Randy’s Donuts

Tried Randy’s for the first time today! The donuts were VERY good. The classic raised (glazed) was the best I’ve had - so fluffy and soft. The apple fritter was great, but maybe a little on the denser side. Maple bacon long john was also delicious! The service was really good and friendly. The location itself is very small and tight.

Randy’s Donuts has officially made its way to Atlanta, and I had the chance to check them out on day two of their grand opening. This new location sits right in the Lenox Mall parking lot, and it’s impossible to miss thanks to the iconic giant floating Randy’s donut perched outside. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with genuine Southern hospitality. A friendly gentleman outside welcomed guests with a warm smile, and that same energy carried through to the staff inside. As a first-timer, I kept it classic—glazed, strawberry with sprinkles, vanilla with sprinkles, and a chocolate cake donut. Each one was generously sized, soft, and fluffy with just the right touch of sweetness. The setup is container-style, so don’t expect indoor seating. It’s a grab-and-go spot, but they’ve got a patio deck if you want to pause and enjoy your treats on the spot. Overall: Great experience, great donuts, and even better vibes. I’ll definitely be back for another sweet treat

If these are supposedly the best donuts in LA, maybe that’s why I don’t like LA. Or they don’t know how to follow the recipe in Atlanta. Because these were absolute trash. The apple fritter was literally a giant grease bomb! Visually it looked OK and it was big but as soon as you’ve been into it, the grease feeling in your mouth the taste I mean I probably could’ve squeezed it like a sponge and watch the grease drip out of it. As far as the space it’s nonexistent. They make everybody wait outside. They allow one person in at a time then they take 10 minutes to box up the donuts. There was about 12 people ahead of me and it took over an hour for me to get inside. Then once you get inside, they try to push you to order at least a half dozen. I told him I didn’t need that many. I just needed one or two and they were like you sure you don’t want half dozen no just one or two and they literally kept pushing it and pushing it. Absolutely not the kind of place. I’d wanna go again. For what it’s worth I did end up ordering four donuts just because I felt obligated to order more than one, but they all ended up getting tossed in the trash because none of them were worth it.

Overall, a positive first experience with Randy’s Donuts. The donuts had a pleasantly chewy and soft texture, which I personally prefer, making them an ideal fit for my taste. While they weren’t particularly unique or groundbreaking, they were noticeably better than those from typical franchise brands. I look forward to visiting one of their original locations in California to experience the full offering firsthand.

Server was nice, donut was also really good. The pricing was a little bit on the higher end but nice nonetheless.

I was very excited to see that we had one of these here in Atlanta. However, it wasn’t necessarily as good as those in LA. The donuts were definitely fresh, but the taste was a little off. Also, the store is very, very small and people were crammed into the doorway to order. But ordering went very fast and smooth, plus, customer service was immaculate. I will definitely give them another try as it might’ve just been an off day.

Was so happy to stumble upon this! Everyone was friendly and helpful. And the donuts are amazing!

Yum!!! Welcome to Atl! New location so it took us a minute to find it, but it’s in the parking lot of Lenox near True Food. We got there just in time lining was forming as we left. Had the coffee donut and maple glaze with churro both delish. Will return especially now that I know exactly where it is!

Outstanding donuts. They are expensive but well worth it! We enjoyed the glaze, blueberry, eclair, cherry, chocolate chip donuts! The glaze donut is thee donut to try!

I was visiting relatives in Atlanta last week and tried my first Randy's donuts. The service at the Lenox Mall store was outstanding and the quality of the donuts was exceptionally high. I returned to the store 3 days in a row. When I left Atlanta on Saturday, I purchased a dozen donuts and transported them with me. I also turned my entire family in Atlanta on to Randy's donuts. In the airport, I had four offers from fellow passengers to purchase my entire box of Randy's donuts. One passenger offered me $100 in cash for them, but this offer was summarily rejected. I look forward to the day when a Randy's store opens in my area. I am addicted to them now.

I understand why these donuts are so popular. These are some of the best donuts I have ever had. This location is inside the parking lot of the Lenox Mall. Finding a parking spot could be a bit of a hassle if the mall is busy. I was able to get my donuts quick. I got an original glazed raised. chocolate raised, apple fritter, and some chocolate donut/croissant hybrid. I liked them all.

Then place is very small you and go In and change your mind it's so small the staff very friendly I had the maple raised the donut was so moist but chewy scale from 1 to 10 I give it yummy as hell lol also had the coffee raised scale 1 to 10 solid 7 When I was going to pay this nice graduate paid for my donuts what a nice guy that put my faith that people can be nice made my day great donuts also positive interaction n It's a good day

Basically gourmet donuts that look like average donuts for the most part. The cheapest donut comes in at a steep $3, and scales up from there depending on how premium the donut is. The most expensive tier of donuts is $4.50. I guess I didn't come in mentally prepared for such steep prices because I admittedly faced a little sticker shock. A glazed donut here costs $3, while a glazed donut at a local donut store costs ~$1.50; so the real question then becomes - are these donuts /that/ good? While I only picked one donut to try, my conclusion is: yes and no. Price aside, the donut I got was good and a bit unique. I got the butter crumb glazed which was yummy! I love me a good yeast donut, and this one for sure was good. Sadly, it's so hard to drop almost $5 on a singular donut after tax. I would come back to try the crondy since that also seems unique, but due to the high price points, this will not be a regular spot for me. Located in the back of the Lenox Mall parking lot (the lot across the valet in front of the Nike store). Randy's is tucked in the back corner of the parking lot, and took over what used to be DaVinci Donuts. They also have their iconic inflatable donut visible from the street. Card only, no cash.

It is always exciting when new pop-ups arrive in Atlanta, especially when it's the world-famous Randy's Donuts. I had high expectations, especially since the line was out the door on a random Wednesday morning. Let's start with the positives: the service was exceptional. I walked into the small store just as a customer was placing a large order, and the staff couldn't have been sweeter or more accommodating with suggestions, all while the line kept growing! Of course, it wouldn't be a proper review if I only tried one donut, so to maintain my Yelp Elite status, I purchased four flavors to take home. Each donut earned high marks for freshness and variety. However, I had to deduct a few points for excitement. I wanted to give them a better rating for taste, but nothing stood out enough for me to rave about. They were good, but not life-changing. Overall, I would give them a solid 7! I encourage people to visit, take a picture next to the inflatable donut, and enjoy a pretty good donut experience.

My fiancé and I had plans to go to the gym. On our way, we decided we really weren't feeling it and took a detour to Randy's Donuts instead. This location just opened up near Lenox, and I was excited to try it! My fiancé had fond memories of enjoying it back when he lived in California, and was craving his old favorites. AMBIANCE: 4/5 -The shop is a cute and industrial little building. As adorable as it is though, it doesn't lend itself very well to lines. There isn't much room inside, so the wait extends out the door. SERVICE: 5/5 -Despite the line, the workers inside are very efficient and move quickly. They have their system down pat, and do it all with smiles. We experienced professionalism and kindness! FOOD: 4.5/5 -Today, we chose Blueberry Iced Cake & Raspberry Jelly Filled & Pink Raised with Sprinkles & Nutella Raised. All of them tasted yummy! I do wish that they had Boston Cream, which is my favorite, but they do have other yummy selections. It feels very classic. The quality is obviously much higher than your average Dunkin Donuts, but less creative than some of the other gourmet donut shops around town like Revolution Doughnuts. All in all, we enjoyed our selections and look forward to trying more!

Randy's Donuts has officially made its way to Atlanta, and I had the chance to check them out on day two of their grand opening. This new location sits right in the Lenox Mall parking lot, and it's impossible to miss thanks to the iconic giant floating Randy's donut perched outside. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted with genuine Southern hospitality. A friendly gentleman outside welcomed guests with a warm smile, and that same energy carried through to the staff inside. As a first-timer, I kept it classic--glazed, strawberry with sprinkles, vanilla with sprinkles, and a chocolate cake donut. Each one was generously sized, soft, and fluffy with just the right touch of sweetness. The setup is container-style, so don't expect indoor seating. It's a grab-and-go spot, but they've got a patio deck if you want to pause and enjoy your treats on the spot. Overall: Great experience, great donuts, and even better vibes. I'll definitely be back for another sweet treat.

I was so excited to finally experience THEE Randy's Donuts. While I still would like to visit the original location, I'm so happy they've extended a location to ATL. The shop is located in the little tuck of the parking lot across from Lenox Mall's main entrance. The iconic donut sign is posted right infront you can't miss it. The shop is a grab-and-go vibe, there isn't anywhere to sit, however this is a little counter space right outside of it for you to savor a few bites before heading out. The young men behind the counter were SO sweet, truly a great first impression. I was there not only try Randy's for the first time, but also to pick up some donuts for my co-workers. I ordered the following: Glazed Old Fashioned/M&M's Raised/Blueberry Iced Cake/Butter Crumb Raised/Chocolate Long John with Cream/Glazed Twist/Chocolate Iced Cake The donuts that were an absolute hit were the glazed old fashioned, the buttercrumb raised, and the chocolate long john. Oh my goodness the chocolate long john was so good we couldn't stop talking about it....it was like an eclair but better. I did notice they offered drink options, and if my hands weren't full of all those donuts, I would've gotten myself a coffee. Guess that gives me a reason to go back, but do we really need a reason to return to a donutshop? :)

Got the s'mores donut and it was so soft, fluffy, and delicious. I do wish they were served warm though. Also the parking situation would prevent me from coming here, it is so complicated to park at Lenox these days. The line can be out the door so be prepared. Limited seating out front. Quick service

Stopped by on a Friday morning to grab donuts with some friends -- and they were TASTY. The shop is a small, order-at-the-counter spot located in the Lenox Mall parking lot. We were easily able to park and had no wait. There's a little counter outside if you want to eat there, but we took our donuts to go and enjoyed them at home. The staff was super friendly and happy to answer all our questions. There are so many fun options on the menu -- I'll definitely be back to try something more adventurous next time. However the classic raised rainbow sprinkle donut I got did not disappoint!

I just heard about Randy's Donuts today. They are based in California and this is their first venue on the East Coast. It is in what looks like a food truck in the parking lot of the Lenox Mall. (Just look for the giant inflatable donut!). Upon entering we were overwhelmed by the numerous choices available! You can't even see them all in the case; so they have a donut menu with colored pictures to choose from. I decided on a Crondy, (croissant donut, $4.00) and a lemon old-fashioned donut, $3.50. Both were good; but I especially enjoyed the Crondy. It was sweet and flaky! My sister had the red velvet cake donut, $4.50, and the butter crumb donut, $4.00. She thought the red velvet needed a little more frosting, but it was good. We all loved the butter crumb one. My daughter had the Nutella raised, $4.50, and she loved it! My husband had the maple bacon long john, also $4.50, and he loved it although he said it was "enough sugar for a horse!" Overall the service was fast and friendly, and they had all our choices available at about 11:00 on a Monday. It ended up costing us about $28 (including a tip,) for 6 donuts! Randy's Donuts are decadent and delicious ; but definitely more of a novelty or special occasion treat rather than a weekly donut shop stop.

*Sigh* feels like I have been giving out a ton of 1 star reviews lately and that's not my goal so I will give 3 stars with this explanation: The donuts deserve 1 star but the service deserved 3/5 or 4 stars, so I will average to 3 stars. I am sorry if this is your first Randy's experience. This is not how the original California location tastes at all, but it is how ALL of the franchises seem to taste. The donut was old and the frosting seems like they burned the chocolate. If you have ever had the original Randy's, you know that their donuts don't ever taste old a d it's crazy how long you can have them at home before they do. They also dipped the chocolate in glaze first like Krispy Kreme (gross), it was not good at all. The donuts were so expensive, more than the original. The atmosphere is the same as the original, stand in line outside but that hits different at 90 degrees in the ATL sun instead of being breezy and minutes from the beach in LA. This is a "try once and wait til you land in L.A. to get again" situation.

AMAZING !! I had such a great experience at the new Randy's Donuts location in Buckhead! I arrived right after closing and didn't realize they were closed, but the OWNER kindly let me in anyway, and I was blown away by how friendly and welcoming the entire team was. Everyone had great energy and treated me with kindness and patience, even though they were technically done for the day. The donuts were fresh, delicious, and absolutely lived up to the hype. Big thanks to the staff for going above and beyond.. you've definitely gained a loyal customer!

I strongly recommend Randy's Donuts. Too often I have found that so many donut shops these days focused on trendy and ridiculous donuts (like 3 strips of bacon, other weird toppings, etc.). I am so pleased that while Randy's offers those deluxe donuts should you want them, they also have a strong lineup of classic donuts, like a glazed twist, old fashioned, or chocolate glazed. I usually just want a nice old fashioned, and Randy's is excellent. I first tried these for myself on a weekend, loved them, and then took 2 dozen to the office on a Friday. I got to the office at 8AM and they were gone by 9AM. On a Friday, in a smallish office where most folks work from home that day! Lots of folks stopped by to say how much they enjoyed them. I agree. I'm so glad Randy's opened. Their donuts are delicious, and provide a great variety for all tastes. I wish them well, and will certainly be back!

I used to frequent Randy's Donuts in LA when I was there frequently on business. After taking a position with a new employer my territory moved to Seattle. No Randy's donuts! :(. So I was pleasantly surprised to find a location at Lenox Mall while taking a personal trip to Atlanta, I purchased all of my favorites from a wonderful lady who made sure my box was well packaged for the trip back to Northern California. The service was wonderful and the donuts were delicious! Thanks a bunch!

OMG, best donuts I've ever had in my life, the service is wonderful, people are so nice, the ambience is also great. Definitely recommended, I am picky when it comes to donuts, so this place is great.

donuts were amazing. I enjoyed them with my coffee, love the great smiles and customer service.

Randy's Doughnuts has amazing doughnuts and top-tier customer service, plus the doughnuts are big!

It's not open yet but they gave us some free samples of their cake donuts. So delicious! Very light and fluffy. They taste like an old fashioned sour cream donut. Can't wait to try their other flavors when they officially open July 3!

Wondering if this is the spot that originated in Southern Cali. Either way, the service was amazing! I was amazed with how patient, and kind they were with my daughter. Family friendly for sure. Be sure to check out the Glaze, and the Oreo one as well! I'll definitely be returning. The donuts are delicious.

Omg seen the truck from the corner of my street parked at Lennox mall! He was very friendly and inviting! They were so thick and good! Don't really need a review tho! A must try..

I love that a piece of LA is in Atlanta now. Calvin and Alvin had such great hospitality and were so kind. The best tasting donuts and such a great spot for a treat. :)