Las Vegas, NV
For Donuts in Las Vegas, the local food press points to Dulce Donuts, Pinkbox Doughnuts, and Wicked Donuts. Picks from Las Vegas Review-Journal, updated July 2026.
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Press picks, until locals rank their own Top 5s. Sourced from the local food press. As seen in Las Vegas Review-Journal. Updated July 2026.
Dulce Donuts · Las Vegas
Came out ahead in an RJ staff taste test of nine valley shops, with tasters citing a flaky glaze and the strongest overall flavor. Open 24 hours on Decatur, a straightforward counter with no gimmick beyond getting the basics right.
Pinkbox Doughnuts · Las Vegas
Started as a single Las Vegas shop in 2012 before growing into a small regional group. The glazed doughnut carries a distinct mild popcorn butter flavor across a menu that runs past 60 varieties, with valley locations including Lake Mead Boulevard.
Wicked Donuts · Las Vegas
The Donut Cube is the draw, crisp outside and tender inside, filled with strawberry, pistachio, or Nutella. A newer West Lake Mead shop that built a following on that one inventive format rather than a sprawling menu, and the cubes sell out fast.
Glaze Doughnuts · Las Vegas
The El Jefe is a cinnamon-sugar yeast doughnut finished with housemade horchata icing and a caramel-filled churro piece, leaning into Mexican pastry flavors rather than the standard glaze-and-sprinkles lineup. On South Fort Apache, a small counter worth the detour for the El Jefe.
Donutique · The Strip
A European-style patisserie counter inside the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian, chef-driven and seasonal. The Birthday Cake Donut, vanilla glaze with housemade sprinkles and a mini confetti-cake topper, is built for a photo before it is built for eating.
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