Finding vegan options is getting easier in Toronto, especially when looking for the best vegan donuts. Now classic donut shops in Toronto have decided to expand their menus and cater to the vegan crowd in Toronto. There are no limits in different flavours when trying vegan donuts, as they range from Mango Ginger to Banana Chocolate Chip Fritters. Next time you're craving donuts, your vegan friend can also indulge.
Here are some of the best vegan donuts in Toronto.
68 Wales Ave
Sweet Hart Kitchen
This plant-based bakery in Kensington Market offers several vegan doughnuts like double chocolate, pumpkin spice, cinnamon sugar and cookies & cream.
1060 Gerrard St E
Hype Food Co.
A fully nut-free and gluten-free restaurant that also carries plant-based doughnuts. You can find a cookies and cream or a classic maple glazed doughnut.
5915 Atlantic Dr
Joughnuts
One of the GTAs newest vegan donut shops, Joughnuts is creating flavours like a Dunkaroo doughnut and cookie monster.
589 N Service Rd
Daddy O Doughnuts and British Baked Goods
A British-style bakery in Mississauga making fresh gourmet doughnuts, Daddy O has a rotating assortment of vegan-friendly doughnuts such as a coconut glazed.
161 Baldwin St #1
Dipped Donuts
Found in the heart of Kensington Market, they offer three different vegan doughnuts currently, Mango Ginger, Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch and a Strawberry Homer.
2188 Queen St E
Tori's Bakeshop
Tori's Bakeshop in the Beaches is an environmentally conscious and fully vegan bakeshop known for its organic baked goods. Baked goods are free of all animal products and byproducts, refined sugar and are often free of wheat and gluten. Their current seasonal doughnut flavour is a candied walnut carrot.
1596 Queen St W
Glory Hole Doughnuts - Parkdale
In addition to their inventive doughnuts, you can find a few vegan options on their menu. They have a special Mexican hot chocolate doughnut dipped in a chocolate glaze with warm spices for a bit of kick.
823 Bloor St W
Machino Donuts
This popular doughnut shop in Toronto is known for its innovative and unique flavours like Chai Almond and PB&J. Last summer, they offered an Indian dessert-inspired Mango Lassi doughnut.
715 Queen St W
Bloomer's - Queen West
A beloved family-owned vegan bakery since 2014, this popular bakery now has over three locations in the GTA. You can find daily rotating flavours ranging from Coconut Cream to Rose Pistachio to Raspberry Pistachio Cheesecake or their signature Birthday Cake Donut.
688 College St
Tsuchi Cafe
A plant-based Japanese cafe that has special 'Doughnut Thursdays.' Their doughnuts are old-fashioned doughnuts with three flavours, Matcha, Miso Caramel and Kurogoma (black sesame).
102 Lupin Dr
Crave Doughnuts
Technically this shop is located in Whitby, but they are too good to leave off of the list. The doughnut shop sells out in seconds when they release their weekly pre-order menu. If you decide to walk in, prepare to stand in line. They offer a rotating seasonal menu with currently three types of vegan donuts to choose from.
Finding vegan options is getting easier in Toronto, especially when looking for the best vegan donuts. Now classic donut shops in Toronto have decided to expand their menus and cater to the vegan crowd in Toronto. There are no limits in different flavours when trying vegan donuts, as they range from Mango Ginger to Banana Chocolate Chip Fritters. Next time you're craving donuts, your vegan friend can also indulge.
Here are some of the best vegan donuts in Toronto.
68 Wales Ave
Sweet Hart Kitchen
This plant-based bakery in Kensington Market offers several vegan doughnuts like double chocolate, pumpkin spice, cinnamon sugar and cookies & cream.
1060 Gerrard St E
Hype Food Co.
A fully nut-free and gluten-free restaurant that also carries plant-based doughnuts. You can find a cookies and cream or a classic maple glazed doughnut.
5915 Atlantic Dr
Joughnuts
One of the GTAs newest vegan donut shops, Joughnuts is creating flavours like a Dunkaroo doughnut and cookie monster.
589 N Service Rd
Daddy O Doughnuts and British Baked Goods
A British-style bakery in Mississauga making fresh gourmet doughnuts, Daddy O has a rotating assortment of vegan-friendly doughnuts such as a coconut glazed.
161 Baldwin St #1
Dipped Donuts
Found in the heart of Kensington Market, they offer three different vegan doughnuts currently, Mango Ginger, Chocolate Peanut Butter Crunch and a Strawberry Homer.
2188 Queen St E
Tori's Bakeshop
Tori's Bakeshop in the Beaches is an environmentally conscious and fully vegan bakeshop known for its organic baked goods. Baked goods are free of all animal products and byproducts, refined sugar and are often free of wheat and gluten. Their current seasonal doughnut flavour is a candied walnut carrot.
1596 Queen St W
Glory Hole Doughnuts - Parkdale
In addition to their inventive doughnuts, you can find a few vegan options on their menu. They have a special Mexican hot chocolate doughnut dipped in a chocolate glaze with warm spices for a bit of kick.
823 Bloor St W
Machino Donuts
This popular doughnut shop in Toronto is known for its innovative and unique flavours like Chai Almond and PB&J. Last summer, they offered an Indian dessert-inspired Mango Lassi doughnut.
715 Queen St W
Bloomer's - Queen West
A beloved family-owned vegan bakery since 2014, this popular bakery now has over three locations in the GTA. You can find daily rotating flavours ranging from Coconut Cream to Rose Pistachio to Raspberry Pistachio Cheesecake or their signature Birthday Cake Donut.
688 College St
Tsuchi Cafe
A plant-based Japanese cafe that has special 'Doughnut Thursdays.' Their doughnuts are old-fashioned doughnuts with three flavours, Matcha, Miso Caramel and Kurogoma (black sesame).
102 Lupin Dr
Crave Doughnuts
Technically this shop is located in Whitby, but they are too good to leave off of the list. The doughnut shop sells out in seconds when they release their weekly pre-order menu. If you decide to walk in, prepare to stand in line. They offer a rotating seasonal menu with currently three types of vegan donuts to choose from.
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