The Sunshine Doughnut Co.

Fabulous donuts. Quite a few options. A little on the pricey side but totally worth it. Better flavor and don't taste as sugary as other shops. Will definitely be back.

If you are looking for Tim Hortons donuts then it is not here. They have excellent quality donuts. Always fresh and always updating there menu. There staff is very nice and helpful.

The donuts here are fantastic but as other people have said, the price is kind of steep. However, you get what you pay for as this is no Tim Horton's, it's MUCH better. Some of the best donuts I've ever had and rival The Rolling Pin in Toronto. Definitely worth checking out.

:))) What can we say. We came out to the Sound of Music and stayed at friends all weekend long. LOVED this place. Original. Creative. Quirky. Right up may alley. Doughnuts were divine and yes, packed some to go. Colourful, quality seriously great decor.

Everyone seems to love it here. I should start off by saying that I'm not a donut connoisseur. My cousin brought me here for my birthday since she's had a coworker absolutely rave about the donuts.

The shop was bright and airy when we walked in and there was a huge pink donut mural on the wall as well as some tables and chairs to the side. Since we've never been a staff member explained to us the different flavours of donuts available that day. I decided on the Earl Grey Lavender while my cousin got the Bronte Sugar Shack. These donuts are not cheap. They start at $3 for the small ones and go to $5 for the apple fritter.

My cousin and I enjoyed our donuts at a picnic table at a park. It was nice tasting the Earl Grey in the icing with the purple drizzle tasting of lavender but it was too sweet for me. I ended up having as little of the icing as possible. I'm not sure what the extra bits on top of the donut were but they were crunchy and a nice change in texture with the softness of the donut. The donut itself tasted like any other plain donut I've had before.