I really like their special occasion ones. Sublime has some of the best donuts you can ever try. My only drawback is that I wanted more of a flavor punch. Vanity InsanityĪ few minutes walk for me to 10th street is a plus! I ordered the S’mores and Red Velvet which were both fabulous! Light, airy and nicely cooked, they did not fill me up which I love! I enjoyed that they were not dense and heavy on the dough. We had a take out, so can’t say a lot about the dine in area. They have a big variety of donuts and fritters. Photos will be attached of pictures of a previous time they have put two donuts in the boxĭelicious donuts. thanks i wont be back and i will be letting people know how i was treated there. Then on top on that you put my donuts in a bag and the icing falls rights off the top of the donut. and i have photos that proves she is telling a complete lie. If you are black i would not recommend this place after how i was treated on my last and final visit, The girl who is normally at the front serving the donuts had the nerve to put my donuts in separate small paper bags and i asked her ma’am why aren’t you putting them in the box and she stated that they don’t put them in a box when you only buy two which is a lie. The others just tastes like they were store bought or dry and flavorless. Had high expectations and it looked like it was going to be great because the store was so cute, but the donuts were just “okay” at best. We decided to come here since we couldn’t find any Krispy Kreme locations that were open. Visiting from out of state with my friends. The service was good, the place is a little run down but the cool part is they are open 24/7. The donuts were good, nothing exceptional but good.
They have a large variety of options and are reasonably priced. Stopped into this place last Saturday night and they were pretty busy so I assumed they would be good. Website: What Time Does Sublime Doughnuts Open? Grant’s creativity, deft hand with the fryer and surprisingly light results ensured that Sublime lived up to its name.Address: 535 10th St NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 On my next visit to Atlanta, I’ll make amends for my oversights. Some styles inevitably slipped through the cracks, including the Chocolate Ganache Beignet w/Drunk Cherries, Tangerine doughnut and Butter Toffee doughnut with Caramel Chocolate Icing. The bottom half of the box was even better, featuring a Raspberry Filled Heart ($1.25), an A-Town Mocha ($1.75) with a coffee cream core and the frosted Chocolate Banana Fritter ($1.75), which you can also order “Elvis Style,” which I’m guessing means loaded with bacon. We ordered a half-dozen, including an airy doughnut with Dulce de Leche ($1.25) frosting a Reese’s Peanut Butter Cup ($1.75) with peanut butter center and crumbled Reese’s studding the chocolate frosting and a Fresh Strawberry N Cream ($2) sandwich dusted with powdered sugar. Grant makes 27 different delights per day, with a reasonable price ceiling of $2. The space already housed a donut shop, but Grant took it to another level with his inventive new recipes.īy the time we reached Sublime, Kamal Grant and his human doughnut assistant were running low on fried pastries, but we still had plenty of options. He was a cook in the Navy and attended Culinary Institute of America before he started producing “electric chair” doughnuts in a strip mall near Georgia Tech.
Grant is a quote machine who has the background to back up his talk. Artisan doughnuts are sweeping the nation, and while places like Doughnut Plant in Manhattan and Dynamo Donuts in San Francisco may be at the pinnacle of the movement, with impeccable ingredients and near faultless results, neither shop is as fun as Sublime Doughnuts in Atlanta, and it’s due to owner Kamal Grant.
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