Vegan Dream Doughnuts

Many complain about the hours of operation. The owner is Rastafarian. In their culture, they don’t believe in the constraints of time. It’s best to call and confirm they’re there rather than asking when they’ll be there or if they’re open at a certain time. The parking isn’t the best, but you can also park at the West End Mall parking lot across the street. I love this place! My absolute favorite donut shop for several years, especially since I have a gluten allergy. There are also soups, gluten-free samosas, smoothies, and juices available. The music is wonderful. Their events are amazing. I invite everyone to speak with the owner and get to know him, he’s very insightful and full of wisdom.

In a quaint little shop where the doughnuts are sweet, We found a love, gluten-free, a delectable treat. At three dollars each, a price not too steep, But alas, the service did make us weep. Promises made of arrival so near, Yet fifteen times, no doughnuts did appear. Hours late or not at all, the story's the same, Each time a new chapter, yet the plot never came. Google's hours, a facade, merely for show, Our hearts, once enamored, now feel the woe. Inconsistency reigned, a bitter repeat, A waiting game played on a desolate street. Thirty minutes, the last, in hope we did stay, But you, dear shopkeeper, did lead us astray. Our doughnut love story, now sadly concludes, In the realm of desserts, we must seek other foods. Your doughnuts, like dreams, so fleeting and light, But your service, a shadow, lost in the night. A tale of sweetness turned sadly sour, In the quest for doughnuts, we no longer scour.