Henry’s Donuts

I had a bad craving for doughnuts late at night so we came in at about 8pm. Parking lot was empty and no one was here besides us. The lady came out and just stood there. No «hello» greeting or anything. We decided to go with the 6 doughnut deal. I asked the lady if the glazed looking doughnuts had jelly filling in them and she said one did and one didn’t. They actually both had filling in them :(Also, the cinnamon roll maple doughnut is just a maple doughnut with light cinnamon in the middle. We wanted an extra doughnut, making it 7 instead of 6 and the employee acted like it was the most complicated/​annoying thing to do. I know it was later in the night but the doughnuts were just OK and the selection wasn’t that great either. We won’t be coming back.

Very spensive and small I preffer QFC 6.99 dozen! I pay in herrys donuts to much money for very small donuts 14.99 is hight price for regular donuts I never back there, no BATTROOMS TOOO,

Love Henry’s Donuts! Used to live in NW Everett and I’d often use Broadway instead of Colby to go downtown simply to stop by Henry’s.
Only reason four instead of five stars is they’re always short supplied when I go there :) What’s available is outstanding, but, it’s rare I’m just after baking. I believe baking schedule used to coincide with the Carrier Lincoln, Boeing and mill.
Still stop frequently when in Everett.

Cheap and fresh, Henry’s donuts are a great way to start any morning. Anytime I’ve been there, the cases are well stocked with great choices.

I dig me some Henry’s Donuts, and I especially dig me some Henry’s donuts when they’re fresh out of the oven or fryer or whatever, even though it’s 9 pm! What a score.
This location has super sweet people behind the counter (and, of course, super sweet donuts behind the counter), and groovy old-​school seating.
I know I’m in the minority here but I LOVE LOVE LOVE lemon-​filled donuts, and Henry’s lemon-​filled is unlike any I’ve had; instead of being a little pillow of pastry covered in powdered sugar and packed with a lemon curd filling, Henry’s gives you something more resembling a tiny volcano with cool, lemony lava flowing out of the top, and it was fantastic!
I failed my Unilocaler’s duty to take a picture of this wonderful donut before eating it, so I guess I’ll have to go back for another… y’know, for posterity…

Be sure they put what you ordered in the box when you choose your orders or you’ll be paying for what you already paid for. READ ON. My son made his choices for his box and I made my choices for my box. After we left, a few blocks down the road, my son brings it to my attention after opening his box that his full order isn’t in his box. We immediately turned around and returned to Henry’s. I asked her where were the rest of the doughnuts that were set off to the side when my son made his choices that were not in the box which I paid for. She apologized because she knew she was wrong. She should have placed all of the doughnuts that was ordered in the box. I STILL HAD TO PAY for the doughnuts that weren’t in my sons box that he initially ordered even though I provided a receipt of purchase. My concern is how often they do this to other customers. Plus be prepared for a 50 cent extra charge using your credit card for purchases.

Cash only. Not a friendly mom and pop shop. Donuts are not memorable. I’d pass on this place and head to the Dutch bakery in Marysville.

Awesome apple fritter. The kids loved their maple bar, butterfly, and hot chocolates. All good here!

***WARNING***
No restrooms for customers to use. The person didn’t speak or understand English very well, which made it difficult to order, or ask where we might find another restroom. The donuts were sub-​par. I won’t be going back again

One of the better donut shops in everett, however the local costumers who hang out ruin it for our family. They rudely take up every table, 2 people to a table, so there is no room for anyone else to sit down. We love to get donuts at Henry’s, but are always forced to leave by the «regulars».

We went in today to pick up some donuts for our daughter’s family to cheer them up. We had never been to Henry’s but thought this would be a place to get some good donuts, not just the usual grocery store fare. Andrew, who wrote a review on this place as well, has it right – «service is unconcerned and uncaring.» We wanted only 6 donuts, but when they started packing them on top of each other in a little sack, we changed the order to a dozen, hoping to get a box that would not have the donuts all mangled together. Advertised price is $ 5.49 for 6 donuts, $ 10.99 for 12. We paid $ 14, so obviously there was more charge on a few of their donuts (such as the bacon topped maple bar), but that was not explained to us. Then when we were presented the small box (donuts on top of each other), the guy went around the corner to his cash register and just looked at us. We waited to hear what we needed to pay him, but he just nodded at us to come over to him! We walked around the counter to pay for the donuts. Perhaps the donuts are awesome, but their service is far from!!! Next time I’ll go to the grocery store or look for another shop!

We were going to go to a place closer to us for donuts, but it was closed for Memorial Day. My wife remember this place from a while back so we drove a longer way to DT Everett to try it. There were pretty busy, but not crazy. Their service is fast, maybe too fast if you point at something they might get it for you and you won’t want it. Just tell them exactly what you want and they’ll get for you in a jiffy. They have all kinds of donuts, even maple bacon bars, and they area always making fresh ones. They also have muffins, scones, danishes, cookies and even ham and cheese croissants. Plus they have a large selection of drinks. I like these family owned mom and pop places as opposed to chains. Decent prices too. enjoy!

Fresh fluffy and tasty doughnuts here. Not expecting the pushy but nice Asian lady’s at a place called Henry’s, but that’s part of the intrigue at this divey little place. Certainly not fancy like a «Frost» in Mill Creek, but if u want to order a quick, tasty, and inexpensive dozen you should come here! A tip regarding AMEX… it says visa or MasterCard only on a sign in the store. However, they ran my fiancés AMEX without a hitch. Wish I would have known that when I was trying to by a dozen two days in a row earlier that week. Would have saved me some time on the expense report later. Now you know!

You just can’t go wrong with a Henry’s donut-​However, you might have to wait for one. If the display case is bare when you visit, just return in an hour or two, and it will be full of delectable morsels of goodness.

I’d call myself a lifetime member, 20+ years back to when Lee was running the ship. Donuts are excellent, plus some milk and a dozen donut holes always hits the spot. Could use some upkeep, but the old time feel is also part of what make this place special to me ;)

wow… what great doughnuts in a sh@!hole location. we were hesitant to enter this makeshift «shack» as a transient was outside asleep and another one was eating a doughnut inside. but OMG the doughnuts are AMAZING. we tried 6 different ones, and all were superb! yum yum yum! lady who helped was nice enough. we will be back!

I was lured in by decent reviews and pictures of full cases of donuts. I figured a ²⁴⁄₇ donut shop would have donuts; I’ve live in much worse places that have fully stocked ²⁴⁄₇ donut shops. So, not having a reason to think otherwise, I packed up the Fam in the early evening for a donut run and find only a few varieties to choose from. Most of the items in the sparsely stocked case appeared to be quite old. I selected the freshest looking item and candidly it was very good. The other donuts, while pretty old, were passable. A scone was purchased, a couple bites taken and promptly discarded. It wasn’t a scone, but an over baked flavorless blueberry bread. So. .. To summarize: 1) A ²⁴⁄₇ donut shop should have a selection of fresh donuts ²⁴⁄₇. If it can’t be done, that’s cool, close up and reopen in the morning. Anything less is breaking the implied promise made by the sign. 2) Don’t buy scones at Henry’s! The donuts have potential, but it seems that’s about as much as what the staff in Everett can handle.

Completely unassuming spot with really great donuts. Take your time to look at the options and decide, even though you will feel a little rushed by the ladies working the counter.
We tried the apple fritter, cinnamon sugar, lemon filled, and one other variety. They were all delicious and fresh. The donuts are not huge here, so one person can comfortably eat two.
Coming from Chicago, the land of overpriced and overly fancy donuts, my jaw literally dropped when I was told it would be $ 8.25 for our four donuts and two coffees. So yea, they are cheap too! Bring cash, since they don’t accept credit cards.

I was treated extremely rudely because I tried to be a Good Samaritan and help another customer pay for their order. She rudely told me I was talking to him ma’am I was like ok… I’m trying to help him pay for his order like WOW

Standard local bakery. Although I think they have multiple locations.
Can’t say much about this place except they are open ²⁴⁄₇. Donuts are so-​so and moderately price. Not sure about cleanliness though. But it serves it purpose for fatties like me.