FROST

I really enjoy the cupcakes here. They aren’t overly sweet where all it tastes like is sugar, you can actually enjoy the flavor a bit. I like the special favors too, and I appreciate the cute packaging.

Great doughnuts, yes they cost more than regular store bought but are better than grocery chain. I stopped by real quick on a Sunday morning to pick up a couple of #GameDayDoughnuts before the Seahawks game. I was the only one there so it took no time at all and they were nice and answered my questions.

I wish this location had glass cases showcasing all the donuts they still had because only showing one of each donut variety they have isn’t really efficient. I want to know what my options are and how much are left so I’m not asking «can I get a _​_​_​_​_​_​» only to hear, «oh sorry, we’re out of that!» :(
Overall, I think I definitely prefer the Mill Creek location over the DT Everett location. I was super excited to hear Frost was opening a location in Everett but it’s really nothing compared to the Mil Creek Frost. Honestly, I feel like at both locations, the employees kinda hate their jobs but the employees here were, like, extra awkward and I just felt awkward so… Yeah, awkward. I mean, it was pretty clean in there (probably because it was so dead) but besides that, the only other good thing is that the donuts were good.

I like the fact that this location is closer to my house and makes it real easy for me to stop by and grab one of their many fresh doughnuts. Seating can be an issue but I always grab a couple of doughnuts to go. I am not sure why all of the negativity but the service and the selection of doughnuts were very good. You will pay a little more for a premium doughnut but it is worth it in my opinion. Welcome to Everett Frost.

The donuts are good but just basically a donut.
I’ve had three and some of the flavoring is a slightly better than your cheaper places but not worth he added price you’re paying for the glitz and glamour and the downtown location overall it’s just a donut go down the road and get one for a buck instead of $ 3

Wow! Tough crowd… If you don’t want gourmet donuts, don’t go to Frost. having just moved here from the East Coast, I’m very familiar with the doughnut trend, but unfamiliar with Frost. I was pleasantly surprised with the selection and the taste. Glad to see something new on this section of Colby Avenue.

I went in the frost on July 10^th and it was like some of the best donuts I’ve ever had, and their prices were pretty good to.

Oh look! Another overpriced cupcake and donut shop!!! Oh gooooody!!! Who wants to bet the donuts suck and the cupcakes too??? Since I’m a sucker for punishment I had to find out.
As expected, spending a total of $ 8.55 on one cupcake and one donut does NOT make them any better than the ones from Safeway or QFC. The Carmel drizzle cupcake frosting tasted like 2 day old toothpaste with Carmel and was gummy and the cake was dry and not moist and the apple fritter was just ‘meh. For almost nine damn dollars I expected to see magical fucking elves waving wands and fairy’s and pixies whipping up magical recipes. No such luck here. I bet this one will last as long as the one called Bite me before, hopefully less!

A friend and I popped into FROST while walking around downtown on the 6^th June. We bought two donuts and split them in half to share.
Never…going…back
because…
1.Pricing is outrageous at $ 5 for two crappy (see below) donuts… We bought one raspberry filled and a your basic raised donut.
2.The raspberry filling was generous and better than most I have had, BUT the actually donut surrounding that filling was terribly dry and flavorless. The frosted raised donut was inedible and I threw away what was left after my bite. It was also dry and not the right consistency you would expect from a fresh donut.
Definitely something wrong with the dough… and you are nuts if you waste your money there.
3. It may be trendy to display one of each donut/​cupcake and stash the rest out of sight below the counter, but it’s rather pretentious to do this with a donut that costs all of about 12 cents to produce. Yes, that’s right… the average donut only costs them .12c and so do not be fooled by their smoke and mirror way of displaying. It’s laughable!
On the plus side, they didn’t say anything about us bringing in our own coffee from elsewhere (from Bookend Coffee Co. at the public library… soooo very good coffee!!). Not sure if it was due to heir oversight or the kids behind the counter just didn’t care.
Bottom line… I am sticking to Tyler’s (just a block over) or Henry’s Donuts on Broadway for my fix. Their standard donuts are $.90/​$ 1 and are moist and fresh!!!
Oh and Tyler’s apple fritters… to… die…for!!! :)

Frost donuts are a joke. Dry. zero customer service. And prices are outrageous, 12 bucks for 3 donuts and a cupcake. Forget them! Id happily go without a donut for the rest of my life of they were the only place left in the world.

I visited the shop on June 5^th, National Doughnut day. I thought they would have some sort of special going, but they didn’t.
The staff was helpful and friendly. I ordered the apple fritter and it was perfect! The store is pretty small and the roped off line is a little akward, especially when trying to leave, you have to walk by the seating and it is a little cramped. I guess if you want space, go to the Mill Creek location.
The product is always great because the kitchen staff works so hard to put out excellent treats.