Niles Donuts

Great customer service the owners are super nice and friendly. Their specialty donuts like the custard filled cinnamon donut are de-​lish. Would recommend this place, me and my friends grab donuts here all the time.

I will keep this short and sweet pun intended it’s right in the quarter mini strip of shops at Niles and Mission Boulevard they had a great fresh selections easy in and out at a good price very nice

So glad to officially have a local donut plate to frequent. We live about 5 miles away and it’s definitely worth the drive.
They have a $ 5 credit/​debit card minimum and that’s easily reached with 3 or more fancy donuts.
This place is a little more expensive than most donut places I’ve been to but for the quality, I’m cool with that. Their treats are so moist, soft, and fresh tasting.
Love the cinnamon rolls, maple bars, and any of the old fashioned stuff. Coffee is decent, which is always a plus. Service is great. The owner is so nice and very friendly.
Their giant apple fritters shaped like bear claws have a sweet filling that’s a bit too sweet for my taste. Also, their donut holes were lackluster for my taste.

Simply the best! I love their plain cake donut while hubby likes glazed chocolate. Owners are delightful too!

Our family loves this mom and pop donut place… the ladies who work there are sweethearts… and the donuts are yum!

With gourmet doughnuts, cruffins, and cronuts all the rage, it can be easy to overlook your ubiquitous, plain Jane mom and pop establishments. Niles Donuts certainly falls into the latter category, serving up no frills, no nonsense fried, sugary deliciousness. Selection is fairly limited but the doughnuts are tasty and the ladies behind the counter are very friendly. My ritual is to bring my daughter, who inevitably opts for the doughnut adorned with the prettiest color of sprinkles, then head over to Devout for a cappuccino. This is always a recipe for a good morning.

Donut shops are a dime a dozen. And unless you’re determined to stray from the beaten path (like the wild abomination known as Psycho Donuts, which I can also appreciate), donuts are often comparable in terms of variety and taste. I’ve had enough old-​fashioned chocolate donuts in my life to know this is true.
As for Niles Donuts, the donuts are as good as expected. But I’m justifying my score on other factors. Most importantly, the service. The folks are friendly here. It’s also clear that they work very hard: everything is arranged neatly, and the place is very clean. This isn’t always the case in your standard donut shop. And having a beautiful view of the mountains in Niles is just icing on the cake-​donut.
Highly recommended.

Basics — If you want a decent donut and a coffee from a bare minimum selection then this spot in Niles will get it done. Family owned, and they’re nice. #pithy

Staff are ALWAYS friendly!!! No matter what time it is, they are always jumping for joy in there
I’ve never been to a workplace with such enthusiasm! Keep it up ladies !
This is by far my favorite donut shop
There are many donuts to pick from
The custard filled donuts are delicious as long as their other donuts.

I love this little gem! The donuts are soft and delicious and I can tell they’re fresh. The lady who works there (I think she’s the owner) is super sweet and always fun to talk to when I go in.
They also have a good selection of juices to chose from. Will continue to come here!

Nice little family owned store that serves great donuts. Nice to see a little store take on Krispy Kreme. Power to the people!

First time to visit Niles Donuts.
I purchased these:
2 glazed french cruellers
1 sprinkled donut
1 glaze donut with chocolate
1 glaze donut
1 dozen donut holes
1 bear claw (very last one) = score!
1 Butterfly Raspberry = I discovered once I got home, this wasn’t in my bag. :(
I was passing through Fremont after my AM laboratory appt and every time I do commute over to Fremont on 84 I always drive passed Niles Donuts so this morning I wanted to make a pit stop considering all of the positive reviews left by other Unilocalers and the lady behind the counter was nice, friendly, charismatic and I would definitely stop by in near future.

There’s not much to say besides this place is amazing! They have fresh coffee and I don’t get anything else besides that in the morning, but i have tried the donuts and they are amazing. Place has been around for a long time and the owners are the kindest people you have ever met. Great place to come to in the mornings or any time you want to grab a donut.

Niles Donuts is a burst of Local Color. The proprietors are warm and friendly. Their donuts are fresh, tasty, and beautiful. I take my daughters here about once a week for a morning treat just like my father used to do when I was a kid.

Okay, so you don’t want Krispy Kreme or Winchell’s. You want a mom and pop shop that serves donuts and coffee. There are not too many shops like this in the Fremont area. I know of only 3. But this place is good and convenient. I can easily drive up, go in, and not wait in a line to get my morning caffeine and sugar fix. An apple fritter and coffee will only set you back a few bucks.

This is my favorite spot for donuts in the east bay in my book. The donuts are fresh and decent prices and I always tip cuz I support local small business. The ladies who work here are always friendly and have a smile on their faces. Everytime I get a donut its fresh and my napkin isnt marked with oil or grease spots. I defin come here for my donut fix!

2 bucks for a chocolate donut and small coffee.
The coffee wasn’t very strong, and the donut was soft, but didn’t have the «freshness» to it that I was hoping for. I didn’t get the super nice service from the lady or the man behind the counter that fellow Unilocalers seems to say. =/​But that’s ok since I was just buying and leaving anyway.
The other donut shop I reviewed in Fremont was much better, sorry. Not sure I’d repeat this place.

I really like the simple family business that they have. The lady that works behind the counter is sweet. I’ve had their apple fritter and old fashioned sugar donut. I like the old fashioned sugar donut because it doesn’t smell like oil! There are some other shops that have donuts with a really deep fried oil smell. Not my taste. I feel like the sugar donut could be softer but I enjoyed it nonetheless. It was coated with the right amount of sugar. The apple fritter was a bit on the higher end side, at around $ 1.10, it was pretty sweet but yummy. :) I usually end up getting there late morning, and they run out of some type of donuts. One day, I hope to get there really earlyy. They close around 2 pm.
Happy eating!
Note: If you’re writing about the lady not picking the donut you want the first time around and it taking several minutes, learn the names of the donuts! It’s hard to see behind the counter at what you’re pointing.

I love Donuts! & I like them friendly people.

The best thing about this place is the egg rolls! I know, weird that a donut shop sells egg rolls but they are seriously the best cheap snack in Niles. 80 cents a piece with a good balance of meat, vermicelli, and cabbage. Not the best egg rolls I’ve ever had, but still delicious, cheap and freaking cheap. And they sell out really fast, I was there at 8:00 this morning and there were only a few left so go early (they open at like 5) if you’re looking for egg rolls.
The donuts are decent, I like the donut holes and cinnamon twists. Fluffy dough, not too greasy and just the right amount of sweet.
The inside is clean, and the family that works there is always friendly and helpful.
P. S. Check out the Niles Centerville Little League baseball pictures hanging on the wall next to the door, I’m front and center in the Rockies team pic: P