Best Donuts in Orlando

"Since opening their Orlando location at Universal’s CityWalk™ Orlando earlier this year, Voodoo Doughnut has been serving up doughnuts to all kinds of guests. These doughnuts have easily worked their way into the heart of locals around town. Offering three different kinds of doughnuts (raised yeast, cake, and a vegan option), Voodoo serves up their doughnuts with more than just toppings."

"Voodoo Donuts is a chain that has locations in places like California, Oregon and Colorado. Nonetheless, their donuts are worthy of a mention because they are one-of-a-kind!. There are speciality donuts, cake donuts, raised yeast donuts, and vegan donuts available."

"Delicious, every single doughnut in this place is worth a try. I would recommend to pre order from the app, the line can get pretty i..."

"Can’t decide between a Japanese rice dessert or an American fried donut?. You don’t have to choose at Dochi with their famous Japanese Mochi Donuts where they combine the best of both worlds!. Enjoy an incredible mix of flavors like taro pebbles, matcha oreo, ube, and cookie butter, all with a crispy outside and a delicious chewy center."

"East End Market is a destination all its own, but tucked inside on the second floor is Dochi Japanese Mochi Donuts. Wondering what a dochi donut is?. Think of them as a cross between the sweet and chewy Japanese rice dessert mochi and the classic American fried donut."

"Springfield’s favorite purveyor of sweet treats (and second home to Chief Wiggum and Springfield’s finest), where you’ll find giant donuts, specialty coffee and more."

"Well, Bakery Plus has got what you need when it comes to authentic and creative doughnuts in Orlando!. Experience a vast array of unique flavor combinations at this dynamic donut bakery in Orlando."

"The breakfast sandwich was good as well as the fluffy bagel. The donuts though were a little disappointing. My first time here and there are a lot of rav..."

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"Stardust Video & Coffee is a longstanding staple of the Audubon Park Garden District. It may be tough to find a parking space, but the effort is totally worth it. In addition to coffee, Stardust serves up a variety of creative cocktails and a healthy food menu."

"This staple of Audubon Park hits the spot when you want a local spot with a quirky vibe and cheap eats. From coffee, cocktails, and wine to sandwiches, salads, and vegan options (tempeh, anyone?), Stardust serves up a little bit of everything."

"Since we moved to Orlando, we've been slowly discovering cool little place like Stardust. Dandelion, Drunken Monkey, White Wolf all fall in the…"

"Restaurants Orwin Manor. This local brewery is run by the same team that own the next door restaurant, The Ravenous Pig. The craft beer spot has year-round staples like Lone Palm golden ale and the Working Man porter, as well as a rotating selection of seasonal and limited-edition beers."

"Opened back in the year 2007, the restaurant is run by the pair of husband and wife. The bar was nominated for James Beard award and this is enough to prove the taste of foods served here. It offers probably the finest Florida cuisine recipes you will ever try in the city."

"It’s no surprise that the opening of this beloved gastropub back in 2007 coincided with Orlando’s rise as a culinary hot spot. While its owners James and Julie Petrakis have not stopped opening other ventures around the city (including..."

"Bottomless Boba-Mosas ($15.95) and Bottomless Mimosas ($12.95). Famous for their newly invented Bottomless Boba-Mosa, a self serve mimosa with Boba bar that was featured on BuzzFeed. Domu is known as one of the first and best ramen places in Orlando, named one of the top ramen spots in the city by countless publications, and named as the place to get the Best Wings in Florida by Insider.com."

"And then there's Domu, a local favorite with four stars out of 970 reviews. Stop by 3201 Corrine Drive, Suite 100 to hit up the cocktail bar and Asian fusion spot, which offers ramen and more, next time you're in the mood. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"One of the latest restaurants to hit Orlando is Urban Tide, an elegant little eatery set in Hyatt Regency on International Drive. While hotel restaurants can sometimes be, shall we say, “lacking”, Urban Tide is the exception. As well as offering a fine line in seafood in a classically stylish environment, the restaurant does a fine line in cocktails- try the Cucumber Blackberry Rekker (Rekker Rum, cucumber water, fresh lime juice, simple syrup, muddled mint, garnished with cucumber) or Rose Gimlet Ketel (One Botanical Grapefruit & Rose, belleruche rose, lime juice, simple syrup, grapefruit juice, mint leaves, and a pinch of salt) for a taste experience you’re unlikely to forget in a hurry."

"Urban Tide is a relatively new concept located inside the Hyatt Regency on International Drive. I know … a seafood restaurant inside a hotel … why would you go there?. Well, because they serve delicious food in a great atmosphere."

"The downtown location of this local hot spot serves some of the best cheap eats in Orlando. A relaxed and engaging island-style restaurant, this is an excellent place for families ..."