Mrs. Murphy’s Donuts

Delicious old fashioned donuts. If you are getting for a group, order a day ahead as they sellout.

We used Mrs Murphys for a donut display at my sisters wedding and they were fabulous! We added 300 donut holes to the order 12 hours before pick up and the owner was very helpful in fulfilling our sprinkle dreams. The donuts all looked and tasted great and were a huge hit! Everyone was polite and knowledgeable.

was here at 3pm on Saturday afternoon. got a cup of coffee and a Boston cream donut, together cost less than three dollars which I thought was fair. coffee was good, donut was good. was served by a young woman and she was perfectly friendly. will come back if I want another donut.

Stopped for some breakfast sandwiches and, let’s be honest, some DONUTS on our way out of town this morning. Great small diner type place. I’d had a couple donuts from them earlier in the week and they were delicious.
I got the Canadian bacon egg muffin (English muffin) sandwich and my husband got the sausage. Each came with delicious Vermont cheddar melted on them. Mind you, they used a microwave to melt it and heat up the sandwich, but hey, whatever works. They toasted the muffins in their little countertop toaster and all tasted great! Got the honeydew cake, honey dipped (basically a glazed donut) and cookies and cream cake donuts. Delish! Especially enjoyed the honeydew cake donut.
Great service!

If you want someone to curse and yell at you for asking what flavor filling is in a donut, then this is the place for you! Pretty unbelievable… But true.
Can’t wait to go back again and give this mean woman more of our hard earned money to kill us slowly with her sugar filled heart clogging dough bombs.

We were just in here, the owner was sitting at a table in the back and yelled at my husband after he asked the waitress if there were any apple fritters and commented on how the selection had really gone down over the years. We walked out and went to McDonald’s, where we always get great, friendly service.

Best doughnut I’ve ever had. A real old school gem in a Manchester that has commercialized over the years. Wonderful happy service.

There was only 2 doughnuts left by the time I got there at 11am and it happened to be one of my favorite flavors– coconut custard. They are really inexpensive and really delicious. The only downside is I don’t think I can enjoy a dunkin doughnut anymore.

A gem in the woods, had a quick amazing breakfast for 4 under $ 25. Very casual but a great stop before hitting the slopes.

I’m pretty picky on my donut reviews since I always compare to the donut store in my home town. To provide some comparison, I hate Dunkin Donuts. We stopped in here to grab breakfast on our way out of town. My husband and I each ordered cinnamon raised donuts. They were good, though not hot or even warm. I assume you have to get there early to get hot donuts (it was about 9). The selection was pretty thin by the time we arrived. They didn’t even have any chocolate or glazed. We tries to order bottles of water and were told they didn’t have any but we could buy some from next door. The person working there was very friendly. I’d go back, just much earlier next time.

When in NY, you’re surrounded by Dunkin’ Donuts. But I’m so glad I made the pit stop in the snow to try one of Mrs. Murphy’s yummy donuts! I had the Apple Cider donut and I had meant to take a picture of it but it was so delicious that I ate the entire thing within the minute!
These are fresh, homemade donuts made from scratch and made with care. By the time I got there after lunch, there was only a limited selection left as this place sells out by the afternoon. I’m a fan and next time I’m in town, I’m going there early to be able to sample a variety.
Be sure not to miss it – it’s right in between a laundromat and a liquor store/​deli.

Fresh homemade doughnuts, hot coffee, local flavor — what’s not to love? Nothing fancy here, just good standard doughnuts the way my mom would have made them if my mom had made doughnuts. Or if I did!

Amazing old fashioned donuts. The locals and police love it here so you know it is good. We stop here every time we come through.

I love donuts and hate Dunkin Donuts. So I wanted to love this place, but I didn’t. The donuts were good (not spectacular), but would have tasted even better if the service and atmosphere had been more friendly. Don’t go out of your way to have breakfast here unless you specifically want a donut to begin with. I found myself wishing I’d gone back to Up for Breakfast a second time instead of trying Mrs. Murphy’s. There was a group of about eight locals who all stopped talking when we walked in. The silence was awkward and although they resumed their conversation I just wanted to eat my donut quickly and get out of there. The woman at the counter did not return our smiles or small talk, but maybe she was just having a bad day.

This is a old fashion classic donut and coffee shop that has a nice townie local Vermont feel. Once you step inside you will find a large array of creative and classic donuts. The coffee is just ok, basic New England brand coffee.
Check ou this place when in town go early.

It’s like walking into a diner in 1956. Counter with stools, several formica tables, a community bulletin board in the breezeway at the entrance.
We just stopped for a donut. I had a chocolate, and my friends each had a bavarian cream and a maple cream. All three were delish. Made in house and devilishly delicious.
They make coffee and serve donuts and it’s yummy.