Krispy Kreme 2270 Wyoming Boulevard Northeast, Albuquerque, NM 87112

"This location has the rudest staff. It’s ridiculous the way they act like you’re a problem for buying their donuts. This location also does not participate in coupons put out by Krispy Kreme Rewards. Worth the drive to not contribute to bad business."

"Donuts were good, fresh,but the employees looked bored irritated and refused to heat the donuts. If you are keeping dine in then please provide some fork or plate something where we can eat on,not just a paper bag. I spilled the cream filled donut .it can get messy."

"Customer service at Wyoming Krispy Kreme location was non-existent. The young lady was extremely rude and hostile. We walked out and went to Dunkin Donuts. The employees at Dunkin greeted us with smiles and we were treated with courtesy and respect."

"The Pumpkin cheesecake doughnut was probably a day old. Dry, crusty looking. The "pumpkin puree" if you can call it that, and cheesecake swirls were hard and kinda gross if I'm honest. The pumpkin spice glaze was shriveled and dried out as well."

"When one thinks about Donuts - - - Krispy Kreme is in a league all of its own. From the moment that Krispy Kreme Donuts first came to Rio Rancho, New Mexico nothing about donuts has been the same. Whether you enjoy an original glazed, chocolate glaze, filled or cake donut smiles follow that white box with its delicious sweetness. The location at Wyoming is centrally located in the Northeast heights. The staff are patient and go the extra mile when giving you information about your donut selections. Regardless of where you get your Donuts from, one thing is for sure, you won't be losing any of the Covid 15 with such tasty treats. Due to the availability of donuts, customer service, cleanliness of the location and taste of their product, I am giving this location the highest rating for this visit. If you found this review helpful or informative, please like it. Or follow me for other local reviews. Thank you in advance. History: Vernon Rudolph bought a secret yeast raised doughnut recipe from a New Orleans French chef, rented a building in what is now historic Old Salem in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, and began selling its Krispy Kreme doughnuts on July 13, 1937 to local grocery stores. The delicious scents of cooking doughnuts drifted into the streets, and passersby stopped to ask if they could buy hot doughnuts. So he cut a hole in an outside wall and started selling Original Glazed doughnuts directly to customers on the sidewalk. In 1982, a small group of our early franchisees bought Krispy Kreme back from Beatrice Foods. A renewed focus on the hot doughnut experience became a priority for the company. They began to expand outside the southeast US and opened its first store in New York City in 1996. Soon afterward, in 1999, the first store in California opened and national expansion was well underway. When Krispy Kreme turned 60 years old in 1997, it was officially recognized as the 20th century American icon with a donation of company artifacts to the Smithsonian Institution’s National Museum of American History. If you found this review helpful or informative, please like it. Or follow me for other local reviews. Thank you in advance."