Pink Box Doughnuts

Kids love this place! Everything is good! I dig the fat Elvis! Can’t complain! More mom & pop shops like this need to exist! Buttttttt, open at 10???

This location is permanently closed!!! So sad!!! Looking for the next closest location… W. Lake Mead I guess.

If you want a certain doughnut then you should call and see if they can hold it for you like the Lake Mead store will. This one runs out of doughnuts real quick in the mornings. The chocolate bars here are very good. My favorite is the Fat Elvis with peanut butter filling and chocolate and a caramelized banana on the top. The glazed doughnuts with sprinkles as simple as they are taste great and if you like raspberries then you should give the filled one here a try. The prices are good for what you get.

I stopped by at just after 7 in the morning to grab some doughnuts from this Pink Box, located inside Fabulous Freddy’s. There is also a Roberto’s inside right next to Pink Box. I passed the window for Roberto’s and felt sorry for the guy just standing there hoping someone would order a breakfast burrito, but instead the line was at Pink Box. Since this PB is located inside a convenient store, it’s not as big as some of their other locations and they don’t make any of the doughnuts here. The doughnuts are made fresh at the Lake Mead location and brought over. I really didn’t think they would be as sold out as they were when I arrived just after 7 am, but the selection was limited. and as I mentioned previously there was a line, so they were busy. I wish they would bring doughnuts over to this location more often or at least more often in the morning when they are clearly busy. I picked up a half dozen and she charged me $ 6.50 which isn’t bad for 6 donuts that are way better than average. Half dozen runs between $ 6.50 — $ 9.50 and a full dozen between $ 9 — $ 14 just depending on which types of doughnuts you choose.
Date with a Nutty Pig — dates, almonds, blue cheese, icing, yep… this is all happening. I’ve seen it several times at the Lake Mead PB where I usually frequent. I like everything that comes on the doughnut, I just always thought it all seemed weird together on a doughnut and overlooked trying it. Since the selection was so limited, I went ahead and tried it. I can’t say I’d order it often, but it wasn’t bad and I’m glad I actually tried it.
Blue Doughnut with Sprinkles — Pretty basic and done nicely. It kind of reminded me of a doughnut Homer Simpson would eat.
Blueberry Cake — Major fail. This is time it didn’t live up to the many I have previously consumed from PB. This one was really heavy and had a burnt taste to it.
Apple Fritter — Still haven’t found one better than the one at Friendly’s in Henderson. The apple fritter I had here was delicious, but there was only a small pile of apples in the middle instead of throughout. I didn’t care for that even though the fritter wasn’t greasy at all and texture wise it was perfect. I’d rather have apples with each bite instead of a glob in the center.
Chocolate Bar — Simple yet done just right. The bar was soft and fresh and It had the right amount of chocolate on the top and I liked the taste of the chocolate.
Vanilla Sugar — Another simple doughnut yet tasty. It was soft and fresh.

Donuts were awesome and a decent price the only thing I hated was the wait and little selection they had. Otherwise they are awesome but a tad hard to find. Even asked if I had a peanut allergy (I don’t) but still considerate

D’oh! This Pink Box Location is location inside the convenience store portion of a Shell Gas Station. I drove in circles looking for a free standing store.
Alongside the Pink Box Doughnuts there is also a Roberto’s Taco Shop located inside this Shell convenience complex. Tacos, Doughnuts and Gas station fare!
The Pink Box location is located in the back righthand corner of the building. There you’ll find brightly frosted and sprinkled donuts, or donuts with numerous bacon iterations to entice you. I noticed that the donut selection here tends to be more colorful than the main store.
A little less fresh at times but the donuts are awesome!

Pink Box oozes creative flavor combos and truly reminds me of its distant cousin — Voodoo doughnuts located in funky Portland, OR. I would dare say they are just as good as my frequent visits to Voodoo. Wacky flavor combos include Bacon Maple Bar — Fat Elvis — Key Lime Pie– and all sorts of other off the wall concoctions. Bacon + Doughnuts– really? It works.
When we went to pick up the 2 dozen for an office party earlier this year — we truly couldn’t decide on what we wanted. The gal working the counter eagerly helped pick out a variety for my office party to accommodate everyone. She defiantly provided a solid sampling of several different styles and tastes (jelly/​cream filled and your traditional cake style doughnuts). As I suspected, they were a big hit in the office.
As I mentioned above, these are fun to pick up for clients or coworkers. My coworker stopped by my desk today and was asking about them — which prompted my review. We were scoping out their Instagram page and the craving hit us. I will be swinging by tomorrow to pick up Christmas treats for the office. No Christmas cards needed– pass out Doughnuts and weasel your way into being the office sweetheart ;).
We want to sample their seasonal doughnuts — which at the moment includes Eggnog– A Santa face doughnut — A Reindeer doughnut– and candy cane doughnut– all that will delight kids and adults alike. It’s something unexpected and my coworkers go BANANAS for them. I can’t wait to try their new flavors and will post updated pics at that time.
It is always fun to watch everyone sample difference flavors and enjoy learning about which doughnut was what. Clearly, I’m a fan and would suggest giving them a whirl to curb your sweet tooth when it strikes!

I honestly don’t see what the big deal is with Pink Box. I’ve had co-​workers and friends rant and rave about this place. I honestly would rather have a plain glazed doughnut from Krispy Kreme than any of the unimaginative nonsense that people consider a «doughnut» at Pink Box. Sprinkling cereal (fruit loops, fruity pebbles, crunch berries etc.) on top of a piece of fried dough and calling it a confection is silly to me. I’ve tried their Chocolate Coco Pebbles specialty doughnut and their Glazed doughnut. Both were dry, hard and forgettable.

I like Pinkbox donuts products and enjoy the savory sweet donuts, but this location is rage inducing at times. Now if you read my reviews I rarely slam a business, but I have to say that their business structure kinda sucks.
They’re open until 5 or until they sell out. They’re always sold out. I come here weekly because my grandma in law likes to eat the same foods often so we’re at Robertos 1 – 3 times a week. After work we often stop around 4pm-​430pm to get her meal and I’ve not once caught them open.
I feel if you are selling out so fast that you dont make it to closing perhaps have more donuts. My first review was back from when they were brand new. Since then I haven’t been able to catch them open, even once stopping in at 3pm and no success. So next time went in early to find them open, but disappointed that all they had were a tiny amount of all the basics, none of to gourmet flavors and it was only noon on a weekday. My MIL made a special stop with me on a dayoff early and that was the only successful trip after many failed trips. After that my MIL gone to pick up grandmas order for lunch and to be nice said she tried to get me maple bacon bars and they didnt have any. Today went in to find them closed, again. I really wish it wasn’t like this, but I’ve made more than enough attempts to try to give them business within their stated business hours.
Being open 24 hours makes sense considering they are in a 24 hour gas station with 24 hour Mexican food. If they were, I know we would be buying a ton of donuts as my house is full of people who like donuts. I know others would too as I kid you not Ive heard others bitching about it while I’m waiting for my Robertos order.
I have a hard time figuring out what to rate them but I won’t be trying to stop in for donuts anymore. I am so over it.

Woah — I don’t even like donuts, but these are crazy good.
I went here today 6÷22÷14 to pick up some treats for my coworkers who are having a really rough day. I sliced them up so everyone could try each type, and the 2^nd cookies & cream is saved for my sister. My coworkers raved about them & my sister has yet to receive hers.
Anyway, I was next door at the hospital and couldn’t figure out where this place was. It’s at Freddy’s Car Wash and parking is crazy on the weekends!
I didn’t read any reviews so I went in blind as far as what to get and ended up with a half dozen gourmet box for $ 9.50.
2 Cookies & Cream
1Nutty Pig
1 Peanut Butter Cheesecake
1 Cheesecake
1 Fat Elvis
EVERYTHING was good, but my favorite was the nutty pig — but that’s because I love dates, bacon & blue cheese.
There is a Pink Box by my gym on the SW side so I’ll probably stop by that location when I need to bring treats and don’t have time to bake something up.
Great find thanks to Unilocalers!

I would have to say that being raised with nothing but donuts from Sluy’s Poulsbo Bakery in WA State I am a bit of a donut snob! In fact I will only eat maple bars from Sluy’s Bakery, but Pink Box was able to hold a candle to Sluy’s maple bar and that is saying a lot!!! Pink Box has a lot of giant specialty donuts that are jam packed with fillings such as PB and bananas, which they call the Fat Elvis. But I am more a fan of the so called regular donuts rather than the stuffed specialties. I think my favorite would have to be the Fruit Loop Cereal Bar.
No matter what your pleasure, they make their donuts fresh daily and they serve them up with a smile and they are miles ahead of Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts as far as taste, variety and freshness!

My friend Allison first introduced me to Pink Box a year ago… now I find I’m addicted to the Tutti Frutti! I have literally tried every donut here, but I personally can’t go wrong with a bag of Tutti Frutti from Pink Box!
Close second favorite is the apple fritter!
The Centennial Hills location offers a drive thru which is nice so you can hurry home to eat the delicious donuts. The downside to the drive thru is that you can’t easily see which donuts are available, but the staff is usually friendly and helpful.

Pretty good unique donuts, just the service is not so good. Drive thru in the am is longer than Starbucks. Waited 15 minutes behind one car and when she finally came to window, she didn’t even apologize for the long wait. Why don’t they have the menu in the window? Instead of handing it to you in the car when you pull up? Think this will be last trip to pink box, the car behind me started honking. annoying way to start the morning.

I love to pick up donuts for my work every once in awhile. People get mad because you can’t resist a doughnut… especially on a Friday.
I’ve been going to the same Ma & Pop place down the street. I still go there… but there is something about Pink Box that is just so luring… oh, yes. It’s the gourmet specialty doughnuts. Just look at the pictures.
The service is always so good here. The girls that are usually working are such sweethearts and very quick to help.
Love this place!

Items Selected:
CroNut
Key Lime
Banana Cream Pie
Granny’s Apple Pie
Blueberry
Buttermilk
Pink Velvet
Having made it a point to sample through a dozen varieties of Pink Box Doughnuts even before relocating to Las Vegas I knew it would only be a matter of time before I made my way up to Centennial Hills to take a look at their gas station based 24-​hr satellite, a promise of fresh daily deliveries at 6:00am driving a Sunday visit where nearly two dozen novel selections and a smiley young clerk stood waiting. Without a doubt the most trendy doughnuttery in town it was with some restraint that I opted for a half-​dozen +1 and at a $ 10 tally the majority of selections were saved for NFL game time snacking, the exceptions being a still-​warm $ 2.25 take on Dominique Ansel’s ‘Cronut’ that unfortunately proved oily, flaccid, and uninspired plus the cocoa-​laden pink velvet whose hefty chocolate notes found needed levity in rich, though overly sweet, cream cheese. Moving onward to the rest, much like other quirky «Voodoo inspired» shops across the country standards like the blueberry cake and buttermilk bar proved above average while novelties stole the spotlight, each filled option featuring natural ingredients and both the banana pudding and key lime gel spot-​on representations of the iconic pie fillings inside a fluffy leavened pocket. A mixed experience to be sure and a prime example of why places of its ilk rarely appeal to purists I personally look forward to seeing how the company evolves over time… hopefully a bit less cronut/​bacon/​cereal ‘me too’ in favor of more ambitious ‘outside the box’ thinking a la the Nutty Pig, Salted Caramel Twist, and Cream pies.

Yes! It seemed to take forever, but that old Dunkin has finally moved up the road and Pink Box has moved in! This location is inside the Fabulous Freddy’s so it does get pretty busy sometimes. I could be wrong but I believe all the donuts are brought over from the main store too, so some of the popular stuff seems to run out quickly.
As far as the donuts go, Pink Box offers a spectacular product! They are always fresh and super soft. Even If I tried, I wouldn’t know where to start on trying to figure out what’s my favorite. The cheesecake varieties are amazing and if you like filled donuts, my wife swears they make the best raspberry filled in town. Even if you just want a classic style donut, their chocolates, glazed and blueberry donuts are delicious too. But you can’t forget about the «gourmet» options… everything I’ve tried from the Fat Elvis to the S’mores are beyond good. And if it’s your first time, you can’t leave without trying a maple bacon bar!
When the original location opened up last year, we tried them a few times and just never had a good experience. That was quite a while ago though and they have really got a good thing going on now. Pink Box is quickly becoming one of my favorites! It doesn’t even have to be a breakfast thing either, I’m down for a banana cream pie donut pretty much ²⁴⁄₇! ;)

I was super excited to see that they were opening up our beloved Pinkbox Donuts in our neighborhood instead of having to trek down to the Lake Mead location.
Even then, it took us this long to go in (life is crazy). They were running a little low on selection but did let us know that another shipment (from the Lake Mead store where they bake them) was on its way. Thankfully, they had some of our favs, so we were good.
I LOVE the key lime pie and whipped cream filled. The key lime is a glazed donut with key lime filling and whipped cream and more key lime filling on top. The taste is divine. Rich, but not too rich and is perfect for me, since I love key lime pie but dislike graham cracker crusts. The whipped cream filled is a standard donut, filled with whipped cream and dipped in coarse sugar on top. Light, fluffy perfection.
Same great products and same great service as the Lake Mead store. No doubt, we will be back!

Stopped by Fabulous Freddy’s and decided it was the perfect opportunity to check out Pink Box while I was there. I walked up to the counter unsure of what to get and took a few minutes to study the various selections. They all looked pretty amazing and fancy. At this point it was pretty obvious that it was my first time here, so I asked the girls at the counter what they recommended. They told me that they were all delicious but that the maple bacon bar was pretty popular, so I opted for that one. Since it was my first time here I was offered a complimentary doughnut on the house, so I decided to try the key lime as well.
The key lime was a glazed doughnut filled with key lime and topped with whipped cream and more key lime. It was tasty and not overly sweet… tasted just like a pie, just with softer consistency. The maple bacon bar was a glazed maple doughnut bar topped with bacon. It was absolutely delicious, with a good mix of sweet and savory notes, and the maple and bacon flavors go surprisingly well together.
I tried their coffee as well, and opted for the vanilla one which was so good and much better than other vanilla coffee that I’ve had elsewhere, probably because this one wasn’t added as an artificial flavoring.
I am definitely looking forward to coming back here to try all their gourmet doughnuts since they all looked so awesome and appetizing. In the next few weeks, they’ll be going to a ²⁴⁄₇ schedule as well, which will make it that much more convenient to fill your doughnut cravings anytime.

Pinkbox gourmet doughnuts are in northwest vegas! Welcome guys! Their doughnuts are delicious and fun. I went today and one of the owners was greeting customers and welcoming them. I got to chit chat with him and say thank you for making pinkbox doughnuts readily available. The doughnuts are even more delicious than the Lake mead location. Why you ask? Because I don’t have to drive as far.
They will be opening a drive thru in 2 weeks. I can’t wait. Doughnuts + coffee+ drive thru window= win, win, win!!!

Pink Box Doughnuts is headed for the hills– Centennial Hills, that is! They are having a soft opening as of today, and that’s a treat, not a trick. Walk right up to the Pink Box counter next to the Roberto’s window inside the Fabulous Freddy’s Food Court (not an official name, but this is more of a convenience plaza than a convenience store) and select from the most elaborate variety of fried dough creations in town. My pick is an apple pie fritter and a cup of fresh-​brewed Sumatra coffee. This location is only a slightly closer drive than the Lake Mead store, but the parking situation is more friendly here. The doughnut drive-​thru should be operational within the next few weeks. When you’re driving up to Mt. Charleston, this is an ideal stop to stock up on caffeine, supplies, and sugar.