Perfect Donuts

For a late snack on the most popular donut expect to pay.
Donut holes and one apple fritter will set you back $ 4.
Can’t say they are fresh or busy as you only see one customer and 1 attendant.
Too bad you can’t get a donut deal like you can on coffee after 2 at most Starbucks!

Ew. This place is so over priced and there is nothing great let alone perfect about this place.
Let’s start with the fact that I bought a Thai Tea Boba and a Chocolate croissant and it was $ 8.50. WHAT??? You are a goddam donut shop in the hood. WTF?
Croissant was $ 3.50 and it sucked. Boba was $ 4.50 then $.50 to use your ATM.
The tea I saw him heating up in the microwave. The croissant was there for who knows how long.
You can do what you want… but I personally won’t ever be back.

You’ve got to be kidding me. Someone needs to explain to me what «perfect» in perfect donuts means.
Starts of simple, walk in, the lady seemed a bit rude, but whatever that’s not important. Asked her for 2 strawberry smoothies and a croissant. No croissants at the moment. Ok whatever, saw a cool looking donut, asked what was inside she said chocolate, so I got one.
Final price for 2 smoothies and a small donut — $ 14
Seems a bit steep but it’s no big deal. All that aside, let’s talk about what really is the big deal.
A. The smoothies were not smoothies. She made me 2 strawberry shakes, with milk and ice cream. All I wanted was just blended strawberries and ice, is that too much to ask for?
B. The donut she gave me was stale as stale gets. We’re talking rock hard, I think I chipped a tooth. It literally crumbled as I ate it.
C. This one is my favorite! There was no chocolate in the donut. It was sugar, brown sugar. Not a drop of chocolate. I mean come on!
It’s almost as if I went in to get a healthy morning snack and ended up getting the COMPLETE opposite. I don’t know why so many people come here. I honestly don’t know how one person posted their donuts always being «fresh» clearly people just don’t know what fresh means.
Not a chance in hell I’m coming back here. I would rather (dare i say it) go to McDonalds then come here again. I’m just kidding, lol, I’d probably just starve.

Their coffee station is great u get a lot of options for your creamer and their bagel breakfast is really good. Overall the ladies are very nice and make you feel welcomed.

best donuts every time. I love coming her early in the morning getting me my chocolate twist and a drink. mmm good!

First off, $ 9.75 for a dozen donuts is ridiculous. But really I would’ve been okay with it if the donuts were actually good. The size of the donuts also seem to be just a tad bit smaller than they should be. Also the lady who helped me was very rude.
When I first walked in I went up to the cash register where the lady was standing, all I got was a simple «what» no good morning; hello; or how can I help you.
Then before I could choose which donuts I wanted she already put a couple in which I did not want. When I was choosing other donuts she kept on insisting I take some of these chocolate donuts she was probably trying to get rid of.
I definitely will not be returning here.

If you want good coffee and donut, this is the place. It’s basic. It’s not anything fancy. It’s your mom and pop donut place. But their donuts are so fresh. I usually get the glazed one and you can tell they just made it that morning.
I love donuts and eat a lot of them. So trust me when I say this place is good!

Worst customer service ever. Go somewhere else, tons of other donut shops pick another.

I love coming here for donuts, croissants & bagels! Super delicious and very inexpensive. The first time I tried one of their turkey croissants, I was in Heaven. The croissants taste amazing!
The customer service is great, very nice staff. I come here very often, and they’re always wonderful.

This place is the sh*t!
Open late
Bomb donuts
Very large and tasty breakfast sandwich
Lots of drink/​smoothie choices
Do we need anything else haha?

Blech. Maybe it was because we were there close to the end of the day, but the donuts we got didn’t taste very fresh at all. Also, the coffee was terrible and they don’t have a public restroom. The proprietor actually told us to go use the one at El Pollo Loco across the parking lot, AFTER we bought stuff from him!

They’re alright. Unilocal really needs a 3 ½ star review.

OH MY WORD — Apple fritter heaven.
When my sweet tooth starts aching, I head up to Perfect Donuts for an apple fritter ($ 2 for a HUGE fritter) and a thai shake ($ 4, but where else would you get this!?). Their donut twists aren’t super special or anything (how else can you make a donut twist?), but I can really only comment on the apple fritter and the thai shake, which both live up to their namesake — PERFECT.

I spotted this place one morning and decided to make a quick right turn. My purpose was to get my hot coffee and bagels for my officemates. The asian lady was very quick and friendly. I was done in less than 3 minutes!
Nothing is special about the place but they offer all kinds of drinks according to their menu. Their coffee was too weak for me but I got a large one.

I can only comment on the apple fritters, but my fiancée drives 15 minutes just to get me one of these babies. And we have a donut shop on the corner!

Seriously, this is the ONLY place and I mean ONLY place where I can get a Thai Shake. Yes, it’s a thai iced tea but in milk shake form. Yup, it’s heaven on a hot summer day. Granted it is $ 4, but I would spend that price at Starbucks for a frap so it works out.
Plus, you gotta love that this place is open 24 hours. So, if you have a craving for a milk shake… like I do RIGHT NOW! You can go over there. Also, don’t forget to bring cash because they don’t take plastic. I love getting the donut holes too because they are like fluffy glazed little pillows. Mmmm… sounds so yummy right now. :)
NOTE: If this sounds more like dessert, then eat at the 24 hour Subway next door. After, head here for dessert. LOL

Really good bagel sandwiches and they have a Thai shake! Perfect. I have not seen a Thai shake anywhere else (instead of milk, they put vanilla ice cream). Also it’s a donut place, you wouldn’t expect some delicious sandwiches, and yet they have them anyway. Any place that puts avocado in anything is a plus. Only downside is some of the sketch people who come in here, but that can’t be helped I suppose.

«Perfect» Donuts? Well, «perfect» is subjective, ain’t it? One man’s perfect can be another’s «please rip this deep-​fried bit of dough outta my mouth before I am sent on my way to see Saint Peter.»
Perhaps that’s too much drama for donuts.
Anyway, the donuts here suit me just fine. There’s always a full selection when I pull up at about 6:00 AM. I’m particularly partial to the buttermilk bars, glazed and chocolate, and they do them right here.
I can’t speak for the coffee (don’t drink it), or the smoothies, or the breakfast sandwiches, or anything but the donuts… and the service, which is quick and friendly.

I’m not really concerned with what they’re called. They could name themselves «shittiest donut» and I’d still frequent their establishment because IT IS GOOD and the service is lovely (though I don’t know why someone would name their shop «shittiest donut.»).
I live in Ventura, but when I’m visiting my boo down in Van Nuys, we stop here for breakfast croissants. I come only on weekends, but they know my face by heart and always greet me with a, «Hello! How you been?»
I recommend the breakfast sandwich on a croissant or wheat bagel. They steam the eggs which makes them so delightfully fluffy; now, add turkey, avo, tomato, lettuce, all this on top of a moist croissant or Bagel, and you have yourself an orgasmic morning sammy.
Other Perks:
*open 24 hours
*friendly service
*donuts. The donuts aren’t perfect, as the sign suggests, but the coffee is close to, and the donuts, well, they’re pretty darn good.
Not so perky:
*homeless guys will occasionally ask for money out front, and the parking lot is kinda not-​so-​perfect, but that’s not the fault of this little shop.

There’s a lot of self-​imposed pressure in naming your business «Perfect — — -«. I don’t know if the owner is an over-​achiever who finds it helpful to set personal goals and then put them on a giant sign on their storefront, or if it was just the only adjective not previously taken by another donut store in the area (USA!, Fresh, Daily, etc), but I gotta say… not a perfect donut. A very good donut, though! Chocolate frosted, tasted fresh…
It wasn’t the most organized of shops, and the self-​serve coffee could have been hotter, but there was a nice selection, and a sweet «neighborhood» feel. While I was there I heard the owner (?) call at least two customers by name when they walked in, which is always nice. All in all, not a perfect donut store, but certainly a perfectly good one.