Grand Slam Donuts and Ice Cream

Great selection of donuts for super low price. I got a entire box of donuts for just $ 10 dollar.

Yummy donuts. Went at 3AM and there was still a good selection of donuts! I got 3 of the regular donuts for $ 1 each but they were pretty big. Got an extra one for free. For those who complain that it ain’t fresh just go home and heat it up it taste just as good yo
unless you can’t but still good anyways

Of all the days that I find an awesome donut shop, I find this place on national donut day!!! They have everything and Malcolm was super cool.

Rude rude rude! Sorry the donuts are not that great especially for $ 15 – 18 a dozen when she said $ 11 when I asked her! A dozen donuts for $ 8 down the street where owners are nice!

Best place I’ve been to for old fashion donuts, all for a really good price. This place is extremely convenient since it’s opened 24 hrs a day especially for early commuters. I highly recommend this place!

All time fave donut shop! Especially sandy the owner, friendly and very giving! I would recommend the glazed and French crouler (not sure spelling)

Was craving a donut, stopped in this shop. Woman behind counter greeted me as I approached counter. I ordered 3 donuts: maple cruller, apple fritter and glaze donut which had chocolate and oreo pieces on top. The lady said I am giving you this donut for free (cinnamon/​apple crumb round donut, dont know what it is called) your total is $ 5.00, wow, pricey I thought for 3 donuts but ok if good I wont complain. Problem is got home took bite of apple fritter and donut is hard from outside to inside. Did not taste any apple chunks inside and donut tasted like old grease. Irritated decided to try the «free donut» again hard old donut. If a shop is going to sell old donuts inform the customer! Donuts went in the trash and I will not return to this place.

I came her specifically for the cronut (a croissant-​doughnut pastry). The pictures on Unilocal looked delicious. But was I disappointed. What I received was a sugary raw centered uneatable fried dough that gave the image of a cronut but nothing else. Not flaky, there weren’t the various layers. Too bad, I was really excited.
The regular doughnuts weren’t anything special either.

I don’t usually write reviews, you know how it is, if something is mediocre you won’t say anything, if something is great you might consider speaking up, but is something is probably the worst you’ve ever encountered… you better believe I’m going to try to warn someone else before they might possibly have the same horrible experience as I did.
Apple Fritters are my life, that being said, as soon as I opened the bag when I walked out and took my first labored bite I knew I made a mistake by coming here. Burnt is an understatement, overly fried, dark brown in color and hard all the way through. Bad donuts make me sad, dunno if it was just the batch but I won’t be coming by again. Be warned, look closely before you by an Apple Fritter from here, make sure it’s golden brown not three shades lighter than black.

I just ordered 35 dozen donuts for an event in LA for KROQ’s April Foolishness! Nothing to laugh about when talking about how delicious and moist these donuts are!!! Everybody is gonna want one of each after looking at them! Thank you very much to the staff! I will be coming back very soon!

Not much to say. The donuts are really good, the staff is fast and friendly. It’s not The Donut Man, but its a nice alternative when you don’t want to drive that far. ;)

Went to this place because i was in the area and had been wanting a donut for some time now, there are no donut shops by my house so i pulled in. The lady behind the counter is very nice. The place surprised me a little because of all the specialty donuts they carry, i just wanted a glazed regular donut for myself and donut holes for the kids. I ended up getting apple fritters and a cream filled chocolate bar, the fritter was really good and the bar was different but in a good way. ive been back sense for the same thing. Next time i will try something different but still pick up my bar.

This wasn’t my first choice, but it was the only local place I could find open. I drove to cake among us, but they are closed Sunday’s. I went to another doughnut place down the street and they were closed due to plumbing issues. So this was my default stop. I wanted to wake mom up with Valentine’s Day doughnuts.
The selection here is normal. Nothing special I got 2 apple fritters, 2 old fashioned, a maple bar, and a doughnut with hearts on it for mom. This was $ 8. I didn’t take a picture of the store because it wasn’t memorable. My doughnuts were put in a pink box and off I went.
I was disappointed when I got home. The doughnuts were just thrown in the box. The special one with the hearts was put on its side, so the frosting smeared on the box. The doughnuts tasted like doughnuts, no special recipes, just okay.

I lived a block from this place for years! I’m not into donuts that much but there has definitely been a sort of ‘donut renaissance’ over the last few years so I lost track of this place in the chase for the newest, hottest donut. I was surprised to find in my Unilocal feed that this place sells cronuts now. I feel like I have been all over looking for cronuts and it’s been down the street all this time. I went a few days ago and tried a cronut for the first time and saw that they have all the trendy donuts. Not bad! Everything was fresh and the owners (who I think have been there for years) were helpful. They have loyal customers that come in and out which is a nice thing that I appreciate about local joints. The prices of their donuts reflect the trendiness with each cronut at $ 2.50 which isn’t outrageous. They sell other things here including ice cream, which I’m told, you can make a donut ice cream sandwich (also trending!). They also have sandwiches that I have yet to try, coffee, fancy iced coffee drinks and hot breakfast items. They also have standard donuts if you’re not into the crazy donut thing. $ 5 minimum for credit/​debit cards-that’s two cronuts! I went at 10 in the morning and everything tasted fine, it wasn’t busy and everything was stocked. I’ll be back to try more of their upgraded donuts before driving a few cities over and I suggest you do the same!

My daughter wanted donuts walked in the guy was just standing there didn’t even acknowledge my daughter and I. He saw us as he looked toward us and we were the only one inside the shop. I waited there for 2 minutes still no acknowledgement from the guy still standing there ignoring us. So we just left. Poor customer service. There’s tons of donut shop in the area.

DAMN!
I had one of those awesome cronuts and a nice hot cup O Joe. I was so impressed that I pretended to order for «friends’ and for 2 more plus a couple of their crullers. The lady was even kind enough to suggest that if I was going to eat my ham and cheese croissant later rather than immediately, that I should not order it hot. I took her advice.
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Not bad for just randomly picking something outta the ordinary. They have a small selection of specialty donuts such as cereal topping and whip cream in between a maple bar. The cereal donuts tasted pretty fresh too. I’m always worried that they sit so long and they won’t have that crunch anymore. Its pretty dead on a Monday afternoon but they’re open late so if you’re every craving something sweet, its a good spot to stop by.

I have mixed reviews about this place. I wanted to give them 4 stars but my wife and kids wouldn’t let me. They just didn’t like their donuts too much. I thought that their little cro-​nut holes were really good and I had a bite of my wifes apple fritter and thought it was good too.
I think the problem is, we are SERIOUS, HARDCORE, fried dough «nuts» (you see what I did there? Play on words.) and when something doesn’t absolutely blow us away, we tend to throw it to the way side and funny because that’s what my 8 year old did to his vanilla raised donut. He ACTUALLY threw it to the way side!
Here’s the visual:
he took a bite, battled with it in his mouth, made a pastey tongue smack sound as if he were attempting to dry his tongue off with his own breathe, and threw the rest away. That’s what HE did and he’s my biggest and most honest critic. Not looking too good Grand Slam.
My 12 year old finished his, reluctantly, but complained that they weren’t soft enough and too small. My wife didn’t too much care for her fritter either. She had a couple bites, nodded her head and tried pawning the rest off to our 4 year old who took one bite, said «that’s good Momma» but then when asked to finish it he replied «no no I’m done» and wouldn’t knock off the rest.
So as far as flavor and texture goes, they were a 6 ½ or 7 depending on who you ask.
As far as the service goes, well, again it’s all in who you ask. I thought the woman (I’m assuming the owner) was a little hard around the edges at first as her greeting was a quick, monotoned and emotionless «how can I help you!»
As the order progressed though, she made comments about my kids and seemed to loosen up the screws a bit. I asked for 2 pieces of cronut bites to go with the 7 donuts I ordered and she tried to give me 2 bags! I asked could I just have 2 little pieces and not the bags and she said «We only sell by half dozen or full dozen.» I politely declined 2 bags of donut holes,(I don’t care who you are, if you polish off 2 bags, you are in for some serious colon and blood sugar battles) but she ended up tossing in the 2 little pieces any way so I thought that was cool of her.
Prices were over the top though!!! I got about 7 donuts and ended up paying $ 13 dollars for them.
Bottom line, I don’t live in the immediate area, we needed fried dough, they were there and boom the rest is history. I probably wont be going back though but they did do the trick, for me at least.

This place was just ok. I like that it’s open late, but their donuts aren’t spectacular. In fact, I didn’t like them too much. I got a cronut, and let me tell you. The display was nothing like the pictures. The cronut itself was so sweet, it hurt my teeth. And it was a little stale. I took a few bites and then threw it away. It was a waste. Boyfriend got an apple fritter, and he seemed to like it. But I don’t think I’m going to return to this place.

Okay, so I was in Rancho Kook on some bidness’, and was looking for a donut for the ol’ pie hole. If you’ve read some of my other donut shop reviews you will know that I am an aficionado of fried bread, coated in sugar.
Not being familiar with the Kook zone I entered «donuts» into my onboard computer. In French, (I’m kinky that way), the frenchie chick voice guides me to… Nowhere. I’m in a frickin’ neighborhood for pete’s sake! Either my grasp of French ain’t so good or she’s on drugs or something. So I fall back to my trusty «donut shop 6^th sense». (Yes, I have this.) Some folks can take two sticks and follow them to water by how them sticks bend. I have that skill with finding donuts, and I don’t even need sticks!
Following my karma stream I end up, seriously, right in front of Grand Slam Donuts! (It’s freaky, I tell ya’.)
My gal gets the cinnamon roll. At first I am undecided looking at all the goodies. And then I spy it. Bear Claws! Glazed and…, better yet…, Crumb coated! Ooooohh, «Yes, please. One of those, please.»
It was one of the five best I’ve ever eaten. The hint of fresh nutmeg! The soft apple filling! You Rancho Cucamonga folks do not know what you are missing out on here. After talking to the proprietress and learning of her serious donut credentials, (yeah, so folks actually go away to school to learn how to make them), I know that the next time I’m in the area, I will be stopping here and scoring me a dozen. Uh…, for the road, yeah, that’s it, for the road. Ol’ Panochey sez, «If you dig GOOD donuts, hit the Grand Slam. Your pie hole will thank me!