Aug 7, 2018 · More than 10 years after Mikita last took the ice for the Blackhawks he would appear in the movie Wayne’s World as the owner of Stan Mikita’s Donuts. Sadly, the coffee shop is not real.

Aug 7, 2018 · Mikita was a Hockey Hall of Famer and an incredible human being on and off the ice. As much as people will remember what Mikita accomplished on the ice over the course of his career, fans will also remember him because of a fictional donut shop in Wayne's World.

Jan 31, 2017 · Stan Mikita’s All-Star Cafe became a reality. For 18 glorious hours, fans of hockey and Wayne’s World were able to gorge on complimentary doughnuts and coffee while overlooking downtown...

Mar 5, 2020 · Stan Mikita’s Donuts does not exist in real life. It was invented solely for the 1992 film, Wayne’s World, a tribute by screenwriter and star Mike Myers to the actual Tim Horton’s coffee...

Jan 24, 2017 · Stan Mikita’s Donuts does not exist in real life. It was invented solely for the 1992 film, Wayne’s World, a tribute by screenwriter and star Mike Myers to the actual Tim Horton’s coffee...

Thanks to Sports Illustrated and Entertainment Weekly the fictional coffee chain will be opening its doors for real on Friday, serving free coffee and free donuts. On top of that, the cafe will also welcome a number of NHL players throughout the weekend.

Jan 24, 2017 · Comedy fans will forever recall the 12-foot-tall figure gliding atop the fictitious donut haunt in suburban Illinois. “It just resonates,” says Doug Wilson, Mikita’s former Blackhawks teammate and...

Stan Mikita's Donuts, Aurora, Illinois. 609 likes · 21 were here. Best fake donut shop in town

Mar 22, 2024 · Dive into the legendary Stan Mikita's Donuts from Wayne's World, where rock 'n' roll vibes meet the tastiest treats in Aurora. Discover why this iconic hangout is the ultimate destination for fans of 80s hair metal bands, donuts, and unforgettable jukebox jams.

Their destination is ‘Stan Mikita’s Donut Shop’, managed by seriously weird Glen (Ed O'Neill). This was 1220 North La Brea Avenue at East Fairview Boulevard, Inglewood, and the hockey player on the roof was no more than set dressing. It’s now Puerto Nuevo Mexican and American restaurant and, apart from the distinctive shape, barely recognizable.