Donut Connection

This place is now closed down. I think it was a connection for things other than just donuts. The donuts were good though, sort of like a cheaper dunkin donuts.

I didn’t even get to buy anything, the levels of unprofessionalism were so bad. To begin with, the place is dirty, and there are crowds of people surrounding the place: Why? I have no earthly idea, but I didn’t let that bother me.
Then I got in and the girl at the counter’s English wasn’t very good. I asked if I could use a credit card, and she said yes. I ordered two donuts, but one that I ordered was out, so I chose another kind. I then ordered an iced coffee. «We don’t have iced coffee,» even though it’s advertised with the glass partition. Fine. It’s 90 degrees, I am not getting a hot drink. Whatever.
I hand her my credit card, and only then did she tell me that there was a five dollar minimum for credit cards. Had she just told me that to begin with, I wouldn’t have bothered at all. I took my card, and just left.
There’s nothing redeeming about this place, unless the donuts are just that good, which I doubt.