Best Donuts

The best donuts of my life? I don't think so. Best around the corner from the Air Bnb? Yes. If you've been in Texas long enough you've probably been to Shirley's. To compare the too. These are more bready, a little softer and definitely not as sweet - which I liked. The jalapeño cheese kolache was too much bread for me and not enough jalapeño. 3/5. The sprinkle and glazed donut I liked because it wasnt crazy sweet. The donuts itself was still soft without the donut being warmed up. 4/5. The two at the front counter were fast and got you on your way. There's booths in the front of you want to sit and a drive thru if you don't want to come inside. If you live nearby or are in the neighborhood I'd say give them a shot.

The customer service at Best Donuts is top notch. They have been a staple of the community for quite some time and serve one of the best spicy boudin kolaches in the city, paired with a Vietnamese coffee, you've got the perfect breakfast. For those that don't want to leave their vehicles there's also a drive thru.

Super nice and clean. The donuts are great and so are the croissants and breakfast tacos!

I grab a dozen donuts and coffee on Sunday mornings before softball games and they are always fresh. You can see them constantly bringing new donuts from the back. Sometimes there is line but they are pretty efficient at getting people out the door. $10 for a dozen mixed donuts is a steal. The apple fritters are also really gud.

Definitely the best donuts in Houston. Great Kolaches and coffee as well. My favorite is the Vietnamese coffee.

Solid kolaches spot off of Hilcroft and Braeswood. We stopped by after seeing it from the bayou trail. There is interior seating and the plaza that it's located in is actually pretty neat and organized. There's plenty of parking and the parking lot is in good shape without potholes and whatnot. The menu is a bit redundant and overwhelming and I'd recommend streamlining it to help overhead. We got the jalapeño sausage and cheese kolache and the sausage was at least better than a normal hot dog weenie so that's a plus. Their items are around $2.50-$3.00 per kolache so it's not super cheap but the quality seems a bit better than other shops that are a bit less expensive. We got 3 items and it came out to roughly $8 after tax so I'd say you do pay for what you get. We'll be back to try out some of their other items next time.

Stopped by for some kolaches and donuts while biking on Brays Bayou. Plenty of parking in the plaza. They have a very extensive menu of breakfast items: kolaches, donuts, tacos, croissant sandwiches, you name it... The large kolaches runs $2.85-$3.50 each, and donuts are about $1 each. We got the jalapeño sausage with cheese, jalapeño K.B with cheese and glazed donut. The glazed donut was light and fluffy. The kolaches reminds me of the Buc-ee's kolaches (a roadtrip must have for me), but with even better dough. There are couple booths for indoor seating. Overall solid donut shop, would come again to try other menu items.

These really are the BEST donuts. My kids are super picky when it comes to donuts, and they also think these are the best. They love the plain glazed and I love the bear claw. I've also gotten the breakfast tacos, which aren't too bad. I usually order these for delivery through a food delivery app, but I did go in a couple of times. The store is small but clean and has an efficient layout. The staff is very friendly and quick. Best donuts really does serve up some amazingly warm, soft, delicious donuts.

I saw this place and thought that the store name was a tad boastful, but man these donuts are really phenomenal. After coming here for the sixth day in a row this week, I have to say they may really have a right to claim this title. Try their Boudain Kolache and apple fritters, they are out of this world!

horrible...I ordered food through Uber eats and the guy forgot my drink. not only that..all the food was cold. I had to warm it up, could have done that before sending it off this way. I want a refund!