Donutchew Kingstowne

boba was amazing but the corn dog made me feel sick. it was humongous, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing, but it was greasy and just didn’t taste very good

Such an adorable place! Great service! Yummy food!

Came by to hang out with some friends after lunch! The donuts are so good for dessert and really liked the Americano there!

I know rating the place 5 stars seems too good to be true, but I’ve been going to this donutchew since they opened last year and it’s really become one of my favorite places to go. The staff are super friendly and really care about the place, the food is super tasty and the drinks are my end of week treat after a long week of work. My personal favs are the mango and early grey donuts (when they have the early grey, they have some flavors on rotation every week). The tea is very tasty, black milk tea or the orange fruit tea are my go-tos, and the corn dogs hit the spot when you really need it. I’ve spent hours sitting in there and studying as I eat and drink, and I’ve never felt awkward even when I’m the only one in the store. Many outlets for laptops, always seating available. Very chill atmosphere to those looking for a small space to get some work done. I always take my friends here and recommend it to everyone!!

First-time coming here. I had the honeydew and glazed mochi donuts, the oreo cream croffle and a Taro boba drink. All were delicious!

So delicious, friendly service, and lovely decor. I’ll definitely be back.

In a world where it's difficult to break from food consumption as a a means for pleasure juxtaposed with an existence where sugar and your metabolism are at odds with age, Donutchew provides a happy medium for modest self indulgence. You know that new, hefty ice cream place across the street? Don't go there... LOL....come to D-Chew and grab yourself a sweetened milk tea or a regular milk tea with a bit of cream. I'm not a fan of Boba beads or the doughnuts they make out of the substance. I come for their specially curated macarons...oreo, creme brulee, earl great, milk, mint chocolate....etc. They are a tad pricey for a set of three, but they never disappoint, come with notably attractive packaging, and keep well the next day eaten out of the fridge. Also, I enjoy the chocolate milk tea w/o Boba. They also serve Korean style hotdogs, not really my thing, but I see a lot of people order them when I visit. In terms of the atmosphere, they have a nice pink couch, a photo booth, and some reasonably dependable chairs and tables for a small group. If they added K-Pop music and TVs with eccentric visuals, it would likely make you want to stay and attract a different clientele....enticing people to stay probably longer than desired. Therefore, as it stands now, you would probably want to stay enough to eat, but I usually get my stuff to go. There are a few benches outside you can sit on, but there isn't much of a view generally. Parking: You may get luck with street parking but will likely have to park at the free lot behind the establishment and walk around.

I have been here before and have good experiences but this time it was terrible. I don’t understand how it took the associate 13 mins to make one simple drink. There were no other customers in line and the shop was quiet. It was towards closing time and suspect that the person just didn’t want to work anymore.