Best Donuts in Oshawa

"Fugo Desserts is a tiny dessert shop located on Dundas Street West near University Avenue. The popular sweet shop specializes in serving creative ice cream cones, gourmet mini donuts and specialty coffee and tea. Fugo owners Jethro Kwan and Jie Dai offer playful Asian-inspired ice cream that is both scoopable and soft serve."

"COPS is another adorable doughnut shop in Toronto, and all their doughnuts are made from scratch daily. Their location is just as Instagrammable as their doughnuts, especially if you’re a pink lover. They’ve got 3 locations on Adelaide, Lansdowne, and in Riverside!"

"A post shared by ℂ𝕠𝕡$™ COFFEE & DOUGHNUTS (@cops.doughnuts). Try these mouthwatering mini donuts that come in four delicious flavours: handmade glazed, cinnamon sugar and OG sour cream and their weekly surprise flavour. This week is the London Fog & Rose."

"Im usually not a big donut fan but I am in love with these tiny donuts!. Unique flavours and amazing taste to each. My friend brought a big box for us to ..."

"The first location is at 1596 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M6R 1A8 and the second location is at 1505 Gerrard St. E., Toronto, ON M4L 2A4Hours: Open between 9am and 6pm Monday-Friday and between 10am and 5pm on Saturdays and SundaysPrice: 1/2 dozen are $24 and a full dozen are $46. A single classic is $3.75 and a single special is $4.25What to Order: The toast and butter donut. Glory Hole Doughnuts is a Toronto staple and they’ve got a number of different options for you to order and now two different locations to order at as well."

"Glory Hole serves up fresh, handmade doughnuts at their Parkdale and Gerrard locations, all made with whole ingredients. The inside of their doughnut shop is also super cute, if you’re looking for Instagram-worthy indoor photo spots in Toronto as well."

"This friendly neighbourhood diner has all the essentials of a diner to meet your breakfast and brunch needs. What’s most important is their famous ice-cream sandwiches. These sandwiches are made with Greg’s or Kawartha’s Dairy ice cream, sat pretty between two halves of their famous doughnuts."

"A post shared by bloomer’s (@bloomersto) on Mar 30, 2020 at 2:42pm PDT. Get Bloomer’s fun handcrafted vegan donuts and treats delivered right to your door. They launched a new Strawberry Shortcake donut for Valentines Day that is glazed in strawberry, has a dollop of cream and some oat crumble to top it off."

"Bloomer’s prides itself in their handcrafted vegan donuts and goodies. If you want same-day delivery, you can order off Door Dash or order for pick-up. They have deliciously filled donuts and treats for Valentine’s Day if you’re opting for something more themed."

"I don't use the word 'foodgasm' in my reviews but that's the experience I had when I ate their rose pistachio donut."

"I ordered a dozen with different flavours, but my favourite is original and New York cheesecake you can't go wrong ..."

"Machino Donuts is a vegan donut shop in Toronto open from Friday to Sunday. Their donuts look so delectable and come in an assortment of amazing flavors. It’s also possible to order letter donuts so you can spell out people’s names or words in donuts."

"A post shared by MACHINO DONUTS Vegan・Handmade (@machinodonuts). Another plant-based pick on today’s list has got to be the delicious vegan donuts available at Machino Donuts. These scrumptious creations are full of flavour."

"Specializing in soft serve ice cream smothered in toppings like cookie crumbs, sprinkles and nuts, La Diperie, which has three locations in the city (Queen St., Bay St., and the Danforth) also sells a handful of creative ice cream bars. Some of these include a cheesecake Oreo dip pressed with Smarties, and a chocolate dipped bar coated in coconut flakes. La Diperie also sells four vegan-friendly ice cream bars in vanilla, chocolate, mango and raspberry flavours."

"717 Bay St, 1-877-599-4438 // 372 Danforth Ave, 416-901-7130 // 3264 Yonge St, 647-461-8542. La Diperie is a playful ice cream parlour concept from Montreal. In Toronto, La Diperie now has three ice cream shops located on Bay Street, Danforth Avenue and Yonge Street."

"This Montreal import has made a frosty business from giving soft-serve seekers almost too many choices. In store they have 30 dips in funky flavours like lemonade and pistachio. Their toppings game is strong, too."

"This ghost kitchen operation offers a new lineup of ice creams and toppings every week. Serving up cones, pints and ice cream cakes, they even recently did a collab with Mad Dough to create incredibly enticing ice cream sandwiches. View this post on Instagram"

"Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. Paloma week + cheap Monday’s + Heat Wave = $5 Paloma’s tonight (so refreshing) made with Tequila Tromba , grapefruit... Frequented by a wide range of ages, Handlebar will give you and your friends a great time."

"This bar’s a big supporter of music – there’s something going on every night whether it’s a DJ (the DJs here “dig deeper”), a live music set, Hot Breath Karaoke, or the occasional Bad Movie Night. You can also get a pint of Ontario craft beer for $5 on Mondays."

"Vegans and vegetarians will know about one of Toronto’s best vegan comfort food spots, Doomies. The place to go for burgers, “chicken” wings, and a whole lot of fried-food, fast-food-inspired goodness. Bar Vegandale is another one of their creations with a menu chock full of things like creamy vegan mac and cheese, the Big V Burger, fries topped with Buffalo sauce, or garlic butter, and even a shrimp po’boy."

"Think salisbury steak, fettucini alfreado, calimari, crab dips, wings, fish and chips, philly cheesesteak, waffles, eggs benny, club sandwich, baked potato, banana splits, tempeh and chips and more. Located on right beside Doomie’s on Queen St. West just west of Dufferin."

"Bar Vegandale is an entirely vegan bar, brewery, and comfort food restaurant with meals by Doomies. Doomies once had their own location in Parkdale, but they now share the space with Bar Vegandale. They’ve got a bar indoors and a great patio outdoors."

"We are certainly not deluding ourselves by suggesting that the opera is suddenly gratis. However, there are a series of free concerts in the Richard Bradshaw Amphitheatre from September to May in jazz, piano, vocal, dance, chamber and world music categories. Walking into the Canadian Opera Company and viewing the majestic staircases and grandiose ceilings, it will be hard to believe that you have paid nothing for a fine arts experience."

"The Canadian Opera Company hosts seasonal lunchtime concerts for free|© Klaus Lang / Alamy Stock Photo. From September through May, the Canadian Opera Company hosts free concerts during certain weekday lunch hours (check its website for the schedule). The opera’s company will perform, but visitors will also be treated to performances by everyone from acclaimed taiko (Japanese drumming) ensembles to famed pianists and string musicians."

"The Canadian Opera Company unveiled its amazing building in 2006 in the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts. With majestic staircases, grandiose ceilings and pitch-perfect acoustics, going to the opera quickly became a dream of an evening in the heart of downtown Toronto. This is Canada's first and only custom-built opera house and it has a European vibe that beckons you to put on your best ballgown or bow tie."

"The longest-running show of Toronto is considered the lousy dog theatre show where comedians are on a professional level, and home-in programs occurred. Almost 30years, this club train their comedian and specialized art of unscripted and unpremeditated performances held at the spot by any age of the person—the theatre train for excellent and affordable concerts and comedy. As theatres are small in size, but the laughter is enormous there."

"They have workshops for all levels of skill and confidence, whether you’ve never stood in front of a mic before or you’re fine-tuning a skill years in the making. The main focus at all classes is just having fun, so you’ll never feel put on the spot or pressured to step hugely out of your comfort zone. The biggest benefit of taking classes here is the history: Bad Dog is home to the longest continuously running improv show in Toronto."

"A post shared by maybe: carley (@carleythorne) on Jan 15, 2019 at 9:56am PST. Well-known for featuring comedy performances for more than 35 years, Bad Dog Theater Company is an award-winning comedy club in Toronto. It specializes in the art of improvised and unscripted comedy performances and entertains numerous visitors at quite affordable rates."

"If you’re craving a whole range of desserts from shaved ice to waffles and soupy desserts, Sugar Marmalade is the place to go. They have locations all across Canada and are one of the best places to get Chinese desserts in Toronto. They offer fusion desserts and more traditional Hong Kong sweets."

"Sugar Marmalade makes traditional Hong Kong-style desserts with a twist. You’ll find everything from glutinous rice, to sago, to bubble waffles on the menu!. Their Markham location is at First Markham Place, and they also have locations across the GTA and Canada."

"Owners Justin and Kristin Butler first launched Eva’s Original Chimneys as a food truck in 2015. The family-run Toronto ice cream business was named after Justin’s grandmother who’s originally from Budapest. The duo’s Hungarian chimney cone concept (known as Kürtöskalács in Hungary or Trdelník in Czech), was such a success they opened a storefront in 2017 on Bloor Street West."

"An Eastern European treat known as Kürtőskalács (Hungarian) or Trdelník (Czech) can now be had in Toronto and better known as Chimneys. Hand-rolled into a cone shape, coated with sugar and cinnamon, filled with real cream soft serve, and topped with more sweet delights, Eva’s does an incredible job at bringing their Hungarian culinary heritage to the city."

"Eva’s Original Chimneys has always been very vegan-friendly. Their chimney cones are naturally vegan, and they have vegan ice cream, too. Many cones are marked as vegan on the menu."