Lee L.
Yelp
This is not our go-to donut shop as it's farther away from home, but we've come here on several occasions, particularly when we have a late-night donut craving (they're open 24 hours).
They have a really broad selection of donuts. Many of them are more gimmicky than traditional, such as cronuts, red velvet, and donuts topped with Fruity Pebbles or crushed Oreo cookies. But they have the more familiar ones, such and raised glazed, twists, buttermilks, chocolate glazed chocolate cake donuts, and old fashioned, plus things like croissants, bear claws, fritters, turnovers, jelly-filled, cinnamon rolls, etc. Basically, if you can't find something here that appeals to you then you're either too picky or are completely lost and just need directions back to the freeway.
The donuts here are more expensive than many other places - for example, a buttermilk bar is $3.50 and one of their standard, nonfancy donuts is $2.50. The specialty donuts start at $4.50. The prices are clearly posted on the wall behind the counter. Though pricier than our regular place, I have to acknowledge that the donuts here are also larger, so maybe that justifies the price. Then again, nothing is truly overpriced if people are still willing to pay. It's donut economics.
We always go for the traditional offerings. We haven't been disappointed yet, except for maybe a 2:00am foray which netted us donuts that probably had been sitting in the case for many hours. One thing we've noticed is that glazed twists and regular raised glazed aren't quite as yeasty as other shops - they're a little denser, not light and airy. It's still a good bite. They buttermilk donuts are quite substantial and moist all the way through.
Service here has always been very friendly and attentive. No concerns there. It's a very good place as long as you're comfortable with the cost.
