Donut Shop: Build Displays and Box Donuts - Strategy Board Game - 2 to 4 Players - 25th Century Games

Lots of family fun! Patience is a must to win the game! Love it!! But there's no pink donuts inside the game!

Well made game. This was quick to learn, has interesting and engaging pieces and allowed for various stratagies, but not so complex that you can't interact and goof around while playing. We enjoy it!

This is a joy to play and very pretty. Easy to learn. Points at the end of play are always fairly close.The explanation of what triggers the end of the game is a little bit confusing and ambiguous.

Excellent gateway game into the contemporary board gaming hobby. My husband and I enjoy playing this game, but be warned! You might end up getting donuts the next day =-) I think kids would like this, says 8+. It would be especially good if they are learning multiples of 5 because at the very least, they could score every turn using their donut tile. Plus, you collect money. Who doesn't love that?

This is a great game that arrive safely. My criticism is that I paid the extra $3 for a new copy. What I got was an already opened game with all the parts strewn around the inside of the box, getting nicked up. Very unhappy about this, but I need it now as a gift.

We had a great time playing! I mean, a donut shop? Of course everyone wanted to play this one first. The rules were quick to explain, and we were able to jump in trying to complete as many orders. Great theming, and it was a fun game!

The 50's diner-style artwork is excellent! This is a reverse-Tetris game in disguise as you place tiles, each with 4 donuts, to create chains of like pastries and hopefully in a group that you can box up for extra coins. A fun little game that only takes 5 minutes to learn and about a half hour to play.