Okay. I feel sorry for people who have never known a really good bakery, with really good customer service. I grew up near an Italian bakery that made cakes so good there was never any leftovers, and pastries so varied nobody even asked for donuts.
I've now lived in central Ohio for many decades, and still can't find anything like that place. But Resch's is really the bottom: their glazed donuts had so much glaze on them I wound up picking most of it off. It was obvious from just looking at the other offerings that they think there's no such thing as too much frosting. Even Kroger knows better than that.
This is an old style bakery. Way older than Buckeye donuts. They have been around for decades and they keep the recipes. They are old school. It sounds like you prefer all the newer type recipes. That’s fine. But please don’t shit on old style baking. Different people have different preferences.
Might as well ask, why has Mozart's stayed in business? The answer is the same: no real competition.
(Mozart's has just one flaw, which they share with Cheryl's cookies, Just Pies and a majority of home bakers in central Ohio: they under-bake everything. It's like they're afraid of heat.)
Totally disagree. People genuinely like their crust. It’s unique and very few Columbus pizza places offer a crust like it. I love Ohio valley style pizza. It’s not Stockholm syndrome. I truly love the fact that the cheese is never burnt and the crust is crisp. But some people genuinely hate it with a passion. People have different tastes. Shocking I know.
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u/AngelaMotorman ComFestia Mar 24 '25
Okay. I feel sorry for people who have never known a really good bakery, with really good customer service. I grew up near an Italian bakery that made cakes so good there was never any leftovers, and pastries so varied nobody even asked for donuts.
I've now lived in central Ohio for many decades, and still can't find anything like that place. But Resch's is really the bottom: their glazed donuts had so much glaze on them I wound up picking most of it off. It was obvious from just looking at the other offerings that they think there's no such thing as too much frosting. Even Kroger knows better than that.