Super Donuts

I was waiting on a doctor’s appointment and just happened in this little shop. I ordered a potato and cheese breakfast taco and a chocolate long John with custard filling. The taco was very tender and tasty. But, the long John was outstanding. It was so delicious and fresh. It’s probably the best custard donut that I’ve ever had. Wow! What a great surprise.

Cheap and delicious sums this place up. The interior is nothing impressive and leaves a lot to be desired, but who actually goes into a donut shop to sit down and eat? This place is great for grabbing and going or coming in over the weekend to get breakfast for the entire fam. The donut holes are some of the best I have ever had and have become a required purchase every time I stop by. Their kolaches are also delicious, the bread is really what makes them stand out as it is light and fluffy. This place is nothing you would travel across town for, but it is really the only true donut shop in the neighborhood and for that it should be able to stick around.

Super friendly, accept credit cards (even my Amex). Great location. Northwest Hills finally has a much needed donut shop
I bought an apple fritter, donut holes, and sausage and egg kolaches which were all amazing.
I however do not recommend anything chocolate flavored as it has a fake taste to me (sorry guys)

Yummy and delicious! First time here, luckily we came at the right time cause it got busy right as we were ordering! The donuts were fresh and I adore the little to go bags!!!

Great donuts and kolaches. Everyone behind the counter is always smiling and thanking you for your patronage.
Best cake donuts I’ve had while in Austin and I love their jalapeño/​sausage and cheese kolaches.
Best to get there early since by 8 – 9 am everything good is already picked over.

Absolutely love Super Donuts. I love the kolaches (all of them!) and I love the donuts (for when I have spare room in my stomach — because of course, the kolaches come first)
the staff is wonderful. I have met the owner and chatted with him several times. I explained to him one morning a few months ago how I had just recently moved into a new place in far west blvd. area, and how happy I was to find a donut shop just half a mile away!
(looks at the clock) ok I still have 14 and a half minutes to kill before they open at 6am.

I have never eaten one bite of a Super Donut. Okay. That’s not quite true. I’ve never eaten MORE than one bite of a Super Donut. Wait. I’ve never eaten a WHOLE Super Donut. I’ve tasted them. I’ve licked them. I’ve chewed up a bite then spit it out. I’ve smelled them in my car on the way to work and on the way home. Gluten is not on my diet. But, please. Just try to drive one block with a box of warm, sugary, soft, yummy Super Donuts. You will fail.

My kids love them more than Krispy Kreme. The office loves their Kolaches too. My only complaint is that they will occasionally run out if you get their too late. It’s well worth the risk though. My personal favorite are the apple fritters.

This is one of my favorite places for a quick and easy breakfast. The doughnuts are good, but I usually opt for either a sausage and biscuit or a kolache. The service is always great. The coffee is not my favorite, but decent.
Simple set up, family-​owned business, and great quality food.

Simple and delicious. Just as it should be.
They have a really nice selection, though we went simply for glazed and chocolate iced. The donuts were very good, just the right amount of sweet and bread.

When I review donut shops, there is normally a part of me that just wants to spit the facts. That is boring. In fact, I always try to tell a story when talking about these little mom and pops that crank out goods that are ridiculously bad for you. I offer you a childhood donut-​filled memory.
My friend and I were at a church Laser Tag lock-​in until 6AM. My mother picked us up, and I had this sixth sense with her (don’t all momma boys and mommas have that connection?) in which I always knew when there would be donuts at the house. So, I walked in at 6:15AM. Lo and behold, donuts were on the table. I was still somewhat on a Laser Tag high, so I engulfed 7 full donuts. This is most likely upwards of 200 calories. Then, as expected, I passed right out. Until next time… donut joint readers.
Super Donuts is one fine establishment. They hit all the areas in terms of offerings: cinnamon rolls, fritters, assorted frosted, assorted sprinkles, and simple hot dog rolls.
The cinnamon roll tray was honestly one of the most sickeningly delicious looking baked good containers ever. The buns were literally sitting in a 1″ pool of frosting. They double-​wrapped my cinnamon roll in parchment in order to keep my hands some what sane and sanitary. I ordered the cinnamon roll that literally had a mountain of raisins on top. When I opened my bag, it was the walnut one. No complaints. As expected, my cinnamon roll had a whole clump of walnuts. The dough itself could have been more soft and tender. Oh well; I cannot complain, as $ 1.59 for a huge piece of fat-​laden carbohydrate-​dense breakfast staple is a steal.
All of my favorite offerings of a local donut shop were found in this one item: blueberry cake donut with chocolate glaze topped with peanuts. Why do I like cake ones so much? Well, the dense, crumbly texture is a good change from all of those fluffy, plain glazed fried goods I so often go for.
The apple fritter was a bit more dry than I would have liked. The flavor was all there, though.
Support Super Donuts! Sounds like a fundraiser… far from it. Just go buy donuts, for crying out loud.

I am only commenting on the tacos. Bought a egg potato and cheese but there was no egg in it. When I called she said that there is only a little egg in them not very much just a little. Maybe I need a microscope because I didn’t see any.
Donuts much better than the tacos:)

No frills here. Just donuts. And family-​owned too!
I love that we now have a mom and pop donut shop in Far West, and I hope this is a sign that many more will come to Far West. :-)
My review is based solely on their glazed donuts and their glazed donut holes. The former is made to perfection with just the right amount of glaze — ever so slightly on the sweet side. The latter is airy and has the perfect texture for a donut hole. The prices are all very reasonable here.
Based on the reviews before me (Thank you, Unilocalers!), I’m looking forward to trying apple fritters! Maybe this weekend in fact!
p. s. If you’re a glazed donut fan, I also recommend that you try the glazed donuts at Howdy Donuts if you’re ever in the Bee Caves area.

Such a great addition to the Far West area!
Great employees and great food. I haven’t tried anything I don’t like. And bringing in a selection of kolaches and donuts for the office is always a hit. The Jumbo sausage and cheese kolache is going to be the death of me. The breading is amazing.
They also have a great selection of drinks; Milk, juices, gatorade, fraps, etc. Perfect for a quick stop before work!

This review is soley based upon the breakfast tacos since I have not tried anything else. They are packaged in clear saran wrap and piled up next to the donuts rather than made to order. They are presumably made long before you purchase them. Not that I’ve had breakfast tacos at 7 Eleven, but I have a feeling 7 Eleven’s tacos are better. And they do not compare to Taco Shack or the now closed Burger House. I would not buy them again. I’m hoping another shop opens up on Far West that serves fresh breakfast tacos.

Finally got by this place for the first time. I still can’t get used to Kitchen Door being gone. This place is about 100 yards down from where it used to be. They have a great selection of donuts, kolaches and other bakery goods like croissants and breakfast tacos, sausage biscuits, etc. I also like that they’re open 7 days a week at 6am. I’m sure I’ll be getting stuff from here on the way to work some days.
I read how good their apple fritters are, and as someone who loves a good apple fritter I can say theirs may be the best I’ve ever had. I also got old fashioned glazed donuts and ham and cheese kolaches. I wish I could say these were as good. They weren’t bad, I just thought the donut was no better than those at HEB and I definitely disagree w/​the other reviewer about Super Donut’s kolaches. Kolache Factory’s are much better in my opinion. I always like the ham chopped in a kolache and theirs is just a rolled up lunchmeat slice. The kolache itself also looks more like a Mrs. Bairds dinner roll more than a kolache. Regardless of these things, I can’t wait to try the choc covered donuts, eclairs and custard filled ones. They sure look good.
Service is fast and friendly. It seems like it’s a family-​run business and these folks are working very hard. I hope they stay around for a while and I will definitely be back.

(Lack of 5 stars due to sprinkle variety)
This is a great little donut shop off Far West. I walked here for donuts a few weeks back and drove there this morning — open both times! They do close up around 1 or 2pm, but the human body doesn’t require donuts at that time of day!
Anyway, since I live in the ‘hood I’ll be going back to Super Donuts. It’s a great addition to Far West, they’ve got great sausage croissants, breakfast tacos, kolaches and of course donuts. Friendly employees, too! And cheap!

A co-​worker brought in donuts from Super Donuts last week. Although I had already eaten breakfast, I could hardly contain my excitement. I love donuts, and after seeing a sign for Super Donuts earlier in the week, I had been hoping for an opportunity to consume Super Donuts’ new offerings.
As part of my research for the consuming public, I consumed as many different donuts over the day as I could, while still being fair to my other sugar-​craving co-​workers. And here’s what I have to report… glazed donuts and donut holes were tasty; chocolate iced yeast donuts were a bit disappointing, as neither the icing nor the unglazed yeast donut dazzled me; the cake donuts, both plain and blueberry, were pleasant surprises.
Overall, I still miss the Dunkin Donuts on every block in Chicago and Boston (not that Dunkin has the best donuts in the world, but they’re pretty darned good at a well-​run franchise), but Super Donuts will be a satisfactory fill-​in when I’m in the area.

I have been searching high and low for a replacement Apple Fritter since Dunkin Donuts got rid of their fryer. I’ve tried Randall’s (too dry), Krispy Kreme (not enough apple flavor), the famous Lone Star Bakery in RR (wrong apple flavor and just too weird to eat it with orange glaze), and several other wanna-be’s.
Super Donuts, I swear, makes them identically to the way Dunkin used to! The same apple pie filling with apple bits, the same dough, and the same perfectly done glaze. Ah, sweet mystery of life at last I’ve found you…
The other donuts I tried today included a dozen of their regulars. A good, dense, yet moist, blueberry cake donut, a few of the usual jelly filled, and a chocolate frosted crème filled. And they threw in a dozen holes free to boot… mixed cake and glazed. The glazed donut holes were fresh and airy. $ 5.50 for a dozen, and 0.99 for my fritter. Good deal.

Super Donuts is new donut and kolache shop on Far West Blvd. There’s nothing crazy about it; it’s a solid, inexpensive donut shop in the neighborhood, which suprisingly lacked one until now.
Selection includes glazed, filled, and frosted donuts, enclairs, fritters, muffins, and cinnamon rolls. I tried the frosted, cream and blueberry flavors, all of which tasted great. It’s nothing really special (or Super) but just as good as I hoped. They also have awesome looking kolaches and «super» kolaches, which are massive and $ 1.99 instead of 99 cents. Also on the menu are croissants, biscuits and breakfast tacos, which I haven’t tried yet, but definately will in the future.
Über-​affordable coffee and other typical bottled drinks are available. The store is simple, clean and had just enough tables and seats for anyone wanting to stop by. The owners were nice and even threw in some extra donut holes with my order. As someone who lives down the street, this new temptation isn’t probably the best thing for my health, but I can’t lie: I’m stoked to have a great little donut shop just down the street.