Demet's Donuts

Had a pretty disturbing visit to Demet's this morning. There are some ""usuals"" of the restaurant who sit in the booths day in and day out -- a group of 5 or 6 people in their 70s. My husband & our three-year old son sat in an open booth next to the usuals (I am a man). As soon as we sat down, the verbal assault began. One of the gentlemen, who was probably five feet away from my son in the next booth, raised his voice so everyone in the restaurant could hear him. His ended his speech, while looking directly at our family, saying (direct quote) ""Mayor Menino says we should accept everyone. I don't agree with that. I hate lesbians. I hate f__g_ts. And Mr. Menino can shove it."" It's one thing to express your viewpoints on an issue. It is another to do so with this kind of language and direct it at a 3-year old. The restaurant is usually very nice to us, but there was no response to this. Not a safe place for same-sex couples, or for that matter, anyone with children. more

This place has always been popular amoung locals. (At least a few cruisers in the parking lot at any given time- various agencies!!) Coffee is fresh and donuts are made on the premises. Features all the latest flavors of coffee and varieties of donuts, muffins, and pastries. They also make breakfast sandwiches available on bagel, crossiant (if available), or english muffin. I recommend the Extreme Breakfast Sandwich which has the normal meat (bacon, ham, or sausage) with egg and cheese and also a hash brown inside. Very good start to the day. Seating is available as is parking. Some items do run out (donuts, bagels, cossiants, etc). MBTA accessible on the RT 95 bus. Pros: Good coffee, good prices Cons: they run out of items frequently, staff is kinda hasty and pushy more