Fort Findlay Coffee & Doughnutss Shoppe

Not bad! I’ve been told it was the sight of a former big chain doughnut, but the new owners went their own way. At $ 7.99 a dozen it seems pricey,(2^nd time same doughtnuts and $ 3.99.) but I haven’t bought doughnuts in awhile. They were good, fresh ingredients. I will stop when ever I’m in Findlay.
Stopped again last week, but they were closed the entire week between Christmas and New Years. I ended up at Tim Horton’s, which was quite a dissapointment compared to this place.

Great:
1. Staff
2. Coffee
3. Bagels/​Donuts
What more could you want? For less than anybody else… why wouldn’t you go?

Excellent donuts! These are really the best donuts I have ever tasted. The staff here is friendly and efficient. I also like that they offer seasonal selections such as pumpkin and caramel apple donuts. Get there early, though, because the best varieties sell out pretty quickly each morning.

I drove a little out of my way this morning looking for a doughnut and found one here. The donuts cost $ .75, which I consider to be a fair and reasonable price. If you want a creamstick/​longjohn then you need to pay $ 1.25. The donuts look appetizing and do not disappoint. I ordered a Boston Kreme doughnut which is my staple doughnut. It was better than Tim Hortons which is just down the street from here. I would come here if i had a choice. The crème was very tasty and filled the doughnut. The chocolate icing on top was good. The actual doughnut was moist inside but felt a little dry on the outside. It is not the best doughnut in the world, but better than most mass produced doughnut options. Go here before your local grocer or gas station for donuts.
They also have coffee that seems to be roasted by the company. They also make all the donuts there. They have a nice counter where about 5 – 7 older men were hanging out so it would be a nice place to talk with a friend or stranger. I would give this place a try if you are in town.

Well it’s the only donut shop in Findlay so of course I had to stop.
The owner is great, very nice, you can watch them baking everything fresh, always a bonus.
The prices a bit higher than I had expected from such a small town in the middle of nowhere but ok.
I got a bunch of donuts, cookies, eclairs, muffins the whole deal and paid $ 20, a bit much for a «snack»
Everything was slightly above average, definetly not worth the drive out of your way but if your passing through, I would make a stop to support the local community (or feed your sweet tooth)

These doughnuts are smaller than some but the filled doughnuts are definitely filled. They do not skimp on what I find most important in a doughnut, Jelly Filling! Prices are middle of the road but IMHO much better than those krispy things.

This used to be a Dunkin’ Donuts before switching over to this rather long winded name. The interior didn’t change much, and quite frankly, I still refer to it as the Dunkin’ Donuts in the Carriage House Plaza.
It’s standard fare. I don’t think the doughnuts changed in quality once they switched, and it is convenient for those on Tiffin Avenue who want a pastry but not pay Panera’s prices. It’ll do, in a pinch.