I am lactose intolerant and I'm constantly looking for delicious swaps! Oh my goodness! You have…read moregot to check this place out if you are vegan or just trying to stay away from dairy! On Thursday's and Sunday they have an added selection of vegan doughnuts and on Wednesday they do gluten free!! This is a small location but does have some seating if you want to eat your doughnuts right away. They do have coffee as well but I didn't try that this go around. I got a strawberry filled/ strawberry glazed vegan doughnut- it was delicious! I wouldn't have known it wasn't made without dairy, butter or eggs at all! The doughnut was light and fluffy! The jelly inside didn't taste fake and had big pieces of real strawberry! Soooo good! I couldn't help myself and did get their pistachio Cronut (picture a croissant and doughnut had a baby. This was not vegan) it was soooo flaky, had the perfect amount of sweetness and was absolutely amazing! I have had cronuts before and would have liked to see this one thicker but honestly it was soooo good I'm not sure I missed the height. I already want to go back and try other flavors!! Sooooo tasty! Definitely check this place out!

We went to get donuts this afternoon. The guys who helped us were patient. We got a donut to share…read morethere and one to go. We had the lemon curd and it was delicious. About a month ago we recommended them to out of town guests and they brought some back to the house and we all enjoyed them. The place was new and attractive. Everything was clean.

We stopped here on Father's Day as part of a donut tour my kiddo put together, and I'm so glad this…read morewas our first stop -- holy moly, these are some of the best brioche donuts I've had. My husband and I loved how lightly sweetened both the cream and the dough were. My tween was a little indifferent and would've preferred something non-cream filled with more sugar, but that's a tween for you. It's a smaller space with some seating, but the seating doesn't have windows, so we opted to walk across and enjoy our donuts while wandering the farmers market instead -- honestly a perfect way to eat them. If you're a donut lover, put this place on your list even if you have to park and walk a bit. Worth it.

The brioche itself was nice and had a good texture…read more My main issue was with the creams. They didn't really taste like what I expected, and I was especially disappointed by the lack of yuzu flavor and tang. I was hoping for something brighter and more pronounced.

Get there early as these amazing sweet treats sell out quickly. When we were last there, they also…read moresold hand embroidered dish towels...picked up a very cute for my kitchen.

We've been supporting our local bakery for years. Unfortunately, we've come to learn of…read morediscrimination to the point we no longer feel welcomed. Of course, this is very ironic given their claim to be inclusive and pro abortion. There are far kinder and non discriminatory bakeries in Stillwater that are worth a visit - we're sad we can no longer say the same about Hannah's.

Great donuts, superior and friendly customer service, saved me in a pinch. Would go back to…read morecontinue to support my local business.

Sunrise doughnuts has the best Apple Fritter money can buy. This comes from a doughnut…read moreprofessional. Make sure to get there early or they will sell out!

The staff was great and the location is perfect. And Nothing compares to their donut holes. LIFE…read moreCHANGING!

Pleasant neighborhood bakery. Friendly & efficient service. Glazed donuts were undercooked.read more

There is absolutely no shortage of good doughnuts in the Twin Cities…read more You can practically start eating them the moment you land at MSP with Angel Food Bakery, then work your way through places like Glam Doll, Cardigan, Mel-O-Glaze and plenty of other shops with legitimate claims to being among the area's best. Bogart's is still my pick. I used to live close enough that getting here could be accomplished on foot. I don't have that luxury anymore, but every time we come back to Minnesota, Bogart's has become a mandatory stop. There are certain places you revisit because they're good, and others because they've somehow become attached to your memory of a place. Bogart's has become both for me. What I love most is that they don't need to turn a doughnut into a circus act to make it interesting. There's something thoughtful and almost brilliant about how well they execute the basics. The brown butter glazed brioche is probably the best example: incredibly simple on paper, but rich, fluffy and just different enough that you immediately understand why people talk about it. It's the kind of doughnut that makes a regular glazed doughnut seem like it wasn't trying hard enough. I'm sure someone, somewhere, has calculated the calories and sugar involved here. Don't. Assume the numbers are terrible. Accept your fate. This is a splurge worthy of the consequences. There's also some personal nostalgia baked into my five stars. Bogart's reminds me of living in Minneapolis, of being able to walk over for something completely unnecessary, and now of returning to Minnesota and realizing there are a handful of places we simply aren't leaving without visiting. I wish they'd open one in New York. Until then, Bogart's will remain one of those Minnesota things I remember fondly from afar and immediately seek out whenever we're back. If you're local, you're lucky. If you're visiting, get the brown butter glazed and understand what you're being trusted with. Or get literally anything else--you can't go wrong.

I inherited from my mother a love for all things pastries, and donuts are one of my favorites. I…read moreenjoy the standard donut shop offerings of glazed, chocolate sprinkles, apple fritters, etc. but I above all appreciate a place that puts quality over variety and Bogart's is one of those places. I've tried and enjoyed their vanilla bean filled and original glazed, but my absolute favorite is the brown butter glazed which takes the spot for my all-time favorite donut. The donuts are huge and a fluffy brioche style that are lightly sweet, which I appreciate as it allows the brown butter glaze a chance to shine without feeling overpowered. One thing that makes Bogart's the best too is that they keep their prices very reasonable despite selling such quality donuts. My husband and I usually get a donut each and a drip coffee for him for about $9.50 which is practically unheard of today. The shop itself is pretty small with only a couple benches out front to sit and enjoy your treat, but we've never had to wait long and there are plenty of parks within walking distance to have a picnic! Everyone we've interacted with has always been so kind and helpful. We usually go around 3pm and are always pleasantly surprised to see that they still have our favorites available so late in the day. I've also been to a few coffee shops around the cities that sell Bogart's donuts, such as Momo's Cafe, which makes me happy as I love to see the community supporting one another and giving us more opportunities to support them as well. There are lots of places that provide cheap satisfying donuts and a lot of places that provide more expensive curated donuts, but Bogart's is a gem that offers amazing quality without an inflated price. If you love donuts, a good deal, and/or supporting a small local business then I highly recommend giving Bogart's a try!

Absolutely the BEST Donuts!…read more This was my first time trying their donuts, and WOW -- they were seriously some of the best donuts I've ever had! They were incredibly fresh, soft, fluffy, and absolutely delicious. You can definitely taste the quality in every bite. I'm so glad I gave this place a try because they have officially gained a new regular customer! I will definitely be coming back again and again. If you're a donut lover, you NEED to check this place out! 10/10 -- highly recommend!

I came in today 5/5/26 a Tuesday morning at around 5:30am or so and ordered 2 dozen donut holes…read more The woman behind the counter seemed perturbed and said she didn't have any and that it would be -- emphasis on: -- A WHILE until they were ready. I said, oh no, I drove all the way here for them, I ain't leavin, I'll wait. She hollered back to the cooks and asked how long on the donut holes and they said it would be about 10 to 15 minutes. I said I was fine with waiting and I picked out some donuts from the case. Listen. I get it. You want fresh donuts for everyone. You don't want customers waiting even though you have designated dine-in seating that I have seen made use of on a Sunday morning by the 60+ sect with copies of the day's newspaper available to them for reading. But I was nothing if not fully and totally amenable to the prospect of waiting. I drove out here, I used the gas, and frankly, it was all I wanted for my order. I came specifically for the donut holes and the extra donuts were for my bf. It's not to say he doesn't like them, he very much does but he can't get his mitts in fast enough to get them before I gobble them all down like some sort of baked goods hobbit goblin. My Precious(es). I like that the sugar glaze makes them crunch and you can taste the butter. They're light and airy and they make me happy. Anyways. I would like to note that the last time I put an order in ahead of time, it got lost in the shuffle and when I came to pick it up, it wasn't ready and instead of taking the risk and missing out, I just went to the shop and ordered them right there and I figured by doing so close enough to open, they'd have donut holes available. I didn't know they were essentially made to order but I presume since I arrived a half hour after they opened, they surely must have simply run out. To that end, I don't see how it would really matter all that much who buys them and how much of them are bought considering you're still getting paid, whether it's my money or Burt's, our cash is still the same shade of green and still fits the same way in your register. So time ticks on, I'm waiting, another lady purposefully walks in and walks around the counter with all the authority and lateness I would expect from a managerial type. I couldn't make out all of what was said but I did hear, ".....No. She's waiting on a dozen donut holes..." So then I got concerned bc I thought they were gonna cheap me out and only give me a dozen when I paid for 2 so when I got my donut holes I asked for another dozen. The manager possibly owner type takes my box and puts another dozen in. I ask if that makes 3 dozen and she said, "I actually put more than that in there." All of what I'm recounting to you should ultimately be what one might consider a 5 star review but I can't bring myself to do it. I don't know what is going on with customer service in general but I blame the cost of living crisis. It's pushed a bunch of ppl who have no business interacting with customers into jobs where they have to interact with customers and they are doing a horrible job if it. It's not rocket science. Customer service has the easiest formula on earth: 10 foot rule; you see a customer w/in 10ft of you, you say hello and ask them if you can help them with anything. They give you their order You say: Great choice, but it's gonna be about 10 to 15 minutes, are you okay with waiting for the best donuts in the twin cities? Customer says yes. You: Sounds good. Here's a newspaper if you want something to read. End of interaction until you hand me my order. Very simple. What you don't do is try and talk me out of giving you my money. And when I try to give you MORE of my money, you don't respond like I just told you your cat has cancer. You just give me my f*cking donuts and you smile and we f*ck off until I see you again when I want a lard and carbo bomb in 7 months man. Why is this such a difficult concept? I'm not even asking you to be fake nice to be but don't try and weird me out of buying your sh*t. What's the point then? Alternately, when the elderly ladies are working, placing an order has them diving for donuts like they're dodging a Blitzkrieg. It's very unnecessarily chaotic. I would be okay with changing my review if they maybe take it down a notch but I doubt they will.

Did an online order and it was ready in time, easy to pick up, and I was out in less than a minute…read more I did puffy's 12 special dozen that comes with a long John, apple fritter, twist, and 2 filled. The rest were random cake and raised donuts. I also ordered donut holes and they were placed in the same box. It looks like they gave a few extra donut holes. They donut holes came in glazed or cinnamon. There is a lot of parking.

My boss gets these every week for the office, and every week they slap. 10/10 recommend these…read moredonuts! Service is amazing.