Donut Wheel

Went here after throwing away two dozen donuts from another donut shop that morning. (Check my reviews to see where) They were busy but kept pace with the crowd. Donuts were good, no fancy options, and the size of the donut was more than ample. Might be the largest glazed cinnamon roll ever!!! They have ample old time seats inside. Plenty of parking and easy access on the sidewalk. Nice people. If this review was helpful or agree with, please give it a thumbs up!!!

The croissant kolache was worth it. They only have a sausage and cheese flavored. The cappuccino machine broke on our 2nd drink.

Picked up a few glazed donuts and a dozen kolaches. Breakfast was great.

Always have the Kolachie I'm looking for and taste fantastic. Great value for the money!

On the edge of town, where the road forgets its name and streetlights flicker for no reason, sits a rusting metal sign: The Donut Wheel. Used to be a gas station in the ’60s, turned into a donut shop in the ‘80s. Now? It’s just there. Still open, somehow. Still spinning. You see, the old-timers say it never closed because it can’t. Back when The Donut Wheel first opened, it had a gimmick—a giant donut mounted on a pole, spinning slow and steady like a tire. “Glazed and Rolled Daily,” the slogan said. Folks lined up just to take photos under it. They say the glaze on those early donuts was thick, clear, perfect. Shimmered like oil on water. Too good, some whispered. Like it knew your cravings before you did. Then came the trucker. No one remembers his name. Just that he came in around 3