Dapper Doughnuts is located at 1811 Village W Pky, O-123 Kansas City, Kan. 66111.

Review: The Dapper Doughnut

Serving various types of doughnuts as well as doughnut milkshakes and coffee, The Dapper Donut is an up-and coming-doughnut shop in the Legends Outlets Kansas City. Staff writer Maddie Oliver rates the food out of five stars.

Maddie Oliver, Writer

October 4, 2018

1811 Village W Pky, O-123 Kansas City, Kan. 66111

The Dapper Doughnut has a national reputation for being an aesthetically pleasing doughnut shop, so when one opened up in the Legends’ downtown, it was a necessity to give it a try.

Walking in, the shop greeted me with its white brick walls and yellow stripes. The walls opposite from those are a bright sky blue color and the menu is on a matte black chalkboard.

The interior looks like something you could pin on Pinterest. It completely stands out from your traditional doughnut shop.

It’s not your regular doughnut shop where you can choose one or two donuts to have. Customers can choose between six,12, 24, or 48 donuts to have from flavors such as “S’mores” to “Blueberry Lemon.” The price ranges from $5 for six doughnuts to $28 for 48 doughnuts.The doughnuts are around the size of your palm, so six of the small doughnuts would equal around two average sized doughnuts. The doughnuts are also made fresh, so there aren’t trays full of the donuts to look at and pick. Along with doughnuts, the shop offers milkshakes and coffee. The owner confirmed that even though they don’t offer vegetarian or vegan options, they’re working on a gluten-free flavor.

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Maddie Oliver, Chief Writer

Maddie Oliver is a senior and Chief Writer for “The Express.” Outside of Newspaper, you can find Maddie hanging out with friends, sipping on coffee, and playing with her dog, Romeo. Maddie’s favorite TV show is “Black Mirror” and she enjoys watching scary movies. This year, Maddie hopes to improve herself and other staff members writing capabilities and watch her journalism skills flourish.

Maddie Beischel, Photo Editor

Maddie Beischel is a senior and the Photog Editor for the “The Express.” Besides being an editor on Newspaper, Maddie is involved in many other leadership roles at Blue Valley Northwest. She is a captain for the girls varsity soccer team, involved in student government, a para for the special needs students, involved in REbeL and is also on the Mental Health Board. Maddie is a very active person, when she is not in school you can find her on the soccer field or at Vibe Nutrition!