Bellies-up - no longer part of Bellies N Butts

[ACME on the Broads]

Do yourself a favor Sully, head up the road to Moulton Farm. There you'll find the best donuts, best service, best management; John Moulton and his team are the real deal and his products are unsurpassed. Try their Sunday Brunch it is to die for.....Bellies and Butts, I don't think so, never again, a waste of time.

[benzguy]

Moulton Farms serves BBQ?

[joey2665]

Originally Posted by benzguy

Moulton Farms serves BBQ?

Along with the best Cider donuts Moulton Farm does a brunch on certain Sundays. Check their website for dates

[jbolty]

Originally Posted by joey2665

Along with the best Cider donuts Moulton Farm does a brunch on certain Sundays. Check their website for dates

Originally Posted by ACME on the Broads

Do yourself a favor Sully, head up the road to Moulton Farm. There you'll find the best donuts, best service, best management; John Moulton and his team are the real deal and his products are unsurpassed. Try their Sunday Brunch it is to die for.....Bellies and Butts, I don't think so, never again, a waste of time.

I did the Moulton's brunch back in July. Not really a typical brunch with 100 choices, more like about 10 items, but it was very good and a nice pleasant relaxing experience. Would go again for sure.

Only pic I took there.

[pressman247]

They do a good job at Moulton Farm... Another fine, locally owned, family business.

[noreast]

So does Bellies and Butts, As long as they continue with great barbecue who cares who's doughnuts they carry? They'll be fine.

[joey2665]

Originally Posted by noreast

So does Bellies and Butts, As long as they continue with great barbecue who cares who's doughnuts they carry? They'll be fine.

True, but I just think Scott is trying to offset some overhead with a little breakfast traffic and Goody Good donuts are excellent. More traditional but home made donuts, they are not bellie type donuts