Dough Doughnuts Rockefeller

Jenni a month ago

Good doughnut but expensive! Loved that they had lots of different options and unexpected flavours.

sanchia gayle (Sanchia Gayle) 2 months ago

After taking our kids to the FIFA World Cup Final watch party in Manhattan last Sunday (2026), we stopped by this adorable donut shop just before closing. I asked the friendly young man at the register what they did with the unsold donuts, and he said they donate them to charity. That alone made us want to support them! To our surprise, he gave us two boxes of donuts. My son and I each had one—they were huge and absolutely delicious! We shared the rest with people on the street on our way home. And our daughter got to take home some flowers too! Wonderful staff, amazing donuts, and a business that gives back to the community. We love businesses like this!

Katarina 3 months ago

Dough Doughnuts is hands down one of the best donut shops I've been to in New York City. The donuts are massive, incredibly fresh, and packed with flavor from the first bite to the last. What I love most is that every donut tastes homemade rather than overly processed. They're light, soft, and fluffy on the inside while still having enough structure to hold all of the different glazes and fillings. The flavors are creative without being overwhelming, and each one feels thoughtfully made. Despite their size, the donuts don't feel overly heavy or greasy, which honestly surprised me. They're rich enough to satisfy your sweet tooth but still have a light texture that makes them easy to enjoy. The shop itself has a simple, welcoming atmosphere that lets the donuts speak for themselves. Whether you're grabbing one as a quick treat or taking a box home to share, it's hard to go wrong with anything in the display case. Overall, Dough Doughnuts is absolutely worth the visit. Amazing flavors, incredible texture, and some of the best donuts I've had in NYC.

Katherine Katsanis-Semel 5 months ago

My spouse and I spontaneously stopped into Dough, Rockefeller Center today. First of all, it’s a lovely, unassuming little spot, which is a short walk from what some argue is NYC’s heart. Having grown up in a church wherein a different person signed up to bring coffee and doughnuts every.single.Sunday of my young life, I think I almost developed an allergy to doughnuts! : ) I reasoned I could go for the rest of my life without another doughnut — and truly be content. However, when we stopped into this place and eyed the delicious offerings behind the glass, I knew that I was suddenly in trouble! LOL Each one was so pretty and quite colorful! My slowly developed doughnut allergy quickly vanished. Not sure if this was a gift from the Holy Spirit, as we’d just walked over from Saint Bart’s (another church), but something was shifting. After interacting with the welcoming, sweet and charismatic Rakeem, we walked away with three doughnuts! I could hardly wait to try them, and - trust me - they did not disappoint. Each one was a serious masterpiece, which melted on my tongue…like a grilled cheese sandwich, but even better. Lord have mercy: Is my doughnut era back?? Not sure, but it is of

Leslie Gardner 7 months ago

These donuts are AMAZING! You must try. I had the lemon blueberry and the Dulce de Leche and both were incredible!! We also got cinnamon sugar and regular glazed. It was Valentine’s Day which is why they are heart shaped. The owner was so sweet!