Krispy Kreme Doughnuts

We just ordered 1 chocolate and 3 sour cream glazed. My husband found two long hairs in his sour cream donut. Disgusting! Either from the box or in the donut but won’t be going there again!

Who doesn’t like doughnuts??? Hot and now sing is on and I’ll be in.

We’ve stopped here twice during late night drives through the area and I can’t say how nice it is to find a drive through doughnut place that’s open late! The doughnuts themselves are average and soooo sugary, so i wouldn’t go out of my way for Krispy Kreme. The original and chocolate sprinkled were ok.

They’re ok. Way too sweet for my taste. Extra star for marketing when the donuts are warm. That’s pretty smart. I’ll get my diabetes elsewhere though. Sadly there are 3 things Seattle sucks at in regards to food; Pizza, donuts (unacceptable since they’re exceptional at coffee) and bbq. The bar is set low my friends.

I love this store with all my heart and soulllll! It’s perfectly located in the hussle and bustle of Issaquah so quick access to and from. I’m a fan of their original glazed even though I’ve ventured out and have tried their more creative doughnuts as well — I always go back to the original glaze!
Staff is friendly, place is always clean, and seem to have a genuine like of working there. Refreshing to say the least!
P. S. Roll your window down in the drive thru — they always have good music playing out of the bushes :)

Nothing (and I am talking about all deserts not just donuts) beats an Original Glazed donut during the «Hot Light» time. Get the hot light time from the website (5:00 AM-8:00 AM and 3:30 PM-5:30 PM). My only complaint is that the hot light timings are not consistent. Nothing special about the donuts other than «hot light» original glazed. And I only have those.

My kids and I are huge fans! We go once every few weeks and just buy one donut each (more than enough for our donut fix every month or so). I take them as a reward after a run of errands to all the nearby stores. I always get the classic glazed and Im never disappointed. The kids love the fun flavors and colorful sprinkled donuts. We love to watch the production line and see the donuts flip in the fryer and get glazed. The kids get a kick out of the whole experience and it makes their day.
Parking is never a problem, and they have a drive-​thru, which I’ve never used but it sure seems convenient!

I love Krispy Kreme. I remember back in the day when they came to WA and they only had the glazed, none of the fancy ones. Well my friends, times have changed and I am all for it.
They are pricier than other shops but they are also totally different than your standard doughnut shop. Around $ 13 for a mixed Dz vs $ 6 for a regular shop.
This location is clean and the gal I interacted with today was super nice. She up sold me on some coffee but it hit the spot.
They rotate through with some special flavors. Right now it is birthday cake batter and brownie batter. I picked up the birthday cake and will see how it is later.

Back in the day this location only made glazed doughnuts and they had the bars and the filled doughnuts shipped in from other locations. That has changed.
Went in for a free doughnut and I got my favorite: custard filled. They had just made it and it melted in my mouth! I think I can kiss a beach body goodbye this summer!
Always fast service, always a great product and experience.

Didn’t know about the themed doughnuts for holidays… kinda fun! Kids love them for sure!!! Have to admit the Apple Pie Doughnut was my favorite!

The hours are flexible– perfect for random cravings! They offer a wide variety of beverages and pastries, including seasonally decorated donuts. I recommend the strawberry iced and blueberry donut.

I still remember when my dad stood in crazy lines for Krispy Kreme when they first opened up and the warm original glazed doughnuts. .. yummmm
I don’t often come here now since it’s a little out of my way but was enticed with a birthday coupon to come get my free doughnut! I decided to try and be a little «healthier» and selected one of their baked options. The cashier didn’t know how to handle my coupon so asked the manager to come over. The manager (who’s a heavy set older woman with curly hair and glasses) was pretty rude about the whole coupon by saying, «It’s for a doughnut not a baked item. This is not a doughnut.» Well, excuuuse me. .. I didn’t realize that Krispy Kreme Doughnuts sells non-​doughnuts. And when is an apple fritter NOT a doughnut.
Anyways. .. doughnuts are pretty standard, the manager is not.

I remember driving all the way from Puyallup to Issaquah when Krispy Kreme first opened up here just to get a donut.
I hadn’t been in at least a year or so and happened to be in Issaquah again. I bought a original and a custard filled.
I had high hopes considering how much I use to love these donuts. I almost finished the custard filled and already felt a little disappointed and tossed the last few bites away.
I then went for the original that was always a sure thing back in the day and after two bites I threw that one away as well. It tasted very greasy.
I don’t know how I use to eat 6 of those at a time and now I can’t finish one without feeling ill.
On the bright side my darigold chocolate milk was on point.

Always good but not always warm and the price is outta line for a doughnut. Since when are doughnuts $ 1 per? Crazy. When I was pregnant the doughnut sundaes were a hit.

Best doughnuts in the town! Good choices to select from. I love the Strawberry Doughnut — great taste!

Friendly service, hot original glazed doughnuts, and many other flavors. What’s not to like!
I often get double dozen for my kid’s school events and have fun choosing all kinds of flavors. They have at least 20 flavors and some specialty flavors too.
Come after 10 PM and you get them at half price. Take a dozen to work next morning and earn all the oohs! and aahs! from folks from other states as they have closed KK outlets in many states.
I am not a doughnut fan but my kid is one. I have to say that even I found the hot original glazed doughnut amazing, even if it’s a little over-​sweet. A cup of black coffee from the Starbucks next door really helps it go down! And if you want they even have a milk and doughnut or coffee and doughnut combo.

The husband and I love to come here to treat ourselves. Great price, great doughnuts.
Also we love that Krispy Kreme has monthly flavors. Plus for half a dozen doughnuts it is like six bucks so we can get some for tomorrow as well.
My favorite is the original but my husband loves anything with chocolate in it. The only reason why they get hour stars is because at times the doughnuts can be TOO sweet. So buy some milk or coffee.
This is a very clean location with friendly staff. And it has a drive thru!

There’s not a single bad thing I can say about a Krispy Kreme doughnut except that it eventually ends as you eat it, but this particular location is even greater because of the service. The employees are super-​duper nice, and scrumptious, melt-​in-​your-​mouth Krispy Kremes go great with friendly faces serving them to you.
The cheesecake doughnuts are to die for right now!

This place is so cute with an old school diner/​soda fountain feel to it! I even saw some other patrons wearing Krispy Kreme hats.
Great selection of donuts, especially liked the Halloween themed donuts (spider donut, pumpkin donut, etc). Only wish they were less costly.
Excellent handicapped parking and it’s super easy to push a wheelchair or walker in here.
They also have a drive through and lots of regular parking.
If you want to watch them make donuts in the store (they have a little mini factory right there), you can see it twice a day. I think from 6−8am and again from 4−6pm.

This store opened over ten years ago, and I still remember its inordinately long lines making the news back when I was in elementary school. On a recent visit, I’ve noticed that the store has become a shadow of its former self. I remember being offered a free donut while waiting in line here when I was a kid, and anything like that is now completely gone. Nevertheless, I still appreciate the quality of this store. So people have stopped caring for their donuts so much for whatever reason, but I think the work they’re doing is still top-​notch.
They’re now celebrating their 75^th birthday (from 1937, I guess). I haven’t noticed any change to their donuts during that time (of course I haven’t been around for most of that time), but they’re evidently pretty consistent. I’ve always been a fan of their normal glazed donuts. A dozen of those thin, shiny rings always made me very happy. Their shape is circular and uniform for the most part; they’re pretty recognizable and are quite different from the generic chunky donuts. I’m reviewing this store in particular because it’s the first Krispy Kreme I’ve been to. I’ve always loved it, and probably always will.