Donut Crown — Restaurant in Austin

The donuts are good I will give them that, but the service is such a mess. The signage on the donuts is confusing, because there is a variety of items behind one sign for instance eclairs. One sign says Chocolate eclair, but there are two different kinds behind the sign. When you ask the girl that works there what is the difference, she is super snappy. "One is maple, obviously, simple." was the exact reply we got when we inquired about the difference. They have signs that just say old fashioned but 4 different kinds behind the sign. It appears they don't do well with signs because they had a simple piece of paper with the price that they just crossed it out and wrote over it instead of printing a new page out. I'm not sure this is the best business tactic since we can see the prices went out.

The donuts are alright in my book, but the service has put me off from coming here again. I was not looking for a donuts and a side of attitude when I stopped in...

The Shipleys in this town are awful compared to the rest of central Texas, so I prefer the mom and pop type shops in Austin. Found this gem on one of the delivery apps and decided to go in person due to a long delivery wait. Place was very clean and most importantly, it SMELLED like a donut shop (which is surprisingly hard to come by). My only complaint was that the donuts were charged individually instead of just half dozen mixed (which they even advertise) so I ended up paying $25 for 8 donuts, two small kolaches and a body amour. Quality of the donuts were good, they actually filled their filled donuts (looking at you Austin based Shipleys), great kolaches, and it’s a local business so it’s pretty...

I've been patronizing Donut Crown for years and can honestly say they treat people very respectfully. I've been there many times with small children excitedly looking at the multi-colored donuts, having a terrible time deciding, and the employees showing no sign of frustration. You can get everything from cake donuts, yeast donuts, cinnamon rolls, and kolaches here. They also sell bags of donut holes. Donuts aren't overly sweet, and are always fresh. It's also very affordable: I walked out with two donuts for $1.92. ...