Wendy’s Donuts

Every time I go there it is a struggle. The lady that works the front doesn’t understand what you are saying and its 15 minutes to take an order for two things. The other lady that can actually understand you is never working the register, they should switch. My order has been wrong all three times I have been.
On a positive note, the donuts are delicious, once you have battled the order. I also love the boba taro teas. They have such a great consultancy and its hard to find a place in the are with the available flavors they have.

This place is great! Early in the morning or late. Classic donut spot open 24 hours, after 11pm look back at the racks and see if they have a fresh batch of your favorite flavor!
I recommend the chocolate old fashioned

I’m usually not a big fan of doughnuts but these really impressed me. They were fresh, not greasy, and absolutely delicious! And they lasted till the next morning. Well worth it.

Stopped in this morning for a dozen donuts for work. Even at 9 a.m. the selection was very fresh. I bought a mix of cake, raised, and old-​fashioned donuts. Everything was yummy, and the blueberry cake donut was the best!

Truly, my gift to services as in my Vet’s office or the garages that once and now fixed my car, this is a stop I make on my way. A GIANT box or two of Donut Holes. What’s as good as going down the rabbit hole would be popping these into my mouth while I’m driving, hoping not to go over 5 ;-). Highly recommended if you’re in the neighborhood. Only other donut shops I think are worthwhile are Randy’s with the GIANT donut on top on Manchester, just west of La Cienega and Stan’s on Weyburn in Westwood. Nothing else I’ve found is worth the calories.

They always have fresh donuts and it’s so delicious! I don’t understand why people wrote bad comments. Cause I really like there

the donuts were okay. they looked beautiful and filled with lots of love; however, the taste wasn’t as fluffy as I had imagined it to be!

These are great donuts! Being a really, really big fan of donuts, and having pretty high standards for my fried desserts, Wendy’s does a wonderful job. They’re always fresh, light, and chewy. I feel like one can judge the quality of a donut place on how well they do the basics: old-​fashioned/​cake, French cruller, and sugar. Wendy’s hits the spot on all three. Now if only they would add a lemon cream filled donut…

omg worse donuts ever !! they are so greasy and so disgusting. i can’t recommend this place it’s just horrible! !

I’d expect an expensive donut like theirs to be the best donut ever… and these are HORRIBLE! WORST DONUTS I’VE EVER HAD AND EXPENSIVE! First and last time coming here.

Wendy’s was great! I try all the donut places around and this is one I would go back to for a simple donut and a nice cup of burnt coffee in some styrofoam (seriously I like that). Keep it up! Great job with the old fashioned!

My girlfriend’s donut was good, but my cornut was groooosssss. So oily in the middle, I could not even eat it all. I hope their other donuts are better, but I don’t know if I will try it again.

The donuts here are always fresh;morning, noon and nite. I tried the infamous Cronut this morning and was disapointed in the price ($ 2.50) but loved the taste, texture and novelty. I also like the crumb cinnamon roll. Again very fresh.
Parking lot can be tight squeeze. They sell lotto and scratchers here.

I went early in the morning for a fresh donut but apparently it was so fresh that it was raw. I won’t ever come here again.

Convenient because its right on the corner and there’s parking. First, it’s hard to find a donut shop around Santa Monica, the folks in California are so health conscious. So there’s this place called Wendy’s Donuts (not to be confused with high quality fast food Wendy’s hamburgers) and they have huge donuts, donuts of all types, you have to cut them in half to get a reasonable portion. The folks at work love them. The only draw back is that it’s cash only. So bring some cash and a sugary appetite and a promise to run a 5 miler later in the evening.

A solid neighborhood donut shop. For my birthday party, the hubs thought it would be a cool idea to bring a couple dozen donuts for my friends to enjoy and a special apple fritter just for me to blow out my big 3 – 0 candles on. At right around $ 22 for 2-​dozen assorted donuts we just about cleared the racks of fresh donuts. Naturally, mister worry wart considered the donuts might be stale but my friends were just raving about how tasty the donuts were and wanted to find out where we got them. I have to say, my apple fritter sure was top notch, filled with square little bits of apple, and just a fantastic substitute for a birthday cake!
The parking situation is slightly hairy as there’s just an itty bitty parking lot shared by many popular shops like 7-​Eleven and Eddie’s Italian. This is compounded by the lack of any street parking in the near vicinity of this corner. If you don’t mind a short jaunt there are some secret spots on the street just behind the strip mall or if you make haste you can risk the double park and/​or leave a buddy in the car to move out of the way as needed.

Our baby rescue cat loves us so much that, sometimes, she can’t quite get the sounds out when her mouth opens to mew her appreciation. That’s just about how I feel about doughnuts, and for a short period of time, Wendy’s was the closest doughnut hole for us to get our weekly fix. In fact, we used to live almost down the street from Wendy’s Donuts. Walking there helped us work up an appetite. Racing home burned off at least a few of the calories.
To tell the truth, though, and now that we no longer live next door, this is probably more the kind of place you’d stop by on the way to somewhere else than a prime gotta-​have-​a-​doughnut destination. Maybe you’re stocking up at Costco, or headed for some animal-​style action at In-​N-​Out, when you find yourself asking, «Is it that time again? Do I deserve a cheap, sweet treat?»
Hell yes, you do! Seven days a week, this place is open admirably long hours from 5:00 AM-12:00 AM, so keep in mind there’s no guarantee you’ll get a fresh doughnut if you walk in later in the day. However, ask politely and the friendly servers will tell you which doughnuts are the newer kids on the block. To the best of their knowledge, anyway.
It’s kind of an average doughnut place ( Unilocal’s Kristina G. sums it up nicely here:
), but as long as you’re in the mood for one, I would say an average doughnut is a tasty thing. Their filled doughnuts have always done the trick for me in a hungry pinch, and the cake doughnuts make some of the most satisfying coffee dunkers any time of the day.
S.O. and I may no longer be able to contribute to Canada’s alleged highest doughnuts per capita consumption statistics, but as long as dedicated doughnut joints like Wendy’s continue to thrive, we’re more than happy to do our part to help boost doughnut scarfing numbers south of the (US-​Canada) border.

Pros: none
cons: tiny parking lot, unclean place, bad donuts
Not fresh, greasy and unsanitary looking. I don’t think it’s a good idea to have the place looking like it has a layer of dust, clean up once in a while. Grab a bottle of windex and please go to town. The selection is limited and not very good would prefer to grab the crappy options at the ⁷⁄₁₁ next door.

Looking for a stereotypical ²⁴⁄₇ Hole-​in-​the-​wall local doughnut shop with cheap prices and suspect cleanliness? Well, Wendy’s Donuts on the border of Venice and Marina del Rey (@ the corner of Lincoln & Washington) is the answer to your cheap donut quest.
Located in a small strip mall with matching tiny free parking lot, Wendy’s Donuts is convenient if you are driving north on Lincoln or east on Washington. Otherwise, keep driving since these donuts really aren’t worth it. I need to find out when they bake them fresh and arrive then because coming in the afternoon there were some pretty dry donuts left.
The biggest draw for Wendy’s doesn’t appear to be the donuts, but Lottery Tickets. So, there’s still a chance to be a winner of a spot…

I work right down the street from Wendy’s. so it’s very convenient for me in the morning. I love their ham and cheese croissant. Their bagels and donuts are also delicious. My daughter loves coming here for a treat when she comes to visit me at work, or in passing :)
The owners are super nice and always remember my name and what I want. I like that they also have lottery tickets at the counter. they’re my weakness!
The only downside is parking, assuming you didn’t walk there. and the fact that they only take cash. They do have an ATM inside though (as well as a little internet thingy if you need to check your e-​mail or something.