In a state known for cookie wars and soda shops, doughnuts are taking center stage as the ultimate sweet treat. From historic local staples to viral national chains, Utah has a shop to satisfy every craving.

Here are 10 must-try doughnut spots in Utah.

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Banbury Cross Donuts

Locations: Centerville, Layton and Salt Lake City

What to get: The cinnamon crumb doughnut earns rave reviews at this local from-scratch bakery.

Bismarck Doughnuts

Location: Orem

What to get: The popular apple fritter and other treats are made 100% gluten-free, so no one has to skip dessert.

Daylight Donuts

Locations: Alpine, Pleasant Grove, Roosevelt, Sandy, Saratoga Springs and St. George

What to get: Famous for fresh doughnuts and its savory sausage rolls if you want to balance out the sugar.

Photo by Madeline Chen

Donut Boy

Location: West Valley City

What to get: A rotating menu of gourmet monthly doughnut flavors that consistently sell out early.

Dunford Bakery

Locations: West Jordan (and available at most local grocery stores)

What to get: The bakery is best known for its classic chocolate cake doughnuts.

Lehi Bakery

Locations: Highland, Lehi, Saratoga Springs and Spanish Fork

What to get: This beloved spot is widely known as the home of the glazed square doughnut.

Parlor Doughnuts

Locations: Pleasant Grove and Provo

What to get: This shop is famous for its unique “layered donuts,” which have a texture similar to a croissant.

Pinkbox Doughnuts

Locations: American Fork and St. George

What to get: A Las Vegas-born chain known for its over-the-top, trendy flavors like Dubai chocolate and Labubu-inspired treats.

Photo courtesy of Spudly Donuts

Sidecar Doughnuts & Coffee

Locations: Salt Lake City

What to get: Originally hailing from California, this shop’s maple bacon doughnut is a consistent bestseller.

Spudly Homemade Donuts

Locations: Lehi and Lindon

What to get: Packed in signature octagonal boxes, the classic maple doughnut is a crowd favorite.

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