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‘Randy’s Donuts’ announces opening date for Phoenix location

The first Arizona location will open with a drive-thru

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“We're working on a doughnut, won't be quite as massive as the original location. The original location, so you know, that doughnut is over 30 feet in diameter! Our doughnut that we're working on right now is about 11 feet in diameter,” said Padilla to ABC15.

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PHOENIX — Arizona’s first ‘Randy's Donuts’ will open in Phoenix, with a drive-thru and very soon!

The image above is a rendering of what the location is expected to look like. As you can see… there will be a massive doughnut outside too.

The new storefront was originally set to open April 23, but officials have since stated that they have an updated opening date of April 25, at 5 a.m. The Phoenix Randy’s Donut shop is located at 5709 North 7th Street.

“You won't miss the building, obviously, because of the doughnut but also, we have what's called Randy's Outlaw Orange [it’s] our primary color outside. There's going to be a company that is going to be doing some mural drawings on the building for us,” said Brian Padilla, the Arizona franchise developer.

The Valley shop will be open daily, and hours of operation will start at 5 a.m. The closing time is still to be determined for the shop.

The doughnut spot will have a drive-thru and limited seating inside, in case you’d like to enjoy your doughnut on-site.

WHAT'S NEXT

Are there more Randy’s Donuts planned for Arizona? “Yeah, for sure…. we'll see how the first location is going. I think it's going to be great. I'm working on a couple of other opportunities right now to expand the brand,” said Padilla in an interview with ABC15. “I’m hoping that the first one goes great and there'll be lots of opportunities for us to do additional locations in our great state for sure.”