I could have eaten a dozen of these donuts!!! I am very particular about my donuts and these were…read moreoutstanding. They are light and fluffy and most are lightly dusted in sugar. I tried the lemon curd and the strawberry milkshake. The filling is well portioned so you don't get a ton that squirts out when you bite into it. The space is cute, like an old Parlour, and they also offer specialty coffees. I loved them so much, I may have to make this a Friday morning tradition!

OMG these the best donuts I never had in my life. Yes, they are not expensive than a other donuts…read morebut these are totally worth it. They open up quite early at 7, and close at 3, but they kind of almost run out of donuts at around 2. They have about 3/4 everyday flavors and 2/3 seasonal flavors. Love their vanilla custard a lot. They had a seasonal tiramisu flavor once, which was amazing. I highly recommend this place, you won't be disappointed.

BEST VEGAN DONUT IVE EVER HAD (and i've tried a lot)…read more Sourness from the yeast - perfection Fluffy

Nut allergy friendly! Vegan and nut free on everything. Amazing. I had to try it…read more I saw this cute spot on inKind after walking by it during several Seattle visits and finally decided to stop in after reading another review that mentioned that they are nut-free. Spoiler: Absolutely no regrets, I wish I had visited earlier! I ordered a six pack with a variety of their donuts and shared them with four friends, having a bit of each. I'm glad we did it this way because I don't think I could have finished some of these donuts solo. I also had a seasonal rose latte at half sweetness which was decent, but very wholesomely came with a little donut hole that was pretty good. I will say, they nailed all the flavors. If you like the flavor, probably a 4/5 donut overall. They just weren't always my cup of tea. So the scores here are for personal enjoyment more than anything - like I said, they're solid donuts. Sour Watermelon (2/5): Holy smokes, this one felt like it was punching your taste buds. It's almost confusing on how this is in a donut form. It's more like a sour patch kid. It's intense. I don't think I could solo one. Mango Tajin (3/5): Similar to the sour Watermelon, it's perplexing how this is a donut. It was a bit spicy and tangy, just as the flavor implied. Cookies & Cream (3.5/5): Get ready to get messy. It's crumbly. It's sweet. It's more like a normal donut. Matcha Strawberry (4.5/5): My favorite of the weird flavors of donuts. They really aced the matcha flavor and it's well balanced for a donut. Blueberry Fritter (2.5/5): This was pretty hyped up, but honestly I felt like the blueberry flavor was overpowered just by the sheer amount of sugar. Texture was good, it just felt so sweet. Overall, I'd definitely recommend for a fun experience. Share some different flavors! Paid via inKind with no issues.

I love cake donuts! And Mighty-O has the best cake donuts, ever. Period…read more I love a good fresh warm cake donut, not too dense. Fluffy with a perfect touch of sweetness. Raspberry Riot is our favorite. The perfect balance. Open until 4:00 pm but plus side also sold at PCC (until sold out). Plenty of indoor tables. Coffee & tea sold there too. Great friendly service from the tram. A must try!

Mighty-O Donuts seems to be one of the few vegan donut shops that actually tries to make yeast…read moredonuts - most places are cake only. We decided to drop by after eating lunch in the area for a sweet treat afterwards, then ended up picking up a whole dozen... Some notes for a couple that I tried: Maple Bar ($4.99) - Hmm.. Not that fluffy or light. Instead or being airy, it's more dense and has a kind of springy chew. The glaze is sweet and gives off a heavy maple fragrance, an indication they use real maple syrup in the glaze. Maple bars from other places are usually disgustingly sweet with basically no maple flavor - this one is sweet but more well balanced. I think the texture is definitely different from a typical yeast donut. I wonder if it's just because it more difficult to make vegan yeast donuts vs cake donuts? It's a different type of yeast donut, but still very good. (4/5) Chocolate Peanut Butter ($4.45) - Good peanut butter flavor in both the topping and glaze. I think the donut base is also peanut butter but it could be contamination from the glaze. The base isn't very sweet and is kind of almost savory in flavor. The donut is dense but not crumbly and instead very moist. Not really crusty, so not too much textural difference. I think it's baked rather than fried. Still very sweet. (4/5) Devils Playground ($4.45) - The donut base is dense with rich chocolate flavor, and coated with a chocolate ganache of just the right thickness. I hate it when donuts just have a smear of topping to make the donut look attractive, but does barely anything flavor wise. This one, on the other hand, is richly flavored. (4/5) Chocolate Raspberry ($3.65) - This is my favorite, same chocolate cake donut base as above but with bright berry notes and specks of seeds. The tangy berries do wonders to temper down some of the sweetness. (5/5) French Toast ($3.65) - My least favorite by far. Covered with peanuts (which is fine), but the cake donut base or perhaps the glaze tastes heavily earthy, like an overload of cinnamon and nutmeg. (2/5) People who expect the exact same texture as a non-vegan donut, both the cake and yeast types, will probably be disappointed. If I just think of these donuts as their own thing, they're actually quite good. There's another donut shop that I prefer down the street, but Mighty-O Donuts certainly isn't a bad choice for a sweet treat.

I only tried a single donut from Doce Donut Co, but if the rest were like the one I had, this…read more5-star review is certainly well deserved. I tried the passionfruit creme brulee donut, and though a bit pricey ($6), it was worth the money. The top of the donut had that perfect creme brulee torched top, and the passion fruit inside was perfectly tangy, which offset the fattiness from the donut itself. It wasn't very sweet, but I kinda liked that. The other flavors on the menu also looked great. I hear they rotate their menu often. There is nowhere to sit here, so be prepared to take your donuts to go. The shop does sell some beverages, like water or milk, to help you get in the donut mood. The service on my visit was fine. The gentleman working was nice enough, but nothing to write home about. Overall, a good donut shop if you're looking for speciality donuts and don't mind the higher price tag.

Unique flavors and the sweetest worker who helped us pick! We ended up going with passion fruit and…read moretres leches. Highly recommend

I've heard all sorts of praise for Voodoo over the years, so I finally decided to check them out on…read morethe final day of PAX West during a break from walking the show floor. This location is a very short walk from the Seattle Convention Center. Everything looked decadent and over the top, to the point where I wasn't sure that anything looked truly appealing beyond the simple things like the Homer or maple bar, until my eyes landed on the banana cream pie. I'm a *fiend* for anything banana/banana flavored, so my mind was instantly made up. And it was outstandingly good. The banana cream was perfection, the cinnamon on the Voonilla Cream was a nice spicy touch, and the banana chip on top added a little crunch to the overall softness of the donut. This was truly the most delicious donut I've ever had and I wish so much there was something comparable nearby in the Bay Area (maybe there is and I just haven't found it yet). But if it wasn't for the banana cream pie, I feel like there wouldn't have been a ton of options that looked good at Voodoo. There were some others I would've been happy to try, but the assortment felt very overhyped for all of the praise I've heard of Voodoo. But I can't really complain too much when all I'd need here is the banana cream pie anyway. Hope they never stop making it.

These are pretty expensive novelty donuts. They were okay... I got the banana cream pie donut. It…read morewas really sweet and the banana tasted artificial. The voodoo doll donut had jelly in it... so I wasn't a fan. It's very cute though! Service is okay... one of the workers didn't do a good job of keeping track of the customers so customers who stepped in walking around were served before the people who were waiting in line patiently. And I don't know why it took them so long to take orders and give donuts that weren't fresh. They could definitely improve on the value, taste, and service.

This was my first time trying Daily Dozen Doughnuts and they were so good…read more We ordered a half dozen doughnuts and honestly we probably should have gotten more. I loved the chocolate sprinkles doughnuts. They were so easy to just pop in your mouth. The doughnuts were fresh and warm. You can see them making them as you wait in line. The workers were very considerate and helpful. I cant wait to get another bag next time I'm in Seattle :)!

My wife wanted mini donuts and had fond memories of coming here while visiting. They are hugely…read morepopular now and had a pretty long line, I remember being able to just walk up and order. Opened since 1978, they use unbranded brown bags you'll see people carrying around Pike Place. The nice thing is they have a sample bag now so you can try a couple different varieties. The bacon maple seemed to have the most quantity so we definitely added that to the order. For these kind of mini-donuts I do like the traditional sugar and cinnamon one. The reason for the review is they donuts did not taste fresh, we went around 11 and it seemed like a batch from earlier in the morning since the dough lacked that distinct airy and slightly crunchy bite-through when you get these donuts really fresh.

Cinnamon rolls are delicious, the manager is amazing. Not…read moretoo sweet. Everything that she said was prepared was delicious.

Cinnaholic is SO good! I honestly would've never guessed this place was vegan if my friends hadn't…read moretold me. Everything is delicious and surprisingly not overly sweet, but still satisfies that little sweet treat craving. Such a good spot, whether you're vegan or not!

I love love love this place! My favorite place for exquisite pastries of all time! Anytime that…read moreI'm in Seattle this is a MUST stop for me. Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. It smells so wonderful and warm when you enter and it's really a feast for your eyes. Everything looks so delicious and it's hard to choose. The staff was ver patient with me. My "go to" is the most famous twice baked almond croissant. On this visit ordered the "go to" , blueberry ginger scone, ratatouille sandwich, turkey havarti sandwich, banana bread, and some Americanos to go. This is not a sit down cafe so we thoroughly enjoyed them in the parked car. :) Every bite should be savored. Extraordinary!

Bakery Nouveau no longer has anywhere to sit, so it is purely a to-go location. The barista was…read morekind enough to suggest sitting at a bench at Kaiser Permanente, across the street. I am not sure how to rate this bakery. I bought two items. The pear tart was excellent. The crust was rich, dense and sweet, and the frangipane filling was perfect, with slices of pear layered on top. The chocolate croissant, on the other hand, was beautiful but almost flavorless. Averaging on high score and one low brings me to 3 stars.

I wanted to review the pop um in SEATAC ! I tried your cupcakes and wish i had known about them…read moresooner! I have the raspberry cheesecake, The GAY (my personal fav) and lemon drop. They were all so moist, decent portion and fresh!!!

We were curious to try it out and just stopped by for some window shopping, but the flavors were so…read morecool we had to give them a try. Ordered mini cupcakes: 1) Triple Threat - I am a big fan of dark chocolate, and they said this was the closest to it. 2) The Gay - My 5 year old picked this one just because it had a rainbow edible sign on it. Flavor was vanilla. I loved the moistness in each cupcake, but the frosting was a bit too sweet for my liking. It was quick, just picked up, paid, and left. Mini cupcakes were $3.50 each. The server was great and helped us pick and decide on the flavors we wanted. Coming back again next time I am in Seattle!

Tasty boba and super tasty mochinuts. I got the Chizu Pink Pear Green Tea which was a little sweet…read morefor me but otherwise great. The dirty taro mochinut was amazing. Ordering is done by kiosk which was easy. The staff was super friendly welcoming me in and explaining their products. Inside feels cozy with cushy seating and warm vibes.

While walking around Seattle, we randomly came across Bober Tea and thought we should try it out…read more The decor is super cute, with a whole wall full of mochi donuts along with a neon sign. We were the only customers at the time, so we could really choose where we wanted to sit. We went to order and were redirected to the large screen to put our order through. I forgot to take pictures of our drinks, but we got a milk tea and black tea with 25% sugar. The drinks were fairly good and the boba was a bit chewy. It was also nice that ordering 6 mochi donuts came with a Thai iced tea, which I really liked! The mochi donuts were all good with a chewy and firm texture to them. None of them were too sweet, but some flavors were leaning more on subtle. Overall, it's a decent spot to check out if you're in the area!