Allie’s Donuts

Donuts
Memorable
One of the best
Jane & Michael Stern
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Allie’s offers a tremendous variety of donuts that range from plain cake rounds to long johns that are filled and elaborately decorated with frosting and multicolored jimmies. We are fond of the honey dipped donuts and glazed crullers, as well as heavyweight jellysticks, either plain or powder-sugared. Allie’s also makes “donut cakes” suitable for birthdays: gigantic donuts ready to slice into pieces and, one hopes, get topped with ice cream.

What to Eat
Allie’s Donuts, Cruller
Cruller
Clockwise from left: honey-dipped, chocolate cake, jelly-filled, glazed cruller, old-fashioned, and a chocolate glazed—a half-dozen of heavenly delights.
Allie’s Donuts, Raised Jelly Stick
Raised Jelly Stick
At the far left is an old-fashioned glazed cruller. In the center, from top, are a sugar-dusted honey-dipped, a coconut frosted, and a whoopie pie. At the right is a powder-sugar-topped jelly stick. The jelly stick is a meal by itself.
Directions and Hours
closed now
8am - 4pm
Sunday8am - 4pm
MondayCLOSED
Tuesday8am - 4pm
Wednesday8am - 4pm
Thursday8am - 4pm
Friday8am - 4pm
Saturday8am - 4pm
3661 Quaker Lane (Rt. 2), North Kingstown, RI
(401) 295-8036
Information
Price
$
Seasons
Open Year Round
Meals Served
Breakfast
Credit Cards Accepted
No
Alcohol Served
No
Outdoor Seating
No
Website
http://wedonthaveawebsite.com/

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