BoSa Donuts

BoSa has the best donuts, hands down. I was so excited when they finally showed up at 32^nd St & Shea so I no longer have to drive 5+ minutes to get my fix. I’ve always gotten great service from all BoSas, this is no exception. When they first opened, there was a new kid working who was pretty confused about the line of orders (and my experience was contrary to the other racist reviewers, he was white and an English-​language-​native) but even that wasn’t bad service.
Love the coupons and the drive thru. My only complaint is I’ve never been able to get chocolate donut holes at this location. :(But probably good since donut holes are $ 0.99 a dozen and my ass does not need them.

I had been wanting a Bosa Donuts near me for years and one finally opens in my neighborhood… after I move! Luckily, I was in the area running some errands and it was still technically breakfast time, so I stopped in. (FYI: They even have a drive thru, so I don’t have to get out of the car! I’m all in favor of that when I need a quick bite.) The place wasn’t terribly busy and I was able to get in and out quickly. The inside is rather spacious with plenty of seating. There is a large counter upfront displaying all the donuts and the cash register is to the left. I ordered an apple fritter for me and a cruller for my husband. My fritter was delicious. Super soft and crunchy at the same time with the delicate flavor of apple cinnamon… yum! If I’m in the area, I will definitely be back.

I love donuts!
So, when I heard there was a Bosa close to home I got excited. Boy, was I disappointed. I had heard such great things about their donuts… they were average (their apple fritter was better than average, however). The staff was very slow and needs to take a class on customer service. Rainbow donuts or the Bashas’ across the street (seriously) is a better choice.

Great donuts but don’t get a smoothie– it’s made from some powder and ice not real fruit

3 stars for the donuts only. I kept hearing how good this place was and I will agree it is but they have a major issue, the staff SUCKS! We stood at the counter for 5 min while 3 employees ignored us while trying to figure out some piece of equipment. Once we were finally helped it was clear that the person taking our order had a very limited understanding of the English language. This caused my order needing to be repeated several times, ending up incorrect and having extra items added. I would say the one thing you should make sure someone working the counter at any business can do is speak and understand the native language. Oh and the coffee tasted like it was pissed out of someone who had had drank coffee earlier that morning.
If you go here be prepared for shit service if the girls working when I went are still employed here.
0 stars for the staff and coffee.
5 stars for the donuts.

Bosa Donuts is absolutely my favorite donut chain in the valley. Their donuts are reasonably priced and drive thru service is always prompt. Love the donut holes (cheap but still very delicious!). Highly recommend.

Best donut holes in town! At .99 cents a dozen it’s easy to get carried away on these little morsels. The staff are very friendly. By far, my favorite donut shop in town!

I’m giving it 3 stars because of my experience today… I come here a lot for PTO meetings, family time etc… Today I’m in here to just work a little for a change of scenery and this is what I get… A workers son jumping from table to table and watching really inappropriate YouTube videos REALLY loud on his iPad. Awesome. The kid is running around the restaurant with just socks standing and jumping on the tables. Gross!

I was ordering a few donuts, and made a Uhmmmmm sound while making a decision on my next Donut and I hear one of 3 girls behind the counter imitate my Uhmmmmm sound and were giggling and chatting even as I was paying. I will never go back to Bosa Donuts. They need to have there employees respect customers, not make fun of them in an other language.
I was very insulted being a citizen of this country, why do I have to go out of my way to figure out their culture etc. They should be speaking in ENGLISH, not Thai or what language it was, it is very RUDE.

Love the Glazed and Chocolate Donut Holes.
Unfortunately they were out of chocolate donut holes. In fact they only had 2 ½ dozen glazed but I got there around 745 pm.
When these donuts are fresh out of the oven they are one of the best in town.
I like Bosa and Krispy Kreme as top 2, I always get the donut holes but the regular donuts are also top notch.
I like the Boston Crème and the wide variety that they offer.
Tried the strawberry smoothie and it is good but I prefer a strawberry slush from other places and my daughter is not big on their boba ice tea drinks.
Stay with the donuts and you can’t loose.
Will be back for the donuts over and over again.

So far i have made two trips in on friday mornings and they have been top ranked in my opinion. Both times i was picking up for the workplace so a few dozen donuts and a few dozens of holes were a must. Both times the orders came to about 25 bucks, so much less than a dollar per donut average. Perfect price range unlike some of the pinkyup donut places that charge 4 bucks a pop.
My advice, double the hole order because they get gobbled up like hot cakes. The donut holes taste like mini crispy cremes and almost melt in your mouth.
The favorites from the office crowd are as follows: Apple Fritter, Old fashioned, Buttermilk, strawberry frosting and boston crème however there were never any left over so i think they all had a pretty decent rating.
Customer Service was fine, they were all friendly and i dont know how much the language barrier matters when you are just pointing at donuts but i had no problems. Overall i would say it is a great addition to 32^nd St offerings.
Almost took off a star because this location is NOT 24 hours, they are 4 – 10 so i couldnt get a fritter (to go with my carne asada from next door) at 11pm but everyone needs to sleep i guess.

The donuts were too heavy. Not light and fluffy. Like they good quality donuts should be. Cream was running and not of good consistency, and a little stingy in th centrr. I was disappointed because they are close. And Not cheap!!!

The donuts are great but the service needs work. I was the only one in the store at 6:15 in the morning and it took a while for someone to come out even after I called out to let them know I was there and then she kept disappearing in the back while I was placing my order.
I ordered a dozen donuts. The chocolate cream filled are delicious. The others are great too. Old fashioned, glazed, jelly… the selection in large and they are all yummy. We didn’t try the apple fritter but I hear it is a signature item. I also ordered a Thai iced tea boba… it took forever for her to make and it was just ok. It was just too sweet. I won’t be ordering it again but we will definitely be back for the donuts and maybe some shaved ice.
I am hoping that as they work through the bumps of a new location the service improves or they add some more staff to speed things up a bit.

The hub and I love Bosa donuts and we were super stoked to see a new location opening in our neighborhood. The store is large and clean, and the donuts nicely presented, but service is sub-​par. The kid «helping» me with my order was carrying on a conversation with his co-​worker in their native language so he was pacing back and forth pretty much ignoring me. I ordered a smoothie along with 6 donuts and the smoothie literally sat in the blender for 3 minutes before anyone noticed I was still waiting around.
I think I’ll take my business back to the 7^th Street & Union Hills location where as the customer, I’m the focus of attention until my order is completed and I’m out the door.

I’m in trouble because this place just opened up less than 2 miles from my house. This place used to be the old Luu’s Chicken Bowl. The donuts are fresh, light and perfectly sweet! My favorite so far is the good olé’ powdered donut. There’s also another one that has some kind of cream inside while powdered on the outside. The place just opened last week so obviously they have some kinks to work out.
Oh but one negative thing I have to say is how the owners family was there on one of the opening days, and one of the older gentleman (possibly owners father) was lounging on the couch and took his shoes off and put his BARE feet on top of the coffee table. I was so grossed out.

Desperately needs more employees and more that can speak English fluently, when your sandwich is ready they kind of look at the tag and set it on the counter don’t even announce its done, took another lady to come by to read it off.
Place has a lot of potential I’ve always loved bosa, new location so we’ll see how it gets organized in my next few visits.

Great new BoSa Donuts location. Situated on 32^nd Street just north of Shea, it’s perfect for anyone about to hop on the 51.
Opened August 14, 2015, this BoSa is housed in what was once a Wendy’s. It has the familiar BoSa menu and a roomy dining room complete with sofas. Also a drive thru in case getting out of your car for your donut fix is too much exercise.
Open daily 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.
A great addition to the neighborhood.