Great to see this place reopen.

An adored Detroit business that closed under sad circumstances appears to have new life.
Dutch Girl Donuts plans to reopen "very soon" after its owners accepted an offer from an unidentified buyer, according to a post Thursday on the business' Facebook page. The announcement comes less than two months after the building at 19000 Woodward Ave. south of Seven Mile Road that housed the 76-year-old business was put up for sale."The tradition of Dutch Girls that we all love and miss will be alive and well again," the post reads. "Thank you for all the love and support. Stay tuned!"Requests for additional information were not immediately returned.





Dutch Girl closed in September 2021 following the death of second-generation owner Gene Timmer after a two-year battle with cancer. Timmer took over the business his parents started in 1947.

When the shop reopens under new ownership, Gene Timmer's son, Jon, will use family recipes to make the famed doughnuts, according to the social media post.
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