Welcome to
Glendora
Glendora is Route 66's first city in Los Angeles County — a leafy foothill town with a beautifully preserved Route 66 walking district along Glendora Avenue. The Donut Man (1972), famous for its strawberry donuts, is a Route 66 pilgrimage stop.
Classic Coffee and a handful of locally beloved Route 66 cafes line the village, making Glendora a charming LA-area Route 66 break before the urban core.
exploreThings to See & Do
The Donut Man
Glendora's iconic 24-hour donut shop famous for fresh strawberry donuts
The Hat (Glendora Flagship)
Southern California's most famous pastrami sandwich — born in Glendora in 1951
Glendora Village
Glendora's historic walkable downtown along Glendora Avenue — small-shop commercial district, Route 66 heritage, and the genuine pedestrian core of the foothill community
Glendora Historical Society Museum
Small free local-history museum documenting Glendora's citrus-era founding, Route 66 corridor development, and the broader foothill-community evolution
Tips for Visiting Glendora
The Donut Man strawberry donuts are seasonal — peak May–July; sold out by 10am most weekends.
Glendora Village walking tour starts at the historical society on Glendora Avenue.
Roberta's Village Inn is the breakfast institution everyone visits before donuts.