I can't remember if I've reviewed the Donut Shoppe yet, so if this is a repeat, I apologize. I've been going to the Donut Shoppe (henceforth referred to as DS) since I got up here in 2016. I personally enjoy the Apple Fritters and the adaptations of the Old Fashioned doughnuts. Unlike Jason's, the DS makes smaller doughnuts in larger quantity and the quality is what you'd expect for a shoppe making doughnuts for AAFES and most of the gas stations in the area. They aren't always consistent in flavor and texture, but they ARE consistently good. They use mainly fruit fillings and custards; no Krispy Kreme styled vanilla cream, which is kind of a bummer. The doughnuts themselves are kinda like Dunkin in size and texture but are lighter and fluffier. The bread itself on most of the doughnuts has a generally sweet taste, yet isn't overbearing. The glazed ones with toppings (coconut, sprinkles, almonds etc.) Do a decent job of having a good ratio of topping to glaze (chocolate and maple are what I've seen) and are pleasant. Overall the food is good for the price point. I think the doughnuts range from $1.25 - $1.75 with the Pershings, Cinnamon Rolls and Fritters being around $2.00. It is worth noting that there is a $5 card minimum. In addition to the baked goods, they also have an espresso bar, small bags of chips, sodas and other "refrigerator" drinks including energy drinks. Lastly, the older lady who works there is pleasant enough if you catch her when she isn't reading or listening to music. The girl who works there on Saturdays...She's pleasant enough but I always get the feeling like I'm keeping her from doing something else she'd rather be doing. Overall, consistent, tasty and reliable are the adjectives I'd use to describe the DS. Definitely worth the time to go if you have a sweet tooth.