Grand Mission Donuts & Bakery

Hardworking family run business, different coffees like French Roast and Hazelnut to choose from (chose the regular blend and it was donut shop coffee, not strong but familiar.) Cake donuts are the way to go, jelly had only a scant teaspoon of gelatin filling deep inside the donut. Donut itself was fluffy and tasty though.They were kind especially since I spilled my coffee while trying to put a lid on it after adding cream. On a gritty corner of Mission and 18th, glad it hasn't been cleansed, gentrified and repackaged.

Fine but wouldn't return. Service was quick and the woman helping was nice. Got donut holes and they were fine but nothing special. Glazed but very lightly. Not dense but not really light and fluffy. Didn't seem super donut-like but I'm not sure how to explain it.

Growing up in Houston, my family constantly went to donut shops, but we never got donuts: always pigs in a blanket with cheese and jalapeños, or maybe ham and cheese. We called them kolaches; the Czech people who made them big in Houston called them klobasneks. This spot really does the trick. Places that are cheap like this are a dying breed. Thank God there's a spot in the Mission I can get a small bit of hot food in under 5 minutes.

Last time here, the pineapple bun was not fully baked. It was raw in the middle. The cheese danish was excellent but sadly I won't be returning here anytime soon.

Good location next to the bus stop! Stopped in to duck out of the wind and wait for the bus there. Ham and cheese pastry was great and did the job. Also always see loaves of bread for $0.65! Bring cash if you aren't purchasing much!

I love love love this place. Compares favorably to the best donuts I've ever had. Good range of pastries -- the turnovers are particularly yummy. Pineapple buns are a big seller but I wasn't a fan. I've never had a bad experience here. Plus they have cinnamon coffee and it's really cheap!

Casual hole in the wall for all the classic doughnuts. Chocolate old fashion had an awesome glaze. The maple cake doughnut was so light and soft. Enjoy with your fave coffee for a sweet start to your day!

Stopped by Grand Mission because it was open early and right next to the bus stop. Solid spot with lots of options. Had some of their Asian buns which were decent, though nothing to go crazy over. Wasn't too busy and there were plenty of seats. Staff was nice and efficient as well. While it Grand Mission may not be the place dreams are made of, it's an easy option when you need a quick morning breakfast pastry.

twist donut was so good, our favorite out of the ones we tried. so fluffy and divine. Sadly they were out of a lot of chinese items like egg tart, bbq pork bun, etc at 4PM on a Saturday. Quite a constant line and stream of people on a weekend.

this place is alright. ive gone here when i was you fer but i seen a old lady come in here and a worker denies her pennies. so rude and saw her count them one by one. she left sad and ut was very upsetting. food is stale sometimes and old if you dint come when they make it fresh. its such a tight place but at least they have bread. its very dark in there most of the times, i wouldn't recommend.