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Doughnut Plant

4.0 (318 reviews)
ModerateDonuts, Coffee & Tea
Open • 6:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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Moderate noise
Good for kids
Dogs allowed

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Hassan G.

Stopped by Doughnut Plant while walking around Grand Central Station in NYC for a quick dessert break, and it definitely did not disappoint. This spot is one of the more well-known doughnut shops in the city, and after trying it, it's easy to see why. We ordered the Hazelnut doughnut and the Pistachio doughnut, and both were excellent. The Hazelnut doughnut had a rich chocolate flavor with crunchy hazelnut pieces on top that added the perfect texture. The Pistachio doughnut was lighter and had a great balance of sweetness with a nice pistachio flavor throughout. Both doughnuts were soft, fresh, and packed with flavor without being overly heavy. The location inside Grand Central gives it a really cool NYC vibe as well. It's the perfect stop to grab a coffee and doughnut while exploring the city or waiting for a train. Between the quality of the doughnuts and the atmosphere of Grand Central Station, this ended up being one of the best dessert stops from the trip.

The glazed doughnut in question.
Christina Y.

Visited NYC and someone told me the best glazed doughnut of their life came from Doughnut Planet so of course I had to try it! Now the doughnut was a pretty good one and I'll prob stop back by next time I'm in town but it wasn't the best I've ever had. Now to their defense I'm from a small town who had the absolute best glazed doughnuts and holes anywhere and will forever be the best. There is nothing like a fresh doughnut from a small baker. Anyways Doughnut Planet had a great glaze topping, soft but crisp doughnut that is served warm, it's doing all the right things for sure!

TRES LECHES COLD BREW
Brenda L.

I love this place anytime I have to take the metro north I stop by. I love their coconut crème donut it's so addictive and their cold brew is pretty good too. More on the sweeter side, but it makes for a lovely treat!! Everyone is always so nice and welcoming

Jackie S.

***MUST BE EATEN FRESH*** I remember when Doughnut Plant first came out and the PBJ one was all the rage over ten years ago. I think it's still the best one, but the vanilla with jelly is a close second. The doughnuts are very good. Some more than others, but that's expected and a matter of preference.

Peach and carrot cake
Asia C.

The peach and crème brûlée were delicious! We also tried the carrot cake, also very good! The peach was our favorite!

Jakob B.

Box of four to sample. Rankings: 1. Pumpkin Pie (surprising placing actually, not crazy about pumpkin) 2. Carrot Cake 3. Tres Leches 4. Oatmeal All good donuts, based on the name, these are DOUGHnuts. All cake. All very sweet. Couldn't eat the full four at once, but fun to try. If going for a full, just recommend getting one.

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Cindy L.

Love that this was open so late for those of us waiting for our trains home after a night out. Also got a free glazed donut (not pictured) with my chocolate donut, I'm assuming because they were about to close? But very nice of them! There were not a lot of options left since it was so late but the menu mentioned alot of options for those with dietary restrictions which is nice! I got the Brooklyn blackout donut which was good, I'm sure people who love dark chocolate would like it a bit more since it had that dark bitterness to it but still a good donut for an almost midnight snack!

Tres leches donut
Sylvia T.

The tres leches donut here is to die for. TO DIE FOR. It is so good. It's a cake donut that isn't dry at all but is cakey and fluffy with a slightly crunchy exterior. Tastes super milky with a tad sweetness probably similar to condensed milk. I LOVE IT! Just a stand in the food hall in GCT for this location.

Keely N.

There wasn't a long line on a Friday morning. I got the pistachio donut. It doesn't like pistachio, but it was a glazed donut with bits of pistachios. I also liked that it was flakey and wasn't too sweet from my perspective. It wasn't that greasy either!

Vanilla Bean
Ted K.

Small Counter in the dining area at Grand Central Station. Went on a weekend morning (Saturday, and because I loved the donuts so, Sunday too) and there wasn't much of a line. Great coffee. The crème brulee donut (individually bruleed!) was the best I've ever had. The sourdough donuts are unique and delicious. Sad to leave the City.

Blueberry doughnut
Renee G.

Whenever I'm in NYC and passing through Grand Central, I make sure to stop by Doughnut Plant in the food concourse. Their doughnuts and coffee and consistently delicious. So many different flavors, and great seasonal offerings as well. There are also several vegan options. Service has always been fast and friendly no matter how busy they are. Definitely check them out for a sweet treat!

Their store front
Gina P.

10 out of 10. My favorite donut spot in New York City is Doughnut Plant. You can never go wrong with their donuts, they are amazing. Never too greasy....just right perfection.

Crème brûlée doughnut
Amy L.

Having multiple Doughnut Plant locations is like a dream come true. These are some of my favorite doughnuts in NYC. Super-friendly staff. Great cold brew. Vegan options available. To get to the food hall at Grand Central, if you're mobility-challenged, there is an elevator located at the back of the ground level. It was a little tricky to locate.

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Grace Street - Sunset Lemonade ($5.50)

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Prince Tea House - Mango Mille Crpes Cake

Mango Mille Crpes Cake

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