Krispy Kreme

Cakes doughnuts are dry, seemed moist when purchased, three hours later they where hard and dry. Please display when doughnut were made.

Good hot doughnuts, crap coffee, crap expresso, sticky floor, free wifi. Hit the drive thru, they get coffee at the drive thru Starbucks or McDonald’s across the street.

There comes a time when each one of us must come to terms with the quintessential American pastry.
Behold, the doughnut (or — for those with the penchant for brevity, then «donut»).
During undergrad years, I frequented the 24-​hour Krispy Kreme on W. Tennessee. It was a classic diner-​layout. wraparound counter, real ceramic Krispy Kreme cups (I still have one), and in general, a much saltier atmosphere that welcomed those without homes in the wee hours of the morning — provided they had the money for a coffee and perhaps a doughnut.
Today — The Krispy Kreme just down the street from us is a gleaming beacon for amateurs and cognoscenti (of doughnuts) alike. LITERALLY! — The neon beacon curbside announces when hot-​glazed doughnuts are in production. Furthermore, there’s an APP that sets off alarms based on one’s location, directing them to the nearest hot-​glazed doughnuts. I know…
This Krispy Kreme is spotless. Seriously. I’ve not been to it once when the tables weren’t wiped down, the stainless steel didn’t shine, and the employees weren’t anything but courteous, friendly and professional. I’ve occasionally gone through the drive-​through for a quick coffee and I’ve always experienced an employee who came across as though they owned the place — concerned about my utmost satisfaction. Seriously.
This particular Krispy Kreme is conveniently located at the corner of Park and Magnolia. You know you’re at the right one when you see a green «mobile billboard» truck parked in the parking lot which apparently doubles as a delivery van. It’s a peculiar sight, but I suspect the proprietor got a great deal on it.
There’s one thing I don’t like about this (or any) Krispy Kreme, and I have a parallel dislike for Indian restaurants as well: It’s all fun & games when you’re inside, having your way with the doughnuts — but once you leave, your clothes will betray where you’ve been. You will smell of fried batter until you remove the clothes and perhaps even shampoo your hair.
Nonetheless, it’s the place to go for the doughnuts/​coffee experience!

What a good time! This Krispy Kreme was the first one built in Tallahassee. It has been here since circa 2001, when I was in elementary school. I still remember when I was too old to take the field trips younger classes took to walk to the store for donuts and chocolate milk…
The parking lot is expansive for such a small shop. You walk in and immediately to your right is the glass window of hopes and dreams. The donuts. The machinery is set up, lifting the donuts through the pulley, dropping them into the deep fryer, and drenching them in a waterfall of glaze. That was always a sight to see, and deterred not one person from walking out the store without a box of a dozen donuts.
Recently when I went back to this location, it brought me back to my childhood, almost literally as I set at the little red children’s table in the tiny seats provided for smaller children. It’s sturdy though, because not even my dad could break it. Paper Krispy Kreme hats littered the table so we each grabbed one for selfies. The hats are pretty cool, I don’t remember if they were always like this, but they have an adjustable paper strap.
We had coupons that were expiring, so we took advantage of the buy one dozen assorted, get one dozen glazed free. A patient Krispy Kreme worker took our sporadic and random orders as quickly as he could, and rang us up with our additional box of original glazed for free. We also bought two coffees, which were a little disappointing. It was super hot, but once it cooled down, you could notice the watery diluted lack of flavor.
I love Krispy Kreme, and I wish I could eat it everyday without dying before I turn 30.

These directions are not correct. The correct location is at the corner of east park and north magnolia

Every time I’ve visited — maybe a baker’s dozen times altogether — I’ve found the employees to be courteous and even kind. I usually come in very late at night (just before the lobby closes around midnight) or other odd hours. If I ask for a glazed donut, they give me the hottest one available, which I love! The facility is always clean, too!

This Krispy Kreme is fantastic. The store is always bright and clean, and it’s rare to see the Hot sign turned off. Location is great, too, away from the traffic of the universities. Service is very friendly and coffee always comes out strong and delicious.

Just tried a hot glazed doughnut for the fist time. Probably the only way to ever eat a doughnut. Or else you can’t really tell the difference between a specialty donut store and grocery store, especially if it’s a traditional flavor. The staff that works here is extremely friendly. They gave us two free fresh hot doughnuts to try!