Very good donuts, we had chocolate covered and had their apple fritters and cinnamon roll, all were delicious

I happened to stop in one day to get donuts for our clinic staff and was very happily surprised. Best donuts in the central Kentucky region!

Warm doughnuts, quick service, great morning treat! I'm only reviewing so I remember to come back next time we are in Georgetown.

My family's go to for the weekend donuts! My favorite is their drive through so I don't have to get out in my pjs. Get there early or they will be sold out. Don't ever get coffee there. Never good! Donuts are GREAT tho!!!

You can NEVER go wrong with an old fashioned cake donut. We were only in Kentucky the weekend and I'm used to having something to dunk in my coffee. In Philly it's usually only a Dunkin around but this gem was literally at the end of my daughter's block. It's a quaint little shop welcoming to all members of the family. The have a wide variety of donuts, eclairs, bear claws and long John's! They had more options but those really tickled my fancy. I grabbed my all time fave, a sour cream cake donut (I actually snagged 2 lol) I got to see bouncing babies, the little ones could play freely and the eyes and smiles were inviting. The prices were very reasonable and they coffee was pretty cheap as well. So if you're every in or near Georgetown, Kentucky, and want a real donut; drop in and say hi for me!

Frank's Donuts is awesome! I've wanted to visit for a while, but I'm not in Georgetown frequently, so this past weekend when I finally got my chance I jumped on it! My cousin and I visited using the drive-thru, so I would definitely like to return in the future to walk inside and see the doughnut options prior to ordering. The quality of the pastries (we opted for doughnut holes, a cinnamon roll, and an apple fritter) is excellent! Based on that alone my rating would definitely be five stars, no question. The reason I dropped a star is because using the drive-thru wasn't a great experience. I know doughnut shops sell out of items quickly, that's understandable, but the first two items I tried to order were sold out (fine) and on my third attempt to select an item I was informed that a special pre-order was required (for conchas). I just thought that was strange, and the fact that it's not noted on the menu, but rather the item is listed normally with all of the other pastries, doesn't make a lot of sense. Overall, I would still definitely recommend Frank's though, because it's super tasty! I will definitely be returning to check out some of their other offerings!

Can we talk, for a minute about the heavenly confections known as Frank's Donuts. We had heard tales of these legendary confections but felt a loyalty to the Lexington Legend Donuts (who shall not be named) until recently. On a chilly fall morning, we headed to a friend's house (who lives in Georgetown) ... they said "stop and grab Frank's on the way!" Because once you've had Frank's you can't ever eat store donuts again. Let's just be honest. We had no idea that this fateful 5 am trip would alter the course of our donut eating days. We arrived to a small line and were greeted at what is most definitely a family owned business (two thumbs up already) and the girls working all run a million miles a minute. I don't have a clue how they begin to keep orders straight when it gets to be 9 am and becomes the Soup Nazi of donuts! But I digress. Warm, steaming apple fritters, cinnamon buns bigger than you hands that are every bit the illegitimate love child of a donut and cinnamon roll, raspberry filled, bear claws, muffins, oh and the signature Frank's glazed. Seriously we died a few times between Frank's and our friends' house. The noises that emanated from our beings ... lets just say I am glad we were alone in our car! And all for less than the cost of a regular glazed dozen at our Lexington Legend?! Literally after paying the legendary prices at our favorite Lexington donut shop I was stunned to receive a $10 total! Slap me .. I must be dreaming. When Frank's opens in Lex we are doomed. We are currently stocking up on fat pants and adding a line item to our budget. Frank's is our new fave!

3.5 I clearly need to eat less donuts, because I'm not easily impressed. I think these were perfectly fine donuts, but nothing special. This place was hopping on a Saturday morning with people getting donuts to go or drive through. There isn't any atmosphere, so no real reason to dine in. We did anyways, because we are on vacation without any plan. By 10:30, I think they were already out of special donuts, whatever those may be. We ordered 4 donuts between me and my 7 year old to try a variety. They were all less than $3. Whoa, that's cheap. Purple glazed with sprinkles -4/5. My 7 year old's favorite, but I couldn't tell if it was flavored or just colored. Original - 4/5, well executed, basic donut. Not as good as a warm Krispy Kreme Chocolate glazed -3/5, fine, nothing special Chocolate cake - 2/5, not a fan. Tasted like a blueberry munchkin from Dunkin Donuts. Donut holes -3/5, fine, nothing special, inconsistent size Unfortunately, they didn't have any warm donuts (I asked). They put our donuts in a bag without asking if we were eating in, so we had to spread out napkins. They do have red plastic baskets. Someone came in and asked a few donut questions. The workers didn't seem to know the answers and he left frustrated without ordering any. In a nutshell, this place is very low frill, cheap and alright.