Bakery Donuts

Just moved to the neighborhood and was happy to find this little shop with friendly service and delicious kolaches! Will have to go back to try the donuts. Highly recommend the jalapeño boudin kolache.

I’m new to this area and read great reviews about this place. While I think the donuts are good and the jumbo kolaches are good too I think it’s a bit on the expensive side.
I like the croissant sandwiches with sausage. I always make sure to get one when I stop by. Definitely worth the trip just can add up quick!

I’ve never met a doughnut I didn’t like… until today. The doughnuts just aren’t very sweet and tasted very «blah». I suppose if you like non-​sweet icing and bread then you might like these, but if you like a sugary sweet (Shipley’s like) doughnut, don’t waste the calories on these. These totally defeated what I consider a doughnut. They were below what you get at Kroger.

Small Donut Shop with a nice friendly owner, he seemed somewhat surprised almost put off that I ordered only one glazed donut (so I let him keep the change from the dollar to pay for the small bag) but this was my first visit here and this sampling would determine whether this is the donut shop that becomes my go to shop when in town.
Arriving just after 6:00 AM I was a little disappointed to find the donut wasn’t warm. The donut was nice and tall so it was fully raised prior to being placed in the fryer. It was a little heavy for a glazed donut in my opinion, but after cooling down and sitting it’s not all that uncommon. The jury is still out where it ranks on my quest to find my favorite donut shop in this part of Houston since I have many more places to sample, but theres nothing bad here by any means. I definitely will stop in again since its between where I stay and where I work when I’m in town.

We have been coming here for several (15?) years. When our kids were in school… from pre-​K until they got their licenses… we’d stop here at least once a week for breakfast. Always a treat!
I love the owners. As a kid, my Mom and Dad owned a small business… worked from early til late, six days a week, so I certainly honor and respect what they do… day after day after day.
Speaking of day after day after day, the product and service are ALWAYS GREAT!

Great customer service! I have been going here for years!

Yummy Little place and friendly employees. It’s one of those neighborhood breakfast place where you can go eat kolaches and drink coffee and enough a morning. The interior is kinda out of dated, but it somehow gave me a small town feeling.

Donuts are always fresh, fluffy and very tasty. The kolaches are good too with a slightly sweet but fresh bread. Staff is very friendly and I leave knowing they appreciate our business especially with other donut shops nearby.

The breakfast sandwich was quite good though the éclair and donuts tasted a bit of shortening so not quite what a good go-​nuts-​for-​do-​nuts should be.
They also get points for fast, friendly service and the mom-​and-​pop feel of the place.

Jalapeño boudin kolache was pretty darn good. I figured the ham and cheese would have, you know, cheese in it.

The jalapeño boudin kolache is a must try!
I brought some donuts to the office for a birthday recently and ordered myself a jalapeño boudin kolache for myself to enjoy on the ride into work. It was wonderfully spicy, had a nice texture, as I thought it would be mushy? Can’t wait to have another or better — bring a box of these to the office!

3.5 stars. Loved the customer service a ton… don’t really love the donuts though.
Kolaches are 1.49 for a small. The bread is lovely and slightly sweet, almost like a King’s Hawaiian roll. The inside tastes really good, too. A respectable and good kolache!
Donuts aren’t my M.O.- their selection is quite limited, and the glazed donut is pretty heavy on the bread density. Lots of dough to even the raised, so if you like a lot of chew in a donut, this place is good for you. For reference, It’s denser with more chew than a Shipley’s.
The base of all the glazed donuts here are the same heavier raised donut, so my fam wasn’t super into any of the other flavors. Blueberry cake donut was kinda flavorless.
Fabulous staff… I just don’t eat human beings and can’t get a sugar high from customer service, so I probably would check out other places nearby on the never ending donut hunt!

Although I have my go-​to Kolache place (River Oaks) and doughnut place (Christy’s), I still like to branch out and try other doughnut places.
Bakery Donuts is… okay. My niece loved her strawberry iced doughnut with sprinkles, and doughnut holes. I thought my chocolate filled doughnut was pretty tasty, and had a ton of chocolate filling, which was nice. The soft and sweet kolache was pretty good, albeit average, and definitely not up to par with River Oaks’s. I had a small coffee and it was very smooth and not bitter at all.
It’s not bad, but not a place I’d drive out of my way to get doughnuts from. If I’m in the loop, I’d definitely hit up Christy’s and River Oaks first for doughnut/​kolache cravings.

Stopped by here on my way to work after reading all the great reviews. The hype is real! I stopped in around 8:30 am and there was no wait /​line.
The owners were incredibly friendly and warm. The customer service is top notch. The donuts are fresh, delicious and priced at $ 7.99 a dozen. You can’t be that! I also tried a ham and swiss kolache. The bread is so soft and fluffy. It reminded me of a Hawaiian sweet roll.
I will definitely be back for my donut and kolache fix!

Best donuts, best service, plentiful in stock of all goods they carry. Kolaches are fantastic, very very consistently awesome with their donuts and most importantly, less hipsters.

When you step foot in this place, U2’s The Sweetest Thing will be playing in your head. And once you take a bite of one of their delicious nommy food, the track will change to Depeche Mode’s I Just Can’t Get Enough. And when you’re all out of donuts, the soundtrack will once again change into Billy Idol’s Rebel Yell because, «in the midnight hour babe, she cried more, more, more!»
I stumbled upon this place because for whatever reason Hugs & Donuts was closed and I had to meet someone up in the area. Well, my fellow Unilocalers approve of this place so I’ve got to give it a shot. Located on 11^th St, just East of N. Shepherd, this place wasn’t hard to find at all. Just an old school donut shops with lots of selections and delicious kolaches to choose from.
I was hungry, so I got one large and one small cheese sausage kolaches, along with a dozen donut holes and a couple of plain glazed donuts. All these? Just a little over $ 7. Wowza! Talk about affordable considering the location.
The lady behind the counter was beyond friendly. When I walked in, she was helping another customer and she acknowledged me right away. As soon as she was done with the other customer, she smiled and said to me, «I can help you now!» And although my total was more than the minimum $ 5 charge for credit card, I decided to pay with cash anyway. As she was giving me my change, she thanked me for paying with cash so she wouldn’t have to pay the credit card fees. Hey, times are hard! Every little penny counts, yo. Remember, Depeche Mode did say, «everything counts in large amounts.» Also, considering the location, her prices are very competitive. A glazed doughnut costs $ 0.79. At Hugs & Donuts? $ 2. For the price and the value and the flavor, no doubt that Bakery Donuts got it going on.
Will be back for sure to try all the other nommy goodness that they had displayed!

This place is great! We met the baker himself! Donuts are made onsite. Cake donuts are $.79/​each. There are about 5 tables to sit at. Restrooms are extremely clean. We tried a few different donuts… they were all good, but my favorite was the chocolate frosted cake donut. They had a chocolate glazed donut, which I had never seen before. It didn’t taste much different from a regular glazed donut. There is parking in the attached parking lot. Go early for more variety. I will be back!

I’ve stopped in to grab donuts and coffee several times and the owner is so sweet. She is quick to grab your order, which is great because there are usually several regulars there. The donuts themselves are delicious and not soggy or greasy as you would find in other spots. I brought them to work one day and was told the same thing by several people. Fluffy, airy donuts that don’t leave grease stains on paper or your hands… now that’s what I like. I will continue to give this small shop my business

Their kolaches are the best that I have found within 50 miles of Downtown Houston. Donuts also might be the best in the city. On top of that, the service is always great.

I. LOVE. BAKERY DONUT. I love that family. Happy boss lady, her quiet husband, and their (what look like TWINS but aren’t) grown sons. The young adult men who wear caps and white tees. Yup. 2 different guys.
Kolaches — the bread is sweet. Like a Luby’s dinner roll filled with cheese, sausage, and jalepeno if you choose. They will pop it in the microwave for you so that you can have it steaming hot. How can you complain for a slice of heaven for $ 2 a piece?
The donuts are marvelous. Forget Shipley’s. Forget Christy’s. Go «no name» with Bakery Donut. They have this magical way of crackling when you bite into the glaze.
I also enjoy their croissant breakfast sandwiches — take your pick of egg, cheese, and either ham or sausage. They also supersize the kolaches, but the bread isn’t quite taste the same as the small size. I also enjoy their breakfast tacos — eggs scrambled with chopped sausage and a side of picante sauce.