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    Krispy Kreme

    4.1 (19 reviews)
    ModerateDonuts, Coffee & Tea
    Open 7:00 am - 10:30 pm

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    Krispy Kreme: A Temple to Sugar
    Rebecca D.

    I'm not a Kripsy Kreme person - I'm not sure exactly why because I do love doughnuts. I guess you can just go too far with some things - like, if I'm already eating a doughnut do I really need it to be stuffed full of one kind of sugary gloop, topped with another and sprinkled with extra sugar? It can all seem a bit excessive sometimes. Still, I do like doughnuts, so I decided to give the new(ish) branch of Krispy Kreme a go. I figured if I stick to their slightly tamer, "classic" selection I couldn't go far wrong. I picked up a plain glazed, a raspberry glazed and a chocolate glazed ring to take home and share. Good news: My predictions were right, the classic range are much easier to eat if your sweet tooth isn't all that sweet. My favourite was the raspberry glazed, which is just a good traditional doughnut stuffed with raspberry jam. It wasn't even overly stuffed. This is what I'll opt for in future, but the others were pretty good too. This branch of Krsipy Kreme is huge and worth a visit. The staff are great and possibly even overly dedicated to good customer service (I waited for less than two minutes for a coffee I ordered and they apologised for the wait). You can watch the doughnuts being made thanks to the glass-fronted doughnut factory. The place is huge. It's open 24 hours. It has a drive through. Again, this to me seems excessive in the same way that the over-the-top doughnuts do. Maybe doubling down on everything is just the Krispy Kreme way. On the other hand, do I want to live in a world where I can wake up at 3 am and immediately go and buy 12 doughtnuts? Yes, I probably do.

    Briony C.

    I'm actually not a KK fan at all, I will be upfront about that. I remember how much hype there was about them opening in Melbourne and it was just ridiculous - hours long queues at their store and KK mania. So it took me a while to get along to the new KK store in Glasgow. It's a massive store and has it's own car park (the signage isn't all that clear - it says the entrance is for the drive thru but there is actually a carpark there for KK customers). I decided to go inside as I've pretty much only had KK once before so I didn't know what donuts they had. Inside there's a mid-size seating area and a smaller than expected counter of donuts. The bit I liked was that you can see into the cooking area, that's pretty cool. I just got 3 donuts for this visit - chocolate ring, chocolate ring with sprinkles and then asked the staff member for her advice about a 3rd donut. She said to get the biscoff one so who am I to argue? Totalling £4.85 for three and packaged in a nice box. The staff were super friendly so that's nice. I've had the sprinkles donut and I have to admit, it is pretty nice but also a little sickly. Would I rush back? No, as I just don't love KK all that much. But I know others do so I think it's good that we finally have a store in Glasgow. And maybe if I was out really late and needed a donut fix at 2am, I'd come to the drive thru for the novelty!

    Cookie Dough, Peanut Butter & Glazed Raspberry
    Sarah T.

    Always time for a Krispy Kreme! Decided to use the drive thru and was served immediately. There is a menu showing all the different doughnuts and prices so it's easy to place your order. I opted for a peanut butter doughnut and a cookie dough doughnut. I really recommend rhe cookie dough doughnut which was yummy and complete with cookie pieces on top. I've managed to resist the peanut butter doughnut...for now! Service was great. Drove round to the window, paid and headed home to make a cup of tea! There are so many places creating awesome doughnuts now that I think Krispy Kreme is kind of losing it's touch! Still, £4.70 for 3 doughnuts (one wasn't for me....honest!) I'm pretty happy with!

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    Esther F.

    Since long time ago I wanted to try the doughnuts from Krispy kreme!! And the experience was awesome! They couldn't be more tasty, made just two minutes before you order them, and while you are waiting on the queu the staff offer you free doughnuts to try. The baking process it's fantastic because you can see every step of it. I want to go every single day ;)

    Debbie B.

    So walking in to Krispy Kreme for the first time is like walking in to Willy Wonka's chocolate factory. Cos there literally IS a mini factory in it, where all the donuts are made, and, sadly, where some fallen soldiers never see daylight. It's a wee bit intimidating when you've never been in before, and your bus is due in 7 minutes, but thankfully there's a handy little express counter where you can pick up a mixed or standard dozen. The production line is at the rear of the store, although there was no decoration going on when we were in. Which, let's face it, is the most exciting part. They have a seating area if you can't wait till you get home, and serve tea and coffee. Also, I've been duly informed that their drive through is 24 hours!

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    Angela B.

    Well, the long-awaited day finally came; the opening of Glasgow's very own Krispy Kreme! Why I wasn't invited to their VIP pre-opening event I'll never know as I was one of their biggest champions for opening a shop in jolly old Glasgow, but anyway, bitterness aside (I'm only jesting!), I didn't go on the 1st day as I am not a big fan of queueing for ages. Especially in the cold and rain. No ta. So on Day 2 of GKK (Glasgow's Krispy Kreme) I pootled along in the, yes you guessed, cold and rain to check out what is apparently the UK's biggest KK store. Wow. Certainly from the outside its a beast of a store - situated in the old Clydebuilt Maritime museum at Braehead, to the right of M&S, it comprises of a decent sized sit in part and also a large Drive Thru to the right. For now the sit in is open from 7am - 10:30pm but I think the Drive Thru is 24 hour, handy for all those midnight munchies moments. I must admit it seemed much smaller inside than I imagined it to be... There's seating for about 30/40 folk I think. What makes this one different to the Edinburgh and other Hotlight KK stores I've seen is that this one has a Speedy Counter (not the official name may I add!) - this is situated to the right as you walk in and this sells only the pre-boxed Original Glazed or pre-picked assorted dozen. Its a great idea for those in a hurry and also for those of us that like to just to take our time perusing the doughnutty delights, we don't get to feel hurried by those that just want 12 (or 24 or more...Doughnut Party anyone?!) to go, in a hurry. They really need that dough, man. Obviously it's still very early days but the staff were doing a pretty good job of keeping folk informed/amused/pumped up in the queue. I wasn't queuing for long at all but whilst in the queue I was given a free mini Strawberry Kremeshake (which was really good!) and a wee handy, pocket-sized Doughnut Guide, should you ever wish to make your own version of KK Top Trumps or go on Mastermind with KK as your specialist subject or summat. I was happy sad again when reading the menu as they've got rid of the deliciously dreamy Vanilla Cheesecake doughnut which I've only just discovered but they have brought back my favourite - the Caramel Iced Ring! Yas! You beauty! In my opinion there are too many chocolate based ones but, that's just what I think and my taste. I'd like to see a bit more in the way of different flavours and them have some of the ones they sell in the US, such as the Red Velvet doughnut! HOLLA!! I'd love that. Another improvement I'd make is offer a deal on a box of 6 as sometimes 3's not enough but 12 is way too many...Individual doughnuts are priced from around £1.45 up to £11.95 for an assorted, pick-your-own dozen (what I usually get). They had an offer on just now that's buy a dozen and get another dozen Original Glazed dognuts (as my Dad used to call them) for only an extra few quid (£15 something for 24 doughnuts) The lady serving said they freeze well which I didn't know but I don't have space in my teeny freezer for 12 doughnuts sadly... If you've never been to a Hotlight store then you'll be pleased to see you get to watch the doughnuts getting made in the 'Doughnut Theatre', its pretty cool and slightly mesmerising...mmm...dough.... Also you get to try their coffee or milkshakes and buy their merch too should you wish too. It's a 5 stars from me now. I have high hopes for this place and can't wait to hear when their Hotlight Happy Hour will be. As Homer would say; Doh!...(Nuts).

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    Ceara H.

    Dozen glazed donuts are only £9.50 and are normally £1.50 each, so they are almost half price if you are getting 12!

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    Just awful. Over priced and disorganised. The doughnuts are ok, but not great and the coffee was poor. Won't be back.

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    Can there be any two more depressing words than "industrial estate?" Conjuring images of call…read morecentres, roundabouts and David Brent, I doubt anyone has ever had an inspiring career stuck in one of these cesspits of mediocrity. I spent a few months at the Hillington one last year working in a very dull receptionist job. I think the only thing that stopped me searching for a noose to hang myself just for something to do, was the reminder that I would be visiting Bocadillo's at lunchtime. Bocadillo is a coffee house situated between a greasy spoon, a Greggs and a rather grim Somerfield in the heart of the estate. There is no reason for Bocadillo to be any good at all; there isn't much choice for workers in the area. But Bocadillo is a top notch, stylish coffee that would still draw in the lunchtime workers in the city centre. The menu offered three homemade soups to choose which are different every day in a range of delicious flavours such as stilton and cauliflower They also serve salads, panninis, baked potatoes and a daily special. The staff always serve with a smile and the decor has a New York coffeehouse feel. Bocadillo also cater for outside parties of which more information is available on their website. Hopefully I will never have to work in a grim job in Hillington Industrial Estate again. But if I do, at least I know I'll have Bocadillo's to brighten my day.

    Having to make an emergency trip to replace a part of a bath which magically collapsed on me, thus…read moreflooding the lower part of our house... you'd be surprised to hear that I barely left the house wearing clothes rather than pyjamas, and more so that I didn't stop to make breakfast. After a dash over to the west side of the country, part in hand, we stopped to grab a coffee at Bocadillo before making the return journey home. Friendly staff, nice enough coffee, though I wouldn't be too excited about the food - I had an omelette baguette - omelette ok and non greasy, baguette soft and feeling rather underbaked but overall not the most exciting breakfast in the world. Crunchy baguette might have had a different response. All in all - nice people, horrible location. I would go back for the coffee.

    Krispy Kreme - donuts - Updated June 2026

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