Ramona Donuts

I bought a ham and cheese croissant and walked back home. Much to my horrific disappointment there was no ham! Felt so cheated I had to walk back and she gave me a new one. All is well again

This place sucks!!! No doughnuts on national doughnut day??? Literally this place is called «Ramona’s doughnuts» and they didn’t have one doughnut…

It’s raining outside and I was in the mood for ham and cheese croissant. I had spicy vs regular to pick from! Wow there’s a choice? First time having it here and I didn’t even have time to take a pic. The lady was fast and very nice. Cost was very good $ 2.95 for spicy and $ 2.75 regular

I’ve always been weary of hole in the wall doughnut shops. Call it being naïve. I’m from the South so Krispy Kreme was always my choice of doughnuts. Don’t hate. I said «was».
I tried this place on a whim because I was in the shopping plaza getting food. I’m now a reformed doughnut lover. Now, I know what a friend means when she says the best doughnuts are the ones made by Asians. Yes, indeed. Doughnuts are 75 cents each or about $ 4 for a half dozen. There’s something about these doughnuts that are different from KK and Dunkin Doughnuts. I think it’s called substance. Menu is not overwhelming with a few but limited choices. I’m a simple gal so I’m happy with the glazed and sugar with the occasional chocolate frosted. They had other pastries but I didn’t notice them. I only have eyes for doughnuts.
They also have ice blended drinks but because they only blend with milk, I can’t give them 5 stars. I hope they will reconsider and also offer soy milk in the future for their drinks.
I’ve been here twice so far in one week. The location makes it especially dangerous for me because it’s within walking distance of where I live. Shoot, if I’m going to get fat on doughnuts, I might as well make myself walk to get them. I would take pics of the doughnuts but I already ate them. Next time, if I can remember.
Oh and I can’t forget the customer service. Both times I was there, the people who helped me were especially nice. The woman reminds me of one of my aunts who I adore.

Place opens at 5AM which is great for the early-​riser crowd
The staff is knowledgeable BUT the portions are getting smaller but the prices remain the same.
I swear the donuts are ²⁄₃ of the mass of what they used to be a few years ago.
I love the hard working staff but at the end of the say it takes two donuts to leave me satisfied instead of one.

Good donuts! Nice server.
Small parking lot so if you visit this spot during/​after happy hour they have valet or you can try your luck with street. Not sure, but the valet might cost more than a donut. =O

I got donut holes one time and they were stale. They sold me a day old donuts. Why? Gross.

Absolutely Wonderful Hole In The Wall Donut shop!
Now, let me first tell you that the only reason I even found the place is because I go to the nail shop located upstairs and I have a few minutes to spare before my mani-​pedi.
We had been looking for a local donut shop for a few weeks and had been resorting to going all the way down to Krispy Kreme, which sucks.
Anyhow, I stolled in and the scent of donuts filled my lungs. Donut heaven!
I got an old fashioned glased buttermilk and a maple bar. Both were amazingly fresh for being almost 5pm. Oh course, I needed milk to go along with my cakey goodness. Total was under 4 bucks and it totally made my day.
The only problem with this spot is that it closes kinda early on Saturday night, which kinda sucks. We were in the area wanting donuts, and were greeted with a big fat Closed sign.
But, alas, they opened for the business the next day!

Driving past this shopping center everyday, I decided to go in and grab a cup of coffee and a donut. The coffee is so good! This is the one time I wish the drink sizes were bigger, but I can’t really complain with the $ 1.80 large cup of joe.
Donuts are good, but I’m not a donut connoisseur by any means, so I will leave that up to the other reviewers. The coffee is good and the prices are cheap.

one way to beat a straight path to my heart is to satisfy two basic conditions: 1) cheap prices 2) large portions. For that, Ramona already gets 3 stars. Hell, I frequent the place enough when I’m in the need for a big $ 1 cup of cookies and cream ice-​cream (beat that, Rite Aid!) with chocolate bar donuts, old-​fashioned donuts, glazed donuts, or cake donuts. It doesn’t offer anything special by way of inventive pastries or anything like that. In fact, it’s a little bit ghetto, while not Yum Yum Donuts-​ghetto. But that’s to be expected in one of these unmissable vendors that dot Wilshire, no?

Fritters and glazed are quite gorgeous and yummy, although the fritters are skimpy on the filling. The cake doughnuts looked sort of unappetizing and amateur, e.g. instead of the coconut ones being encrusted with frosting and coconut as I’ve come to be used to from Dunkin’ Donuts, there’s some icing across the top ¼ of the donut with a small garnish of coconut on top.
Basically if you choose wisely, you shouldn’t be disappointed. About .65-.75 for glazed and 1.00 for a fritter.