Ros Donuts

This donuts are the best donuts I’ve ever taste! The flavor is unique and the service is pretty good, also, they serve more than donuts like rinks and breakfast/​lunch. I adore this place!

Real family friendly place. Always come for the croissant sandwiches. #21 and #23. Off the hook! We always come out with a free donut. This place is awesome. Great customer service.

The food is pretty good and it has a very extensive menu for being a donut shop, however. the customer service is beyond horrible. I mean bad! I was astonished at how rudely the other customer’s and myself were treated by the owner herself. I almost thought we were all being «Pranked». Food– Good… Service– Bad

Ok. This is my second time and my experience have been bad. First time I saw flies being around the donuts. Now they’re serving molded food. Enough is enough. Don’t eat here

I grew up eating at the now-​legendary Winchells that once stood here. In fact, my dad was longtime friends with the then-​owner. I loved those cherry-​iced cakes… I’m setting adrift on a memory bliss… so this is not Winchell’s. The ladies running the joint are unsmiling but I came for the sinful calories, not the customer service. Their doughnuts are damn good. The line on a Saturday morning was long yet went quickly.

A smile never hurt anyone. Their service isn’t very good. Not even eye contact or acknowledgment when you enter. Been here twice and it’s the same.

RUN!
I’m all about supporting a small business. As well as supporting my women of color running any business. This place though, disgusting. The elder woman who works the mornings refuses to wash her hands or change gloves from money to food. I’ve given it 2 tries. Both times it was smoky and smelled like something was burning. They’re sometimes kids coughing and sneezing and playing around behind the counter. It’s gross. It’s the only donut shop around for a couple miles. Doesn’t matter, I’ll pass.

This Donut shop has great Donuts always fresh! The coffee and all of the food is great. The owners are very friendly and nice. For it not to be a lot of donut shops around, this is the place to go for sweet tooth. Yummy for the tummy!

I came here since the one across slz was closed. I found a little black hair INSIDE my donut as well as two black circle things. I’m never coming in here again. I should have read the reviews before coming. Not only the hair but the place is dirty, does not seem like they clean at all.

This place has been thru a lot of owners. It used to be winchells way back in the day. Then the sign changed to winchaus… and then some other name I think and now… ros donuts. This hairy story begins. I have had sandwiches there… and they were good… until I found a hair in one. Short and black. So obviously I stopped getting sandwiches there and figured the donuts were probably safe. And they are good and fresh on a weekend morning. But today I was proven wrong because I saw another short black hair showing underneath my maple glaze. (Grrrrrrr not the maple… that was mine) Well I took a picture of it before I took it back. I didn’t want the situation to get any hairier than it already was… but I took it in to the fella (wh had short black hair hopefully only by coincidence) and explained to him this was my SECOND TIME finding a dang hair in my food there. So he offered me a replacement donut after apologizing about the hair. I didn’t want to make a big stink so declined. But I said to him «remember I came and bought a dozen this morning?» and he said he remembered but could refund me on the donut… the donut… no thank you. Now if he would have offered the refund on the whole dozen I probably wouldn’t have even posted this negative review. He also said he would «talk to the baker about it» but just in case he doesn’t… if you eat at this place just be mindful of the hairs.

On Memorial Day I had a craving for an apple fritter. After driving past 3 or 4 closed donut places in the area I saw that Ros was open. The last resort was going to be Safeway.
No bueno, greasy oil tasting fritter for $ 1.50. The oil taste over powered the apple. So not worth it. I would have been better off going to Safeway.
1 star for being open on a holiday.

I used to send my husband here all the time while I was pregnant and I do remember it being much cleaner however, they have become comfortable. There is no sliding glass protection to keep the donuts on display safe. They are only in a glass case without a back so they are exposed to the employees. There are flies soaring around the donut shop and when I took a closer look at the donuts and was getting ready to make my selection there was an infestation of flies all over the chocolate and sugar covered donuts. I asked, «Is there a sliding glass protection?» She replied, «No!». I followed up by telling her, There are flies in the donuts,” and I pointed all of them out since it seems like she was not aware. I was hoping she would remove the damaged donuts. But she just ignored me and was like «are you going to choose?»
Don’t go to Ros Donuts unless you want your donuts with a side of flies.

My wife likes to stop in here sometimes after filling up her car at the gas station before she heads off to work, so one morning I did the same thing. Being about 7am, it was pretty quiet with a good selection of donuts. I ordered a chocolate bar donut ($ 1.25) and headed out the door.
The donut was good– nice and fluffy, and it didn’t have the artificial filmy aftertaste you get with some of the donuts from the grocery stores. The lady was kind enough to throw in a couple extra glazed donut holes as well. Nice bonus!

Uhhhh… Where do I start… Nasty environment no personality bad customer service donuts seems to be stale hard edges etc. Flies everywhere… Idk just being there feels eerie I will not return to the spot even if I was starving, Enjoy.

Gross. I feel like I definitely ate a booger in my donut somewhere…
Doesn’t seem clean at all and Jesus knows how old those donuts are…

Yummy To My Tummy
One of my old friends gave this place 2 stars last year, making me wary to go here. Her review mainly has to do with the cashier she encountered, though, and not the donuts.
When I first went here, I thought that my old friend was right. The cashier came across as creepy and rude. She rushed me by repeatedly saying, «And?»
Shit, lady, I’m new here, give me a chance to decide what I want.
Since then, the woman has warmed up to me (my looks definitely have nothing to do with it– as other reviewers have indicated, regulars are treated well). I have also dealt with 2 friendlier cashiers (a girl who helped me in March seems to be new– I could be wrong, but she might be the daughter of the woman who was working with her).
I haven’t seen him, but the guy who works here is the son of one of the women.
Some Prices (I don’t think tax is charged here, and I’ve never been given a receipt):
Regular donuts: $.75 each.
Large donuts: $ 1.25 each.
Extra large donuts: $ 1.50 each.
I especially recommend the glazed and chocolate donuts. The sugar donuts are just okay, and the maple donuts are pretty good, but not great.
If you order a dozen donuts (it’s okay if you ask for some large ones), you’ll receive 2 free (14 donuts for $ 9). I didn’t the second time I ordered a dozen (this confused me), but I have all the other times.
I received some donut holes one time. They were so good.
2 boxes should be used instead of 1 (all 14 donuts will be crammed into a box, and the lid may or may not be adequately taped down). I don’t know if they’re cheap here or just lacking in common sense (maybe they think that customers wouldn’t want to carry 2 boxes, and it must be assumed that some of the donuts are going to be eaten right away).
There are 8 types of coffee to choose from (ex: Chocolate Macadamia Nut; Hawaiian Kona), and it’s self serve (a large coffee costs $ 1.75). There are also «flavored liquid creamers at the counter.»
There are 51 sandwiches to choose from, including breakfast sandwiches.
«The breakfast specials are $ 5 and you can pick one of the breakfasts, a donut, and a small coffee.»
There’s a solid assortment of drinks in the fridge on the right.
There are a few tables, but I’ve never seen anyone eating inside (I’ve always been in and out within 2 minutes, but I know that this place is busy at times).
There’s not much in the way of ambiance (the sandwich pictures are impressive, though), but there’s a small, but nice, TV on the right side of the counter (Kansas was playing North Carolina in an NCAA Tournament game during one of my March visits).
The parking lot is small, but I usually stop by after shopping at Lucky (my wife and I usually park by the Post Office).
Although the donuts here only stay fresh for a few days (after that, you should heat them up a little before eating), they’re big and yummy enough to keep me coming back for more.

Been here twice on Sundays after Church and it’s never been busy.
The people who own the place are really nice and seem to get to know the customers.
The breakfast specials are $ 5 and you can pick one of the breakfasts, a donut, and a small coffee.
The coffee is self serve on the side and there’s a variety of flavors to choose from with flavored liquid creamers at the counter. I had a Chocolate Macadamia Nut coffee and it was really tasty! The donuts here are decent. They all seemed fresh.
Overall it’s a great little family-​owned donut place with good flavored coffee.

Ros Donuts has been around awhile. wondering how they did it. pop in and found out why:
menu: crossaints, donuts crossaint sammies 50 kinds, 3.5+), peerless coffee, 7 kinds
pour: –hawaiian kona/​macadamian nut (L1.75)
–most pours medium roast, ½ flavored
–hawaiian kona slighty flavored, macadamian nut more so.
coffee drips:
–not busy, service not a problem
–rushed, impatient service? wasn’t paying attention. deciding on brew
–offered to nuke lukewarm coffee, passed.
–lots of seating available.

This is the place to be if you want to enjoy a nice breakfast for a reasonable price. They have a vast selection of sandwiches, and croissant-​wiches for breakfast as well as lunch. They have a special as well; $ 5 for a sandwich, donut, and coffee for breakfast OR $ 6 (lunch) Sandwich, chips and a drink.
The lady here also is very generous usually slips in a couple donutholes in your bag along with the donut & sandwich.
The coffee on the other hand lacks the aroma that you smell when you walk into your local starbucks, but and again this is a donut shop, so you expect some basic donut shop coffee.
Parking is great, alot of the stores next door are closed or for lease.

The mean old lady never smiles. I think she hates her job. If its not her helping me its some other rude family member. They don’t wear gloves and handle cash at the register… gross. I’ve witnessed the lady top off both a ‘regular’ coffee and a ‘decaf’ from the same pot! Coffee and donuts here are mediocre. Only when I’m starving, I come for the breakfast sandwiches. When you order the ‘combo’ the picture shows you a breakfast sandwich, coffee, and a donut. What you really get is a flavorless breakfast sandwich, tiny tiny coffee and 2 donut holes. If you order each item separately, they don’t offer you the combo.