Donut World

My new favorite donut shop! We went here on New Years and everyone there was very nice and the donuts were fresh and great. They gave us a few donuts for free just because! What’s there not to like? A must go!

I don’t care if it’s next to the ‘loin, that hardly excuses the fact that this place is an absolute shithole, with crackheads ambling in and out and completely mediocre food. I’m convinced the anyone who’s given it a good review is a fixie-​riding hipster who would praise up freshly curled-​out turd so long as the latest «liked it before it was cool» magazine told them to.

Wow what a change they did to the place.
I had the avocado burger which the beef was quality angus meat like the advertised.
I couldn’t resist the 1 $ tacos they had real steak meat not grounded like other places.
I will be back there agian after my visits to the farmers market up the street.

Soooo let me just start off by saying that I was born AND raised in the hood. With that being said I’m not a newby to this type of place. I walked in kind of knowing what I was getting myself into but boy did I get a surprise. It was 8am there was one other person in front of me in line. I ordered a donut with a small Orange juice. Can’t remember what I paid… I think like 5 bucks. Once I paid and was being handed my receipt a huge roach crawled on by my hand. The guy at the register acted like he didn’t even see it. It looked horrible back there, no wonder they have roaches!!! Gross would not ever go back!!! you’ve been warned!!!

Atmosphere here sux– donut was ok– but at $ 1 I think that’s crazy. its not a gold donut.

$ 1.50 for one donut?
Is this a bodega?

Maybe I’m splitting hairs. Maybe I’m being pedantic. Maybe I just don’t understand how difficult it is to run a business in the heart of the worst part of SF, where the poor, the homeless, the smelly, the cracked out, and the criminal element all like to hang out.
Or, maybe I don’t like paying $ 1 for a mediocre donut.
But I did pay $ 1 for a maple frosted cake donut. It was right after work, and I’d hardly eaten anything that day. My blood sugar was at an all time low. My brain was nearly steam. This donut was not the best, it was rather expensive, and I had to put on my «I eat babies» face in order to get through the door.
It’ll do in a pinch when you just have to eat something or pass out in front of the BART station entrance. But it’s too expensive to make it a regular thing.

Donuts in the front. Burgers in the back.
The donuts: I’m hardly a connoisseur. But I do like vanilla. And I guess I like it on a fried piece of dough for less than a buck.
The burgers:

90 Cents for an original glazed donut. For that price, there shouldn’t have been a hole in the center.
Krispy Kremes sells their original glazed for 80 Cents. Hmm.
That being said, the original glazed was just as it should have tasted. The best part about this place is that it’s open ²⁴⁄₇ and it’s right in the middle of town.
Neato dood.

Their donuts are amazing, but somewhat overpriced. It’s okay though, because I eat here when I want a donut late-​night or early in the morning. I appreciate that their place is small, and that even though there are a lot of homeless people around the building, they are rarely inside.
The one thing I don’t like is that because some of their donuts are a little pricey, they won’t let you get a dozen with the filled ones, the French ones, or the long johns. Most places from back home would let you mix and match any of the donuts, and just make the dozen a little bit more expensive, like say $ 8.50. But here it’s $ 8 for a dozen I think so it worked out okay. You can buy the other ones extra.