Miss Donuts

This local family owned business is great and gets high foot traffic in the morning. So you better get there early to increase your chances at their donut selection. Their donuts are an even balance of sweet, light and fluffy. If you’re looking for a good neighborhood go-​to spot– this is the one. Enjoy!

My 9 year old son had asked me to bring in donuts for his class on his birthday. I went to three different donut places before I made my way over to this place. All the other donut shops had barely any donuts left at 7 in the morning and the donuts were boring and small. They didn’t even look appealing. Then I came to Miss Donuts and their selection was incredible. We had a blast picking out donuts for my son’s class and they ended up tasting just as good as they look. I highly recommend!

Best ever good family everything is good. Love the glaze and apple crumble, you won’t be disappointed.

I’ve been to many donut shops but this place is the best! Their donuts are always fresh as they only make one batch in the morning and close when they sell out which is pretty fast. I’ve gone a few times by 9:00 am and they only had half a tray of donuts left.

The donuts aren’t to die for, they only take cash and after coming here for a months, for the first time they were almost out of donuts! It was only after 8am and all they had were apple fritters, bear claws and a small variety of donuts. Then told me they weren’t making anymore. Found a new shop.

Highly disappointed…
Came in to get a dozen donuts for the office. 7.95 for the box, pretty average.
The selection was so sad. There were only two trays to pick from– when we asked the owner for glaze he said there were no more. Ummm, it’s 9am– what gives. There was pretty much nothing to pick from. It seems like they just put out what was not sold the day before. I don’t think they make a new batch until they sell what they have.
Unless you get lucky– you will be picking from left overs.
The donuts we did get were ehh– not horrible but not «omg so good» either. I will not be returning.

Came here at 9am. Still a lot of doughnuts available. I was pretty upset there was no sign ANYWHERE that it’s a cash only establishment until I give her my card and she’s like «oh only cash». Like seriously? Anyways I get home, have one, and gross. You know that smell a salon place has when you walk in? That’s what they taste like! My mom thought the after taste was like that of onions. Definitely a first and last here.

My first visit to a Donut shop in San Diego. I was amazed with the price $ 7 for a dozen donuts and the donuts were delish. I had a great customer service experience. The employees (maybe the owners) were very friendly and helpful they suggested a few donuts and the location is not to far from work.

Your standard donut place. My coworkers kept saying how amazing this place was so I thought I have to try it. Oh how utterly disappointed I was. To wake up at six am come here and to sit and eat a greasy boring donut. I left completely dissatisfied. The service was okay she barely spoke to us when we ordered.

In many respects, unfairly, when I come here it is usually a sunday morning around 5:40am. Of course the donuts are always fresh, warm, tatsty and there is a good selection. I pick up some donuts for the guys I work with and good fresh donuts from here are always welcome.

The foodies can have their trendy donut shops with lines down the street. This place works for us! Two words: APPLE FRITTERS. They are so decadent, so huge, so delicious, like nothing else. Perfection!

Came here early on a Sunday morning to pick up a couple dozen donuts for everyone at work.
I was seriously disappointed.
Like I said I was there pretty early and pretty much all of there selection was already gone? For a place that specializes in only making donuts which are typically consumed in the AM hours you would think they would be making more through out the morning to make a profit. But not here. It seems they make one batch in the morning and after it’s gone, it’s gone.
I was only able to grab a dozen for work and only the stupid left over, last picked for dodge ball ones that nobody else wanted. Lame sauce.
Plus they only accept cash. Gahhhhhh what is this the 18^th century… Who doesn’t pay with credit and debit cards anymore? Smh.

This place is horrible. On 2 seperate occasions I’ve gone here to get donuts and both times they were out of the donuts I wanted. Not to mention this second time I went which was this morning they were almost completely out of everything. Note that on both occasions I went between 9 – 10 am. I’d understand if you’re a 7 – 11 and you run out of donuts because you only make a limited supply but you’re a DONUT SHOP your job is to make and provide donuts for the hours your store is open.

I have stopped here in the past, and they don’t have a large selection of doughnuts. I got a doughnut craving a few weeks ago and was shocked by the small selection they had. It was morning time on the weekend and they only had 2 small racks of doughnuts. Doughnuts were good, just not a large selection.

Nice and fresh donuts with a smile.

My daughter and I were so excited to have stumbled accross a donut shop near our house. All the other donut shops have gone out of business in our area. We wondered inside and we found our favorites, Long Johns with Chocolate icing and glazed covered twists! They were delicious and we now have made it a tradition to head to Miss Donuts every week after my daughters piano lesson! Boy what a nice treat!

Standard donut place, they’ve been around to my knowledge since Winchell’s left town years ago.

I think they forgot the first part of their business name, HIT OR… yes it should be called Hit OR Miss Donuts. When they do have donuts they are good especially the twists and bars, but when they don’t why even have the open sign in the window? Just close when you don’t have anymore donuts and don’t plan on making anymore geez!

I come to this particular donut place when I in the mood for something really good. But I never waste my time on the yeast donuts, only the buttermilk and the old fashioneds. The buttermilk donut (un-​iced of course) offers just enough sweet and the moist crumbly inside and the crispy fried exterior are just perfect. (Especially with a cup of coffee, but not here, the coffee here is awful)

Ah, that box-​of-​windows fronted by a round-​corner triangular sign. The telltale architecture of a former Winchell’s Donuts. Locally the chain has mostly vanished from its heyday of 25 years ago, leaving only a few remnants under that name, but from their wreckage several now-​independent donut houses sport a refurbished triangle sign and a suspiciously familiar menu.
So it is at Miss Donuts, which has two locations in the county. After a recent breakfast nearby, I took a walk around the area and my whims decided a donut would hit the breakfast-​dessert spot. They had all the donuts I recalled from my wayward youth: sprinkled cake, glazed cinnamon rolls, enormous fritters. I zeroed in on an old favorite: the airy maple cruller, which was as insubstantial a chunk of calories as I remembered, yet it sadly failed to trigger an epic reverie to my childhood.
Still, as a single cruller can be had for pocket change, even the lacking nostalgic experience seemed worth the while. I can’t say I’ll be back any time soon, but thanks for keeping that Winchell’s flame burning, Miss Donuts.