The Stranger, October 29th, 2003
WITH ITS TWO-STORY façade of cantilevered glass, Top Pot's new building is kind of like Canlis for the rest of us--no jackets required, and you can gain entrance for a mere 89 cents. Beyond the mesmerizing doughnut counter, a picture window offers a peek into the gleaming doughnut plant. By day it lies dormant, making you forget the cauldrons of oil that seethe throughout the night, but if you go out late in Belltown, you can't miss the smell of frying dough.
I'm not a habitual doughnut eater, and I have little allegiance to any one kind of doughnut. I decided to go to Top Pot every day for ...
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