I was surprised to find that Krispy Kreme had made it out to London. The craze has died down in the…read moreUS and I barely go there anymore. I decided to make a quick stop for nostalgia sake. It was pretty good, I think I will go back in the States as well.

This place is located right next store to the tube. Very friendly staff. Place is small but has…read moremost of the donuts available. Bought a lemon meringue, biscoff caramel, and nutella donut. All were delicious. The line was fast so I was in and out of there within 5 mins.

This is supposed to be one of the krispy baking motherships supplying other stores. I love their…read moredoughnuts even though each one costs £1.10 to £1.45. I wanted one of their cold drinks but they'd ran out of ice! Coffee's normal - don't expect anything special. By the way, this is a stand-alone outlet which happens to be in the Tesco Extra building - which itself is majorly mahoosive. You can see the baking machine contraptions from where you sit to devour your yeastie creations.

For several years now it hasn't been necessary to fly back to the USA to buy Krispy Kreme donuts; I…read moreonly have to cross the English Channel to the UK to do this. This particular KK is located in Slough in the big building that houses the big Tescos. There isn't' too much that you can say about KK or really any chain store/restaurants because the idea is to keep them the same. Well this one was a nice size. It was very clean. There were lots of donuts there, unlike some places where the choices go down as they're sold. They seem to keep well stocked. The coffee was good too and the young lady who worked there was very sweet and very chatty. Buying donuts from grumpy people should be illegal, I think. Cannot wait until my next trip to KK-land (England)!

Yummmmm!!!!! The pistachio donuts are to die for! Came all the way from the United States to get…read moreone of these! Boy was it worth it!

I've visited this Krispy Kreme the last 2 mornings while touring London. The coffee and donuts are…read moregood and the woman that works there is very pleasant with a good attitude. I'd give her a raise!

Oh I'm so easily pleased…read more I had to pop into the nearby Sainsbury's for some emergency spuds - I wanted to do some roasties and we had run out of spuds, it was a potato drama! The distinctive sugary smell wafted across to me in the cold November air before I'd even clocked the large, neon Krispy Kreme sign on the other side of the car park. I decided this meant I should stuff my face with donuts. We didn't take the drive-thru option as we weren't 100% sure what we wanted, so we took a wander inside. They've set it up like a '50s American diner, one of the girls serving had made an effort to look a little retro herself although the others clearly hadn't so I think that was her own choice rather than a set rule. Good on ya girl! It was somewhat cold and sterile inside and I have to agree with SJ that the car park outside seemed a little rough, however we weren't planning on staying and the staff were friendly and efficient so we left, VERY happy with 4 donuts of our choice and 2 complimentary donuts. The complimentary donuts were WARM and soooo tasty! My only regret was not buying a cup of tea to eat them with. You kind of know what you're getting with a Krispy Kreme, yes they're a bit overpriced and yes they are 1,000% sugar and oh so bad for you but DAMN they're good! I could eat a box of a dozen on my own and still have room for more...but maybe that's just me...

Okay, what the HECK is up with this Krispy Kreme? Really? I just want all of you yelpers out…read morethere to take the time to check this out some time late at night. I've never seen so many potential drug deals in one parking lot in my life. It seems to be hang out central for everyone with cars with tinted windows, slick blue lights on the license plates, and the bass pumped to ear splitting levels. The police are always driving through, and for a change, they are not there for the doughnuts I assure you. And yet, for late at night sugar fixes, what more can you ask for, really?! The service is excellent here, and the drive through is usually pretty fast and friendly. Sure, the doughnuts are overpriced, and you spend a great deal of the time fearing for your life...but where else can you get doughtnuts this good in England so late at night? Nowhere, I assure you. Just be sure to lock the doors and wear your bullet proof vest. Still, I think the local color makes it even more interesting.

Who would have thought that a generic American chain would do the best doughnuts I have ever…read moretasted? The shop is actually more of a stand and it's a little out of the way, but if you're lucky enough to find it make sure you don't pass it by without buying a box of doughnuts. The doughnuts aren't particularly cheap (around £1.20 for one), but a box of 12 is much better value and a double dozen is even better yet. There are plenty of flavours to choose from - I've tried most and my favourite is still the maple glazed. If you ever want to become extremely rotund, this is one of the best places to do it.

Staff were lovely and friendly which is always nice…read more However the coffee wasn't the best and the doughnut selection was terrible, most of the shelves were empty! It was such a disappointing site after looking forward to a good doughnut all day! It was probably the fact that it was the end of the day, but whatever the reason, it was still disappointing. The staff had to be the best thing about the place.

I'm normally a huge Bread Ahead fan. Whenever I'm at Borough Market, or see them at any of the food…read moremarkets they pop up at, I always get a doughnut and sometimes some bread, and it's delicious. The doughnut is huge and very comparable to one from St John's. But even though I've been at Stratford a few times since Bread Ahead's arrival, I'm always too full and haven't been able to manage a doughnut, and I really wanted to as they have what sounds like the best hybrid ever - an ice cream doughnut. So finally today I made a better plan and managed one. Unfortunately, my expectations just were not met. The man working was rude and dismissive (for example, I said that I'd never had an ice cream doughnut before, and the man scoffed, half-rolled his eyes, and said "It's just ice cream in a doughnut".) So despite the bad start, I was still pretty jazzed for my treat. But, meh, not really great. The soft serve was nice but didn't taste of much, and the doughnut shell didn't really add anything except a mess of sugar. So next time, I'll get a regular vanilla custard doughnut, and hope it's as good as usual and hopefully give Bread Ahead a couple more stars. Today though, service was a 1.5, and the doughnut only a 2.5.

This little place in the Great Eastern Market section of Westfield Stratford does really, really…read moregood doughnuts. Generously filled, and in a selection of flavours including caramel, honeycomb and fruit jams, they look pretty tempting. And they taste great too - the fillings (which clearly are the star of the show) satisfy a sweet tooth without being too sweet. My favourite is the blackberry jam, with its chunks of fruit. They aren't too doughy and are in fact quite light, and they aren't oversugared. I can't wait for the weather to heat up so I can try the ice cream filled version. They also do a huge selection of bread and other bakery products, which I haven't tried but look delicious. The staff are friendly and attentive, and the outlet is well presented and easy to look around. Everything is clearly priced which is unusual in bakeries a lot of the time. They only lost a star because £2.50 is a little steep for a doughnut in my opinion.

I have to say, I was a little disappointed. Not with the donuts - they were perfect. Not with the…read morestore - the service was great. My disappointment lies with the British. I brought two dozen of America's greatest export and for most of the day, they sat uneaten! A meeting with my peers and colleagues in London, I figured I would bring a treat. A dozen regular and a dozen assorted. Let me tell you, it was a hassle to carry that box on the Circle Line from Paddington to Victoria. Somehow, the boxes managed to survive without casualties and made it to the conference room table. They did eventually get eaten (I had only two all day), but it wasn't until the afternoon coffee break that the consuming hit its stride. By 6:00 PM, they were all gone, but it was a close call. Donuts? Big in America. Not so big in England.

If you're a serious sweet toothed baked goods fan like me - then Krispy Kreme is mecca. Just the…read moresound of the divergent spelling of 'Krispy Kreme' makes me salivate. These glazed babies are gorgeous - but I can see a lot of dieters wincing at the thought of the amount of fat and sugar in one of these. Sugar ranges from 10g to 30g and fats from 13g to 19g per doughnut. Ouch. But they taste great and look so pretty. That's excusable enough for me. Krispy Kreme *drool* also does decent coffee and iced drinks.

Love this bakery and coffee shop! We stopped here almost every morning on our recent trip. The pain…read moreau chocolat is delicious! Light and fluffy and so, so good! The croissants - plain and almond - were incredible, and the cinnamon bun was to die for! The service is great. Jennifer is very sweet and the young man working on Saturday was so polite. Small place, but perfect for what you need! My latte was Fresh and hot!

Admittedly I did not visit this location in person, but my boyfriend picked up some bread and…read morepastries and brought them home. Vanilla doughnut was the best thing, and the almond croissant and jam doughnut were solid. Sourdough loaf was good but not amazing - I thought the same when I ate it at the restaurant a few weeks later.