Spudnuts Donuts

Do not order the raisen bran muffins. .they lied and told me it had
did not have one. The guy working there said there is nothing he can do. .no exchange. no apology.and i ordered a large coffee and he filled my cup ¾ full and refused to fill it to the top. He would not even give me my receipt. .this place is so rude. .i go here once a year hoping someone will smile or just act nice and I’m always dissapointed.

Their chocolate donuts are the best. Whenever we buy donuts it has to be from here. The top is chocolate and then they glaze the bottom half!!! It’s the best thing ever!!! But it sucks they charge to use debit. My husband always goes and gets a dozen and two milks and it’s like $ 16 so yeah kinda pricey for donuts now and because of that reason we don’t go as often anymore. But hey I guess it’s ok every once in a while

My husband has a serious sweet tooth! He was in the area today and stopped by. Needless to say, he brought home a box of doughnuts. They were fresh and fluffy. It was a little pricy for the doughnuts but the quality was great. Thank you.

This Spudnuts has been here for years, never have a problem coming here. Always loved the quality of potato flour style doughnuts, you pay a little extra, but hey they’re worth it. Except for Thursday around 10am. Usually there’s an older gentlemen, sometimes an older lady who works the front. They’re not bad to deal with, they’re alright, and their pastries are mostly in good shape.

Usually, i’ll purchase a «Baker’s Dozen» (14 donuts) and ask them to mix it up. They do a good job mixing the variety: glazed, sprinkled, crumb, coconut, chocolate, double chocolate, chocolate w/​sprinkles, jelly, custard, powdered, etc… you know? you don’t get the same type of doughnut, you get variety.
Unfortunately, instead of the regular older people i used to see, was a younger guy w/​glasses and he came off kinda rude. Asked him for a «baker’s dozen», he shouts, «no baker dozen!», which is fine. Mixing it though? That was a big mistake. Instead of going across the selection of pastries like most servers do, he just stays on the right side and everything i receive in that box was glazed and plain, no powders, no double chocolate, not even a damn maple bar! Seems like he didn’t care at all, pretty disappointing.
Hygiene’s kinda important when one works around food, and this poor guy did not smell clean. When you pick up another person’s odor from the other side of the counter, it can’t be good. His wrinkly clothes seemed as if he just woke up in them and walked out to work. All in all, for a box that’s $ 8.00, ($ 1.00 extra debit) i’d rather drive all the way to lancaster for these, i’ve had better experiences over there. This place isn’t horrible, but be warned, i didn’t leave happy.

My brother was in town and he loves donuts. The whole week he was talking about getting Spudnuts because of the potato flour they use in their donuts. So Saturday we went to the Lancaster location on 20^th West & Ave K and fulfilled his craving. This morning he wanted to take some home on the road however he was really disappointed. The Spudnuts on Ave S didn’t have a great selection. We asked for a half dozen and opened the box only to find 4! The donuts themselves were hard and we didn’t finish eating them. He was so bothered by this that he asked me to stop at the Donut Inn on Ave S & 47^th to purchase some more.

Unfriendly service, does not carry cronuts and was out of coffee and acted put out to make more! Terminal was broken for credit card and didn’t even apologize for it but again acted put out!

I stop in from time to time to pick up one of the large items, like an Apple Fritter, Bear Claw, or Cinnamon Roll. They always taste fresh and a little less dense than other donuts. It’s probably the potato based flour that makes them a little fluffier. Just in case you didn’t know the potato flour is why this place is called Spudnuts!
The service here has always been quick and friendly. Most times I take my doughnut with me but on occasion I have sat at one of the tables and the shop always looks clean.
For you Lotto players out there you are in luck, you can get your Lotto Tickets and Scratchers to go along with your donuts, if you are going to enjoy your coffee and doughnut here you can play Hot Spot and watch the monitor mounted on the wall.
Now it’s time for some Unilocal trivia: Did you know that Spudnut started in 1940 and at one time there were over 600 stores throughout the US, Canada, and Mexico? Spudnut was the largest doughnut franchise in the United States. There were even 170 outlets in Japan!. The company was sold a couple of times and the parent company went out of business around 1980 because of managerial blunders thus ending the chain. Now there are only about 35 franchise stores left and we are lucky enough to have one right here in Palmdale!

They don’t care about customers. Just making money. They charge $ 1 for credit or debit for under $ 20 purchases. Who spends $ 20 on doughnuts? And they charge $ 1.50 for the bigger donuts. They won’t count them as 2 or 3 in a regular dozen. Lancaster spudnuts on 20^th west and ave k is way better…