Best Donuts in Windsor

"Because beats and donuts are made best before sunrise.” That’s the motto of Dillas Delights, created by the late Detroit hip hop artist J Dilla’s uncle and U.S. Army veteran Herman Hayes aka "Uncle Herm." Dillas are soft and delectable, using only organic ingredients with a handful of vegan options. Hayes is a former baker at Avalon Bakery and operates a single storefront in downtown Detroit, selling donuts at satellite locations since 2013."

"When the only breakfast you have time for is a bag of donuts, you can’t go wrong with this hip-hop-themed donut shop in downtown Detroit. Owned and operated by Herman Hayes, the uncle of famed hip-hop music producer and Detroit native J. Dilla, Dilla’s Delights features a wide variety of tasty themed donuts, including Rico Suave Cinnamon Raisin and Aaliyah Lemon-Filled."

"We’re big fans of the creativity of this place in downtown Detroit. The flavors here are different and out of this world. And there’s a great story connected to one of Detroit’s legendary music producers, J Dilla."

"Don’t get distracted by the jarring juxtaposition of delightful, innocent, old world donuts: Dutch Girl Donuts may just have the best donuts in Detroit. Get the glazed crullers and the chocolate crullers and the glazed blueberry and the unglazed blueberry and most definitely the sour cream. And then return for more."

"Thankfully, Dutch Girl Donuts is open 24 hours, so you can try every type of donut any time you want, but for today, blueberry is the one. Something sweet, kind of fruity, maybe healthy?. Get it: 19000 Woodward Ave., Detroit"

"Near 7 Mile and Woodward, the place slings donuts like no other. Yes, we went through the trouble of ranking their individual donuts, they’re so good. 19000 Woodward Avenue, Detroit, MI 48203"

"We have previously noted that the custard-filled Boston Crunch topped with glaze and toasted coconut makes life worth living. Maybe not in so many words, but we're using those words now, so why aren’t you sliding up to that counter yet?"

"The classic donut shop interior with the somewhat impatient staff and the fresh-fried, pillowy goodness of a classic Midwestern donut."

"Family owned Donutville U.S.A. in Dearborn offers hand-cut, New England style donuts and 100% Colombian supremo coffee. Enjoy a variety of flavor options including honey dipped, red velvet and more."

"A bite of Americana in Dearborn, this shop specializes in classic fried pastry including cherry fritters, honey dipped doughnuts, and more. Feed your cravings, all day long. Donutville is open 24/7."

"When a place names itself after a certain thing, you should always get that thing, and Apple Fritter is no exception. If you get here early enough you can catch these guys still serving fresh, hot apple fritters right out of the oven – like warm, cinnamony apple pie, but in donut form."

"Just as the name implies this Ferndale fried dough emporium offers a display case filled with fritters as well as other cake, old fashioned, raised, filled, and cruller options. We like the walnut-topped fritter and the nutty glazed doughnut, a yeast doughnut covered in peanuts."

"Although the name points you to fritters, they have a wide repertoire of tasty donuts and other baked goods. Just east of downtown Ferndale, there’s easy grab-and-go with their parking lot out front. Also, they just celebrated 30 years in business."

"This Grosse Pointe Woods delight consistently offers some of the freshest, tastiest seafood in town. Co-owner and Chef Vanessa Gonzalez, always a kind and welcoming presence in the tiny, warmly-lit space, tells us that her shrimp and fish comes from the only supplier in Michigan allowed to offer live lobsters. While the bistro offers many different kinds of arepas -- a kind of South American sandwich served in a scratch-made corn bun -- they have cachapas as well."

"This European and Latin-American bistro is a bit of a surprising place to find the area’s most astonishing ice cream treat. Stacked a foot high, Pistachio Perfection, Strawberry Supreme, and Oreo are just a few of the extreme milkshake options offered. Each of them begins with a Belgium dark chocolate-rimmed glass."

"Fishbone’s Rhythm Kitchen Cafe provides the signature flavors of New Orleans right in Detroit, Michigan. The restaurant was established in 1989 and is reminiscent of 1920s Bourbon Street complete with an authentic French quarter feel and cabaret style. The restaurant is renowned in the area and offers breakfast seven days a week from 6:30 a.m."

"Fishbone’s locations in Detroit’s Greektown and St. Clair Shores are open from noon to 8 p.m. daily for carry out, curbside pickup, and delivery via DoorDash, Grubhub, and UberEats. The local restaurant chain is offering 20% off carry-out orders at this time."

"I had some Seafood Gumbo from Fishbones and it was absolutely delicious!. I was having trouble remembering which gumbo I had so a young lady named…"

"Designed to present Detroit’s rich, layered history in an easy-to-grasp manner, Detroit Historical Museum—in Midtown—is operated by the Detroit Historical Society. In 2015 the museum added five permanent exhibits, including “Detroit: The Arsenal of Democracy” and the “Kid Rock Music Lab.” Many locals equate “the Streets of Old Detroit” (emulating the 1840s, 1870s and 1900s) with their childhood—walk on the cobblestone streets to learn why. The Historical Museum is also only 2 miles from Motown Museum, making it easy to visit both in the same day."

"This museum was established to preserve and document the history, growth, and development of Detroit and its people, including the fascinating "Motor City" exhibit. Children love "Streets of Old Detroit," with its cobblestone streets and old-fashioned storefronts. Other exhibits chronicle Detroit's history as a fur-trading outpost, the Underground Railroad routes leading through Detroit, and the old Boblo Amusement Park."

"The Detroit Historical Museum is situated in the cultural centre of the historic district of Midtown Detroit. The museum is the house which details the entire history of Detroit. It illustrates the cobblestone streets that the city is known for, the 19th-century stores, toy trains, and so on."

"Whether you want a look behind the curtain at the home life of one of Detroit’s most famous families or to experience an impressive and authentic piece of period architecture, the Edsel and Eleanor Ford House is a must-visit. The son of Henry Ford and his wife moved into their home on Gaukler Pointe near Grosse Pointe Shores in 1929, and Eleanor gifted it to a trust for the benefit of the public when she died in 1976."