Dot & Dough

i love to come earlier in the morning because they still have a lot of flavor to pick. the texture of the doughnut was just perfect today. crunchy outside and chewy inside. my new favorite is the lotus! you have to try!! super yummy and the lotus biscuit was still crunchy too. service was nice and ambiance was clean and quiet. not too busy. make sure you give this place a try

So, I finally decided to treat myself and visit Dot and Dough, thinking I'd be indulging in some heavenly donuts. Spoiler alert: the experience was more of a doughnut disaster. I ordered the highly touted Apple Pie round thing, only to discover it was essentially a smooth pudding with a hint of apple flavor. I mean, if I wanted pudding, I would've just raided my fridge! To top it off, why on Earth does a doughnut shop feel the need to branch out into chicken nuggets? I thought, "Hey, maybe they'll surprise me!" Spoiler alert number two: they didn't. For $8, I expected at least a hint of flavor, but instead, I got rubbery nuggets that even the dipping sauce couldn't salvage. I didn't want to write a bad review, but when three of us walk away disappointed, it's hard to keep quiet. Good luck, Dot and Dough, but you won't be seeing me again. Looks like I'll save my appetite for a place that knows how to do donuts--and chicken--right.

Very disappointed in their "malasadas" they really need to take that item off their menu because it's a disgrace to what true malasadas are. Being from Hawaii and knowing what the standards of malasadas are I didn't have high expectations but I was expecting these to taste similar to what a malasadas is BUT WAS I WRONG the dough was overly crisp on the outside with almost raw dough inside but THERE WAS NOOOO FLAVORRRR SMH. Malasadas aren't supposed to be hard and flavorless. This was very disappointing especially when I was intrigued by their malasadas sign, but boy was this a huge disappointment. You won't ever see me stop here to get malasadas at all. Side note: service was good and the workers were friendly and had a good interaction with them. The vibes in the store was nice and clean and very inviting. Just the malasadas were terrible.

Just had the pleasure to visit dot & dough recently. We came in the morning just right as it was opening for the day. It was empty and the place is kept neat and clean. There was so many different donuts ready to be enjoyed and on display. They had a buy 6 get 1 free so I took advantage of that. All the flavors that I've tried so far has been great! There isn't one bad donut that I've had here. I still haven't tried the donuts with the fillings yet. Maybe on my next visits! I also ordered the iced coffee here and it was huge! The price is very fair for the quality of donuts and coffee here. I hope this establishment thrives for years to come!

I was visiting a friend in Eastvale and we stopped for some mochi donuts. Mochi donuts are less sweet and slightly chewy (like mochi!) rather than cake-like. I've had mochi donuts at other places and admit I prefer "regular" donuts but these mochi donuts are definitely the best I've had. What makes them better at Dot & Dough is they are not at all oily like I've experienced at other places plus the flavors are more pronounced. We ordered 4 and shared so we could both sample the flavors we chose.The Homer chocolate (chocolate glaze with colored sprinkles) was good but probably my least favorite of the four. The double chocolate (chocolate glaze with tiny chocolate chips) was my favorite because, well, chocolate chips! The strawberry pocky (strawberry glaze on 3/4 and 1/4 with pocky stick dust) was excellent and really did taste like a strawberry pocky. The cookies & cream had a delicious cream glaze with Oreo crumble on top and came in a close second in overall enjoyability.The fellow working here was very nice and quickly got our order together from the mysterious back room. Prices were in line with what I expected - these aren't truck stop donuts. But even if you prefer those I think you'll enjoy what you find at Dot & Dough (they also have malasadas).

Donuts were dry. Not the best tasting. Place was clean. Place appeared a little dead with no business.

I don't know why I keep giving this place another try but tonight might be my last visit. The donuts are expensive and the service is mediocre at best but tonight proves it's getting worse and worse. Tonight around 6pm my wife placed an order for pickup via Grub Hub through their website because they don't have their own ordering engine. We already put in a web order for the restaurant next door so this place was going to be our dessert.When I arrive, I walk up to the young girl and tell her I'm picking up a web order and show her the screenshot my wife texted me of said order (pictured). Girl says, what's the name? I say "xxxxxx" (my wife's name). She then says "can you scroll to where it shows the name." I tell her it's a screenshot that my wife sent me. She then says, "I have to see the name so that I don't give you the wrong order" kind of condescendingly. I tell her, "the order on the name is xxxxxx" She turns around to the back counter to which there's only one order sitting there, which is obviously mine. Then she says in an even more condescending tone, "I'll give it to you this time but next time you have to show me the name. Next time tell her to save it with the name showing" like I was stupid or something.This is what set me off! You'll give it to me this time??? What kind of a comment is that? I PAID for these donuts!Seriously, at what point does logic and common sense go out the window in favor of operations? 1) It was the only order on the back counter waiting for pick up2) If the purpose is confirm that I'm getting the right order, she could have simply looked at my screenshot and looked at what was in the box 3) If she just checked the name on the order and the name matched with the name I gave her, then how is that different from actually seeing the name on the screenshot?This person was so hell bent on being "right" that she stopped thinking about WHY she was asking for the name in the first place!Case in point - after she handed me the box I paused and asked her, "would you like to confirm you gave me the right order?" followed by me holding up the screenshot of my order. She said "no." I didn't say anything to her to point out how ludicrous (and condescending) her behavior was because a large party walked in and I just wanted to go next door and get my dinner order and go home. And wouldn't you know it, when I walked into the dinner spot and told them I was picking up an order for "xxxxxx" they looked at their MULTIPLE to-go orders and pulled the one with the name I gave them. Dot and Dough could learn something from that.

Not only are the donuts great, but so is the customer service. Mat is always so welcoming and friendly, he goes out of his way to explain all the flavors and drinks every time. Bathroom is clean and the sitting area is open and comfy, great place to come by and get a treat.

Got a dozen to try all the flavors. Unfortunately, I was disappointed. The flavors were kind of bland. The chew was hard and not moist. I'm used to Mochinut. So although this is close by. It was not as good.

Hello, I was craving something yummy and warm this morning. I was up for something new. For them to open up 8:30am. You would think there's fresh donuts. In this case it was cold. My boyfriend went to go pick some up. He described the donuts looking old. They didn't have all flavors available upon opening. I don't know how they run there system here. However, we still ate the donuts considering that our whole order came out to over 41 dollars including our 2 coffees, buy 6 get one free, and the donuts holes. We had to warm them up as well. My daughter is really selective on food. I wouldn't recommend this for toddlers. In this case I would rather take them somewhere else, only because the donuts felt cold and old. The donut holes we got her were hard and a little bit soft in the inside. I WOULDN'T come here again for my donuts. Maybe for the coffees and tea milks, not even that will bring me back. If you like this stuff then hope all is well for you. But this is definitely an acquired taste that was left behind in my opinion.