We saw Colorado Donuts featured in a HeyLAvideo and decided we had to check it out. So glad we did!…read moreThe donuts were fresh, soft, and absolutely delicious, with so many creative options to choose from. The coffee was great too, and the staff was super friendly and welcoming. Definitely worth the visit. We'll be coming back to try more flavors!

I've gotten an assortment of donuts using the Too Good To Go app…read more The people behind the counter are really friendly and sweet. The area is kept very clean. Parking lot is shared with other businesses. My favorites are blueberry donuts, chocolate old fashioned, and glazed. They taste fresh, light, fluffy, and not overly sweet (at least the ones I had). 5 stars all around for the great service, fresh and yummy donuts, and very fair price point!

One of my favorite spots! I frequent this place. The service is 12/10. Such lovely people and they…read morealways make my day brighter. The food is delicious. I typically get my fav #16 ham, cheese, egg croissant sandwich. I get it with scrambled eggs and get the jalapeño inside. 10/10 The donuts are so soft, fresh and delicious. 10/10 Cute shop with many options!

A classic donut joint if you know what I'm talking about…read more Ham cheese jalapeño croissant is always my favorite at donut shops and at this place it is nicely executed - the ratio of all the ingredients was perfect and everything tasted great. I had a glazed donut which also was fresh and on point. They make bagels and breakfast sandwiches which I haven't tried yet but they look good. Prices are also reasonable. Definitely the best donut spot I've tried in the area, and I'd say one of the best ones in my memory!

This is a no frills mom and pop shop with plenty of regulars and newbies. The staff are very…read morefriendly and work hard at getting people in and out. I came for the TGTG and was pleasantly surprised at the value, freshness, and variety that I received. It was almost 2 dozen fresh donuts and fruit croissants! Amazing!

Classic dumpy strip mall donut shop. They sell lots of things beyond donuts and the donuts ain't…read morethat great. Granted, I went in the late afternoon but they were old and crusty and uninspired. They charge a fee for using a card. Donut and chocolate milk was six dollars. Is that normal?

One of the things I've loved most about making my short film SLUSH has been discovering how many…read morepeople are willing to help bring a story to life. When we needed donuts for our shoot, Lily from Foster's Family Donuts didn't hesitate. She supplied the donuts you see throughout the film...including these beautiful pink donuts that she made specifically for SLUSH. The truth is that independent films aren't made by one person. They're built one act of generosity at a time. A location owner says yes. A crew member goes the extra mile. A local business owner helps. And suddenly a story that existed only in your head begins to exist in the world. Thank you, Lily, for being part of that journey. And if you're anywhere near Foster's Family Donuts, do yourself a favor and stop in. The donuts are every bit as good as they look.

Very disappointing experience, especially as a local La Crescenta resident…read more I walked in with my kids and ordered several donuts and Thai teas. The young lady who initially helped us was very kind, and we ended up spending about $25. My kids decided they wanted to sit and eat inside, so I grabbed two small sheets of wax paper to use as makeshift plates so they wouldn't make crumbs or leave a mess on the tables. As I was taking the two sheets, an older woman working there aggressively confronted me and nearly smacked my hand away. Her reaction made it seem like I was reaching over the register and stealing money rather than taking two pieces of inexpensive wax paper for food we had just purchased. There were other customers inside, which made the whole interaction even more embarrassing and unnecessary. I had just spent $25 at the shop and was simply trying to keep the table clean while my kids ate. If taking the wax paper was an issue, she could have politely said something instead of reacting so aggressively. I'm local to La Crescenta and would have happily returned, but treating a paying customer this way over two pieces of wax paper left a terrible impression. Unfortunately, I won't be coming back.

Small donut shop with a small lot to park. You can order a sandwich there. They are a local mom and…read morepop spot.

Visited: 11/16/25…read more Half a dozen donuts: 4/10 Unfortunately, the donuts were a bit disappointing. They were flatter and tasted very different from what I'm used to at other donut shops. Specifically, they were drier, and the dough had a cornstarch-like taste. Considering the flavor and texture, I found them very pricey compared to other places. Small regular coffee: 8/10 The coffee was solid. It was nothing fancy, but it hit the spot! The server was really friendly, and I appreciated being able to customize it with sugar, milk, creamer, or other toppings. The shop itself was very clean and had a chill, welcoming vibe. The front server was personable and engaging, which made the visit even nicer! A big plus is that it's open 24 hours and has a wide selection of donuts, which is great since most donut shops are almost sold out late at night. The only minor downside was a loud beeping noise from one of their machines that went off the entire time I was there, but it didn't ruin the experience. Total Price (before tip) = $18.19

We've stopped here several times before and without a doubt, this is one of the best donut places…read morethat we've been to. Day or night, their selection and variety is unbelievable! They are always fresh and sometimes still warm.

Delicious and they always taste fresh :) Person working is…read morealways friendly , my go to donut spot in Burbank ! No pics because I inhaled the donuts

Donuts were great but a tad too sweet for my liking. Beware of the sugar rush lol! And there's…read morenothing like korean corn dogs esp the cheesy ones!! Highly addictive...

I didn't realize this place was right up the street--we got our fix of mochi donut goodness and…read morewill def be back!

Sometimes I just want a basic, cheap, giant glazed donut. When that craving hits, I don't come…read morehere. I come to Sidecar when I want something that feels special and indulgent. I'm a sucker for inventive flavors and adorable packaging. Paired with one of their delicious coffee drinks, a Sidecar Doughnut feels like a small special occasion. I don't mind paying a little more for that occasional experience. The reason why I even thought about writing this review however, is their exceptional customer service. I had an issue with a recent order and they handled it quickly, professionally and thoroughly. Evey business is capable of making mistakes, but it takes an experienced and thoughtful staff to correct the issues while making the customer feel heard and valued.

I stopped by Sidecar Doughnuts last night to pick up some donuts for my sister's birthday after…read morenoticing the shop while I was in line for Howlin' Ray's, and I'm so glad I did! First of all, the donuts were absolutely delicious. Everything looked amazing, and what we tried definitely lived up to it. But what stood out to me even more than the donuts was the wonderful woman who helped me choose what to get. She was so warm, kind, and genuinely welcoming. She complimented the Christian shirt I was wearing, and from that moment, there was just something about her spirit that stood out to me. She had such a light about her, and she made me feel genuinely appreciated just for walking through the door. It was one of those small interactions that ends up meaning so much more than you expect. Before I left, I felt led to give her a little Jesus figure I had with me. It was such a sweet reminder that God can use even the simplest everyday moments--and even a stop for birthday donuts--to let His light shine through His people. God is good! Great donuts, but even better people. I'll definitely be back.

I'm always on the hunt for a Piroshki, one of my favorite delights that I think originated in…read moreRussia and is East European by origin. I think Papillon is Armenian which I believe has European cuisine, as Armenia is considered geographically to be within Western Asia (the Middle East) and the South Caucasus region. Sitting within the mountainous Armenian Highland, it acts as a transcontinental bridge between Eastern Europe and Asia. Their Piroshki is long and thin, whereas I'm accustomed to them being robust short stocky and round almost resembling a giant baked potato in size and shape. So these look like a "Chinese Donut" a.k.a. Youtiao (油条) in size and shape, same girth but length maybe 6"-8" long. What I liked is the filling of the Beef was minced ground beef with sauteed onion bits mixed into a blend and seasoned with a bit of spice but overall was very moist and juicy and the fried dough was very good. So, I'd recommend that. Oddly, I tried the Beef and Potato reluctantly thinking the pure beef option was going to be better... and the Potato was soft and perfect so I'm thinking they're equally good depending on your mood. I tried the beef empanada, and it was very good, similar flavor of the beef empanada to the piroshki but not exactly the same, otherwise I might say the empanada is bigger and gives more protein of the ground beef. The desert shaped like a peach fruit was very good. It reminded me of Asian style deserts where they're not overly sweet and has a healthy refreshing taste more so than being too overwhelming with thick sugary creams. I found out they have multiple locations. It feels maybe the Armenian and Russian community in So Cal are more toward this area and The Valley, so I do have to take what could be a 60-90 minute journey to come here, and even longer of a commute to their other locations. I think they'd do well in the SBBC (South Bay Beach Cities) down South past Santa Monica but before Long Beach and Orange County. I'd recommend this place for the food and service.

I have been a customer here for years, since 2012. Never have I encountered a rude person such as…read moreKristine or Kristina in my life. Maybe the owner should retrain her employees. No comment on their delicious food but customer service is absolutely 0/100. Dear Ella, please reconsider who you hire to be the face of your company.

Heard there was a new donut flavor at Old Ferry, so I dropped in as soon as they opened to get my…read morehands on it. Of course, I also grabbed a couple of my favorites: creme brulee and maple bacon are always a must. I only picked up one of their new blueberry donuts, and after the first bite, I immediately regretted not buying more. Perfectly sweet, bursting with blueberry flavor, and that moist, cake-like texture..A+. The service was just as great as the food. The only employee working was super perky and helpful, and the shop has added some awesome new merch since my last visit (loving the look and feel of their white hoodies!). I also noticed several new drinks on the menu, so I definitely need to come back to try those. I always walk away from Old Ferry a satisfied customer, can't recommend them enough!

Our first visit and I think we need to visit again to try the other flavors!…read more We tried: Original glazed - not too sweet Lemon poppy seed - it wasn't lemony enough for me. I thought this would be my favorite but it wasn't. Cream filled - the cream filling was light and not too sweet. I found it oddly refreshing to eat. Peanut butter - I did not expect to like it as much as I did. This was tied for the top. There's a small parking lot. Arrive early or take a tour of the surrounding area to find a spot. Enjoy!