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Love the vibe in Leonards. From the staff welcoming you to the parking lot and guiding you where to park from ordering inside and giving you the malasadas. They really are the sweetest. We got the regular malasadas, the cinnamon one and the butter mochi. I really loooove the butter mochi. Its perfectly chewy and so buttery. If we had this in LA, I would love a perfect cup of coffee with it. Yummyyy!!!
This was such a waste of time. I don't know why this is even a recommendation. It's a tourist trap, and I fell for it - shame on me. Despite the tiny parking lot, there's a sizable crowd of people standing outside waiting for their orders. Very crowded space. We ordered inside and joined everyone outside to wait for our malasadas, which were ready about 20 minutes later. They were um a huge let down. Just underwhelming and tasted mid. Unremarkable, forgettable, and not worth the time or effort of going there and waiting. Y'all cannot be serious, recommending this place to people.
Leonard's Bakery lives up to the hype! We tried both the regular and the filled malasadas, and wow! My niece told me they were the best in Oahu, and she was NOT lying. The dough was soft, warm, and fresh. Our favorites were cinnamon and sugar, ling hi and guava filled. The line looked long at first, but it actually moved pretty quickly because you order inside and then wait outside for your items. We went during the week and made it there about 8am, so it was fairly easy to navigate. We also walked from our hotel, so we didn't have to worry about parking. Although they have a private lot to themselves. I didn't realize just how popular Leonard's was until I saw everyone around me taking pictures of the storefront and signage right along with me. It's definitely a foodie spot, so be prepared! I grabbed some swag because I always do! T-shirt, sticker pack and insulated bag to carry the goods back to our hotel. The only thing I regret is not trying their espresso or some of the other menu items, but we were walking and didn't have much room to carry extras. Next time, I'm driving! Overall, Leonard's is absolutely worth the stop! It's iconic, delicious, and surprisingly efficient. Feels like a true local find with the classic decor and friendly service. A must if you plan on biting into any malasadas during your trip!
The malasadas at Leonard's are good, especially when hot and fresh. if you're visiting, I would say you should try them at least once. The line can get long but they do get orders out promptly. If you're kama'aina, on Mondays you get 10% off your order. I usually like filled malasadas and here, I like the custard and coconut flavors the best. I find the fruit bases sometimes taste a little odd so I skipped the special flavor of the month, mango. My cinnamon sugar malasada was good. The dough is pretty fluffy here, I think. The prices are not too high and you can technically come in and just order one or two, or get a half-dozen or more. There's no seating so you can stand outside and eat your malasadas and let all the sugar fall to the ground where roaming chickens will help you out.
Can only speak from a delivery perspective, but DoorDashed myself a dozen masaladas to Hilton Hawaiian Village while staying there. There were so fresh they we met still warm. Tried a few different flavors. I see why there is such hype! From a mainlander perspective it's totally worth it to get a box of these delivered while staying in Waikiki. I'll have to check out the bakery itself some day!
Of course, like many people traveling through Hawaii, I was told I needed to stop at Leonard's and try their Malasadas and I'm so glad I squeezed it in. There is a bit of parking but you might have to mark down the street because the parking lot is kind od congested. We ordered a box of Malasdas with Cinnamon, Haupai (Coconut) filling, Guava filling and Macadamia filling, as well as the original malasada. These Malasadas were so good! I they are butterfly little pieces of clouds! Such amazingly soft texture and structure. The filings were all so authentic in flavor and really felt like they were made with love. We waited about little for our malasadas after ordering but no longer them 10 minutes for sure. They came off warm and fresh and we're just such a nice sweet treat! I recommend Leonard's to anyone who comes to the island!!
This was a super yummy malasada - I got mine plain cinnamon and it was super soft and warm. I do think they should open another location if possible because they're super popular! I didn't enjoy the coffee - we asked for a vanilla iced coffee and were handed a black coffee with cream and sugar on the side. We had to add this outside at their pickup menu trying not to spill - not a great way to serve coffee on the go. They have really cute merch!
We went to Leonard's several times during our visit to Hawaii. We went to a mobile location, & visited their store location as well. Both locations were fantastic. We tried all their varieties of malasadas. My favorite variety was the custard one. There might be a long time, but it moves quickly. The hot, fresh malasadas are absolutely phonemes. I cannot give enough stars to Leonard's!
It's crowded all day and evening. We came in the last 10 minutes before the closed and good thing they were still taking orders. You'll see a crowd of people outside, but don't let that intimidate you, they're just waiting for their order! It went by pretty quickly and didn't take too long for pick up, so their service is quite friendly and efficient. Order inside the store and you wait outside for pickup. We stopped by after dinner and it was my first time have Leonard's. I was pretty full already, but I wanted to try a bit which I had the non filling malasada. I was intrigued that these are Portuguese inspired. It was piping hot, so soft, and so light! These were sooo nice to try. I would've want to try the ones with filling but I was too full haha. Definitely would like to come back to try more flavors next time!
LOVEEEE IT HERE!!!! Their guava malasadas are my absolute favorite--soft, sweet, and perfectly fluffy every time. Each bite is pure bliss, and you can really taste the care that goes into making them. The bakery itself has a warm, inviting vibe that makes it a joy to stop by, whether you're grabbing a treat on the go or taking a moment to enjoy something special. Definitely a must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth!
The malasadas(Portuguese origin) and bread were great! The location not so much. Leonard's has a few locations and I would suggest driving to one if you have the time. The shop is small but the service was friendly and relatively quick. We've been living here for nearly 2 years and we've traveled to Leonard's twice. It's a sweet, unique experience but it's a heavy treat.
So glad I gave this spot a try! I was worried it would be one of those "over hype spots" but nope, it did not disappoint! My favorite was their guava malasada. Their seasonal flavor was pineapple so I had to try that too. Pretty good! Haupia (coconut cream) was good too but def on the sweeter side (as expected). When you first get there, you'll order inside, pay, and then wait outside for pick up. It was so crowded in front but the wait ended up not being that bad. Love that it's made to order and warm when we got it! The parking lot here is pretty small. There's a close by residential area for street parking.
Malasadas are popular in Hawaii due to their 19th-century introduction by Portuguese plantation laborers, becoming a staple treat. These fried, sugar-coated dough balls, often filled with custard or haupia, are beloved for their fluffy texture and association with tradition, especially "Malasada Day" (Fat Tuesday). And Leonard's Bakery malasadas are popular in Hawaii because they are served fresh, hot, and fluffy, establishing the Portuguese doughnut as a staple island treat since 1952. Founder Leonard Rego pioneered commercializing them, creating a cult following for the crisp-on-the-outside, doughy-on-the-inside treats. There's nothing like a nice, hot, and fresh malasada. At $2.20 each, there's just no point resisting. Twinsie "Auntie" Nadine C. dragged me here, told me where to take the Instagram shot, and the correct stance to tear into these pillowy fried dough balls. Yum. read more
Leonard's Bakery is pretty well known, and I'm glad we got to experience their fresh malasadas. I can definitely understand the hype... eating them hot and fresh is amazing. However, once they cool down, they start to taste more like a regular donut. We tried the custard, chocolate, plain, guava, coconut, and cinnamon. I would highly recommend the custard and chocolate, those were our favs! Unfortunately, the guava and coconut were a bit disappointing, as they tasted slightly artificial. One tip: skip the hassle of parking right in front and park at the Safeway down the street. It is about a 5-minute walk and much less stressful. Overall, it's definitely worth trying, but make sure you eat them while they're hot--that's when they're at their best. read more
Love the vibe in Leonards. From the staff welcoming you to the parking lot and guiding you where to park from ordering inside and giving you the malasadas. They really are the sweetest. We got the regular malasadas, the cinnamon one and the butter mochi. I really loooove the butter mochi. Its perfectly chewy and so buttery. If we had this in LA, I would love a perfect cup of coffee with it. Yummyyy!!! read more
This was such a waste of time. I don't know why this is even a recommendation. It's a tourist trap, and I fell for it - shame on me. Despite the tiny parking lot, there's a sizable crowd of people standing outside waiting for their orders. Very crowded space. We ordered inside and joined everyone outside to wait for our malasadas, which were ready about 20 minutes later. They were um a huge let down. Just underwhelming and tasted mid. Unremarkable, forgettable, and not worth the time or effort of going there and waiting. Y'all cannot be serious, recommending this place to people. read more
22 days ago
Leonard's Bakery lives up to the hype! We tried both the regular and the filled malasadas, and wow! My niece told me they were the best in Oahu, and she was NOT lying. The dough was soft, warm, and fresh. Our favorites were cinnamon and sugar, ling hi and guava filled. The line looked long at first, but it actually moved pretty quickly because you order inside and then wait outside for your items. We went during the week and made it there about 8am, so it was fairly easy to navigate. We also walked from our hotel, so we didn't have to worry about parking. Although they have a private lot to themselves. I didn't realize just how popular Leonard's was until I saw everyone around me taking pictures of the storefront and signage right along with me. It's definitely a foodie spot, so be prepared! I grabbed some swag because I always do! T-shirt, sticker pack and insulated bag to carry the goods back to our hotel. The only thing I regret is not trying their espresso or some of the other menu items, but we were walking and didn't have much room to carry extras. Next time, I'm driving! Overall, Leonard's is absolutely worth the stop! It's iconic, delicious, and surprisingly efficient. Feels like a true local find with the classic decor and friendly service. A must if you plan on biting into any malasadas during your trip! read more
24 days ago
The malasadas at Leonard's are good, especially when hot and fresh. if you're visiting, I would say you should try them at least once. The line can get long but they do get orders out promptly. If you're kama'aina, on Mondays you get 10% off your order. I usually like filled malasadas and here, I like the custard and coconut flavors the best. I find the fruit bases sometimes taste a little odd so I skipped the special flavor of the month, mango. My cinnamon sugar malasada was good. The dough is pretty fluffy here, I think. The prices are not too high and you can technically come in and just order one or two, or get a half-dozen or more. There's no seating so you can stand outside and eat your malasadas and let all the sugar fall to the ground where roaming chickens will help you out. read more
Can only speak from a delivery perspective, but DoorDashed myself a dozen masaladas to Hilton Hawaiian Village while staying there. There were so fresh they we met still warm. Tried a few different flavors. I see why there is such hype! From a mainlander perspective it's totally worth it to get a box of these delivered while staying in Waikiki. I'll have to check out the bakery itself some day! read more
1 month ago
Of course, like many people traveling through Hawaii, I was told I needed to stop at Leonard's and try their Malasadas and I'm so glad I squeezed it in. There is a bit of parking but you might have to mark down the street because the parking lot is kind od congested. We ordered a box of Malasdas with Cinnamon, Haupai (Coconut) filling, Guava filling and Macadamia filling, as well as the original malasada. These Malasadas were so good! I they are butterfly little pieces of clouds! Such amazingly soft texture and structure. The filings were all so authentic in flavor and really felt like they were made with love. We waited about little for our malasadas after ordering but no longer them 10 minutes for sure. They came off warm and fresh and we're just such a nice sweet treat! I recommend Leonard's to anyone who comes to the island!! read more
This was a super yummy malasada - I got mine plain cinnamon and it was super soft and warm. I do think they should open another location if possible because they're super popular! I didn't enjoy the coffee - we asked for a vanilla iced coffee and were handed a black coffee with cream and sugar on the side. We had to add this outside at their pickup menu trying not to spill - not a great way to serve coffee on the go. They have really cute merch! read more
We went to Leonard's several times during our visit to Hawaii. We went to a mobile location, & visited their store location as well. Both locations were fantastic. We tried all their varieties of malasadas. My favorite variety was the custard one. There might be a long time, but it moves quickly. The hot, fresh malasadas are absolutely phonemes. I cannot give enough stars to Leonard's! read more
2 months ago
It's crowded all day and evening. We came in the last 10 minutes before the closed and good thing they were still taking orders. You'll see a crowd of people outside, but don't let that intimidate you, they're just waiting for their order! It went by pretty quickly and didn't take too long for pick up, so their service is quite friendly and efficient. Order inside the store and you wait outside for pickup. We stopped by after dinner and it was my first time have Leonard's. I was pretty full already, but I wanted to try a bit which I had the non filling malasada. I was intrigued that these are Portuguese inspired. It was piping hot, so soft, and so light! These were sooo nice to try. I would've want to try the ones with filling but I was too full haha. Definitely would like to come back to try more flavors next time! read more
LOVEEEE IT HERE!!!! Their guava malasadas are my absolute favorite--soft, sweet, and perfectly fluffy every time. Each bite is pure bliss, and you can really taste the care that goes into making them. The bakery itself has a warm, inviting vibe that makes it a joy to stop by, whether you're grabbing a treat on the go or taking a moment to enjoy something special. Definitely a must-visit for anyone with a sweet tooth! read more
The malasadas(Portuguese origin) and bread were great! The location not so much. Leonard's has a few locations and I would suggest driving to one if you have the time. The shop is small but the service was friendly and relatively quick. We've been living here for nearly 2 years and we've traveled to Leonard's twice. It's a sweet, unique experience but it's a heavy treat. read more
So glad I gave this spot a try! I was worried it would be one of those "over hype spots" but nope, it did not disappoint! My favorite was their guava malasada. Their seasonal flavor was pineapple so I had to try that too. Pretty good! Haupia (coconut cream) was good too but def on the sweeter side (as expected). When you first get there, you'll order inside, pay, and then wait outside for pick up. It was so crowded in front but the wait ended up not being that bad. Love that it's made to order and warm when we got it! The parking lot here is pretty small. There's a close by residential area for street parking. read more
I really hate waiting in line... except for Leonard's. Third time and its still so good, esp fresh. The malasadas with the original and the plain, and cinnamon are great. I don't even have a sweet tooth but I love it.They have seasonal flavors too. Must eat in Hawaii. read more
Busy busy busy and local historic dessert and treat. It reminds me of California drive thru spots where you make your line to place your order and wait for your call up number outside . The parking space is very limited for the front of the store. Places for parking are limited and the side road is one way only so check your space when you visit. They have items for purchases including stickers and keepsakes- really cute! The flavors are exquisite they make them to order hot and fresh which had the cozy feeling back at home when we opened them Up and ate them with coffee. Delicious spot, be patient with the wait, and enjoy! read more
There was a lot of hype and I guess I expected more. I hot six different flavors of the masalada but the custard all tasted watered down. It's like they use water instead of milk in their recipe. My favorite however was the pineapple upside down cake, it's a must try. The service was super sweet by the these two elder ladies. The bakery itself looks a bit like a hole in a wall. There was no seating either so everything is togo. read more
Come here for the malasadas because everyone and their mothers told you to. It is a must-try as a visitor to Honolulu. Ordering and picking up are pretty straightforward. You see a large lively mass of people waiting for their orders, and you might worry you'll have to wait too long. It is worth it. And it is not too long. Given Leonard's proximity to UH's campus, you will often find university students coming to Leonard's to buy malasadas for school functions. I have consumed many malasadas for this reason. I really love the filled malasadas and have been fortunate to try many flavors. I am a huge fan of the macadamia, haupia, custard, and dobash fillings. The lilikoi (a special flavor) and guava are also quite nice. I honestly could eat a whole box of malasadas, but that would probably overwhelm my bodily functions. The malasadas plain or filled are coated in sugar, which gets everywhere. Everywhere. You have been warned. There's a lovely, retro atmosphere to Leonard's, which may in part be due to the historical photos of their business which they have displayed out front. And I love history! read more
The famous warm malasadas in Honolulu! I went here on a Saturday afternoon and obviously it is extremely busy. Minimal parking spots if any so if you're only going for pickup, you can take a risk to park in neighboring lots to quickly retrieve the order. I ordered through DoorDash which was ready when I arrived and total only took 10 minutes for them to pack the order, versus a longer wait in person, though you're paying a small upcharge ordering through platforms like DoorDash. I got the half dozen which came in the famous pink box, with one of each flavor. I love the haupia one the most, and definitely must get one of the li hing mui dusted ones which gives a nice balance of sweet and savory. read more
3 days ago
There was a line but it was pretty fast. The service was decent. The malasadas were pretty good nothing too special just a viral place to try. read more
Leonard's Bakery is hands down the best! Everything was SO fresh and delicious. The malasadas were warm, soft, and perfectly sweet every single time. The whole week I was in Hawaii, I went there every morning, it became part of my routine! No other place even comes close. You can truly taste the quality and freshness in every bite. If you're in Hawaii, this spot is an absolute must. I already can't wait to go back! read more
1 month ago
Beautiful delicious malasadas! We tried the original, custard and chocolate filled. Yum! Definitely a repeat! read more
21 days ago
I was honestly IMPRESSED! Tried Leonard's for the first time and did half cinnamon sugar and half original malasadas and wow. I'd go back in a heartbeat. They were so soft and airy on the inside, and what I really liked is that it wasn't overly doughy when you take a bite. Light, fluffy, and just the right amount of sweetness without feeling heavy. Both flavors were really good, but the cinnamon sugar had that extra little something. No complaints at all -- definitely lived up to the hype. read more
Everytime we visit Hawaii coming to this bakery is a must. This time I ordered online because I didn't want to wait in the line. The only thing about online order I didn't see other flavor available. I really wanted chocolate but I didn't see it available. I ordered,cinammon,custard,plain and haupia. Parking lot was busy. They have a walk up window for online pick up. Mine was already reay when I got there. Super fast. The malasadas was warm. Personally too much custard to my liking. Plain was amazing soft and warm. Overall I will always make a stop to this place. read more
This is the place for malasadas! We got lucky with a parking spot in their small lot. There was a short line to order inside and then you wait for your order outside. They come out hot and fresh, so its best to eat them as soon as you can! The guava one is delicious. read more
The famous spot with the iconic pink boxes. Going back here was probably what I was looking forward to most since the last time I was in Oahu eleven years ago. I decided to go with a half dozen of the malasada puffs with one of each flavor available. My personal ranking is custard then macadamia then dobash then haupia then guava then lilikoi (featured flavor) Definitely a must try if you are visiting! read more
1 month ago
This place was recommended to us when visiting - there's a bit of a line but the wait wasn't too bad! Got the original malassada and guava ones. This was my first time having one and it tasted like a sugary donut. It was super fresh and hot when it comes out! A little bit too sweet for my liking and guava a bit artificial tasting but I can definitely see the appeal cuz they're sooo fresh. read more
Love love love this place. Line goes super fast, parking lot is small but turns over quickly that we've never had a problem parking. My recommendation is to just stick with the original malasada with sugar. Perfectly pillowy, soft and so hot you can barely hold it when it first comes out. It's perfection already so doesn't need any frills. If taking on a plane, order a dozen and ask for no sugar. Back home, pop one in the microwave for 10 seconds and sprinkle with your own sugar. Not as good as fresh obviously but still great and better than anywhere else outside of Hawaii. No other malasadas compare. read more
This is the old school first opened shop in Waikiki (Kapahulu). It has a small parking lot. I love that they have the lighted neon sign. They make malasadas fresh at this location. It's an actual shop versus the pop-up vans that they have. Service is fast they accept card and cash Casual little shop... it is small so waiting for your order would be outside. read more
4 months ago
We always make it a point to stop by Leonard's each time we're on the island. We ordered a mix of macadamia, custard, guava, and haupia (coconut) flavored malasadas. Every malasada was made fresh to order, lightly coated in sugar, and incredibly fluffy and pillowy inside. The custard fillings were light and flavorful, never overly sweet or heavy. The macadamia was easily our favorite, such a nice, subtle mac nut flavor that really stood out. The haupia had a gentle coconut taste that felt light and refreshing, while the guava was mildly fruity and balanced, not overpowering. The custard was delicious as well, just prefer a heavier vanilla flavor. We waited only about 5 minutes from ordering to getting our malasadas, which was great, especially since it wasn't busy when we stopped by. Warm, fresh, and absolutely worth it, this is a must-visit spot whenever you're in Hawaii read more
First time trying the famous Leonard's Bakery that everyone talks about, and I have to say it lives up to the hype. The sweet treat was perfectly airy, but when you bite into it, you get that crispy, hot dough covered in the perfect amount of powdered sugar. It was not overly sweet at all. We decided to try four different fillings: custard, coconut, macadamia, and guava. Macadamia was my favorite. I felt the flavor combination worked really well, with a slightly nutty yet sweet taste. Guava was my second favorite. The subtle hints of guava in the custard added a light, refreshing contrast to the sugary treat. Coconut was decent, but I am not usually a fan of coconut. Custard was probably the most disappointing. I felt the custard flavor was pretty bland and could have used more vanilla. read more
I didn't believe the hype. Now I believe! Wow got here early and line wasn't terrible. I ran here from Halekulani so I can just try this. It was worth the run! Only for these Malasadas. I was blown away how warm they were and fresh. I got custard, macadamia, and chocolate. Yummmm all were delicious. The fillings weren't too sweet which I was surprised and satisfied with because I never liked the Malasadas in Vegas due to how sweet it is from outside to inside. This was perfect! Yes it's sweet already but the fillings were perfect! I loved them so much that I'll definitely hit this place up every year when I come. Service was quick! Ambiance is chill. I don't recommend driving here. Just uber to corner street. Don't park..the parking lot is so small and tight. read more
1 month ago
This is a must stop when you're visiting Oahu! I've been craving Leonard's malasadas since my last Hawaii trip (which was 4 years ago) so I was excited to come back. Malasadas are Portuguese doughnuts with different sugar coatings or fillings. This place is extremely popular and always has lots of people waiting outside. First, you need to go inside to order (usually a short line). Then you wait outside for them to call your order. It seems like there's a lot of people but it's pretty very quick, like 10 min. I ordered the chocolate, guava, macadamia, coconut, and custard fillings. My favorite filling is chocolate (tastes a lot like pudding). Not really a fan or coconut or custard as it's kinda tart-y whenever I try it. Guava is alright, doesn't really have a strong guava flavor though. Everything is fresh and always super hot because it's made to order. Best way to eat it is right away while it's still hot and crispy. We made the mistake of ordering a dozen (to save for later) so we didn't finish it all in one sitting. It gets stale quick in like a day or two. So if you can't finish all right after ordering, just order less and come back when you want more lol. Parking can be tight so I'd do street parking or park in the plaza right of this building. Highly recommend! read more
Everyone told me I had to try Leonard's when we got to Oahu so we did after a visit to the sandbar. We noticed they had a food truck on the way back. Hot made to order molasadas. Of course they were yummy! We tried the cinnamon sugar and the custard filled. Both were AMAZING! I get it. Gotta be ready for lines though. Good food takes time. The custard filled was better IMO but both were great. The service was full of aloha as expected. We'll be back when we visit next time. read more
We got 3 cinnamon, 2 regular and the other one that I forgot the name of (sweet and sour one). Definitely a bit touristy and the line was pretty long. The Malasadas, I thought were just okay. It was a fun stop and nice to have one thing to check off the vacation list. read more
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Do they ship to the mainland?
No, but you can pack it up to go with you on the plane.
Anything gluten free?
I didn't see any at the time we visited, but their menu does advertise macaroons and butter mochi which may be gluten free.
I could not order for delivery through Door Dash or Uber Eats. Very disappointed. I called them at Leonard's and they said order through Door Dash but they do not have Leonard's listed. Do they deliver or not?😟
https://www.doordash.com/store/leonard's-bakery-honolulu-24742124/ I was able to Google Leonard's… Read more
Can you take it home to the main land?
Yeah, but order it with no sugar. Instead ask for a a side of sugar. When you get there, reheat them in the microwave or air fryer, and sprinkle the sugar on top. Will taste (practically) like new.
Do they take phone orders for large amounts for pick up?
Yes. But give them a lot of advanced notice
Do they have anything that is dairy-free?
Nothing that I remember seeing there. So I guess not.
Is it safe to eat the original malasadas for people with peanut allergy?
I don't think I saw peanuts nor peanut oil on their menu
Sadly we missed out this trip... do you ever go to festivals in California?
Food festivals yes
Are they open on holidays? More specifically, will they be open tomorrow, 9/5 for Labor Day?
Yes, they are open on some holidays, including Labor Day.
Are they cash only?
You can use a card unless it's under a certain amount. I think around $5
Are there savory options or just sweet?
They have a few savory options that are sausages or ham and cheese wraps in sweet bread pastry. Take a look at their website for their menu. They are mainly in demand for… Read more
To the locals...Did Leonard's change their recipe?? I've been eating Leonard's for over 40 years. I ate malasadas twice within a month. The dough seems more dense now (my friends agree). Miss the old recipe!!!😫
Locals say they did…. I’ll tell you they are very dense… but delicious.
Can Leonard's Bakery Gift Cards be used at mobile locations?
Yes. Here's a link that explains Leonard's Bakery Hawai'i Gift Cards: "https://www.giftly.com/gift-card/leonards-bakery-honolulu"
How can I get them delivered?
Hello, On their website is says no delivery. So sorry!… Read more
Does anyone have nutritional information on one Malasada? How many calories? Fat ... saturated fat? sugar? And no snide comments from fat pre existing condition kine?
I mean if you ate a dozen in one sitting and you start sweating, get chills, and faint - you went into a diabetic shock so that will answer the sugar question. Now, if you squeeze one of the malasadas and you see oil, that answers your fat question,… Read more
Do you have items that do not include; eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame or shellfish?
Of course ... get your donut Down to Earth
Do you deliver?
I know you can order online and just pick up. But don't think they deliver not sure.
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