Jim Georgie's Donuts

Actually I like this place I worked nearby and got shrimp tempura egg sandwich with ham and a donut with almonds Tasty and lots to choose from It's a mom and pop shop

True definition of hole in the wall and classic San Francisco donut shop. We had some extra time and came by for a little treat. Got the lemon pound cake and a maple donut. Both very good! Quick in and out for donuts. Also has Chinese food too which all was very good value for money.

These doughnuts are GREAT and CHEAP - what more can you ask for out of a local doughnut shop. One of the best Crullers I've ever had. Great for an after-brunch dessert!

TEN OUT OF FIVE. SCRATCH THAT FIFTY!!!! Amazing maple bar no filling pleasse and thank you!!Mwah!!! Love this place!!!

I'm super happy these lovely people have survived a car driving into their store and re-opened! Before their donuts were good, but now I have to say they're GREAT. We had a couple on our walk yesterday, a sugar donut and a glazed old-fashioned. The sugar donut was feather-light and didn't have even a hint of oil flavor. The glazed-old-fashioned was delightfully crunchy and wonderfully tender inside.I look forward to them opening their Chinese foot buffet!

At a $1 a donut, the price just can't be beaten. This will satisfy that donut craving without robbing you blind, unlike other places in the city.However, the donuts are just mediocre. The sugar donut only had a very thin dusting of sugar on it, so you're eating mostly a plain donut. The same goes for the glazed donut; it needed a lot more glaze. The custard-filled chocolate donut had enough chocolate on it, but the custard itself was a strange flavor, a little too tangy. The donut holes are 6 for $1 (again, great prices!), but they weren't shaped like holes, and also needed a lot more glaze.Overall, not a bad place for donuts given the prices, but the quality reflects the prices too.

Five stars are for lovely people, gorgeous shop, and tasty donuts. We've been living in SF for slightly less than a year (having moved from Australia) and love stumbling across places like this as there's nothing quite like it at home. Closed since we've been here, we always noticed it walking past and are so glad it has reopened. It forms quite a contrast to the more recent businesses around that part of Mission. If you're in the area and feel like a down-to-earth coffee and donut break, check it out!

We walked in what we thought was a cute hole in the wall spot. Sometimes, those be the best ones for great quality food. Anywho, we saw the Chinese food when we first walked in but it didn't look edible. Food look dry and mushy. However, that didn't matter. We really came in for the donuts. So we bypassed that and spotted them. I saw that there wasn't many left over but given it was towards the end of the day I can kind of understand why it wasn't. I also notice there was nothing covering the other side of the glass which kind of worried me about bugs entering the place and being able to easily access it. And to my worst nightmare, there it was. I thought I was just tripping at first, but it was four black specks on the regular glaze donuts. I took a closer look and the black specks started moving. It was just what I thought. Gnats were lying on the donuts hanging out so we turned around and walked out. We didn't want to intrude on what the gnats had going on. It reminded me of Friday after next the "Holy Moly Donut Shop." I get it's a hole in a wall spot but we didn't expect gnats to be the intruders. It was bad for business. I hope this helps. All the best...!

Good spot but make sure you check your order before leaving, they tend to mess it up.

Been coming for years, soooo happy they're still around! Every time I would pass by they looked like they closed down. But so happy they're open. Food is amazing!! Cash only , I wish they had an ATM but definitely worth it.