Donut Wheel

Now this place is always open. And I think, more so than anyplace I've ever been, this is a true statement. From my understanding, the only time this place has ever closed was for an hour, while the employees were talking to the police about a crime that occured nearby. This place is always open, warm, serving.

There is a "no games" sign on the wall that people always seem to get pissed off about, but those people are apparently too emotionally damaged to realize that it's not okay to monopolize one of the 5 booths in the place for over an hour, even if the place looks empty at the time, the guy knows a board game when he sees one, and that it would be an even bigger problem if he didn't stop you at the beginning of your game vs. later when you were totally involved in it and the place was packed.

The donuts are fine and the coffee is bad, but in an addicting way. The secret to this place is walking over to the oil and seeing what he is making at the time. I have gotten donuts here so hot I had to wait and blow on them before consuming. That is awesome.