Silverton Donut Shop
7414 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH, 45236
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Address :
7414 Montgomery Rd
Cincinnati, OH, 45236 - Phone (513) 793-0567
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Opening Hours
- Tue
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : No
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Patricia L.
Last year, a tiny doughnut shop out in Pleasant Ridge closed its doors, set to relocate to Silverton. My husband and I almost literally wept sitting outside the closed storefront one Saturday morning. You see, Ridge Donut Shop made, by far, the best doughnuts we had ever tasted. Their crisp glazed, moist cake, and light, fluffy filled doughnuts put other local and national chains to shame. These doughnuts were handmade with love. A long, doughnut-less year passed. The new shop in Silverton was suppose to open in January. We drove past at least twice a month. Still, no doughnuts. As winter ended, we had all but accepted that the most beautiful doughnuts in perhaps the world would likely never grace our mouths again. Then, last weekend, we hopped the interstate to Trader Joe's in Kenwood and grabbed some bagels at Marx's for lunch. Deciding to take the "scenic route" back, we headed down Montgomery towards the city. And, there it was. One can't describe that gluttonous feeling of joy as we passed the new Silverton Donut Shop! Sadly, our bellies were full of bagels and the parking lot full of cars, so we opted to come back this weekend. And that's exactly where we headed early this morning. First, the new location is lovely. Much like the old-- simple, but with new fixtures and a more stream-lined layout. As well, the shop is offering more drinks, including hot coffee, in addition to their amazing doughnuts. As for the doughnuts, maybe it was that old line about absence making the heart grow fonder, but the assorted dozen that we got today were even better than I had remembered. Fresh and perfect. I'm not even the least ashamed to admit that we polished off the entire box (with the help of our kids, of course) on the drive home. So, if you missed out on having these doughnuts the 22 years they were in Pleasant Ridge, don't fret. They're back, and maybe even better than ever, with a new name just a little further up Montgomery road. Now go get some!
(5)Zach B.
i stumbled into silverton donut one day on the way to work. I wanted to pick up some breakfast goodies for my co-workers and, seeing their big blue sign, i pulled off the road and checked it out. The Building itself is nothing fancy. a few pastry cases, a counter for coffee, a few small tables here and there. You dont come to silverton donut for the architecture though, you come for the donuts. They hit the nail on the head when it comes to donuts. their cake donuts are never dry, but instead are moist and chewy. they sell a donut called "the cluncker". I havnt quite figured it out yet but, i believe its cake batter that is formed into a chunk, fried, and then covered in a thin layer of glaze. The end result is a crispy outside and moist cake inside that is prefect every bite. They are also the size of a softball, so one is always enough. ;) You can get a dozen for 9 bucks and your out the door. Quick, friendly staff and a baker who obviously pours her love into every batch.
(5)Harry G.
This is a local shop with fresh made doughnuts. They have the techniques down, but the quality of ingredients is only adequate. Comparable ingredient quality to the 24 hour Busken's in Hyde Park. However, this shop has their own specialty doughnuts, and a big fan base around them. You would not be disappointed to get these and take them in to work or a party, but you also would not be thinking that they were as good as Voodoo Doughnuts in Portland OR or Bouchon or Doughnut Plant in NYC...or even that insane Krispy Kreme shop in Louisville with a river of boiling fat and bobbing dunkers floating by.
(3)Amanda D.
This was my first visit to the Silverton Donut Shop and I was impressed. The place is your simple mom and pop type shop with no bells and whistles--a couple of tables with minimal seating and a couple of coffee options. Don't be fooled, in this case, less is more. I got a Lemon Honeymoon and it was wonderful. The icing was a little granular but the donut was soft and the combination of lemon, icing and donut was delicious. Get a Honeymoon if there are any left! The place is almost relaxing as there are no TVs, Wi-Fi or lounge areas. Just some newspapers, coffee and donuts. I can't wait to go back again!
(4)Joe G.
It was average, but at a good price. Don't get me wrong, I love the ambience, no frills and good people. I've lived all over the U.S. and ate some good freakin' donuts. This establishment got 3 stars because of the price and homey utilitarian atmosphere. The donuts were just okay.
(3)Alex M.
Can I marry their coconut yeast donuts? Is that what gay marriage leads to? Is this the slippery slope the religious right have been crying about all these years? Well, bring on the human-donut marriage, because I am all for it. Give the klunkers a try: half yeast, half cake donut. It's like a rainbow explosion in your mouth. My only complaint is that I can't eat an entire dozen every single day for fear of my arteries clogging and dying instantly. But hey, it'd probably be worth it.
(5)Joe S.
I continue to love this place. It is the epitome of simple, the shop is very minimalist, but the Donuts are great. I'm a plain-cake and coffee kind of donut fan and I love the ones I get here. It is totally worth stopping, it's quick service. Your coworkers or family will love you more for it.
(5)Nikole C.
All I can say is you have to give this donut shoppe a try . I showed up when the shop was closed and the owner was getting in his car. He saw me with my girls and opened the shop for me. The kindness he showed meant so much to me and I can't wait to go back in the morning and taste one of the 60 + varieties he offers daily. Not to mention the donuts were amazing !!!!
(5)William K.
I usually don't have the time to indulge in something like this but today I was up and about with a few free hours. I decided to get some treats and have coffee with mom. I'd read rave reviews here about Silverton Donut Shop and when I've driven by when they're making the donuts it always smells so good so I thought I'd give it a try. From the outside it looks like a hole in the wall. I walk in and the lovely scent of sweet and yeast is an immediate mood lifter. Seriously, just walking into the place is a pleasant experience but it doesn't stop there. The man and woman behind the counter are disarmingly charming. Both are the sort of nice that I attributed to my grand parents when I was a child. THAT nice. An absolute delight to be around and as these are the people that make the donuts very knowledgeable on the morsels in the case. For me, the apple fritter is my favorite morning treat. The sugary sweetness of the glaze, the tartness of fresh apple and the savory mix of cinnamon is the perfect foil to a good, strong cup of coffee. It is my benchmark donut. A test of a new bakery if you will. And The Best Apple Fritter In Cincinnati Award goes to... Oh my goodness is it perfect here. Having managed a bakery I feel confident in saying that making donuts is half science, half art. They've mastered both here. I also saw a big ball of deep fired goodness with a sign that said, "Klunker" in front. I HAD to ask. The gentleman told me that the Klunker is, "A fine quality donut that is part cake donut and part yeast donut." If you know my mother you know that she likes a more straight forward approach to food. The above mentioned fritter would be too much for her but this sounded perfect so I got mom a Klunker and boy is she glad I did. She has been a fan of the style, unbeknownst to me, for longer than I've been alive and she proclaims these to be almost as good as those my grandmother made when my mom was growing up. There is no higher praise. Quaint setting. Immediate comfort. Smells good. Great service. Unbeatable quality. Oh, and it's a terrific value too. I don't want to say cheap because there is nothing shoddy about this experience, it just doesn't cost as much as other places. Come here. Eat this stuff. If my review has swayed you, you're welcome in advance.
(5)Julie H.
I bought a dozen of their donuts before to try. Definitely good donuts, not sure if they're the best. They have a good selection, just wish they had long johns. Their donuts have very creamy, soft texture and just down right good. I honestly think their prices are fair. The shop itself is a bit hard to find. Look for the healthy food pink house and it's right next to it. I would come back if I get another donut craving. Better than Dunkin's Donuts any day and quite frankly cheaper.
(4)Lonnetta P.
This place is great! You'll walk into this small little coffee shop and notice limited seating, donuts, newspapers and coffee pots. Then you'll meet the owner, try the delicious donuts/pastries... AND YOU'RE HOOKED! I indulged in an apple fritter. Get one! Not only is it huge, it's absolutely delicious! It's so worth the $1.75 you'll spend. The owner is super friendly, funny, and prides himself in providing great donuts for the community to enjoy. These goodies are made fresh daily and you can taste it. My waist says I should probably stay away from here but I know I'll be back.
(5)Tim S.
I won't go anywhere else for an apple fritter. I want to try other items, but I love apple fritters and am routinely disappointed by what I get when I buy one. The quality and size of Silverton's are such that if I lived closer, my health would be in serious jeopardy. My first trip there, they were sold out of the apple fritters, so I tried the apple crunch donut as a test, since I usually find them to be disappointing as well. I was so impressed with that donut that I gave the shop another try. They have had apple fritters available every time I've gone since then, and as noted above, I'm a fan/ addict. I should note that I have tried the Klunker, and found it to be too dry for my tastes. No reflection on the quality of the bakery; it's just that the Klunker is not my thing.
(5)Miks S.
This is the only place I go for donuts. I also work really close by so that helps. The people working there are very nice and always happy to see customers come in. I have not had a bad donut there yet. They are not dry and the variety is good. Near the end of the day they sell out of a lot of stuff so it's good to go early in the day. They also have muffins and cookies.
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