Honey Dew Donuts

This is by far one of the best donut shop locations in New England. The service is phenomenal. Even on the busiest days we wait like a minute tops for someone to take our order. The donuts are ridiculously awesome. So fresh, so soft, so tasty… I live for the chocolate cream donut. It weighs like a pound. Don’t bother getting anything else. You’ll thank me.

Medium Ice Coffee ($ 2.74) Why? 100 ft up the road is a Cumberland Farms. Ice or Hot Coffee is always 99 cents. Always! The Honey Dew coffee Sucks. 2 donuts ($ 1.70 EACH!). It’s amazing how arrogant these owners are charging $ 1.70 for a 3 cent piece of dough. with 10 cents worth of filling. I went there for the first time today and I am shocked. Am I buying this stuff on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills? Not worth the trip with Cumberland next door. Save $ 3 of same (better) coffee and 2 (same quality) donuts. Donuts are just as good to but Cumberlands does not have as wide a selection of donuts. This place Honey Dew sucks. it’s just way to expensive. Of course if people are dumb enough to stand in line at these prices, what can you do. People are smart sometimes.

This place rocks, after my four year Old sons concert at preschool, we stopped in for ice coffee and a smoothie for him. My son has a milk protein allergie also a soy allergie, the helped us pick our the right smoothie that wouldn’t make him sick. After receiving a small wild berry smoothie he dropped it. It went everywhere I wanted to clean it up but they insisted on giving him another one and sending us on our way, they would take care of the mess Picked up ½ a dozen donuts also, leaves Dunkins in the dust thank you

Came here for the first time today and won’t be back. We tried the french vanilla and blueberry cinnamon flavors both terrible. The french vanilla didn’t taste anything like french vanilla more like ice water with coffee flavoring and the blueberry cinnamon was so overwhelming with cinnamon it was gross. Not only was the coffee bad but the service was terrible except for one woman the other 2 weren’t speaking English and rude. Nothing like starting off a morning wasting money on tasteless coffee served by rude employees…

Asked for small iced-​I drank some and wanted more milk and asked her not to dump any coffee and she did-​train your staff to follow instructions– wont be back, will be at ginger bread construction for now on-​Terrible!

Unbelievable… went in to use the restroom and get a coffee and they have no public restroom? A big busy place like that having no public restroom blows my mind! I knew there was a reason I was a dunks girl

Denied my pregnant wife a small coffee because she was pregnant. Never. Going. Here. Again.

A summer night and your motorcycle stop in grab a cold coffee a Donut and enjoy the company. So many people who ride stop here and almost all of them will talk your ear off. The food and coffee are great too

If Honey Dew was ever supposed to be a proper, predictable donut chain with a rigid chain of command and some sort of consistency between branches, then these dudes have gone completely off the reservation, Col. Kurtz-​style. And I mean that as the highest of compliments.
Their apple cider donuts are not, in any way, reminiscent of what you’d get at some orchard, but they’re still the best expression of an old-​school, New England-​style old-​fashioned honey dew donut I’ve ever had in a chain store, and nothing like I’ve ever found at a Honey Dew before. In fact, it’s easily better than what you’d find at similar independent donutters — in particular, I’m thinking of Gail Ann in Belmont and Linda’s in Arlington.
But, as rad as it was, the cider donut isn’t why this place deserves the Kurtz Award. Their Reeses’ Peanut Butter donut is absurd. And I don’t use that word lightly. It’s excessive and joyous in a Voodoo Donuts (in Portland, Oregon) kind of way that beats out even Kane’s for sheer wackiness.
The donut itself isn’t any better than their other raised offerings, but they still get all the credit in the universe for going balls-​out. There’s enough hypersweetened chocolate filling inside that sucker to frost a medium-​sized cat, and the peanut butter-​smeared top is coated with what my wife (a legitimate expert on all things Reeses’) conservatively estimated to be the crumbled remains of «at least four full-​size peanut butter cups.»

Great pastries (donuts, raspberry sticks all fresh and great)…love the asiago bagels. They sometimes screw up your order (always have to double check here), but it is understandable because it is always soo busy. The go-​to when I need a chocolate cruller fix. Took away a star because I wish the hot coffee was a little less watery… which is weird because I actually really enjoy their iced coffee. go figure.

They have excellent selection of donut which are hugh and some creative flavors such as peanut butter cup, red velvet with cream cheese, and eggnog. Also some fresh pastry items nothing like Dunkin Donuts at all.
The coffee though is not as good as the donuts, rather low quality and week. The price of the coffee is the same as Starbucks but not the quality.
Yes it is not cheap here. A small coffee is $ 1.80 and donut is $ 1.25.

Honey Dew now has an amazing peanut butter donut where the peanut butter is smothered on the outside, with chocolate chunks on top, and soft chocolate cream filling on the inside. I suggest you try it before it goes out of stock.

Absolute favorite coffee shop! I go here 5 days a week before work. The people that work in the morning are the best and know my favorite orders by heart! The hazelnut iced coffee is amazing. I miss the maple flavor for coffee… must be seasonal. I always laugh at the crazy holiday decorations in there and manyyyy biker dudes and chicks. Where do they come from?! If you’re looking for a sweet treat, get a pistachio muffin. I can’t even look at a Dunkin Donuts anymore.
–delicious coffee that’s always flavorful
–friendly locales and bikers
–friendly service

Going to Bernie and Phylls… stopped by the Honey dew… I mean really $ 7 for 3 plain and 2 honey dip donuts. Good thing I didnt buy any coffee. I only had a $ 100.00 bill.

Donuts and coffee are great. Waaaay better than DD. I’d give it more stars, but you have to walk through a crowd of unshowered, loser, tattooed, dirtbag bikers to place your order.

The perfect location at the Wakefield Lake… outdoor window so you don’t have to bother going inside on a nice day… The service is always exceptional, coffee always made right (and blows Dunkin away). Love the iced coffee.
So with everything consistently great why not 5 stars you ask,?
It’s expensive for coffee… over 3 bucks for a large iced coffee seems like a lot compared to other places… Yet I still go almost everyday so maybe it should be 4.5 stars…

Go figure this one a Bagel with butter costs more than a bagel with cream cheese. Coffee is good. Service is good. Bagel wasn’t toasted enough, and they added a few slabs of hard butter in the bag. I was slightly annoyed because I was taking this to go and really like them to butter the bagel. Even more annoying was the butter was rock hard and the bagel was cold so it wasn’t enjoyable.
Staff was very friendly and when I asked why it was over $ 4 for a medium coffee and bagel with butter she gave me a «senior» discount.
I will probably give this place another try.

Forget Starbucks and Dunks. The coffee at Honey Dew (both hot and iced) is much tastier. They don’t seem to put the heavy syrups in their coffee that the competitors do.
Oh. and did I mention the cupcakes? Try the chocolate cupcake with vanilla frosting. I wandered in the other day and went, «Oh? They have cupcakes?» I tried an innocent-​looking chocolate one and was instantly hooked.
Tip: They usually back the cupcakes around 12 noon on weekdays. (Not sure about weekends.) If you go there a bit after 12, they should be piping hot and ready for the eating. ;-)

I’m writing about this HoneyDew for one reason, and one reason ONLY:
The Iced Coffee! ;)
I can go to a single Dunkin Donuts several times in one day and have the iced coffee taste significantly different each time, and not always good.
But, my nephew introduced me to something very peculiar — the iced coffee at this HoneyDew is SPOT ON every single time. Every single time it’s the same darn awesome iced coffee I’ve had every single other time I’ve been there. I mean, only a die-​hard drinker of iced coffee can fully appreciate what I’m saying here. It’s just a huge relief to know that you can count on that same cool, refreshing, iced coffee experience every single time instead of having to worry about taking that first sip and puckering up like a dying blowfish.
Read my lips: HoneyDew Iced Coffee = Consistently, Reliably AWESOME!
Shhhhhhluuuurrrrrrrpppp!!!
ps. I only gave it 4 stars because, other than the perfect, reliable iced coffee, it’s just another typical donut shop with a cramped parking lot and a bunch of hot waitresses who barely speak english.

If you’re looking for the other donut shop choice, which isn’t Dunkin’s you might want to try out Honey Dew Donuts. Their service is quick, friendly and their baked goods more than satisfying.
During the summer this location is often the gathering spot for local Motorcycle enthusiats and offers walk up window service for patrons.
if you are walking Lake Quannapowitt this is a great stop for a refreshing ice coffee or water.