Go on a doughnut crawl and discover the best glazed, cream-filled and jelly delights in New York City. Here are the tastiest doughnuts, in our humble opinion. Ready, set, eat.
Go on a doughnut crawl and discover the best glazed, cream-filled and jelly delights in New York City. Here are the tastiest doughnuts, in our humble opinion. Ready, set, eat.
Cinnamon + walnuts + melted brown sugar = heaven.
17 W. 32nd St. (at Fifth Ave.); bygracestreet.com
When a molecular gastronomist opens a doughnut shop, everyone wins.
107 N. 12th St. (at Wythe Ave.), Brooklyn; 718-215-8770 or dusdonuts.com
And if you want to get really crazy, try the whole-wheat glazed.
Locations throughout Manhattan; 212-661-1722 or gregoryscoffee.com
So worth the trek to Park Slope. It has real food, too, but definitely start with dessert.
324 Seventh Ave. (at Ninth St.), Brooklyn; 718-768-0748 or 7thavenuedonutsanddiner.com
Guys, there’s this new thing called savory doughnuts, and they’re incredible.
Locations in the West Village and on the Upper East Side; 212-229-0222 or flexmussels.com
See? New York and Boston can get along.
203 W. 14th St. (at Seventh Ave.); 212-929-0126 or donutpub.com
This bite-sized treat is made with maple, purple potatoes and bacon—but hear us out: It’s fantastic.
425 W. 15th St. (at Tenth Ave.); 212-633-4359 or doughnuttery.com
Crunchy, sweet and unique.
80 Spring St. (at Crosby St.); 212-965-1785 or balthazarbakery.com
Oozing with deliciousness. (Get extra napkins.)
6822 Fifth Ave. (at Bay Ridge Ave.), Brooklyn; 718-745-6980 or mikesdonuts.com
It’s so decadent, you might want to cut this guy in half.
308 E. 78th St. (at Second Ave.); 212-288-6569 or orwasherbakery.com
The zany flavors at this Astoria staple change regularly, but our favorite has to be one of the cereal-topped beauties.
3618 30th Ave. (at 37th St.), Queens; 718-721-3800 or queenscomfort.com
Come for the fried chicken, stay for the doughnuts.
166 S. Fourth St. (at Driggs Ave.), Brooklyn; 347-529-6090 or piesnthighs.com
What’s banana milk, you ask? No idea, but it’s delicious.
638 W. 47th St. (at 12th Ave.); 212-317-2359 or underwestdonuts.com
These gorgeously swirled beauties are as delicious as they are Instagrammable.
103 E. 19th St. (at Park Ave. S.); 212-488-1505 or dailyprovisions.com
Oh, and they’re vegan. Yep. You heard us.
222 Montrose Ave. (at Bushwick Ave.), Brooklyn, 347-294-0871, and 102 St. Marks Place (at First Ave.), 646-998-5492; dunwelldoughnuts.com
This filled doughnut dusted with confectioners’ sugar will transport you to Italy.
533 W. 47th St. (at 11th Ave.); 212-265-5580 or sullivanstreetbakery.com
Looking for a traditional doughnut? Sorry, you won’t find it here. This crazy combo of salty and sweet is not for the faint of heart.
10 Morton St. (at Bleecker St.), 212-691-5000, and 912 Seventh Ave. (at W. 58th St.), 646-756-4232; thedoughnutproject.com
These cream-filled delights reach a level of fluffiness that was previously considered scientifically impossible.
28 Greenwich Ave. (at W. 10th St.); 212-498-9810 or mahzedahrbakery.com
A work of art on a plate, complete with an edible flower.
Locations in Manhattan and Brooklyn; 212-243-6844 or doughdoughnuts.com
We’re deeply considering moving to Greenpoint just for this little guy.
727 Manhattan Ave. (at Norman Ave.), Brooklyn; 718-389-3676 or peterpandonuts.com
One of the best things about New York City—up there with the Empire State Building and Beyoncé.
Locations in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens; 212-505-3700 or doughnutplant.com