Spudnuts Donuts

This is my new favorite donut place. The Nutella cronut left me speechless I’ve never had anything like it. They could use a lil décor update but the donuts are amazing so let’s be honest who cares bout the décor

The crullers are so good! I swear they just melt in your mouth. And they always have a good, fresh selection available.

I got the strawberry shortcake donut, which was so delicious. I was a little disappointed with the small variety, but maybe it was the time of day that I had gone. There isn’t much seating inside and it kind of looks a little run down but I will definitely be going back to try others.

Love this place! They never disappoint ;)
The doughnuts and breakfast sandwich’s are the absolute best! We also love the welcoming smiles from everyone who works there.

Go here. order things. eat the things. send me texts and photos of the things.
I’ve lived in the valley practically my entire life and never even knew about this place until recently. I was craving donuts and too far away from my other favorite donutery (you liked it).
Unilocal to the rescue.
Dear Spudnuts,
You are delicious. And, I cannot wait to be in the deep west end of the valley again to eat all of your donuts. All of em, you hear? Especially that delicious maple bar and nonsense wonderful lucky charms donut.
All of my love,
Tracy

I love anything Nutella and their Nutella donut is the bomb. I also enjoyed the maple glaze but not sure what’s up with the sprinkled donut holes. It was seriously gross, after eating one I felt a thick film at the roof of my mouth, like a pasty feeling. I ate the other good donut then went back for another hole and same thing. I couldn’t tell if it’s the sprinkles but I have to assume that was the problem. Whatever it was, they need to fix it because I’ve never had that taste before from a donut and it was off putting. I took a star off for that. Besides that, I hear they can custom make donuts for special occasions and intend to try that for my baby’s first birthday party.

If there are a lot of people, there will be some rush, so be ready with your order! Also, the drinks are not as fresh as i would like.

I had high expectations when I came here, I don’t live too far away. so making the trip would’ve been okay regardless. there was a small line when I came in and they didn’t have any specialties out, but as I was talking to the worker. she mentioned that they put them out later in the day when they are most convenient. I wondered what made this place the #1 donut shop in la. I can see why, the donuts are pretty self explanatory. they taste like regular donuts to me. but I guess they use a different flour in their dough. I got the crumb cake, blueberry, and cinnamon bun. the crumb cake was quite good and flavor was there. I always judge a place by its blueberry donut and this one didn’t have the blueberry hint that I was looking for. it was very light and I wish I tasted more from it. the cinnamon bun was huge! my god, but it was really good. I can’t wait to try their specially donuts

The 50% deal for Spudnuts isn’t useful whatsoever. 50% for one donut deal would go towards the donuts that you wouldn’t be going here for. It doesn’t apply to the Crossiants, Doughssants, and «specialty» such as the Maple Bacon or the Cornflakes donut.
When I came in for the first time, the lady who was attending was on a video chat with her relatives and unforunately paid more attention to her relatives during her work shift instead of her customers.
I came here for something new. I tried the Maple Bacon donut. It was unforunate that I couldn’t apply their discount and wasn’t satisfied whatsoever. It smelled old, the doughnut itself felt like it had either been sitting there for days, or it was poorly baked. The maple glaze itself felt old as it wasn’t as sweet as it should be. The bacon bits itself werent crunchy. They were soft and had a weird smell.
The place isnt as great as I thought it would be. The only thing it has going for them is their overpriced $ 5 Cronut. Yes, their cronuts and doughssaints (which had mixed berries and a soft crème inbetwewn) were soft and yummy, but thos place needs a maior makeover as the store itself felt dirty with flies flying around and all the other donuts not worth your time.

Wow. My coworker brought these donuts to work today, and I’d never heard of Spudnuts Donuts prior to this, so I decided to look them up online. Apparently it’s a donut chain in the valley that specializes in… potato flour donuts!!!
I grabbed a giant donut covered in crumb topping. This guy was such a monster that I decided to fork and knife it instead of just eating it with my hands.
When I cut into it, I could see how light and fluffy it was, with the generous crumb topping spilling out all over the place (thank goodness I had put it on a large plate to catch all of it), and I could see chunks of real apple slices inside.
Although I ended up with a sea of crumbs on my plate, it by no means detracted from all the crumb topping that still remained on top of the donut. How was this so? An endless plethora of crumb topping? Some enigmas will remain never to be solved.
Was this an apple pie donut? An apple fritter? Whatever it was, it was fresh, light, fluffy, and the perfect balance of springiness, chewiness, sweetness, glaze, and all around yummy. :)

I used to come here 20 years ago as a kid, and I’m surprised/​proud that it is still in business after all these years! I was driving by it one day and decided to check it out on a whim. I opened the Unilocal app beforehand to see what was good and apparently the owners make their own version of the cronut that they call a «doughssant».
The doughssant comes in a variety of flavors. I’ve tried the banana cream and nutella doughssants and both were delicious. I’ve had the original cronut (Dominic Ansel’s in NYC) and it is very different. The doughssant is still amazing, in it’s own way.
They also sell donuts here too. I tried the maple bacon donut and it was pretty good. Make sure that you heat it up before eating. The owner was really nice and hooked me up with some donut holes. They were bomb as well.

Best service I’ve ever received at a donut shop! I went in last night around 8PM, looking to try my first cronut (doughssant)! The lady was extremely helpful, even offering to help make fresh new ones according to non-​cronut flavors I was eyeing. She went above and beyond and made all of our orders fresh, even taking a banana in front of us to make the banana cream pie doughssant. Along with that, we got several other flavors: cookie butter (my favorite!), Oreo delight, and plain glazed! Super yummy and I wish I lived in SoCal because I would be back sooner!

If you have not tried this place, YOU ARE MISSING OUT!
Breakfast: They just started making a new version of their iced coffee and it is delicious! But more importantly, it does the job and keeps you awake!
They have a variety of glazed spudnut sandwiches which comes with egg, cheese, and either (sausage, bacon or ham). Go for the sausage! It sells out quick so it’s best to call in your order!
Lunch: Why not grab their version of cronuts! The strawberry is yummy or the banana nuttella. Just Do it!
Dinner: Green tea donuts.
Done deal!
Are you on a diet? Use this as a reward that you will earn during your «cheat day». It is worth it! It will keep your taste buds satisfied, your wallet will remain full since it’s cheap, and you will definitely feel rewarded after a good work out — Trust!
Writing this review is just making me crave it…
Unilocal, what time do they open?!

Eating donuts is one of my favorite hobbies. Visiting donut shops and trying their goodies is a beautiful thing. When I was researching which donut shops to try in the area, Spudnuts caught my eye. 4.5 stars out of over 125 reviews, I have to try this place. I actually bookmarked this location and the one in Northridge.
Found this Spudnuts location a bit hidden in the shopping plaza they were at. Was unable to spot them from Topanga Canyon Blvd. Had to make a U-​turn and drive around the plaza before finding them.
The shop is about the size of your typical Mom & Pop shop. A few display cases filled with good looking donuts plus a few tables to sit at and enjoy your treats. The shop was full of patrons when I arrived on a Sunday morning. The staff was quick to serve and polite also. Most everyone that morning must be regulars because the staff seemed to know them all. Customer service was 5 stars!
I decided to be good and only purchase two donuts. Prices ranged from 90 cents for cake donuts to $ 1.85 for fancies. $ 9 gets you a mixed dozen. Figured that if I really liked the donuts, I’d buy more after eating the two first.
Custard filled Chocolate donut was what I tried first. Tasted really good. Good ratio of custard to donut. Could not distinguish between the potato flour they use versus regular flour. To me, the donut just tasted yummy! (4 stars)
Blueberry filled donut was the other donut that I tried. It was my very first time eating a blueberry filled donut. Got to say that I was impressed! It was not overly sweet as compared to most other jelly filled donuts that I’ve eaten. This one was my favorite! (4.5 stars)
After eating, I wanted to buy more to take home. The line was too long, though. Decided that I would head on to Northridge and purchase there. Wrong decision because the donuts at that location did not taste as good.
When I am back in this area, stopping at this Spudnuts branch will be on top of my priority list! Cannot wait to try more of their goodies!

OK. I’ve been wanting to try the spudnut for a couple of years, and it’s kinda rare… at least on my journeys getting lost around LA, LOL!
Saw this one next to the Lowes and stopped in. The buttermilk bars and the cinnamon crunch donuts are really, really great. Nice. Pretty sweet, but very well done. Not super heavy.
If you order 6 they give you a free one, just what your hips need to fill out those skinny jeans, for sure.
The hubby liked ‘em so much he got a tummyache eating them all. (‘cept the one I scarfed.)
Seemed like they were made fresh, and the service was very friendly and quick.

I was lured to this place after dinner because I had turned to my trusty Unilocal app. A lot of other places were closed and I really wanted something sweet. The pictures looked really good. I must have stopped by on an off day because the donuts on display looked a bit old. They were not as appealing as the pictures. I quickly zoomed in on the cronut. I had never tried one and thought this would be a great time. With my Unilocal 50% check in reward I ordered a cronut, only to be told that it does not apply to the $ 4 cronut, only regular donuts. I was bothered! Then of course with no cash on hand I was notified that there is a $ 5min. I was bothered again. I added a bottle of water and I was able to purchase my cronut. It was okay definitely not worth the $ 4. Overall, the donuts seem ok. Not impressed!

Top o the morning my donuts and donettes! I had the pleasure of meeting the spudnut donut family located in Canoga Park! Whom Very kind and hospitable they have a nice wide variety of donuts, from fruity pebble covered glazed to speciality cronuts! I sampled a Green Tea donut which was deeeelicious, I was wary about the idea at first but it turned out to be refreshing and scrumptious! Finally, I was able to sample peanut butter stuffed donut holes! And I say its one my favorite takes on this classic! Make sure to stop by Spudnuts Donuts at 8225 Topanga Cyn Blvd, Canoga Park, California. The family service will warm your heart and their donuts will sweeten up your soul! Thank you again @spudnutsdonuts! I shall return for more! And bring friends!
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I’ve been to a fair share of donut shops and I’ll honestly say that this one’s at the top of my list. These donuts are fresh and tasty, and prices are reasonable. I believe the boxed variety pictured below was around $ 13.
I’ve tried their nutella, and banana & crème doughsant (cronut), but personally I preferred the banana & crème. It’s creamy and light and… just get it, you’ll thank me later (:
I also ordered a glazed, crumble, chocolate, apple fritter, plain and maple bacon. If you order 5 of these regular donuts, they’ll throw one in for free, which I thought was pretty sweet (pun intended).
My colleagues had nothing but positive things to say about all the donuts. I think the chocolate was the least favorite, because it didn’t compare to the nutella doughsant everyone was taking a piece of. The maple bacon was a huge hit!
I bet they would have liked the banana & crème doughsant too, but it was too good to share ;)

GREAT name for a business, especially since you don’t know what they sell without the Donuts after it.
:Hey, Beavis… they said spudNUTS… hu-​hu:
OK, I have that bad joke out of my system.
Honestly, one of the best doughnut places I’ve been. AND, there’s currently a Unilocal check-​in special.

Yesterday I was sent on a doughnut mission by a sick dad who was craving some sugar doughnuts. I had to run to Vons, and he was expecting supermarket doughnuts, but I had to do better than that. A quick Unilocal search of the neighborhood I was going to be in showed that Spudnuts was close/​open/​had good reviews (besides the cronutty ones that had mixed reviews).
For $ 7 I walked out with 6 doughnuts (3 sugar, 2 sprinkle, 1 raspberry jelly) and a Thai iced tea. Everything was super yummy & the Thai tea was thankfully not loaded down with ice.
Service was also super friendly, and parking was plentiful. From the direction I was heading Spudnuts was hidden away, but it’s basically across from the McDonalds. I would return.