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That's no hipster hat on the "driver"; the curved lines of his "coupe" signal pre-war style. Even current management aren't clear about when Andy's was founded, but sometime in the 1930s seems right. My hefty maple donut (85 cents) made no pretense at mass-produced symmetry; it, too, was old-fashioned, in the best way.
Andy's Donut Stop
971 23rd St. (at Visalia Ave.), Richmond, California
510-232-6057
(From an August 2011 visit)
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