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Nov 05, 2026
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Mr. Puffs brings traditional Greek loukoumades to Royal Oak

Royal Oak welcomed a sweet addition to its downtown scene on Thursday when Mr. Puffs, a well‑known Canadian dessert brand, opened its first U.S. restaurant at 31971 Woodward Avenue. The ribbon‑cutting ceremony was attended by members of the Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce, the local fire department and representatives from Corewell Health, underscoring the community’s support for the new venture.

Greek tradition meets modern cravings

Founder Pandelis Siounis created Mr. Puffs with the goal of sharing a centuries‑old Greek treat—loukoumades—with a broader audience. The bite‑size doughnuts are fried until golden, then dipped in honey, dusted with cinnamon and, on occasion, finished with chopped walnuts. Served hot and crisp on the outside while remaining fluffy inside, they echo a snack that was reportedly enjoyed at the ancient Olympic Games over two millennia ago.

Local economic impact

The Royal Oak location adds to a growing portfolio of more than a dozen Mr. Puffs sites across Canada, marking the brand’s first step onto American soil. The opening is expected to generate several full‑time positions, ranging from kitchen staff to front‑of‑house service, providing new employment options for residents. Local suppliers have also been tapped for fresh ingredients, further integrating the business into the regional economy.

Grand‑opening festivities

To celebrate the debut, Mr. Puffs is extending its ribbon‑cutting festivities through the weekend. Visitors who stop by Friday through Sunday can enjoy special menu items, promotional discounts and a chance to sample the signature loukoumades. The event aims to draw both longtime fans of the brand and curious newcomers eager to try a taste of Greek heritage.

Community response

City officials praised the addition, noting that new dining options enhance Royal Oak’s reputation as a vibrant destination for families and tourists alike. “We’re delighted to welcome Mr. Puffs to our downtown corridor,” said a spokesperson for the Royal Oak Chamber of Commerce. “Their commitment to quality and cultural tradition aligns well with the values our community holds dear.”

Fire department personnel highlighted the importance of safety protocols during the opening, while Corewell Health representatives emphasized the role of local businesses in promoting community well‑being through job creation and gathering spaces.

Looking ahead

Mr. Puffs’ successful entry into the Michigan market may signal further expansion into other U.S. cities, especially those with strong family‑oriented neighborhoods and a demand for unique, family‑friendly dining experiences. For now, Royal Oak residents can enjoy a new sweet spot that blends ancient culinary heritage with modern convenience.


Original reporting: Warren | FOX 2 Detroit — read the source article.

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