Welcome to Aurora Donuts

“ Not only are the owners some of the nicest people ever, but the donuts are seriously the best I've had! Their plain old fashioned are my favorite, and they definitely know how to get you to come back the next day for another one with how they remember each regular and seem excited to see them! As long as we live in this area this will be our go-to treat place. ”

Madi F.

“ Good doughnuts, good price. Especially recommend the lemon jelly filled doughnut, it's worth a try! ”

Jared V.

“ Aurora Donuts is what people think Krispy Kreme is. The donuts here were light, flavorful, and they come in dozens of varieties. The coffee was delicious as well. There's no reason to pay more for the bland greaseball donuts sold at the nearby Krispy Kreme. Go with the smaller business. They'll earn your loyalty with quality. ”

Stuart F.

“ Still, the best donuts around, but the hours are shifted in the wrong direction. They open at 10:00 a.m., well past the morning commute, and they close at 8:00, well past the dinner hour. Nobody I know gets donuts at 8:00 in the evening. Instead, they should open four hours earlier and close likewise, so better hours for them would be 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 pm. Traffic at 4:00 in the afternoon is heavy northbound, but this shop is on the southbound side. More commuters would rather have donuts early in the morning with coffee rather than two hours past dinner, which is basically unthinkable. Or, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. would also work, but the owner works all day and won't hire any help. Winchell's used open at 5:00 a.m. and close at 7:00 p.m., because that two and three shifts, and they had over 20 locations in Seattle. Not any more. Now it's just the one with mid-float hours. Still, though--the Maple Fritters are indescribably delicious as are the maple bars, my two go-to favorites. Expensive, though, about $20 to $24 a dozen, but the guy will throw in some donut holes for free sometimes if you spend that much. ”

Matthew M.

“ The past five visits have been stellar and mostly on behalf of The Homie. He often receives extra items due their generosity towards high school and college students. Time for an updated post since I find myself often detouring here versus another doughnut shop in Lynnwood. There's a wide variety of doughnuts available, even from mid afternoon until closing. They also offer discounts after 5pm, 5 for $7. There's also ice cream and milkshakes. No onsite seating, just takeout. No surprise with its North Seattle/Aurora location. Go and support this indie, family run business! Increased from 3 to 4 stars. ”

Marie B.