chocolate cake. Both were done very well! The strawberry frosting was much better tasting than Dunkin Donuts, and the chocolate cake was pretty good (maybe a little dry), but it had a nice flavor. Come here instead of Dunkin Donuts is my advice!
The girl who worked there was super nice too; that adds so much to business and I definitely be back next time I am around!

Had a sorted half dozen. Girl at the counter was sweet and the donuts were very good. Much better than dunkin. I would definitely go back

So I was killing some time in New Rochelle, waiting to pick my daughter up from a bat mitzvah party. I had about an hour left to wait and looked up a place to get a cup of coffee and read until I had to get her. I’d been at a hipstery café in Bronxville and had enough of that, so when I saw Twin Donut, I knew I had to go.
I was a huge fan of the old, much mourned Twin Donut on 14^th Street and 8^th Avenue in Manhattan (location of a fabulous birthday party in the 1990s — they rented out the whole store for the night, hung disco balls, and it was free doughnuts all night). And I love the vibe of 24-​hour places in downtown areas; you never know who’s going to come in.
Twin Donut did not disappoint. It’s fairly big (and has a restroom — a huge plus!), and the doughnuts are a major improvement on the air-​filled Dunkin variety. These were yeasty and chewy. I had a Boston Crème, and the custard tasted like custard rather than chemicals, and the chocolate frosting was really chocolatey. I wanted a decaf (it was about 11pm), and they made me a fresh pot.
The customers were a great mix: a family came in after what was clearly some kind of celebration (they were dressed up and there were kids in tow) for coffee and doughnuts. There were a few older guys hanging out, and what seemed like the boyfriend of one of the servers. He was listening to some hip hop on his phone, then looked at me (middle aged white lady), apologized profusely, and turned it way down. Adorable.
This is a 24 hour doughnut place in the middle of a comparatively economically depressed part of New Rochelle. The pluses of that are it’s a really mixed crowd of people, and there’s a lot of traffic in and out of the store. The main minus is that the service is mostly characterized by benign neglect — the servers when I was there were young women in their late teens or early twenties who mostly wanted to hang out with their friends who dropped by. If you want suburban-​style service with a smile, this is not the place for you. If you’re ok with the place as it is, or even willing to roll with it, you’ll get delicious doughnuts and some great people-​watching.

The staff does not wear gloves and the girl with the baggy pants at the counter has a serious attitude problem. The cook did not wash his hands after I witnessed him scratching his greasy hair. Honestly disgusting.

Went there a Sunday for lunch as all the diners in the area were closed… Food was OK and their donuts were definitely homemade. I only had room for one and would come back to try out a few more. However, service was slow and not very cheerful…

Awful! The place is like a skid row drug den that happened to have a box of donuts on the floor to pick though.

I used to like buying their food especially salad but this one cashier had the nastiest attitude. I think her name is Caroline. She kept rolling her eyes at me, and didn’t give the chef my order having me waiting for 15 minutes then when I complained told me to leave. I told the manager the next day. Seems h doesn’t care. She’s still their with her rude attitude. A fine way to rid customers.

This place has decent coffee and is open 24 hours a day. Oddly enough, all of their donuts look like they came straight from dunkin donuts, I wouldn’t be surprised if they had some type of delivery agreement with them. You can also get smoothies and sandwiches here as well.
The cappuccinos here suck. They are pre sweetened and come out of some lousy machine that they must’ve purchased at a garage sale.

I really like their lattes and hot chocolate. Clean and friendly. I tried the chocolate glazed donut yesterday, great stuff.

Convenient location on the corner, I often stop by to get tea or a donut. If you want a fresh and delicious donut anytime of day or night, come to Twin Donut in New Rochelle. I’ve had a good egg and cheese breakfast sandwich there too, but you can get a number of things grilled to order for lunch or dinner as well. They are open ²⁴⁄₇ and are newly renovated.

The biggest plus is the food is pretty cheap and the service is very fast. I think the food is very average, but definitely worth stopping in for a breakfast sandwich or a quick meal if your in a rush. It is just ok you won’t be wowed.

Just reopened with a great new design. Perfect place for a coffee and breakfast on the way to work. 24 hours too!