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Uffda Donuts

4.3 (63 reviews)
Open • 6:30 am - 6:00 pm

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Gina Z.

Fresh, flavorful, and worth the early wake-up call. Uffda Donuts bakes their creations daily, and it shows--every bite is perfectly fresh and utterly delicious. Despite the demand and weekend rush for these donuts, there are always plenty of options for everyone, whether you're a fan of classic, no-frills options or dessert-style, specialty creations. I love that they offer appetizing vegan and gluten-free options! My kids were absolutely over the moon for these treats, and even I--someone who doesn't usually go wild for donuts--couldn't help but appreciate the freshness of the dough and the perfect glaze on the jelly-filled varieties I tried. The jelly hit the sweet-and-tart balance just right, making each bite delightfully satisfying. The shop itself is cozy and inviting, with plenty of indoor seating if you want to enjoy your donuts on-site. It's the kind of place where you can linger, sip your coffee, and savor each bite without feeling rushed. Uffda Donuts makes it easy to see why they've got a loyal following: quality, care, and a little bit of magic in every donut. Go early, go hungry, and prepare to leave with a smile (and maybe a sugar rush).

A few chairs to enjoy your treats outside!
Nicole N.

After seeing this place in multiple TikTok's, I knew I had to give it a try! This place is located in a strip mall with plenty of free parking. Walking in, you will notice it is connected to Great harvest bread. I haven't gotten a chance to try them yet, but I've heard good things! The decor here is ok. It didn't really draw me in and I was ok just taking my treats to go. I went around 1pm and they were sold out of a lot of items already (good sign)! The service was quick. The person who took my order was soft spoken and polite. The food: The blueberry filled doughnut was very good! The texture of the doughnut was chewy, soft and the perfect amount of glaze. The blueberry filling wasn't too sweet but there was a decent amount of it! Overall GREAT doughnut! I also tried the banana cream pie. The "whipped cream" had a very fake kind of taste and was almost dried out... not very tasty. The cookie was also soggy. So I wish they would add that when you order it. The banana chips on top also were not very crunchy. The banana cream was just ok. The doughnut itself was actually very good! So may be this was just not the right flavor for me. I really want to try their cronut! I'll have to come back another time! From this experience I would say, stick to the originals and don't go too fancy on the toppings!

Melanie H.

Uffda Donuts is such a great donut shop in Maple Grove! We grabbed 2 fancy donuts and it was $5 total - I thought it was a good price. Service was quick, even with the line on a Saturday morning. Place was cute inside with lots of seating.

Shaun J.

Fun donuts, nice people. My only critique is that it seemed odd that the fancy donuts were down low and not easy to spot. It was a nice post race treat.

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Marcela L.

This review is for the vegan donuts that I so happily ate! Being lactose intolerant is rough when you absolutely love donuts, but Uffda Donuts is the solution to my problems when in Minnesota! On Thursday and Sunday they have vegan donuts and they are delicious, I highly recommend. I tried some of their fancy donuts and some of their jelly donuts and they were all so delicious, I couldn't get enough. The service is great and they were so patient when I couldn't make up my mind.

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Kathleen R.

Stopped in to get treats after walking dogs. I had heard people talking about the donuts here so figured a trial run would be good. Service was quick and friendly. Ambiance was light and upbeat. Lots of donuts to choose from, with a number of more specialty looking options. Donuts were tasty enough, not enough to make them a go to when I'm bringing donuts to a photoshoot, horse barn or dog school.

In the haste of the moment, this was the only retained proof of the joy experienced, and the name evades me, but here is a picture
Barry B.

Uffda Donuts: A Beacon of Fried Salvation in the Outer Realms There's a donut shop in Maple Grove named Uffda. Of course there is. It's the most Minnesota name imaginable--equal parts apology and exclamation. And tucked just beyond the shopping district's edge, near the freeway like a getaway car with sprinkles, it waits. I arrived weary. Spiritually dehydrated. The kind of fatigue that only retail parking lots and seasonal allergies can summon. But Uffda? Uffda restored me. The donuts are not merely good. They are transcendent pastries, each one a rebuttal to the culinary sins of mankind. Flavors swirl in combinations that defy logic and embrace joy. Even the vegan options--served on Thursdays and Sundays--carry more delight than a pocket full of arcade coins and a fresh skee-ball wrist. I sampled a rotating selection. One bite and my existential dread took a coffee break. The texture? Pillowy. The glaze? Reflective enough to show you your better self. Succulent may not be the traditional word for donuts, but in this case, it fits. These are succulent spells, fried and frosted. Inside, the ambiance leans cheerful but intentional. Local art pops against warm wood accents. Neon incantations glow beside shelves lined with edible relics. The staff operate like flavor clerics--efficient, warm, and sometimes even whispering patrons into pastry salvation after posted hours. Window seating invites reflection or rapid sugar inhalation, depending on your spiritual state. The shop itself feels like a soul hospital. A place where the weak and weary check in, and leave with powdered sugar on their lips and renewed purpose in their hearts. The neon sign says "Uffda Donuts Make Me Happy." It's not marketing. It's prophecy. Final Thought: Uffda is not just a donut shop. It's a flavor sanctuary. A roadside shrine to joy, tucked in the outer realms, waiting for the next pilgrim to whisper "uffda" and be healed.

Melissa H.

One of my friends brought half a dozen doughnuts to our girls weekend. We cut them up so we could try bites of all of them. The mango one was my favorite! They looked so good and were delicious!

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Kayla L.

We absolutely loved it here! So many fun and unique flavors to try from. I immediately said that we need to come back again so we can try more flavors. I love that they had some vegan and gluten-free options as well. On certain days of the week they also offer fresh gluten-free or vegan. I believe gluten-free donuts are on Wednesdays. I tried the Ube raised doughnut, and the hot cocoa raised doughnut. They were really delicious! I can't wait to come back and try their other unique flavors.

Cross-section of my apple fritter
Mary T.

In early December, I was streaming Fox 9 Good Day. Uffda Donuts had opened a new store in Maple Grove. In late December, I was in Maple Grove. I was fuelling my rental car. Across from this gas station was Uffda Donuts. I remembered the donut segment that I had seen online. I needed to visit this donut joint afterwards. This donut store is next to Great Harvest Bread Co., in a small plaza. When you walk into the store, there isn't a wall that separates the two places. There was lots of parking in this plaza when I was here. I backed into a spot and walked in. There were two folks seated in the store, savouring baked goods. There was one person ahead of me. It allowed me to take a good look at all baked goods that were available and decide what I wanted. The owner, Mary Sang, and her hubby, came from Cambodia. They love Minnesota so much that they decided to use a Minnesota saying in the name of their business. Uffda is a Scandinavian saying that can express surprise, bafflement, or dismay, depending on context. Some equivalents: - Oh, dear - Oh, *#$! - Ugh - Oy This place prides itself with its scratch-made donuts. Some are made vegan or gluten-free, depending on the day. I wanted to get a couple of items. My eyes lit up looking at everything. I got the following items: - Apple fritter - Strawberry-filled donut The woman behind the counter was competent, but wasn't the warmest soul that you'll encounter on this planet. I paid with a credit card. All went well. I thanked the woman who handed me my goodies in a cute bag. I headed to my car and tore into the apple fritter first. The apple fritter was amazing. It had lots of apple bits with cinnamon. There was glaze on top that made this fritter sweet, but it wasn't disgustingly gross. It was the best apple fritter that I have had in the while. I had the strawberry-filled donut when I got back to my hotel room. The reason why I didn't devour it earlier was because it had sugar all around it. It would make for a messy eating experience in a car. It was better to be messy in a hotel room. I liked the strawberry filling. It wasn't overly sweet. It was generous. The donut was fluffy and yummy. It could do without the excessive sugar coating around it. I enjoyed my baked goods from Uffda Donuts. If you like fancier donuts, you need to visit this place. I had a yummy time. (15)

Pa V.

The donuts here are definitely donuting! The glazed donuts are fluffy and looked amazing but the cake donuts are what I surprisingly enjoyed the most here! The service was friendly but because there was a line, the staff did seem overwhelmed and had to walk around each other often- this made it kind of hard to hear each other. The space is small but I love how it's connected to Great Harvest Beard Co next door- making it easy to stop by both for local baked goodies. Some small criticisms I have are: 1. The donuts are kinda the same- just with different filling + whipped cream. 2. The glazed donuts were not dry which is great but was a little undercooked for my preference. 3. All the donuts we got were very sweet- would have been nice to see a savory donut or something tarty to contrast out the sweetness. 4. Skip the drinks. Most of the drink menu wasn't available yet and for the ones that were, the drinks we got here were kind of watery. Maybe it'll get better in time. All in all- I'm still definitely coming back though to try different flavors.

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Cass A.

Our friends brought a box of mixed donuts to a get together. We were thoroughly impressed with the uniqueness and quality of the donuts. My favorite was the cronut - it was flaky and light! We sampled multiple donuts and, regardless of the style, they were fresh and delicious. We will definitely stop in on our own some time.

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Scott F.

I've been here several times since it opened and have tried different options each time. Let me start with I am A big fan of the team, local business is the best and I got bread at great harvest regularly before Uffda opened. This place is different than many donut shops in Minnesota. Their donuts are created with the same intentionality and passion as some of the great bakers in our state and I had Tobies as the standard for Minnesota and Uffda has surpassed them with creativity and variety. I am a classic guy and the glazed donut without the hole was a new variation for me. Their apple variations and seasonal option seem to be a hit as pumpkin and apple are are the rage this fall. Closed Monday and Tuesday here are a few things to know. The classics sell out quick. If you are picky get their prior to 9 AM or settle for what's left it's still delicious. The donuts aren't cheap 2$ plus a donut is standard and they are about to expand the menu in the week to come. Coffee drinks and food will round out the menu. I would also advise you to have time! It won't be quick as there have been likes daily since it opened. I'm thankful it's a block from work, I love this place

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Best donuts I have ever eaten!! Such a variety and everyone so far has been amazing!!!

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The donuts are great and a great selection to choose from! Service was great! Very helpful.

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Fantastic donuts in interesting flavors. Despite a line it moved fast. The ube latte was also great. We'll be back!

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