I maybe indulge in a donut hole once in a blue moon BUT I do really like their sandwiches and that's the reason I personally stop here. Really good prices and satisfies my hunger. I generally receive my sandwich with a smile. read more

Delicious fresh donuts and croissant sandwiches! Staff is friendly, place is clean, coffee pretty good. Love this place!

I love this place They can make anything you want and fast. It's clean he food is good and they open super early. I've been going there for a long time and I recommend it. read more

Finding a gluten free and yet satisfying and yummy sandwich is hard - however, a quick afternoon stop here resulted in the best lettuce-based sandwich I have had in the year+ journey being GF. Perfectly crisp layers of flawless lettuce were the base of the sandwich it was just perfect. Will def. go back !!! read more

I dont have much to say about this place except that their donuts are delicious. Bought some for my coworkers and it wasnt very expensive, donuts where big, moist and delicious. The lady was very friendly and nice and the service was rather fast for how busy it was in the morning. I will definitely come back to get more donuts for everyone (or maybe just for myself hehe) again in the future. read more

One of my guilty pleasures are donuts and I freakin' love this place! Not one of those newer fancy shmancy posh donut shops but the good ole fashion kind. They have a whole assortment of donuts from glazed to custard to crullers to holes. BTW, they're always best before noon ;) They also carry hotdogs and bfast sandwiches on bagels and croissants, holla! Their apple fritters are to die for! HUGE fatty yummy goodness! But beware, these bad boys sell out normally! Their bfast croissant sandwiches are off the wall as well. I love their croissants and I always get the sausage but the bacon one is just as tasty. Remember to ask for extra mayo if you're a mayo lover like myself! The people who work here are always so friendly, especially since they open at the butt crack of dawn! Verdict: When I don't mind stuffing my face a lil' in the morning I drive around the corner to this place and grab myself some goodies :D read more

I liked this place until i came in and got change for $100 innwhich the guy got from underneath the register and the rest on top. I go to get gas and gives the lady 60 bucks from the change i got, the lady tells me oh this 20 is fake. As soon as i was done with getting gas, i went back to the donut shop 15 minutes later i asked for the guy that helped me, i said you gave me a fake $20 bill. His answer was "this is fake". I said yes i know i just got change here and this 20 was one of them. The guy said he marks all the money they get but i showed him the rest of the change i got and none of them were marked. Still he insisted that it wasnt from them and that i had already left the store. Ive never had this problem until now. Be cautious, my only mistake was not checking the money there. I had no reason to because i liked the place. But definitely not going back there again. read more

I can say that from the many times I've came here, so it's always fresh, sandwiches are delicious. I do notice the difference between the woman making my sandwich from the man, I like my sandwich made from the lady as it's always just right. Service is convenient and people are nice. The only thing I'd like is of the customers had a phone order, they'd have a different people assisting that like as customers likes to cut in read more

the best Donut in South Fremont. North has one call the Fresh Donut and Bagel off I-880 and Fremont blvd. Maple Leaf has the same pillow fluffy soft donut as my other favorite. I also like their bagels, just really good. The ham and cheese from Maple is to die for, just the right balance. The selection of coffee is also what I love. I know people complain about their "customer service". I get it, they get busy and we end up waiting and waiting. Just go there early, as I find a solution around that just to have the best donut fix as I can't eat greasy donut like the "Big" franchises. Love it! read more

This place actually sells out of doughnuts. It could also be because it is next to a high school. So kids with high metabolisms go there for lunch and breakfast. Seriously the line is out the door with high school kids at lunch time. I stop by every once in a while for an old fashioned. My favorite type of donut is actually the apple fritter but if you don't get it early in the am, forget it. It's not that tasty by 10. This place is right next to thrift town. So if you've been digging around for second hand goods stop by for a treat! You don't have to look quite as hard to find one here. read more

A-ok and thats good enough for me sometimes. This donut shop keeps on ticking and is right down the street, which I love of course! There is usually a nice selection. The big bummer for me is that Irvington high-school is walking distance away from this place so you need to be careful when you go or you shall be swarmed by a mob of high-schoolers. The seating is sketchy since the tables are old and beat-up. The weekend is great for a fresh morning donut! read more

We usually come here for donuts. Donuts are good and so are the bagel dogs. Sandwiches have a good balance of meat and veggies. Staff is friendly. read more

Yummy To The Tummy Friendly To The Money. -YELPA! I had the pleasure of indulging in my first Maple Leaf donut tasting at work, one of my colleagues brought them for breakfast and I fell in love fast! At that time I had glazed and it was so delicious! Thier donuts are made fresh daily, aren't greasy nor taste like they've been fried in yesterday's oil. They have your standard variety but come early because they will have very little selection in the afternoon. The coffee is mediocre; your standard donut shop coffee but still good. They also serve bagel breakfast sandwiches that my sons love. I haven't tried them but they say it is good. The shop is pretty small and short of spectacular. There are few tables to enjoy your tasty treats while ready your morning paper. They have wonderful service. Prompt, courteous and friendly. read more

This donut shop is one of the spots every Irvington student has frequented in their their high school career (yay go Vikings). It's always busy during weekday lunch hours, so beware! Their donuts are decent. I prefer their more plain donuts, I think the sprinkled and frosting ones tend to get too hard. They also have jelly filled donuts, muffins, and bagels. They have smoothies and coffee here too, and their bagel and croissant sandwiches! Yumm! Unfortunately, I think their donuts are the only inexpensive product. Everything else is moderately priced or a little pricier than I'd pay for considering the average quality. read more

Yum!! It's a tiny donut / sandwich spot. Came here twice, once for the donuts and the second time for a sandwich. The donuts are freshly made, and there's a big variety to choose from, even speciality donuts. My co workers and I loved them. I for one love anything fresh. You can taste the difference between Safeway and this place. Today I ordered a ham, egg and cheese sandwich which was overly satisfying. I wish I took a photo but it smelt so good I dove in. read more

These are hands down the best donuts in town. I'm a little embarrassed to be a donut connoisseur, but Maple Leaf's exquisite crunchy, fresh buttermilk donuts inspire me to break my well-intentioned donut fast week after week. read more

I went here one afternoon just out of curiosity and random morning cravings. I ordered there croissant egg, ham and cheese and wow it was amazing, the cheese was nicely melted onto the delicious ham and the croissant was definitely great. The eggs also set everything together, nicely scrambled and full of flavor. Highly recommend this place. read more

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We visited as a family in the middle of the afternoon; we smelled the donuts from the parking lot! The staff were so friendly to us and our kids, and we loved our 4 different donuts (tasted fresh!) and Vietnamese coffee. read more

Great spot for a quick breakfast. The employees are very nice and even throw in a few extras on occasion. read more

Maple Leaf Donuts - Maple Old Fashion and a small coffee - Donuts Near Me - Fremont, California

I have been coming to this donut shop since I was a child. This is my favorite shop. I do not know if there was a change of ownership. But I had to write this review today. A coworker of mine had recently been to the shop and had told me that she had a bad experience, that a young lady helped her and was extremely rude to her. I told her that's odd, I go there all the time and I never have had a bad experience. Fast forward to today. I went in and I told the young lady, whom I had never seen before, I wanted 6 donuts. She grabbed the bag and I told her I want a white sprinkle and a white peanut, then I said I want a Chocolate glaze. She picked up a chocolate cake donut with coconut and put it in the bag. I said I am sorry that's not the donut I want, she became upset and said "that's the one you said", I said "no, I said chocolate glazed", she said something to the other lady, clearly she got so mad, then she turned and said to me "that's what you said". I said "well I don't want that donut, I want chocolate glazed, sorry" It's not like I touched it, I mean its a mistake just put it back but no she was so mad and her behavior was uncalled for. I said to her "I come here all the time" and she replied " I don't know you" and then I said "I come here all the time you don't have to be so rude, I've never been treated like this" she threw the donuts in the bag and said "what do you want pointing at the donuts" Now I don't know if this is a new employee, but this behavior is not right. If I am not being rude to you, than you should not be rude. Hopefully the owners read this and talk to this person. Like I said this is my go to donut shop, but I left their today feeling terrible. Even when she charged me she didn't say thank you or anything just completely rude. Staff there have always been so kind but this new person just doesn't seem to be customer service material. read more

its a doughnut shop ..ive never been asked for tip before for selling a doughnut ? wow hard up id say .... read more

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Always a staple at our house. Even if this place is a 15 minute drive away, (and we have several donut shops closer to us) we always buy our donuts here. read more

I been coming to this shop for the past 17 yrs and they are always the same good food and service always good I love this place and my kids love it too read more

very delicious breakfast sandwiches and their donuts are all really good too. small seating area and small ordering area but worth the trip.

I stop by this donut shop after my work outs and before I head in to work. The employees here are friendly, the place is clean, and the donuts are delicious. The donuts here are always fluffy and they don't last very long at work. People at work always ask where I get the donuts from. read more

I've been coming here since I was little. I love this place. Their donuts are great and cost less than a dollar. I'm a big fan of their old fashioned donuts and chocolate twists. Their cinnamon rolls, bagels, and cake donuts are also great. I had a turkey sandwich on a croissant once or twice, and it was amazing. I've been getting a lot of their blended mochas lately. I really like the way they taste. My only problem is that I can't order one big enough. Lol All in all, this place is great. You have to stop by at certain times, however, because they sell out of donuts, croissant bread, and stuff like that fairly quickly. So, a lot of the time, you end up going when there's nothing you want in stock. Ordering food they have to prepare, especially in the afternoon, usually takes at least 5-10 minutes. I wish it could be a bit faster sometimes, but I never go when I'm in a rush. The inside is pretty boring and outdated, and kind of run-down, so I never stick around for too long. But then again, you don't really need to. read more

Well this was my first time here. Had full stock of donuts when I arrived and a short line out the door. I asked for couple specialty donuts and a dozen mixed. When I got to work to feed the wolves I see 7-8 of the dozen to be all the same sprinkle donut :( really ?!? Every other donut shop I would get half of them raised with a couple old fashioned and even the coconut cake one that no body ever eats. I guess next time I have to hand pick everyone to get a real mix. read more

Maple Leaf Donuts - Asked for a mixed dozen and got 6 identical sprinkles. And they shop had a full selection too. - Donuts Near Me - Fremont, California

LOVE this place! I always get great customer service. They have a pretty great variety of donuts and pastry's unlike Niles donuts! This place is also pretty affordable with great quality. Been going her for years and is definitely my go to for bagels :) read more

Summary: Discrimination by social class and mistreatment of customers. Note that I'm not the one being mistreated. The male worker (presumably boss/manager) is the one discriminating, while the female cashier is relatively friendly. Noone was there at the counter when I first arrived. After school today, I went to the donut shop to get some boba to drink while I did my notes, and I noticed this dark-skinned Asian looking man sitting at one of the booths with flies buzzing around him. His face looked shiny from sweat (presumably from a labor intensive job or from scavenging all day) and he had a cup of coffee that he bought from the shop. Noone manned the booth, so I asked him where the people were, using body language to illustrate what I meant. He replied in a plethora of mumbles, and I caught on to the phrase,"裡面", which means "inside" in Chinese. Concluding that he was speaking some sort of Chinese dialect, I moved on with the thought that asking him where the workers were would be pointless (I only speak Mandarin). After buying my boba and finishing a section of notes at one of the booths, yelling rose from the counters, and I saw the disheveled man standing in front of the counter with the glass panels, showcasing dozens among dozens of donuts, absorbing the wrath of the (presumed) manager/boss of the donut shop. Like a dad violently using a child as the scapegoat for all of his problems, this manager roared at the seemingly homeless man: "WHAT IS YOUR NAME? WHAT IS YOUR NAME? WHAT IS YOUR NAME? WHY AREN'T YOU ANSWERING ME?". The nameless man would not answer him as he had answered me, for he was frightened and could not understand English. Anyone in that situation--you or me--would be astonished, even disappointed, at the lack of respect the manager had for the helpless, aging man. I couldn't see him, just as he couldn't see me, nevertheless, his voice boomed throughout the tiny shop. My mouth dropped at the sight of the appalling injustice. Do you denounce him solely because he looks poor? Because he does not speak the same language you do? If he spends the same amount of money as another student does at this shop, would you not treat him the same? A valid point that some may bring up is that the manager does not want a potential beggar or homeless man to chase away future business. However, this man had done nothing to insinuate that he was a beggar. He merely stood still in front of the counter, without saying a word. But say he were a homeless man. Would he truly chase away other customers? His presence is the only thing that exists in that shop, and if a customer cannot stand his presence, they must not be able to tolerate the run-down, fly-ridden state of the donut shop either. I don't expect most people to empathize the way I do with this man, because I am often described as "overly emotional"; however, I need you to leave knowing that there are people out there who will chastise others, whom they have just met, for their impoverished presence. I need you to realize that wage gaps do exist, but they do not define who we are, what we are worth, and what we deserve in life. And finally, I need you to take note of this pain, and empathize with this man. Please. Understand where he is coming from, and why his life is worth equally as much as yours. read more

If you don't care about customer service then sure go ahead and come here. I will never come here ever again. I came here today with my cousin around 7am trying to get our day started with some donuts and coffee. As soon as we walked into the door they looked at us and said someone help these fat guys in "Vietnamese". So I won't understand them, but little did they know that my cousin and I are both Vietnamese and understood him. We ordered 2 donuts and 1 coffee and left. I have never felt so uncomfortable pissed in a donut shop in my life. So reminder if they're talking in Vietnamese they may be talking about you just saying. read more

Frequent patron no longer....if your having a bad day and think it's my bad cuz you can't get my order correct then FUCK you and your donut shop....I will never come here again and I will spread the word that your donut shop deserves nobody's business...RIP donut shop read more

I love maple leaf donuts they are so fast the people that work there are very hard workers.The people that work there are so kind.They never got my order wrong or anybody I know orders wrong.There donuts are good there coffee is the best.The donuts have never tasted old the coffee was never cold.I am very much pleased with maple leaf donuts. read more

Maybe I had unrealistically high expectations for the maple donuts here given the name of the business, but I was severely disappointed. While the plain donut underneath was alright, the maple icing was awful. It had a weird, chemical-y taste and was just sort of glopped on top of the donut with some parts being thin and crusty and some parts overly thick and soaking the donut underneath. The chocolate icing also had an off-flavor and was similarly spread (or not) over the surface of the donut. The apple fritters here just seem careless. Literally every other donut shop in the area makes a nice, big, fried-into-crispy-pull-apart-chunks apple fritter, but here they just add some apples to a ball of donut dough and toss it in the frier. The result is an under-cooked apple donut. Definitely missed the mark. Overall, with so many other great donut shops in the area, I will not be returning. read more

Fantastic little place, can't help but smile in the morning when greeted by such lovely ladies eager to help you get the morning off right. Donuts are fresh and delicious! read more

My favorite donut place since I was a kid. Growing up, my taste for donuts has declined. They're super sugary for some and fatty. Donut goodness when they're first out of the oven. The people there are nice and their donut holes are pretty decent. Place is cheap and don't let its lack of busy customers stop you from walking in. read more

Out of all the donut places in Fremont this is THE BEST. And they also make sandwiches which are DA BOMB. Have to recommend to Y'ALL.

I've been coming here since I was in high school (it's conveniently located down the road from IHS). It was my squad's go to place if we were in the mood for skipping 5th period. Their donuts are light, fluffy, and flavorful. I sometimes end up coming here on the weekends too instead of going to Krispy Kreme. I'm giving 4/5 stars for lack of aesthetic appeal. It's very kitsch looking with laminated food cards hanging on the walls and lack of decor. But other than that, I definitely recommend the donuts! read more

Their hot dogs are very filling and juicy, with an immensely good snap to their casing, and there are several toppings that you can put on, like raw onion, relish, and mustard. The bun is substantial, but not too thick with a good chew. For $3, you can get a hot dog with a choice of chips and a can of soda. Their breakfast sandwiches are nothing to sneeze at either. The BLT bagel contains a lot of crispy, bacony goodness, and I am so addicted to it, I eat it everyday for lunch. For donuts, try their sugar sprinkled donuts, not the powdered-kind. It is the lightest and airiest donut I've ever had. read more

Sugar donuts! When fresh no one can do it better. This place has been around for ages, in a shopping plaza where things come and go this shop has stuck around. read more

Oooo, the cheese in the bacon, ham, egg and cheese croissant sandwich is so gooey and meltey! Highly recommended by myself and hubby. The coconut cake donuts aren't too bad either. My only gripe is that they're not closer to home. But then again, maybe that's a good thing... For my thighs! read more