Mighty Fine Donuts

“The chocolate cream field donuts are to die for.”

Emily Traster★★★★★

I loved the donuts here, they taste so fresh and delicious, i payed a little under $17 for a dozen donuts but it wouldve been less if i didnt get the extra big eclairs. I believe its around $14 for a dozen of their regular sized donuts which is amazingly low prices for how delicious these donuts are. I will definitely be going back for more. If ur searching for a good donut spot come here its worth the money and or drive. The employees in there are nice, super quiet but very nice and sweet.

Laura Mae Walls★★★★★

A local recommended your shop and we're so happy we listened! So far, we've sampled a cinnamon pinwheel, the coconut, the maple and bacon, the pb& chocolate & the cherry. It's so difficult to decide which is our favorite; we'll have to return! The service was fantastic - just the right amount of helpful friendliness. We enjoyed looking at all the murals in the neighborhood. Update: the cinnamon is the strong contender...

Jake Fallon★★★★★

If Erie, PA had a magazine highlighting reasons to visit or live there, Mighty Fine Donuts would be front-page material, easily a top-five feature. This place is as close to the perfect donut shop as you’ll find. The donuts are incredibly flavorful, moist (never dry!), and the variety is impressive, there’s truly something for everyone. The service is just as sweet as the treats. The folks behind the counter are some of the friendliest around, making the experience even better. Parking was a breeze with spots right out front, and we were in and out in just 5 minutes. Honestly, I would’ve bou

Jill McAlister★★★★★

Amazing donuts. Very fresh, tons of options, and so so good! We didn't get there until 10:45am, and I was afraid the variety would be sparse but I was wrong. They were still stocked with fresh delicious donuts and fry cakes. The staff was very friendly. They also sell other baked goods such as cookies and pepperoni bread and coffee. It's just a take out place, so there aren't any tables. So worth the slight detour on our way to Presque Isle.