Dulce Donuts

Amazing donuts!!! Reminds me of the California donuts that I really can’t find out here. I got a custard filled which was good but the cinnamon roll was melt in your mouth amazing. The scale might hate me but I can’t wait to go back.

I have gone to Dulce doughnuts 4 times this month. The customer service is great. The doughnuts & iced coffee are very good.
What keeps me coming back are their ham & cheese croissants. They’re also open 24 hours a day so I’m sure I will visit this location when I need something good to eat.
Do not pass on their selection of food they also have ice cream & smoothies.
Thank you dulce doughnuts I will be back soon.

Once again never fails. Never go in hungry you might just come out with 4 dozen donuts for only 4 people. :)

This place used to be Winchell’s for years which I love. We ordered a dozen of fresh, tasty donuts. I didn’t see the cream cheese or apple fritter but I will be back again when I’m craving fresh, sweet donuts. A little further from home but worth the drive– great location! Customer service was nice :)

By far my favorite donuts in town. I’ve tried plenty of other places that are recommended, and I’m always comparing them to these. Nobody is as good. The donuts here are always very fresh, and cooked in fresh oil. The texture is so nice and light, with no gross waxy feeling in your mouth like so many other donut places. I LOVE the regular twists, and the apple ones are to die for! I’ve learned my lesson, from now on, this is always my go-​to donut shop! Always extremely friendly staff, too! You get an A+ from this Unilocaler!

I bought 3 dozen donuts and they were a hit at work with the employees. After winchells’ closed across from the 4 seasons all hope of eating donuts at at work banished. However, these are fresh and delicious either bought at 6pm or 10:20 pm. Great service and again, top notch tasty donuts.

By far the best doughnut place in town. It’s a little far from where I live but always worth the drive. I always get the fritters and cheese cake. Everything is delicious.

The first thing you notice when you show up here is the great selection of donuts, the second thing is how nice the guy behind the counter is…
Whether it is a hot coffee or iced coffee, they hook it up and if a donut isn’t the sweet treat you are looking for they also serve ice cream.

Went here since coffee at 7 – 11 and McDonalds is awful around here. Their donuts were decent & coffee was good. Its sad they don’t get more business because they’re good for the price! Family ate most of the donuts quickly. & coffee was strong. Give it a shot! Sure is better than the surrounding coffee shops.

Dutch Chocolate #Herbalife Protein Shake Yum!!! Next time French Vanilla. They also have other flavors. They are a part of Rebel Nutrition now. Yeah!!!

It’s an okay place. Don’t have the French which is my favorite. Nice people. 99 cents for a glazed donut.

As with most donut places, come early for the best selection– snagged the last apple fritter just after 11AM on a weekend, only the top row of the pastry case was full though.
Mixed feelings about the goods here. Apple fritter has amazing texture and exterior, great cinnamon-​infused flavor, but little to no apples! A travesty! The maple bar, my usual pick for donut shops, was dry and sad.
Props for NOT being a cash-​only business. Interior is clean, menu also has breakfast sandwiches, muffins, and coffee beverages.

My favorite donut place! I buy two dozen once a week for my workplace at around 8pm and once at 2am and they are always fresh and delicious! They are open 24 hours which is convenient for my work hours. They always give me at least 14 to a dozen! Co-​workers say they are the best donuts they’ve had in a long time! They are quality, old-​fashion style made donuts and they have a larger selection of types than I’ve seen at most donut places. They are also on the large side, especially the buttermilk bars! No one can resist them when they see them!

Items Sampled:
Buttermilk Bar
Raised Glazed
Cruller
Chocolate Cake
Sour Cream Old Fashioned
Apple Fritter
Always happy to support locally grown businesses a two stop breakfast run on Decatur was planned prior to a Saturday meeting, the first stop for shared provisions at 24-​hour Dulce Donuts where a half dozen for myself and a dozen for the crowd set me back a mere $ 12.50, the owner even kicking in a bonus cup of coffee in thanks for a $ 1 tip. Calling a day in advance to find out when fresh donuts were most likely and told they were baked throughout the day but «almost always hot at 5:00am» it was just after 5:30 that I arrived and true to word, three varieties were warm to the touch as a pair of men prepared more through a semi-​translucent window and starting with this trio the old adage about the early bird getting the worm again proved true; the sour cream a supple sugary meltaway, the fritter’s exterior crunch giving way to light cinnamon folded with apples, and the simple glazed a yeasty pillow amongst the best in Sin City. Fairing less well but still well made the cruller was a bit soft and although eggy inside certainly not meeting the high bar set by Donut Hut while the buttermilk bar was tangy beneath but unfortunately left from an earlier batch and simply dull in comparison to the sour cream — a factor of temperature, I’m nearly certain. Moving last to the chocolate cake, sampled later in the day, it was actually this version that one of my colleagues raved about during our meeting but for myself I found the flavors a bit artificially sweet… deferring all but a bite in favor of another half of a fritter, now cooled but still excellent.

There is nothing remarkable about Dulce Donuts. On the other hand, there isn’t anything terrible about the place. They have a decent selection of donuts and service is usually quick. The coffee has a tendency to be overdone, but it will work in a pinch.
What I really love about Dulce is that they are a locally owned business that is serving a neighborhood that has lost many national chains. That alone is enough motivation for me to stop in for the occasional sweet treat.

While hanging out with friends and one of them being pregnant, a craving for donuts happened when I brought up trying Ronald’s Donuts. It was after midnight and Ronald’s was closed when we drove by so I remembered that the old Winchell’s (winchell’s is now across the street) was now a new place called Dulce Donuts. After seeing on Unilocal that it was open 24 hours we were fast on our way.
Upon entering Dulce there was nobody up front. Soon a man came out and was quick to help us. He was very friendly and spoke in English to me and in Spanish to one of my friends. The selection looked appetizing and the prices seemed fair. A half dozen is $ 4.99 plus tax and a full bakers dozen is $ 7.99 plus tax. I was super stoked to see they had Anderson Dairy milk! Major score!
We sat at a table to sample the donuts and I wish we didn’t. The store was pretty filthy. I was torn on giving 3 stars or 4 stars because of the cleanliness but I really did enjoy the service and most importantly the donuts and chocolate milk!
I noticed on the menu they also offer breakfast sandwiches and coffees.

Having a pregnant wife has caused me to find donuts at rare times and this just happened to be open when one of those donut cravings came along. When we arrived here it was quite except for the Mexican music bumping from the cook in the back. We stood for a moment as he washed his hands and made his way out to the counter. We ordered a dozen donuts and mixed and matched them for 7.99. The donuts where ok I don’t think they were great they seemed to have been sitting for a minute as they were not warm in my hand. I almost wanted to ask him to put them in the microwave or something since I like hot donuts if they are truly fresh. The one thing that did bug me more then I made anyone aware of was the flies I had to have swatted away at least 3 different flies while being there. The one thing that was awesome was their cold French vanilla it tasted great and was not over powering.

My sweetheart and I had a sweet tooth and have seen the Dulce Donuts logo popping up around town taking over the previous Winchell’s donuts stores.
I was not impressed at all and actually a bit let down as our first visit sucked hairy balls!
We walk in and there is a customer waiting so we browse the donuts to decide what we will select for our dozen. We wait and wait and then asked the guy standing waiting at the counter if he has been helped and says not yet.
Wow so I look through the glass partition wall and see two guys staring back at me. Well the one guy appeared to be frying and frosting donuts. I did notice that the cleanliness could be better as the tile floor back there was broken up and just looked old and dirty. Anyhow so my sweetheart hollers to the back «hello we need some assistance please».
They eventually come out to assist the customer who was already waiting and then us. I at that point just wanted to leave and take my business elsewhere for them making that other customer and us wait as long as we did with no apology or show of concern.
Nothing turns me off like bad service on a first visit.
OK so $ 7.99 later we have a bakers dozen of 13 dodo’s to eat. We got a mixture of french crullers, glazed, maple long johns, chocolate bars, sugar, mini cinnamon roll, devils food and a few cake donuts.
The donuts were OK however similar to Winchell’s and not as fresh or good so I will just continue going to my other donut hot spots around town.
If I wanted Winchell’s I would go there and get my donuts. The donuts looked very good however the freshness and flavor was just not there. I only liked one type of donut and that was the french crullers.
«That don’t impress me much»

I never took notice of the Winchells in the corner, but on this visit to Komex I noticed it was now a non chain and the BF was intrigued as he loves donuts.
We got a half dozen which was $ 4.99 w/​tax. A dozen is $ 7.99. We got a cinnamon roll, a glazed twist, a chocolate bar, a coconut glazed, a crumb glaze and a apple fritter. All of them were pretty good and solid.
Maybe I’m disillusioned by store and Krispy Kreme donuts now, but these are big and fluffy like the donuts from this neighborhood shop I loved as a kid. The glazes were not too sweet, just right for me. I wish I saw Amandas review as I normally don’t like cake donuts, but mostly because they are too dense and dry, but will need to try.
It’s 24 hours and we grabbed our donuts at dinner and they all tasted fresh so that is a big plus. Sometimes 24 hours isn’t a good thing when it’s all stale tasting.
Staff is friendly, the donuts were solid so we will definitely be back!

My 24 hour doughnut stop! Dulce always impresses me with well-​stocked, fresh tasting doughnuts after 10pm. I have yet to visit in the day time, but paying $ 2.89 for four doughnuts or two doughnuts with a medium coffee is a good choice any time of day.
I rarely choose cake doughnuts, but the selections looked hard to resist. I’m in love with Dulce’s zapatos, available plain, glazed, or with chocolate or maple frosting. Later, I realized the official name is buttermilk bar, but the friendly Mexican baker went along with our nickname, so they will always be zapatos to me. The perfectly fried exterior always has a nice crunch and the cake inside isn’t too sweet. I’ve also tried a French cruller that was very fresh with a proper eggy, airy interior. Yeast-​raised and filled doughnuts are also great choices. Their standard glazed stands tall, usually around two inches. Breakfast sandwiches also sound appealing here, so this neighborhood doughnut shop is worth a stop if you’re nearby, or after a meal at KoMex!