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Verna's is awesome. I would buy from here all the time ... if I could be school-aged again, instead of being job-and-married-aged. At least there's donut o'clock, which happens when I catch one of the last redline trains home, and it smells amazing as I cross Mass Ave.
My personal fave is the chocolate cakey glazed donut, of course.
Cool bakery, but easy to miss if you're walking by and the interior is a little understated. Some of the tables could be rotated out, and its location away from a major 'Square' makes foot traffic by the store a difficult proposition.
Still, this place is all about the sweets. The custard (British word!) eclair was suitably yummy - fresh and full flavor, not too sweet. The small Black Forest cake tart was also very fresh - a large heaping lump of cream on top of a delicate black forest cake with cherry.
Definitely highly recommend, and bring your friends here.
Not sure why anyone within a reasonable distance of Verna's would ever dream of going to a Dunkin. Once you go Verna's, you're never gonna go back.
I'm not even a donut person. Seriously, I rarely eat sweet breakfasty things. Give me a bagel and cream cheese, maybe some Cheerios, I'm good to go. Verna's is making me reconsider.
Most of their business is take out, I assume, because there's not much room inside. The people who work at the counter are super friendly, too. I've been coming here with my roommate (who's far more of a regular than I) and the lady working the counter (Not Verna, for those who are curious...Verna is no longer associated with the shop in any way aside from name) definitely recognizes us and goes out of her way to help us and make us feel welcome.
And Danny the donut maker is a kick to talk to if you happen to wander by as he's working on the next day's batch.
Yes, they are that fresh. Every donut that you get is made the night before. And that's what makes them so good!
Oh Verna, how you make me happy with your fresh coffee and homemade yummy donuts! The egg and cheese croissant is HUGE. The ladies behind the counter are sweeter than the donuts. This place is not fancy but cozy. Def going often :-)
Great homemade doughnuts. totally different league from dunkie's. CInnamon-raisin stick is the best thing there. all doughnuts are tasty. stay away from other dessert baked goods.
White cream filled powder sugared donut is incredible. Worth every calorie.
These donuts are delish! I've been visiting Verna's on weekend mornings for over two years now, and when i ate a glazed-with-chocolate-frosting from Dunkin Donuts yesterday, i could barely get it down. So stale and bland. Verna's is the opposite. Its donuts are light and flaky (or richly caky) and dripping with sugary glaze. Their freshness is the key.
PLUS, as if the donuts weren't enough, Verna's has one of the best CROISSANTS in the area. Because they're baked on-site, daily, they're light and buttery, fresh and delicious. No coffee shop that purchases them from a third-party can compare. Now, having just eaten one, i might suggest they could be a tad flakier--as opposed to chewy--but they're still in my top three for the Boston area. And the location and price are certainly right.
Thanks, Verna's!
I went to a donut place and got a cupcake. Don't judge.
However, for a no-frills, low key and old school bakery, the cupcake was really good. No, it wasn't the quality of Sweet, Babycakes, or any of the specialty cupcake boutiques in the area; however, when compared to similar style bakeries, these cupcakes were slightly better.
All the cupcakes are mini sized. They only seemed to carry vanilla and chocolate cake with vanilla and chocolate frosting. The vanilla cake was really smooth, moist, and quite sweet compared to other vanilla cakes I've had. The frosting was a vanilla butter cream- perfect amount of frosting. What I really appreciated was the frosting didn't leave that weird slippery feeling in your mouth. You know what I'm talking about. In comparison to cupcakes in the area, think of Party Favors cupcakes- these were similar style, not as pretty, similar flavors, as about 70% as good.
I'll be back to try their donuts. They looked fantastic but I stuffed myself at the Greek Corner beforehand and there was not way I could eat one!
Finally. I don't normally crave donuts, but being surrounded by the horror that is Dunkin Donuts, I had to make sure that Boston wasn't totally devoid of good donuts. I found this on Yelp, and made sure to take the trip up. Even though I got here at 3 PM on a 88 degree day, the trip was well worth it. There were only five or so donuts left, which made me a little apprehensive, but I got the honey-baked donut twist out of the remaining donuts.
OH EM GEE. FINAALLY!! A good donut!! It was tender, fluffy, and yeasty - all the things that a good fried donut should be. Tasted like it was fried and covered in a crackling glaze. This place rocks. I know I am only judging it by one donut, but that in itself is enough for me. Hell no. I will never patronize Dunkin' Donuts in order to "give it a chance." Forget that. This place rivals Krispy Kreme for it's mom and pop goodness, which says a lot from a Krispy Kreme fan.
I had given a friend a bite and said, "That is WAAAY better than Dunkin' Donuts." the woman at the counter goes, "Hun, we are BAKING HERE." Damn straight! She probably didn't understand how much I hate DD.
Dunkin Donuts, I am soooo OVER YOU.
Verna's website says it is a North Cambridge a morning institution and it is fully deserving of that title. I don't know how the Dunkin Donuts a few blocks away even stays in business. The donuts are fresh every morning and are of the light and fluffy melt in your mouth variety. They have a good variety of donuts. They open at 6 on Weekdays and Saturdays and 7 on Sundays so it may be good to get there on the earlier side to have more choices. I don't know how the stock dwindles as the day goes on. Donuts and coffee are cheap so you'll get a fine breakfast for very little cash.
Verna's also has cookies, some pastries, and muffins. Though I haven't tried the non-donut pastries, they look delicious.
If Massachusetts legalizes a marriage between a woman and a doughnut, I'd head to city hall in a heart beat. I LOVE these donuts. I insist on bringing anyone visiting town to walk with me to the magical world of Verna's....even one of those blizzards we had this winter, we walked down there. I took them on the train to the inauguration to eat on the way..they are just so good.
They are perfect..moist inside w/ a crunchy outside...made me realize how chemical tasting dunkins' are and how they've really mutated what a "donut "is---- Verna's are everything a doughnut should be.
The buttercrunch doughnuts and the raisin cinnamon crullers are my surprise faves. just a note: Buttercrunch = awesome doughnut, glazed in awesomeness, rolled in more doughnut WOW
i'm not deducting a star..but their baked goods not worth it..stick to the doughnuts and you will not be dissapointed..The staff is wonderful too!
Cinnamon Raisin Crullers?????? Wow, phenomenal. Their honey-dipped raised crullers??? Those two donuts and a glass of ice cold milk and I've died and gone to heaven. These truly taste like my grandmother used to make.
Best donuts. In the World. Hands Down.
Sometimes I want to fly to Boston just to eat them.
[finally posting from five weeks ago]
Yelp by indirect consumption...I am eating a cake buttercrunch donut that I purchased by way of Mike & Patty's. So good!
oh verna!
these are easily the best donuts that i have ever had in my life. I dont understand why anyone would ever go to the dunkin donuts down the street . Vernas is better quality and cheaper. The only bad thing that I would have to say about this is that it closes so early, 4 oclock on somedays! But if you happen to catch it when its open, you are in a for a sweet surprise. The best donuts are all donuts so even if you are the non-adventurous glazed donut eater step out of your range and try any of these donuts-- they will not disappoint you!
Aw, Verna's! You're so freakin cute, and I can almost see you from my house. This place has been here forever, and has perfected the glazed donut. I don't understand how anyone could ever go to Dunkin Donuts for a donut when bakeries like this exist.
I make it a point to not come here very often, because this place is dangerous. It used to be larger, but over the years they have downsized and actually have a new owner now.
The chocolate donuts are my favorite-- cakey and moist on the inside with a solid coating of glaze.
The coffee...not so great. The atmosphere is very bare, very blue collar, which is fine for many, but also not the most comfy of places to sit for a long time.
I'm not a fan of donuts. Never craved them. In Texas, we'd always get breakfast tacos and read the paper on Sundays. Since there are no tacos to be found here for breakfast in my neighborhood, we've turned to eating as the locals eat.
Sweet mother of glazed old fashioned donuts! We have hit the jackpot. Verna's donuts are pure heaven. Way better than Krispy Kreme. I always get the old fashioned chocolate glazed and the regular glazed. My husband goes for the old fashioned that he can dunk in his coffee. Seriously, these donuts are heavy. I don't even want to think about how many calories I'm ingesting. I have a big capacity for baked goods, and two donuts puts me in a virtual food coma.
The people working there are very friendly. When I stop by for a snack in the morning, there's always a group of local men sitting there gabbing in their great Boston accents.
Unfortunately, in the summer they're closed on Sundays. This makes me very sad to have to resort to Dunkin Donuts. Eat one donut at Verna's and you'll never go to Dunkin's again. Yuck.
I dare you to find a better donut.
In the land of my birth (California) we have donut shops scattered liberally about, and they are all relatively good. One day an evil chain called Krispy Kreme came, and like a pox across the land they spread, with their utterly sugary, artery-hardening confectionery. Was there no hope for the good old family-owned donut shop?
But then, a light at the end of a long, dark tunnel. The anti-carb craze, while, err, crazy, brought about one happy unanticipated side effect: lawsuits, bankruptcies, and the closing of the Kremes en masse.
You see, in California, the notorious Dunkin never had much of a foothold. It was the Kremes that threatened us.
Imagine my surprise and wonder, then, when arriving here in the noble Northeast, and finding that when people say "donut" they mean "Dunkin." The Kremes, apparently, never had as much of a foothold here, perhaps the Dunkins fended them off, but alas, the downside was that with Dunkin dominating the landscape since 1950, the good old family donut shop of my youth was nowhere to be found!
Look, I don't want to knock the local brand, I know Dunkin has its place. But I like my donuts not off an assembly line. I had all but given up hope that I would ever relive the donut memories of my California youth when one day I stumbled across Verna's, and all my sadness and worry faded away.
The hallmark of a good local donut shop is a jolly staff and a regular crowd, and Verna's does not disappoint. When I went in one day intent on getting three donuts and then was sweet-talked up to half a dozen, and then to a full dozen, I knew I was in the right place. Truly this is a donut shop in the grand and noble tradition of donut shops and, while briefly threatened with extinction, Verna's stuck around, fighting the good fight for the real old-fashioned American donut to this very day.
While the great Kreme wars of the early 2000s may be a distant memory to you, surely you recall the Dunkin uprising of the 2020s? It might never make it into the history books, but I was there, and I know for a fact that it was Verna's leading the rebel charge. And that, my children, is why today in the 2040s family donut shops once again abound. And that is how the East was won. For donuts.
I haven't "officially" gone here yet, but any shop that gives disappointed patrons who show up a half hour after they close four donuts for a dollar gets five stars in my book. I know that they were going to throw them out anyway but the fact that the woman came out the back door and told us what she still had and only charged us a buck for FOUR of them is pretty awesome. And they were pretty tasty donuts.
Best chocolate cake donut EVER. I also love the selection of pastries and cupcakes. The italian cookies are a little dry (not as good as Mike's in Little Italy) and I think the seating area is a bit dark and can be hot on a sunny morning.
These are the best donuts you can buy around Boston and the coffee's not bad either.
I am not a donut person. Or, at least I didn't think I was. Apparently I'm just not a crappy donut person, because sweet jeebus I could eat a Verna's donut every damn day. I used to live half a block away. Every morning the smell of freshly baked donuts would waft up the street and into my window. Just in case I'd managed to forget it was there.
My favorites are the cake style donuts, especially the old fashioneds. These are the donuts I remember from growing up - not the stale tasteless pieces of day old laundry lint you get at DD. The honey glazed are also fabulous. When I had my first one I seriously walked around going "This?! This is what donuts are? No wonder people like them."
The only thing better than the donuts is the coffee. Now that I no longer live just down the street I have tried everything, EVERYTHING, to replicate that coffee. Different machines, weekly vinegar rinses, baby roasted beans...short of an angel coming down and personally crapping ground coffee into my krups, I don't think I'm ever going to match it.
But wait, there's more: it's a family owned place, the staff are super friendly, it's clean, and it's got history. One of my favorite places in Boston.
I truly enjoy Verna's. My dad and I relish every job we get near here - extra special coffee breaks! Before I had ever actually set foot in here my dad would bring tasty things to me while at work and smirk and say he'd been to Verna's. I never fully understood what he meant until a little while ago, I went in myself.
I prefer the old fashioned/plain, while my little sister was overjoyed to find out they had a vanilla creme (since DD has long since stopped making them) and they are super cheap.
Coffee, decent. It's more about the pastries and the hours these guys are open, in my humble opinion. There is ample room to spread out your newspaper and chill if you like. I have always been able to find a parking spot when I want to stop here too - it is ALWAYS meant to be!
I can't believe I lived in across the street from this place for a whole year before I tried it. I'm a big fan of donuts, particularly of the mom-and-pop variety (read: not a Dunkin fan).
Their donuts practically melt in your mouth. They are also one of the few places you can get a sugar raised anymore; they have just the right amount of sugar coating and are quite fluffy!
Their coffee isn't the greatest but it's definitly not bad.
The rest of the pastries are definitly worth the calories too.
Price wise- this place is unbeatable. Much less expensive than any chain donut shop around.
-------------------------The Ghost and Her Donut--------------------
When I find good donut shop, I have to buy a dozen (for myself), 2 more doz for my brother, sister and dad. So I don't have to keep slapping their wrists while trying to snatch my donut. Boston Cream Pie donut can cause a serious rift among my family. It has long been blood boiling donut war.
I was told to come to Verna... A chill running down my spine while dunkin my donut in hot coffee overhearing about the ghost story. Employees & customers often spot shadowy figures crouching or humping over (whatever they doing) behind boxes. Not that donut baker caught banging his assistance !.... Apprently, Verna ( who passed away) still come by for quality check and spook the crap out of her customer's mind. What an owner's spirit !. How bad? Her granddaughter even refuses to go unescorted to the basement level bathroom because of her. I will deifinitely not like having someone watching me using the restroom. I will NOT like her if she is my granny!!
Imagine you are in the middle of a pee and she show up to scare the "(expletive)" out of you..... SO I would not suggest any of you to bring hot coffee down to basement restroom while doing your business, especially guy. Even if the donut is that good, wait til you're done coz you don't wanna run up with coffee & donut on your busy hands forgetting that your baby Locknest still yahooing out the pant !!!!!!!!
After 1/2 doz Boston Cream Pie and 1/2 doz (chocolate glaze/jelly donut) on my easy like Sunday morning, I was like stuffed sumo walking out of there....full, fat, and happy. I wonder how I will manage to stay fit if donut here is so good. Not it isn't expensive at all. No need for donut quick fix at Dunkin anymore when I just found my favorite one here.
For the anti-christ sake, Verna love haunting people during day time. Imagine at night how naughty can she be......
Can't miss this VERY NAUGHTY DONUT ........................BUT......I suggest you pee free before going in.
Note: Went back there again on July 8. Try the cakey donut (butter crunch), coffee roll, honey glaze, and chocolate. I usually don't like cake donut that much. The Chocolate is fluffy light and melted in your mouth. Butter crunch is one of the best donut I had in years, BTW, Verna is also listed as one of the best donut shop in the country by The Donut Book . And people there are very friendly. BUT they no longer allow anyone to use their restroom.
"Baby, Now That I've Found You I Can't Let You Go"
Damn you, Yelp! I never would've known about Verna's if it hadn't been for you. I never would've known that, in a world overrun by DnD and their hideous excuses for that most perfect of breakfast delicacies, there were still stray beacons of fresh baked, home-made donuty goodness left. That something so simple, so mundane, and now, lamentably, so debased, can still transport one back to a simpler time, days when the sun shone brighter, time unfurled at a slower pace, common courtesy was the rule, not the exception - and donuts were made with those two chief ingredients , once so common and now so rare: patience, and love. Because that's what you get with every bite of a Verna's donut - a straight-to-the-heart-adrenaline-shot of pure love.
Friends, I feel like I have gazed down from a barren, blasted, rock strewn mountain, through the fog and the smoke, and seen, ever so briefly, a vision of what life should be, of what a beautiful place this world could be if only it were infused with the sort of overwhelming love and serenity contained in each and every blessed morsel of a Verna's donut. It filled me with hope, but also with dread, because after December 30, this idyllic Eden will forever be beyond our reach. Perhaps it would've been better never to seen it at all...
I used to walk by Verna's to get to a friend's house. The excuses I invented to buy one of their donuts were something else.
The cake donuts are so damn good. I left Somerville 7 years ago and I still miss them. Well, my hips don't but my soul does!
Another small local shop that does what it does oh so well.
Verna's is a Cambridge institution and deservedly so. Donuts are made fresh. Staff is friendly and helpful. The cinnamon raisin crullers are just the right balance of cake, sweet and melt in your mouth glazed donut.
Verna's plays an important non-partisan role in Cambridge politics. Tip O'Neil (according to the Globe), was reminiscing about how great the donuts were the night before he died. On election day, local pols supply Verna's coffee and donuts to the minions who work outside the polling places. Offering Dunkin or Krispy Kreme automatically identifies any pol as a carpet bagger.
I was a pretty smart kid, but we all have our moments. I was young, 8 maybe, and I had a money making vision. I could save our working class family from all those long hours they put in to pay the bills.
"Mom, I have the best idea ever." Says a young me so full of hope.
"Uh-huh?"
"We could sell the middle of the donut. I mean what do they do with it, ya know?"
My mother looks at me sideways. I assume I better elaborate.
"The middle of the donut, MOM!!! Donuts have holes in them. There must be a middle." I could picture myself waking early walking to Verna's. Surely the nice old lady would give me the middles to sell. Or, at least pay me for my idea in delicious chocolate glazed donuts.
"Heide, it is called a munchkin."
Shame and embarrassment follow. True story.
But really this is the one of the last mom and pop classic childhood places left. North Cambridge has changed so much in the past fifteen years. Verna's is a staple from what N. Cambridge was back in the day. It is good. It is family.
p.s. Thank god you can't smoke in there anymore!!!
Bye bye Verna's
Your coffee was crap, but who cared with those wonderful cakes of heavenly goodness?
You will be missed, fer sure!
Wow. Verna's is simply awesome. A small , unassuming shop on Mass Ave. Small area where regulars hang and chat, and some of the best donuts around...no doubt.
As for actual donut recommendations: you must MUST MUST taste the Glazed Jelly. It's a jelly donut, yes, but instead fo gran. sugar on it, they dip it. it's one of the best donuts I've had - this includes fresh Krisy Cremes out of the oven.
They also make a great buttercrunch and varous others. Lemon sticks in 2 varieties, and little coffee rolls count as donuts if you're getting a dozen!!! W-O-W.
The donuts are delicious. When I was a kid, my mom would make fresh donuts. These taste like hers. I've been a big fan ever since I moved here. but I try to limit myself to just a stop or two per week. I'm glad they are staying in business--I would have missed them. Things look a little spruced up in there now, but the prices are still low.
I would give Verna's 5 stars if they had decent coffee. (EDIT: screw it, the donuts alone are worth 5 stars.) As others have mentioned, the coffee here is fairly bad--very similar to Dunkin', which I also hate. Because of this, I usually get my donuts to go and find coffee elsewhere. I would totally hang out here and read the paper if they served better coffee.
Woah, these guys have their own website now? cools
You wouldn't expect it from this lil mom-and-pop type donut shop. It's a little on the heavy sugar, truck-stop style donuts and pastry-wise but if you're not looking for a chi-chi pastry, this is your go-to place.
I've never had a heartier bear claw in my life, stuffed to the hilt with currants and dried apricots and all sorts of gooey sweetness.
Oh Verna, you sneaky little devil. How did you know I was starting my diet this weekend? Well, you knew and you decided to make the most delicious donuts known to man, the HONEY DIPPED DONUTS. It all started this Saturday when the delicious smells of your donuts wafted down Mass Ave. Us being some naive Saturday walkers were entranced by this smell-tacular spell. We walked in and as any down home, family owned place should be, your decor was limited as where your selection. This is not a negative because you don't have to make many things to be great you just have to do a few things really well to make a statement and those donuts are it!
We ordered two large cups of Joe and two plain donuts. So good, just right! They tasted like what donuts should taste like, fresh. The coffee was fresh and just right. Nothing fancy just run of the mill coffee. They add my cream and sugar, which is always a plus. While most would scoff at the idea of drinking from a Styrofoam cup, its part of what makes Verna's special, its original North Cambridge roots. Non of the hype or trendiness just regular.
We split a honey donut and it was Da Bomb! For everything it was like 7 bucks or so. You can't beat it!
Homer Simpson would relocate from Springfield to Cambridge if he only know about Verna's.
Since Krispy Kreme left town, I've been mindlessly buying Dunkin Donut's poor excuses for its namesake for the office. Finally, after a few years (yeah, I'm slow), I figured I'd seek out alternatives. But I discovered that today its as challenging locating an independent donut shop as it is non-chain pharmacy.
Thanks to Yelp, I tried Verna's... Wow. Great BIG, delicious donuts. Yeah, I loved my glazed donut--but it was so substantial I couldn't finish it (at 220lbs. I can usually woof-down a couple)!
Small and very simple looking place (makes DD look like Starbucks). Easy to miss (I did looking for it at 5:45AM).
Now where's that independent pharmacy for cholesterol medicine...
Here is the article about Verna's from The Alewife:
http://thealewife.type...
Well I don't know what others are saving their 5 star ratings for...Verna's earns them all. Here's simple endoresements why you should bother to drive past all those DDs and get into Verna's: Family took down the first dozen I brought before lunch. Kids looked up from first bites and said, "Dad are these ok for us to eat, they smell a lot like your beers." (Read that as wonderfully yeasty). The staff also has enormous character--from the counter to the production line. There's also some nifty old photos on the walls you don't want to miss.
Not much to add here, these are the best donuts I have ever had, period. Despite the unassuming location, I suspect will come back here even should I move to the other side of Boston. Never had a chocolate-glazed donut just melt in my mouth like the one's here....as good as it gets!
I hardly ever drink coffee, so I'll stay out of the conflict which divides nations and causes family feuds: Does Dunkies coffee rule, or does it not?
Who the hell cares, especially in Da NC, when you have Verna's?! Their dine-in area looks makeshift 'cause it is, their promised e-mail alerts are silent after a year, their business hours keep changing and they close too damn early every day. BUT...and this is a big but to put J-Lo to shame...their doughnuts are DA SHIZZZZZNIT, y'all. Part of my "last meal" would be some of Verna's honey-dipped, then if I had some room after eating all the other stuff I want I'd throw in a "Cambridge creme" and a butternut and an old-fashioned and a coconut and finally a lemon square. These doughnuts are good enough to go across town for, which I do pretty frequently. And I'm always "accidentally" having my turn to bring Friday breakfast for my work crew come around more often than everybody else's because of them.
Fuck trucked-in franchise doughnuts. (K, maybe not literally.) Support a local business and engage in some sweeeeet artery clogging at the same time.
Best. Donuts. In. Massachusetts. Mmm...
So I was on my way to the Sunday jazz brunch at Johnny D's at 9:30 a.m. (ok, yeah it was more like breakfast time) and cruising down Mass Ave. looking for the turn to Cameron Ave. Then out of the corner of my eye I suddenly spy a sign for donuts--oh wait, hold up--it's not just any donuts; it's Verna's! Jackpot! I had been hearing all sorts of great things about this old-fashioned bake shop and I figured I just had to make a pit stop for donuts even though my friends were waiting for me.
I quickly backtracked and screeched to a halt in a parking spot and dashed across the street. But oh, the choices! Not only did they have donuts of all the usual varieties, but there were also giant whoopie pies, apple turnovers, cupcakes, and basically anything to satiate your sweet tooth. After much indecision, I decided on getting a half dozen assortment of chocolate glazed, regular glazed and butternut crunch donuts. Then I threw in 2 more Boston Cremes for my friends who were patiently awaiting me at Johnny D's. The total came to a mere $4.40. Sweet deal. Unfortunately, I then realized I had just a dollar in my wallet and it's a cash only business, so I had to dash back across the street to the ATM. But no matter--I'd gladly give my money to Verna's over Dunkin Donuts anyday. It's just too bad they are so far from me and the hours are so short! Guess it's good for my waistline though...
When I got home and tore into the box to get a good look at my treats, I discovered that the donuts are really quite substantial, although I guess you can also tell that by the heft of the box alone. The chocolate glazed was so dense and moist, with a nice coating of sugary crunchy icing. Yum! I wasn't a fan of the buttercrunch (tasted too cinnamon-y), but the boy enjoyed it. I'm saving the glazed one for later...haha.
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