I really didn't want to like these donuts, because who needs a $9 donut, right? But I have to…read moreadmit, they far exceeded my expectations. Just to be clear, I AM somewhat of a subject matter expert. I have eaten all manner of fried dough creations from coast to coast, including Hawaii, and I have a lot to say on the topic. My favorite is still Cider Belly in Albany, NY, but I digress. The PB&J donut here is one of the best things I have ever eaten. I dragged it out for 3 days. Even semi-stale, and reheated in the microwave, it was still delicious. I put a scoop of Blue Bell vanilla ice cream on it which definitely helped. I also ordered a Heavenly Hash (one of my favorite ice cream flavors BTW) and a Naughty and Nice because I am all about the classics. They were both outstanding. No leftovers. I bought these donuts in lieu of birthday cake this year which may become my new tradition. Honestly, I think these are my new favorite donuts in Austin now.

Doughnuts made to order out of an airstream, you say?…read more Looks like they used to offer mini versions but that side of the menu is all mask taped over. When we went our choices were $9-$10 donut base desserts. I say base because the toppings cover up the donut visually. Despite that, there's no covering that scrumptious taste and texture. Wowaweea. Yes, you feel your cells expand and pants tighten and it is for sure run club pre and post, but quite worth it. These divine donuts have that cakey interior I love so much. We had the Puddin': cream cheese icing, vanilla pudding, fresh bananas with nilla wafers. According to the menu. Ours didn't have any nilla wafers and the presentation was uneven, hence the four stars. I didn't miss the wafers. The icing and pudding were one goopy topping and the bananas slices were half scattered slices and half banana chunk that I had to separate. Side notes: Gourdough sits on a corner with parking spots that are not free. There's a pay via QR code so you'll need a phone or something to scan that. Boo for digital shackles. Next note- I feel like this is a low key meet up spot. Like the way they tried to make the first train cars on the MTA the singles car? There was a series of singles getting doughnuts and they were a little done up for the occasion. Who knows. With the little IG ready love seats and doughnuts made for sharing, you could walk away with extra sugar.

All these years I've been coming here enjoying all these kolaches, donut holes, and donuts and I…read morejust realized I had not written a review. The audacity Story time, Today I went to the original Round Rock location, downtown Round Rock, to buy my son's birthday donuts, It's tradition. Every year on his birthday he gets a dozen half glazed and half chocolate frosted donuts. Then I get a kolache and a dozen donut holes for myself. Well when I pulled up today the line was wrapped around all the way to Mays street. So I just followed the line of cars and got in line. You'd think that a line that long would take a long time but.... Round Rock donuts has this process down to a T. It took less than 10 minutes to get through that line and get my order. And those donuts came out hot and fresh. So did my kolache. Anywho, Don't let the lines scare you away, Just jump in and know they're going to move quickly. Also, If you're planning an office event or any type of event and you want donuts and coffee or kolaches donuts and coffee, Round Rock donuts offers a great menu for large orders and also they have a cake menu for custom cake orders. If you don't want to stay in line in your car you can also park wherever you can find a spot and go to the walk-up ordering window, It's shaded and there's plenty of space to hang out while your order is being made and brought out to you. All this to say, It's a Round Rock Donut, Happy Birthday to my Son!

My wife and I were in the Round Rock area for a wedding. We decided before we headed home, we HAD…read moreto stop by the legendary Round Rock Donuts to get munchies for the road. For years, I'd heard so much good about them; it was about time to sample their goods. Since it was a weekday and a bit later in the morning hours, the line wasn't too bad. Watching the vehicles flying through the drive-thru, I could see that these folks have it down to a science. Order after order is being handed to their customers with military precision. We got a cinnamon roll and a fritter for the road, plus 6 donuts to take back home with us. The fritter was OK, I've had better. My wife's cinnamon roll was too huge to manage. It was definitely Texas-sized. The six donuts we took home were two blueberry cake donuts, two regular raised donuts, and two filled. The filled donuts were our favorites, along with the cake and the traditional raised. We can now say we've been to the legendary Round Rock Donuts.

Cool spot to check out in downtown Austin! The vibe hits you right when you walk in -- they've got…read morethis huge neon American flag that instantly sets the mood. Definitely a fun atmosphere. The donuts themselves were a bit of a letdown, though. Ours were a little stale -- now, in fairness, we did roll in later in the afternoon, so that might've played a part. But here's the thing: I'm a HUGE donut person. I can eat a donut basically any time of day, no matter how long it's been sitting out. So for them to fall a little flat, especially at the prices they're charging, I was expecting a bit more. That said, it was a nice place to sit and take a break while we were wandering around downtown. Would I make it a regular stop? Probably not -- but if you're on vacation and want to check it out for the experience, it's worth a peek.

I know, I know... why go to a Voodoo Doughnut location when I live in the Pacific Northwest and…read morewith out too much work get to a Voodoo Doughnuts location with relative ease. Why am I going to one in Austin? Well, it's because I am a completeist and I try to go to as many Voodoo Doughnut locations as I can. Austin has two locations but Steve was only willing to tolerate going to one location so we went here. The doughnuts are going to be about the same as any other location however I did come across one that I haven't seen before. I am not sure if it was limited edition or what but I liked it. It was kind of take on a Black Forest Cake but it wasn't cherries that were on top of the doughnut and cream. It was more like blueberries. It was good and I am glad I tried it! I was really hoping to see the Ring of Fire Doughnut as it's my favorite but I didn't see it here. I got more of a powdered doughnut too as I do like their more basic doughnuts too. Steve got something that almost was like a Dubai-esque Chocolate Doughnut. It had pistachios on it and was a chocolate cake. That one was good too! Atmosphere is weird and quirky like all of their locations try to be which I can appreciate. So if you are addicted to Voodoo Doughnuts or have been wanting to try them but don't plan any PNW trips then definitely swing by the Texas locations. More and more locations are popping up all of the time!

One of our favorite post-pool summer treats! The kids especially enjoy the Violet Crown and Brown…read moreSugar Milk Tea soft serve, which they wish were a full time menu item. But perhaps best of all in their eyes--the icy cold patio self-serve water. "No one else gets their water so cold! " Will be back often and recommend to friends!

TLDR: Delicious ube ice cream. You can get it swirled but for first timers, just get the ube --…read moreit's fantastic. Skip the toppings so you can savor the creaminess. Parking is limited -- only a few narrow spots outside. Okay wow. The ube ice cream here is out-of-this-world. Came here with my hubby and two toddlers and we got one cone to share (the kids just get a little bit). This is usually enough but I felt like I wanted MORE. It was so creamy and flavorful. We kept it simple -- fish cone with nutella and ube soft serve. We had the option of swirling it with a milk tea ice cream but it had a little bit of caffeine so no good. Glad the choice was made for us -- the ube was perfect on its own. Also happy we skipped the toppings since the creaminess really came through. They sell mochi donuts too -- they were pretty good but not as good as the ice cream. Parking is limited but we had no issue snagging a spot at 430pm on a Sunday. Only a few narrow spots outside (no official lot). Full disclosure -- both my daughter and I had tummy aches after eating this ice cream and you know what? I have zero regrets! It was that good.

Living on the Eastside is wonderful, but let's be honest--sometimes it's tough with all the "fancy…read morepastries" that cost an arm and a leg. Sure, one day I might splurge on a gluten-free donut or a regular donut made with hand-milled organic flour... but sometimes you just crave a good old-fashioned donut, fats and all. That's why I'm so happy I found this place. The donuts are fluffy, delicious, and always fresh--exactly what you want. I also love that it's conveniently located near a bunch of food trucks, so there's something for everyone. The owners are incredibly sweet and greet everyone with a smile, which makes the whole experience feel warm and welcoming.

Exceptional! Just moved to area and went for a bday apple fritter - bought donuts and wow were…read morefantastic! Glazed selection was amazing! Service, cleanliness and ambiance were great! Coming back for tacos next! Such a nice staff!!!!

the coolest people. and the best donuts !! the owner Is the best. Definitely would go back!read more

We were downtown on Rainey Street getting coffee when my wife spotted a "donut truck." Here are…read moresome thots: -We ordered a small bag (15-20) of mini sugar donuts (for $6).They came out piping hot. -I had a couple of them. Delicious treat. Not too filling. Smaller size, like two bites each. -Will have to try their other flavors next time I'm in the area : ) Highly recommended!

So sad they had to close. I used to live nearby, but moved to Dripping Springs. I still would drive…read morethe 25 minutes for the best breakfast tacos, the best yeast donuts, my husbands favorite chocolate cake donuts, kolaches.... I can't think of anything there that's not the best. And their salsa- superb! Can't find that flavor anywhere else. Does anyone know when they will reopen? It's killing me to wait. Here I am on a Sunday morning with 9 boys at my house and ready take the 25 minute drive, and shucks again

KC donuts has the absolute best donuts in Austin! The donuts are very fluffy and airy. They have…read morebeen temporarily closed for a bit and I cannot wait for them to reopen! The family that owns/runs it is very kind as well.

So a friend brought us these sleeping babies in a box as a thank you and they were the best…read moresurprise ever! I'm not a fan of donuts but I've never had these before! They looked sweet to me at first but they weren't at all. They were the absolute perfect ratio of sweetness and dough. Then the texture was confusing because it seemed chewy but not chewy. Then for me there was a funnel cake after taste which I quite enjoyed - but without the greasy taste. They somehow seemed light and simple yet flavorful. A mystery for sure!

Was happy to hear that Mochinut came to Austin, and I finally got to check it out. It looked like…read morethey had just finished an event when we arrived, so the selection was a little limited, but they still had a few tasty options available. I'm not sure whether they rotate flavors or offer more choices on other days, but the menu also includes corn dogs and drinks, which is a nice bonus. The interior is cute, with a few tables and chairs that make it a comfortable spot to stop in. Service was friendly and welcoming, which made the visit even better. The donuts are especially fun to eat because they can easily be separated into individual pieces, kind of like donut holes, so they're great for sharing or enjoying on your own. My go to for my donut craving.