Musical group Ezra Collective’s lead bandmember Femi revealed the secret during the Mercury Awards.
When asked how he would celebrate if they won – which they later did for their album Where I’m Meant To Be – they had a surprising response.
Bandleader Femi told NME: “There’s a Krispy Kreme opposite that’s 24 hours – legendary, first one in the country.
“It’s the bedrock of North London. I’ve met footballers there, and I’ve had the best link-ups there.
“They do this thing where they put the red neon light on and that means one free doughnut.
“I don’t know why it’s not on the heritage list, it’s a world attraction.
“I’ve been to the Eiffel Tower, and Statue of Liberty, it’s got nothing on this Krispy Kreme.”
Lots of people agree in the comments, with lots calling the place “legendary”.
One person said: “Why do I feel like I need to book a flight from the USA to Enfield”.
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Another agreed, saying: “I feel like I need to go to Krispy Kreme now.”
A third said: “I have told so many people about my teenage year trips to Enfield Krispy Kremes and everyone responds like I hallucinated it. Thank you for vindicating me.”
Someone remarked: “Krispy Kreme UNESCO Heritage Site, Make it happen.
Even Krispy Kreme responded, saying it was the “8th Wonder of the World”.
It’s had thousands of good reviews on Google too.
One person hyped it up saying: “This Krispy Kreme place is amaaaazing!
“They actually make the original glazed donuts here fresh and you can watch as they make them.”
They confirmed that their Happy Hour runs from 7pm until 10pm where you can get a fresh hot doughnut.
Another wrote: “It is more than buying donut, children love to go Krispy Kreme factory.”
It’s not just Krispy Kreme that has won praise – a Greggs in the UK has been dubbed the “most beautiful in the country”.