Paradise Donuts

"The donuts are good but the lady who’s the owner is a real Karen. I bought some doughnuts and a smoothie from here, and I won’t lie it was yummy. It’s what happened afterwards which had me puzzled. I stayed in the parking lot because I was waiting for my boyfriend to get off work. The lady who runs the establishment called the police to try to get me off the property (which she could of asked to my face and I would have left) then was very upset (like literally staring me down from the window) when the police told her it’s public property and I’m allowed to be here. Sad, I missed this place a couple of times because it closes ridiculously early so I finally got here early enough just to have the lady call the police on me instead of just coming to me as a customer."

"I have been here numerous times and without fail, the service and quality is superb. A great donut has been a simple but important treat all my years and this place is faithful with quality. Thank you."

"Amazing selection of fresh, scrumptious donuts! Fast and friendly service."

"I stopped in this morning with my daughter to pick up donuts to take home to my family. I use a service dog for mobility. The lady immediately started asking for papers for my service dog. Under the ADA law businesses are not allowed to request papers and certifications for service dogs. Businesses are allowed to ask two questions: 1 is the dog needed for a disability, 2 what task is the dog trained to perform. I explained this to the lady and she argued with me. I gave her a copy of the ADA law that I carry with me and she was also looking it up on Google. I even told her if she could find where it states I have to show her papers. I would be happy to comply… However, she was never able to find where she was allowed to ask us for papers. Then she said that she also had somebody come in before with a service dog and the gentleman had PTSD and she called the police on him. She stated that the health department and her lawyers told her that service dogs are not allowed in unless they have papers. I know that this is a mom-and-pop business, but they still need to learn and abide by federal law. If you have a service dog, be prepared to be given a hard time about not having papers. I tried to explain to the lady that they’re going to do this to the wrong person and get sued and they will lose. It’s so sad in today’s world that somebody can own a business and not know basic laws."

"Fantastic service and great for kids but way too sweet. Everything has added sugar causing no savory element that should be part of a traditional donut to come through. Missing that balance of savory sweet that should be part of every donut in my opinion. Not for me and not what I expect from a 2$+ per donut cost but my kids devoured them!"