Wicked Donuts

First time here and it WILL NOT be the last! I've heard about this place for years but had never tried it out. I was in the area and a hot coffee sounded really good. Sooooo I gave Wicked a shot. Here's the verdict.When I walked in, the colorful artwork was really eye catching. What struck me as surprising was the very relaxing music being played. Because of the nature of the name-Wicked and the Rockabilly decor I expected rock to be played. Not the case. The music was almost tranquil. It made me want to order my coffee and sit and enjoy it in the lobby.Speaking of, I was very impressed with their coffee selection and accompaniments. Usually donut shops offer decent coffee and a very limited amount of additives and even more rarely any sugar free options. I was pleasantly surprised that I was able to get my usual hot Americano with steamed almond milk AND sugar free Vanilla Flavored syrup....whaaat! A local coffee company is used which I always great. Love supporting local businesses. It was a delicious, hot and wonderful beverage. I didn't try any donuts because it wasn't a cheat meal kind of day. I'm very rigid with my nutrition. The donuts were beautiful and I was impressed with their coffee selection options. There were even some Ube. Yum! The young man who took my order was absolutely delightful and friendly. He rounded out my experience at Wicked with a full 5 stars!

Studies show that eliminating donuts from your diet will reduce your risk happiness by 80%. So treat yourself!Wicked makes a quality donut and offer a varied selection that is sure to please everyone. Their apple fritter is delicious and huge. The mochi donut is a treat on the light side. I enjoy a simple lemon poppyseed accompanied by hot cup of java. They feature Dark Moon Roasters coffee which is a local company and is great tasting. They do make blended drinks but I can't comment on them as I don't partake.The shop is clean and offers a unique 50's diner decor. The murals on the walls add to the retro feel. To think this use to be a Jack in the Box! The drive thru window is operational if you are passing through.The staff is friendly and greet you as you walk in the door. Make sure to check their website before making the trip as their hours vary throughout the week. Worth the trip!

This is a great donut shop! The cream filled donuts had a looooot of cream. Borderline too much. Service was great. The store was very clean.The COFFEE was what I really loved as it is on par with actual coffee shops. They use Monin syrup which I love and local beans from dark moon coffee roasters. The price was way better than average coffee shops. I will definitely be returning. Also not pictured but we got a cinnamon sugar churro cronut and it tasted just like a churro.

Thought I reviewed Wicked Donuts before, but guess not lol.The storefront is really nice out in Summerlin with a Drive-thru. Walking in they have a good array of donuts/pastries/breakfast sandos and coffees.The mix of donuts is basic to more fun flavors like Lemon Meringue (the best donut I have ever had), Ube Cheesecake, Pear and Blueberry flavored fritters. The fun flavors are in line with Chef Teddy was was on Food Network.Prices are slightly above what you may get at a chain, however you are paying for quality, size, and actual desserts. 4 pastries were 14.00, however the apple/pear fritter was huge and the puffernut (puffy light croissant is my description lol) is a true dessert.Staff were all friendly and attentive. No negatives there.My sole negative was in today's trip I went in for their Christmas Tree donuts that they have been promoting on the gram, and was advised they had not completed making them. I live 25 mins away and came today mainly for that and being 3 days before the holiday assumed those would be good to go. Totally get this is probably on me and is a rather minor issue and really only because I live a distance lol.Overall if you are in the Summerlin area this should be your donut shop. I think quality and uniquness for donuts are the best I have had. If you live a distance, eh, depends on how much you love donuts. This will likely remain a couple/few times year spot for me.

I have been dying to try Wicked Donuts and finally got a chance too. They definitely did not disappoint! Absolutely loved their Deep Purple and Boston Crème. Can't wait to try some of their other donut flavors.

I can't believe it's taken me a year to finally try Wicked. I am not a breakfast person, so I needed some encouragement from my niece to finally take the plunge. I've driven by Wicked many times, and the appeal of the drive thru is strong. But the appeal of the donuts is a lot stronger.I didn't make the trip myself, it by all accounts it sounds like the folks at Wicked were pretty friendly and knowledgeable. The prices are steep, but can be found online beforehand, so nothing should come as a shock. Use their Toast online to see what they have available as well. The menus posted here are not accurate or up to date.We ordered a dozen donuts, which came to $40 with tip. Not cheap, but not completely insane either. I obviously didn't eat all 12. But I could have. Highlights for me were the Nutella and the Ube filled. Both were absolutely delicious. My wife loved the Dubai, and while I have absolutely no idea what that means or is, she spoke so highly of it I feel inclined to recommend it. So... give it a shot!Definitely going into my rotation of places to snag breakfast, which as I mentioned above is quite small. Certainly feels half step up or so from a place like Pinkbox.

Nutella is one of my new favorites along with crème brûlée. Yummy also Ruby loved the pup cup

Finally checked out Wicked Donuts after 3 years. Was greeted promptly. Service was friendly enough, although the guy said "we don't do bars" when I asked if they had buttermilk bars a bit snidely. The hero here are the apple fritters. Massive - husband and I split it and the half was more than enough. Nicely crispy outside with apple bits. Definitely one of the better versions. The other donuts were standard. It is closer to us than Pinkbox, which is our current favorite so that's handy.

While visiting Las Vegas, I found my way over to the west side to check out Wicked Donuts. This Sin City shop is laden with guilty pleasures executed in sugar, chocolate and dough, expertly crafted by Chef Teddy, well-known locally for creating M. Antoinette among other ventures. He is a frequent contributor on Las Vegas television shows as well as the Food Network.When you walk into the store, you can't help but notice that Wicked Donuts is not your typical donut shop, eschewing the typical donuts stacked in wire bins behind the counter by moving them front and center, displayed beautiful in glass presentation cases at the counter. Customers can easily see and choose their favorites. It was hard to narrow down my selections but ultimately I opted for the crème brûlée and the apple crumble. The apple crumble looks as it sounds with buttery crumbs atop a tender apple donut, bursting with fruit flavor. I liked it but it was a bit sweet for my taste. Meanwhile, the crème brûlée had a perfectly carmelized crunchy sugar crust and filled with a custard crème center. Both donuts were light, airy and fresh. I think most folks will find something that suits their tastes from the selections available.Wicked Donuts really takes the art of donut-making to a new level and is well worth your time. Recommended.

I randomly found this place while looking for a donut shop on our drive-through to Vegas. I wasn't sure what to expect. There were a bunch of mixed reviews. When we arrived, it looked like a cute little store. I opened the door and was amazed by the variety of doughnuts they had. It looked too good to eat. It was very hard to keep my order to a minimum. I was helped and greeted right away, and the person helping me was able to assist in narrowing down the options. I ordered:1. Hot rod doughnut car w/ twelve minu donuts - This is a must order, I think. Who doesn't want a 1957 Chevy Bel-Air hot rod box? The box underneath says GM. Super cool. I'm definitely displaying it somewhere. They make it fresh to order. I ordered it w/ cinnamon and sugar. These were heaven. I reconnecting recommend eating it right away because it's not too good when it's cold. 2. Creme Brulee - I was shocked and amazed how perfect that sugar glaze coating on top was with the first bite, and you get a taste of the custard. It literally tasted like a crème brûlée that you can eat on the go. For me, I just had to sit and savor each bite. 3. Nutella beignet - I was left speechless with this one. On the first bite, the gooeyness of the nutella just shuts your mouth until it slowly melts away. I was skeptical because I've had my fair share of beignets. They did good, be warned the powdery goodness is messy. 4. Original glaze - You can not go wrong with a standard original glaze. It was so fluffy and doughy. It had just the right amount of glaze.5. Mini apple croissant - I think it was my least favorite. It just had standard apple filling, and the crust wasn't anything special. There were so many things to look at while you waited. They were busy, but it wasn't too crazy. The restroom, I do feel, needs some TLC. I'm not sure how long they've been here. It would make the full package experience. I feel sometimes people think of the outlook of the storefront and forget the little things. Overall, it was a great experience, I highly recommend stopping here. We had checked in at reno later that day, and someone on the elevator asked me where I got my donuts because they are from Portland, OR.