Winchell's Donut House — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Lowkey this place is kinda racist if you’re anything but Mexican. They will treat the customers that they like ahead of you great and they’re laughing, joking, etc. Then you walk up and they’re short, rude, and act like they want you out of their sight asap. Out of every employee, there are maybe like two nice respectful employees. The rest need retraining. Bagels are 50/50 with freshness but good when they’re fresh. Sometimes the doughnuts are crispy and practically dripping in oil and grease. Went in for a small coffee today, which takes 30 seconds to pour and send me on my way, but they made me stand to the side while they helped all the other customers that were behind me in line and made me wait for over 10 minutes, I had to leave so I wasn’t late for work. Anything and everything with vanilla custard always tastes strongly of banana. Coffee is just alright. Hella mid. Still will return...

Every time I go into this location it's like I'm racially profiled for no reason. I come hear every other morning and they get an attitude because I'm speaking plain English and they get my order wrong when I order a specific bagel. I ordered a turkey bagel with pastrami sauce, and she kept it telling me that I'm ordering a total new bagel with pastrami. (I even let her know I'll order the same thing every time I come in to her location) and all she did was go talk to her co-workers in Spanish disrespectfully when we were talking in English. So I felt like she was saying something disrespectful about me if cute pretty considered finish speaking in English.

I asked for the customer service number and she wouldn't give it to me. So I came here to write my review. They'll do anything to try to...

It’s a great option for those, who gets hungry at a late hour or for early morning birds. They work 24/7. You can get a donut and a sandwich on a bagel. They have bottled drinks as well as their signature juices that they make right there. By evenings, locals enjoy getting together inside there to play or just to talk. Not much tables for everyone, but who cares if you only need a donut to go? Personnel is helpful. Women are beautiful and men are welcoming and all of them are ready to listen to you. You can practice your Spanish there. Parking is tight over there, because of a few hall-in-the-wall restaurants on the same plaza. So in general, it’s not the best place to eat at in terms of healthy food, but an awesome option when everything else is already...