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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Westword. Updated August 2026.
Baked N' Denver · South Broadway
A South Broadway shop turning out cake and raised donuts along with fritters and glazed rings. Westword folds it into a short list of Denver spots worth a morning drive, calling out the range of flavors and the fresh-fried texture that keeps regulars coming back at 1301 South Broadway.
ANNA’S DONUTS & BURRITOS · Greenwood Village
Part of the cluster Westword dubbed Denver's doughnut district, Anna's pairs classic fried donuts with breakfast burritos at 5999 South University Boulevard. It is a family-run counter where you can grab a dozen and a hot burrito in one stop, and the shop has grown popular enough to plan a second South Broadway location.
Kuluka Boba + Sweets · Westminster
A Westminster donut shop at 6030 West 92nd Avenue that Westword includes among the handful of Denver-area spots worth seeking out. Expect a rotating case of raised and cake donuts, with the kind of small-shop consistency that earns it a spot on the paper's short list of places to visit.
Donut Maker · Greenwood Village
Anchoring the south-suburban strip Westword calls Denver's doughnut district, Donut Maker sits at 9625 East Arapahoe Road in Greenwood Village. It is one of several independent shops packed into a short stretch of Arapahoe, drawing early-morning crowds for fresh-fried classics and a familiar neighborhood-counter feel.
Yummy's Donut House · Lakewood
A Lakewood mainstay at 7625 West Hampden Avenue that Westword lists among the Denver donut shops worth a visit. The counter keeps a wide case of raised and cake donuts stocked through the morning, the sort of low-key, dependable spot locals fold into their weekend routine.