Dolly's Donuts

You can’t go wrong with donuts and coffee. They have a good selection, cook them fresh and are super friendly. The atmosphere is more quick stop than cosy, but when you are journeying that is OK.I know everything is going up, but don’t expect a cheap donut.

I have wanted to visit this place for a few years and finally had the opportunity as a road trip pit stop. My friends and I are still raving about the donuts weeks later, they said that the raffello cream filled donut changed their life and they HAVE to come back in the future.I think the sundaes combo with the gelato and donut is a great deal. Their Pandan gelato was smooth with a pleasant toasted coconut flavour. I also sampled their black sesame and was impressed with that too.Dolly's Donuts also run an incredible deal on take home tubs on a weekday afternoon!This place is absolutely worthwhile driving out of your way to try, you donut want to miss out on all the delicious treats on offer!

Dolly's has some of the best donuts I've ever had. Most of the staff is really friendly and service is generally really quick. I highly recommend - it's my fav place to go!

(3.5 stars)Dolly’s Donuts is a stylish operation. The business name is a tribute to the Red Cross volunteers known as the “Donut Dollies“ who served doughnuts and coffee to the troops in Vietnam to boost morale. And a stop here is definitely a morale booster. Once you drag your eyes away from the glass cabinet that holds exemplars of the 14 doughnuts on offer, you’ll notice stylish seating options like padded pink booths and a cool roller banquette. There are also two coffee bars with high stools if you’re eating on the run.A line-art mural depicting the interaction that gave the store its name—a woman providing comfort in the form of hot, golden dough rings—gives me a hankering to try the old-fashioned, Dolly’s Hot Donuts ($3/each). The resulting cinnamon sugar-dusted batter doughnuts are good but I found the ratio of sugar to cinnamon a bit high. You can also eat the hot doughnuts dusted in vanilla bean sugar. Be warned: these are super messy for very little vanilla reward.From the fancier doughnut range, which includes one vegan option, Basque burnt cheesecake ($8) was the flavour that spoke loudest to me. Arriving on a paper-lined tray with disposable cutlery, it looked deceptively simple (rather like the cheesecake it is inspired by). Inside the surprisingly light, yeast-raised doughnut there‘s a thick, vaguely cheesy filling with notes of caramelisation. It was enjoyable but again, very sweet. With coffee also on offer, I’d mark down Dolly’s Donuts as a refuelling stop to power you up and over the Blue Mountains on longer trips.

Average, not good but not bad. Tried a donut sundae. Alone, donut cost $3 and scoop of gelato cost $5 but together they cost $10 because of a drizzle of chocolate sauce? A bit too overpriced and donut was very small...not worth driving across Sydney like we did to try.

My children and I were served by Fim. He was so lovely.. We definitely rate Fim's customer service as the best we've experienced.The donuts were sooo delicious! Our fave being the 'strawberry delight'!

My boyfriend and I came here on a whim as we're a short drive away and wanted to explore more. The cinnamon doughnuts were the best I've ever had, hands down. The milkshake was delicious and a good size. The customer service was amazing. We can't wait to come back again. ☺️✨️

Donuts to die for. Best cinnamon donuts i have ever had. Pack of 6 for $12. I also tried the apple & custard along with strawberry filled. Home made ice cream, milkshakes, along with a great cappuccino. This place is a hidden gem. Glenbrook lower blue mountains. Excellent weekend Sunday drive.