Coco Donuts

LOVE this donut shop! Everything I’ve had is really delicious and they make kolaches! Kolaches are really popular in my home state of Texas but I hardly see them elsewhere.

The donuts are yummy, reasonably priced, I have not tried the cronuts yet but I will sure come back and get those next time. The best part is that they offer a punch card, for every 10 dozen you buy you get a free dozen.

The best one is red velvet or red velvet with strawberry glaze yum! Love this place, usually not too busy, affordable and my kids love the donut holes.

The cronut was delicious. However, the apple fritters are not the best. Fried sugar mixed in cake flour. The woman working in the woman behind the counter quote me a price about $ 3.00 for the cronuts. Not worth the price.

Just moved to an office around the block from here and so happy to have found this place! The doughnuts are delicious, fresh, and not greasy. Service was fast. The only thing I wish is that they had signs for what’s available because after asking about 5 different ones, you start to feel like you’re annoying the counter staff. Also, bring cash if you’re buying under $ 5 worth.
Can’t wait to go back next week!

Great donuts, great service. Well worth the effort it took to get there at 5am! Get the dough-ssaints…you won’t regret it!!!

I’ve never been inside to pick up doughnuts, only ever had what my boyfriend brought home. I’ve been less than satisfied with any of the doughnuts. They are all dry and not very flavorful. Nothing pleasing about them at all. I am definitely a fan of other places in town. Or even the doughnuts at gas stations.

what happened!!! This used to be my go to place for donuts. The last two times I went the staff was not friendly like they used to be and a lot of the donuts (chocolate glaze, powdered sugar doughsant) were no longer available (I was there at 6am). The twist and the free donut holes they give you are dry and not fresh like before. Guess it’s time to find a new place…

Coco Donuts are very yummy! My daughter and I stopped today for their infamous Cronut, or as Coco’s calls it a Dough’sant, a flaky donut crossed with a croissant. My daughter had a sugar donut and myself also tried the chocolate covered Boston cream filled donut. Donuts are bigger then your typical donut shop and there is one as big as your face! My daughter kept saying «Wow!». The lady behind the counter made a fresh pot of coffee for me. She is very pleasant and patient and quick. This place is very busy. She gave extra donuts to people who bought more then a dozen donuts. Sweet! Yum!

Excellent little donut shop right by my house. I stop here about once a month to bring donuts and cronuts to the office and everyone loves them. Service is always great and fast.
While the selection is standard, the quality is always great. Thick, soft inside, crunchy outside, good balance of the icing /​toppings.
It’s true that coffee isn’t their thing. But it’s not really the type of place to sit and sip coffee with your donut anyway. Grab ‘em to go.

Had to get my cronut (they call them doughsants just fyi) fix before heading over to Chiya. I went with a mini sugar coated doughsant as well as a regular raspberry filled donut. Deegan decided on a chocolate sprinkles and pink sprinkles. She also threw in some donut holes which I thought was super nice. Deegan gets a kick out of how small they are, he says «look mom these are my size.»
The mini size doughsant was actually perfect for me. I wasn’t extremely full, but very satisfied. I love it coated in sugar as well. (The more sugar the better)
I will be back for more if I get up early enough that is.

Place was clean and simple. It was a nice looking donut shop, however, the donuts do not seem fresh. The place didn’t smell like fresh donuts were baking and the half dozen of cake donuts I got doesn’t seem fresh. They don’t have a lot of specialty donuts either, but a bunch of cake donuts which I loved.
It was alright. Alright for 5.50 for the half dozen I bought. The service was nice, the place was decent, and the donuts were alright.

Mmmmm Donuts or is it Mmmm Cronuts?
What we have here is a locally owned Donut shop that has a few twists. Cronuts seem to be the speciality here at Coco. With a thicker and dense donut experience that isn’t your average donut experience. I’d be lying if I had said I’ve hadn’t had something very similar before but Cronuts just seem so familiar to something else. And I can’t put my finger on it.
Service here was great, the gentleman explaining he was from Chicago and had been out here for a while. The establishment was clean from top to bottom. With the positioning of the building they have had to throw up a heavy tint so please don’t think they are close, in which I have made this mistake before.
Overall presentation and service is of a high standard but it just doesn’t compare to Pinkbox. Maybe I’m a little piggy knowing that if I’m going to eat something bad I like to go all the way. Coco isn’t a bad donut place and if your not into the heavier pork pig donuts that I’m into I’d gladly recommend Coco

There are numerous places that have knockoffs of the real cronut here in the 702.
I came here one afternoon in hopes of trying Coco’s version.
I was in luck as I grabbed the last two– a vanilla and a blueberry Dough’ssant
as well as a blueberry cake donut and a twist glazed donut. After sampling each one, I felt that in the end, the dough’ssant had a pretty good texture, but was a tad too sweet for my liking. The other Items we sampled were good, but not the best.
If I had a choice between Pinkbox and Coco, I would definitely prefer Coco… who knows, I may give Coco another try one day… maybe. ALOHA!!!
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Unilocal 365 CHALLENGE 2014−(56 /​365) «Not Too Loco For Coco»

Feeling the need to sample more than one donut shop while in Vegas I went to Coco Donuts after getting a dozen at Pinkbox.
Evening it out with «only» a half dozen here, the selection while not as vast, still delicious.
Custard filled cronut, clearly the star of the show here, perfect in every way, from the crunch, to the custard to the glaze, amazing!
Apple cinnamon, blueberry glazed, crème filled, crumb cake and a fabulous buttermilk bar also did not dissapoint!
The owner is super nice and threw in some donut holes, cute, clean shop, worth a stop, it is about 15 minutes east of the strip.
Seems like Vegas has some outstanding donut options, more trips planned soon!

I wasn’t as impressed as everyone else… maybe because I went later in the day? I will try them out again earlier in the day though, and update. So we got a Sugar, Cinnamon Crunch, Apple filled Cinnamon Crunch, Chocolate dipped Buttermilk bar, French Cruller, and Cream filled Cronut.
The woman at the counter was friendly. Prices on par with most good donut joints.
She threw in a few Glazed donut holes!
The sugar donut was the best of what I got, soft and yummy. The Buttermilk bar was gross. Not too many places know how to make a good light and airy French Cruller… they are the closest to what I look for, not too shabby. The rest of the donuts were just average. I’ve had better Cronuts elsewhere as well.
I would stop by PinkBox before I came here again, since they are so close in proximity. But I will give it another try at some point.

I’ve been hearing about this doughnut place from several people. It’s close to my office but farther than Pink Box. For some reason and in my opinion, if PB had a baby with Ronald’s, Coco’s would’ve been it… this is a good thing. The quality and flavor of doughnuts is similar to that of Ronald’s…with fancy location, packaging and they take debit/​credit cards as PB.
I may have went overboard with the doughnuts. I bought one of each flavor they had. 3 boxes and $ 47 later… I didn’t know what to do with all the doughnuts I just bought. I ate 3…33 more to go! So, I called my friends and we had a doughnut/​cronut party… I’ll never let my friends go hungry! We attacked the 6 cronuts: glazed, glazed with cream, chocolate, maple, cinnamon sugar and powdered sugar. We had a system down — from the most basic to the most complicated. That system was magic!
Their doughnuts are fluffy and soft. The cake, buttermilk, fritter and old-​fashioned were good. This blueberry doughnut had real blueberries and tastes somewhat like bubblegum. Yum! Cronut-​wise, I liked the glazed and the cinnamon sugar the most. Surprisingly, I didn’t like their chocolate glazed doughnut and that’s my favorite. Not enough chocolate glaze.
The nice thing about Coco’s is that they have cronuts early in the morning. PB serves theirs at 9am and it doesn’t always work for everyone. However, a friend told me that he went a few hours after I did and there were no cronuts available because some lady bought 3 boxes of them. It’s also not crazy-​busy and cramped at Coco’s. And they have stamp cards! I suggested that to PB a long time ago but oh well…

Coco Donuts is locally owned and opened recently. After seeing the pictures on Unilocal,I just had to try one of their cronuts! Walking in there was a nice sweet smell in the air and the inside was clean and colorful. I saw there were cronuts left and asked the woman behind the counter to go over the flavors with me, which she did and explained the prices. Hubby and I chose to get a ½ dozen donuts and a cronut to try.
I chose the «Raspberry Cronut» priced at $ 3 and wasn’t crazy about it. The icing was just too overly sweet and the raspberry filling reminded me of Welch’s jelly. I could only eat a couple of bites because it was just too sweet. The cronut was also tough and not flaky like I’d imagined. If this is what Dominique Ansel’s taste like, I’m not missing out. Next time I will try one without icing and see how it is.
–Raspberry Filled… Same Welch’s style jelly and the glaze was just too sweet.
–Apple Filled… This one was good. There was a good amount of tasty apples in the center and the donut was very soft.
–Sugar Twist… Very soft and good, but nothing spectacular.
–Cinnamon Roll… Soft, a bit too sweet and again, nothing spectacular.
–Chocolate Long John… This was very soft and delicious. It was also a decent size.
–Chocolate Iced Bavarian Cream… The bavarian cream had no flavor, but the rest of the donut was good.
The donuts here are very, very soft. They are also a good size for the price, but this is just an average donut shop to me. Nothing really stood out and even though I love sweets, too many of the donuts here were just too sweet for me. The woman behind the counter was nice enough to give is 4 donut holes to try and again, they were melt in your mouth soft, but the glazed were just too sweet while the cinnamon sugar believe it or not was perfect. They have a punch card so if you are here buying donuts by the dozen the card will benefit you. The regular donuts are currently 95 cents each and the coffee prices $ 1.75 — $ 2.50 so I plan on stopping back by and trying out the coffee with a different cronut or donut to see what it’s like.
Half Dozen $ 5.50 — $ 5.75
One Dozen $ 9.50 — $ 9.95
Specialty and Fancy donuts range from $ 1 — $ 3.50 each.
Monday — Friday: 5 am — 6:30 pm or sell out
Saturday — Sunday: 5 am — 3 pm or sell out

I came in with an apple fritter craving, but when I saw the creations inspired by Dominique Ansel’s cronut, I had to try one out. I’ve had a few of these around town, and I definitely think Coco’s version is the best! They make a few flavors with different glazes and fillings, and the texture is great. It’s tender and buttery like a croissant, with a crisp exterior and really nice layers that pull apart easily. I saw chocolate glazed, strawberry glazed, and jelly filled, but I selected one coated with cinnamon sugar and filled with Bavarian cream. There wasn’t a lot of cream because it is piped into the side of the pastry instead of layered like a cake, but I prefer the small amount. It doesn’t call for a knife and fork that way, and the croissant dough is so moist that a ton of cream isn’t necessary.
The cinnamon sugar coating reminded me of a churro, so this was actually a churrsant. That word sounds really ridiculous because you have to roll your rrrrrrr’s and then pronounce –sant like a French person. You should try it! Their hot coffee is decent, but not very bold. I had to add cream and sugar. I also picked up an apple fritter for my husband and some munchkins (doughnut holes) for my little munchkin. They make all the classic varieties and everything on display looked great and very fresh. I’m just surprised the neighboring police department went without a doughnut shop close by for so long.

Yay! A great donut shop just up the street from me!
Uh oh, this may be bad for my waistline!
Coco Donuts is a cute little donut shop just off of W. Cheyenne. I happened to notice it on my way to the grocery store and I just had to investigate the place. I am so happy I did because Coco Donuts is a great donut shop! Let me tell you why:
1. The customer service is AMAZING! I walked in and was greeted with a gigantic smile and a very happy and genuine, «How are you?» This is the way to get my attention and my business for sure. The lady working the counter was so cheerful and a pleasure to deal with. There were so many sweet options, I was a little overwhelmed. She was offering advice and totally selling me on some of her fantastic donuts. I love this store just for her now! It seems so rare to get awesome customer service these days that when I do get it, I am shocked/​pleased/​mind-​blown all rolled up into one. Yay for happy people and good customer service! Coco’s definitely gets a bonus star for customer service!
2. The store’s selection! This shop is all about the classic donuts you have always known and loved. Yes, every now and then I want a crazy donut with ridiculous toppings, but usually I just want a really good glazed donut or a chocolate covered twist. Yummm. This shop is filled with the oldies but goodies like glazed, maple, coconut, cinnamon crumb, blueberry, sugar, and of course chocolate covered. This is just the tip of the iceberg of their selection. They had at least 20 varieties when I was there and that was at the end of the day! I can’t wait to check it out earlier in the day to see even more varieties. And for your croissant lovers, they have them too!
3. The the donuts! First off, they are huge! The circle donuts were easily the size of a CD and at least 1.5 in thick. The bar style are at least 6in long and the same height. Seriously big donuts. The donuts are light and airy, but with substance behind it. They hold up to the toppings, but then almost melt in your mouth when you bite into them. I had a maple bar and it was delish. I stole a bite of my hubby’s chocolate covered twist and it was delightful. I also snuck a bite of my daughter’s sprinkle donut and it was like a party in my mouth. (You would think I would be 700lbs always stealing bites of their food, but that is a topic for another day!) These are really great tasting donuts. Woohoo for tasty treats!
4. The prices! 1 donut starts at $.95, ½ dozen starts at $ 5.50 and a dozen starts at $ 9.50. As for the crossaints, they were $ 1.50-$ 2.95. Pretty decent prices for really good quality donuts and croissants. They also have coffees, teas, hot chocolate, and other drinks starting at $ 1.50, so you can get a fun, sugary snack for super cheap!
5. They have cronuts! I Cronuts are all the rage right now and usually hard to find, but not at Coco Donuts! They have several varieties from plain, chocolate covered, cream filled, just to name a few. I had a glazed one and found it quite tasty. I am not a cronut-​a-​holic like many people, but I do think that Coco has had the best that I have tried to date.
So the donuts are yummy, the staff is friendly, and the prices are reasonable. This shop is a home run in my book!