Stan's Donuts
Permanently Closed
Gourmet donuts like peanut butter filled pockets, apple fritters
Gourmet donuts like peanut butter filled pockets, apple fritters
"This bakery is a small hole-in-the-wall with a lot of punch. They make house made donuts that has been in the neighborhood for almost 40 years! Stan's offers unique donut flavors like the peanut butter & banana, chocolate cinnamon cheese danish, and the blueberry buttermilk bar. This place is a Westwood Village staple, with its donuts withstanding the test of time and offering fresh donuts on the daily that are still loved by the people of the neighborhood." - Grace Duong
"Stan's Donuts, Westwood. This bakery is a small hole-in-the-wall with a lot of punch. They make house made donuts that has been in the neighborhood for almost 40 years! Stan's offers unique donut flavors like the peanut butter & banana, chocolate cinnamon cheese danish, and the blueberry buttermilk bar. This place is a Westwood Village staple, with its donuts withstanding the test of time and offering fresh donuts on the daily that are still loved by the people of the neighborhood."
"Stan’s Donuts in Westwood is among the prominent restaurant closures during the COVID-19 crisis." - Farley Elliott
"Stan’s Donuts, a legendary Westwood stop, has closed permanently after 55 years. The doughnut shop was known for its simple glazed doughnuts filled with things like peanut butter and banana or jelly. It served generations of UCLA students and greater Westside locals from its unassuming storefront. Owner Stan Berman decided to retire and posted a personal closure notice to the shop’s website." - Farley Elliott
"Open since 1965, Stan’s is a Westwood classic and one of the last remaining old-school spots in the area. It features more than 75 varieties of donuts, but your first move needs to be the peanut butter-filled pockets. That said, good luck bringing yourself here after 10pm and making any sort of rational decisions." - Brant Cox
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