Dipped Donuts

Smashing IT! 🍩😋🍩 In the heart of historical and trendy Kensington Market sit a store front with the most amazing sight that I have ever seen in my life! A mass array of stunning, sparking gorgeous donuts! This nearly opened donut place is serving up some of the most delicious and divine donuts in the city! They're tasty, sweet, savory, cakey everything you ever wanted in a designer donut! With their delicious unique flavors you won't be able to just buy one or stop at just eating one! My favorite: The Cranberry Fritter - light, sweet, cakey and filled with that nice tart cranberry filling oozing and mixing with the delectable icing. The Boston Cream - that chocolate icing is to faint over! And the filling just perfectly creamy like a true custard ought to be. The Butter Tart - the star of the show! This butter tart donut will take you to a magical place once it touches your lips! The Butter Tart is a mixture of sweet, salty and cakey with a fantastic crunch on the top! All the donuts sold at Dipped Donuts are carefully constructed. The taste profile of each donut is well orchestrated to give you that taste explosion that will leave you wanting more! So if you're in the area and looking for that special treat you have to come to Dipped Donuts immediately! You're taste buds and happy place will thank you! Also exceptional customer service! Love the staff that work here and having an opportunity to talk about my all time topic DONUTS! Till next time!

It was an absolute delight to find this hidden nook. The location is in a bit of a tight spot, with barely any room for entry and just enough to place an order. They had quite a big variety and some rotational, which is what I picked. I also did pick up the Brown Butter Sea Salt. The seasonal one was a bit forgettable but the Brown Butter one was sensational. A rich brioche with flecks of salt and the nuttiness of the brown butter? Absolutely incredible. Definitely a go to if you want some solid donuts. Will say that some donuts are a hit or miss depending on sweetness preference, I did find the fritter very, almost sickeningly sweet. Additionally, having some fold out chairs underneath the awning would be greatly appreciated to both dine and take in the scene of Kensington Market!

Delicious donuts! Tried the raspberry crème brûlée and the strawberry sprinkle. The dough was soft. The crème brûlée wasn’t too thick and the filling was nice and fluffy like a whipped cream. The sprinkle donut is a classic.

Service was kind and friendly. As a tourist it is frustrating to me not to know ahead of time what donuts are available. I had to show up and hope there was something that I would like (and it was a 30-minute walk). I ended up getting 6 donuts to try and only really enjoyed 2 of them, but those 2 were really delicious (the Butter Tart and the Cookies n Cream). This place is extremely small so be prepared to wait outside if you arrive and someone else is inside. I really splurged for these donuts and I wouldn't say they were really worth the price. If I knew that they would definitely have something I'd like then I would visit again, but I wouldn't if I couldn't see the offerings ahead of making the trip.

This place was on my “to go” list for quite sometime because I keep seeing it on ig, and let me tell you, breaking my diet was worth it 100000%! Must be some of the BEST donuts I’ve tried ever! I wish I could’ve gone earlier (I went one hour before they closed) so there wasn’t a lot of selection left but the ones I got were OUTSTANDING. I got the brown butter sea salt (the girl at the front recommended it to me and she wasn’t lying when she said it was their best one!), and the other two were maple flavor but I can’t recall the full name, still, super delicious! When I’m telling you they’re bigger than your hand is not an exaggeration, they’re super soft and fresh! The cashier was super nice and helpful, even recommending me flavors! I’ll definitely be back to try more ! The only reason why I don’t give the full 5 starts is cause I wish there was a seating space inside, mostly now that the cold weather is coming. But overall, these are one of the best donuts in Toronto! (And the price is amazing for how massive they’re!)

Easily the worst apple fritters I’ve ever had. They tasted like old oil and had a weird savoury taste. The dough was dry and crumbly too. I LOVE donuts, but eating these felt like a punishment. At over 4x the price, I would rather have Tim Horton’s over this.

The donuts were delicious! Love that it’s a small little spot in Kensington and it makes for the perfect little sweet treat.

The best donuts I have ever had, and I’m not a desert person. The sweetness is balanced, the dough is super soft, and it’s well filled. I love the crunchiness of the tart bomb.

This is one of the worst doughnuts that I tried in my life. We got the brown butter sea salt doughnut, one doughnut was $4.19 complete rip off. It was so sweet it was like I was eating a whole bowl of sugar, I did get a little sea salt taste but honestly I did not like it. I find Tim Hortons doughnuts are better than this place sorry but that's the honest truth. Even Kristy Kreme is better than this place.

First time finally. And why did I wait so long!? And I need them to open a store in the east end. I will be their best Customer. This is donut heaven. Light. Not dense. Perfect sweetness. 5 stars

AMAZING donuts!! I can't wait to come back and try more flavours. My personal favourite was the lemon poppyseed. The cashier helped us pick out donuts that adhered to my sister's food restrictions which was great. There isn't space inside to eat but we ate them right outside the shop in Kensington market which was very nice.

This is a hole in the wall, which I usually love. There is no seating. You basically see the choices through the window, step in with no where to go, and order right there by the door. Staff was nice, friendly, and helpful. I was expecting more, but was unfortunately let down. The donuts were mediocre with lots of topping only. This was our first time here and will be our last.

I came back and got the brown butter donut again and it was so good and did not disappoint. It's still my favourite. I also tried to strawberry mojito filled donut which was really interesting! It had a strawberry filling with a hint of mint. It wasn't a super sweet donut, but still really good.

I had this place bookmarked before I arrived to Toronto! I was visiting the Kensington district and almost walked right past it on a very cold and windy day. I dipped inside (no pun intended) to see the offerings. Most of the donuts for the day are in the display window and there is only room inside to order. I acquired two of their contemporary donuts to take with me. I ate my donuts a day later in my hotel and I must say they held up well. They must have been made with love, because they gave me an extra internal emotional smile. The caramel crumble was sweet with flavors of caramel, brown sugar, and bits of almond. The cookies and cream used creamy icing dusted with oreos, chocolate drizzle, and oreo cookies to delight the taste buds. The dough for these raised donuts had a wonderful soft texture and was just dense enough to hold up to the heavy toppings. I don't think you will regret a visit to Dipped.

Had a great donut when I came to visit. Also the lady at the counter was super nice :)

The donuts were very flavorful, fluffy and buttery. So, if you don't like rock food don't go. I would definitely come back.

Came on a Saturday morning before noon. Most of the selection was available. Service is a bit slow as there's only 1 person attending to customers & payment. Got the: - Apple fritter: Terrible, overcooked, and filled with greasy oil. Not to mention there's zero flavour. Basically inedible. - Carrot cake donut: Eh it's ok. Crumbled carrot cake on top of a plain glazed donut. - 6 mini donuts box: Good ones were the salted brown butter & the filled chocolate. I love the idea of being able to try diff flavours. The rest were just average. And I'm pretty sure one was supposed to be some filled donut but it had no filling just a plain clear glaze?? Their yeast donuts in general aren't very "yeast-y" to me? They are more crumbly than I prefer. Overall: Sure it's more unique than a Tims donut but I don't think it's worth the premium. There are other specialty donut places in the GTA worth visiting over here.

I saw the store while I was walking to Kensington Market and I stopped by to grab a donut and a drink. I got the strawberry jelly donut and their iced chai latte. Very delicious!

DIPPED makes some fantastic donuts that are light, fluffy, and not too sweet! We were drawn to the carrot cake donut by its presentation; naturally, we had to get it. As it was our first time trying DIPPED, we weren't sure how heavy the donut would be. To our surprise, the cream cheese frosting was not at all overwhelming. As someone who is not big on caramel or walnuts, I still really enjoyed it. The donut tastes as good as it looks! We decided to get the matcha roasted hojicha raspberry as well, but didn't find out until we got home, that they had given us the wrong one (a plain mini donut). Be sure to double check your before they seal the box!

If you're in the mood for unique oversized gourmet donuts, dipped donuts is where its at! They are located in Kensington Market downtown Toronto and their flavors are so unique and customized its rare you'll find comparable items elsewhere. My favorites were the smores and cookies'n creme donuts, but where they really shine is the customized letter donuts. They can spell out any phrase/name you want with customized donuts, and you organize a specific pickup time frame and the donuts are ready! The time is important because all donuts are made fresh that day sometimes within minutes/hours of your pickup, best fresh out of the oven. The only reason I didn't give 5/5 is because in the case of the customized letter donuts, the charge for each letter is comparable to each donut, however the price is the same. Confused? Okay each donut is the customary O shape. If the letters are for example i or l or j, there is much less net donut being used, and this is similarly reflected in the amount of toppings on each donut. I've been to similar letter donut shops before who have a discount or base price based on X number of donuts per package which would make the customized letter donuts more enticing.

Such good donuts. This spot was a little out of the way for us, but completely worth the trip. This little hole in the wall serves up creative and expertly executed donuts. We ate the Strawberry Shortcake, Boston Cream, Nutella, and Vanilla donuts, all of which were delicious. I personally like the Strawberry Shortcake the most, but you really can't go wrong with any. The variety of flavors is excellent. I would recommend anyone visiting Toronto to make a stop here. Kensington Market itself is worth the trip in general -- a very fun area filled with shops without the crowds.

Loved the variety of dipped donuts. They have thr regular sized and mini donuts with lots of flavours. The best so far is the earl grey but will try others when I return.

If I lived in town, I'd come here every weekend. The flavor combos are so creative (read: bougie) and really hit the spot. The store itself is just a walk-up window, but the plus side is that service is pretty quick because every order is filled as you're picking your flavors and coffee. We got the London fog crème brûlée and the blood orange mimosa crumble donuts. If I had more space, I would've gotten more!

Stopped by Kensington market and didn't plan to stop here but saw the donuts in the window. They looked delicious so I had to buy one. The carrot cake donut was delicious. I would've liked a bit more if the carrot flavor and icing but overall really good. The crème brûlée donut was too much for me. The actual donut was tasty with the hard glaze on top but the filling on the inside was not good. A bit pricey but I think worth it for a most likely one time visit to Toronto.

I was at Kensington the other day to pick up food from a different place and came upon Dipped. I have heard of this place from a friend of mine but never got the chance to try it out. We grabbed the carrot cake (I love carrot cake) and the cookies and cream. Here's a review for each doughnut: 1) Carrot cake I feel like the carrot flavour wasn't as strong as I had expected but I still enjoyed it. I liked the amount of cream cheese added, it wasn't too overwhelming. The candied ginger and walnuts were a nice touch. I'm not a fan of caramel but it wasn't too bad. 2) Cookies and cream Surprisingly, I enjoyed this one more than the carrot cake. I found the flavour to be just the right amount that I could eat another whole one and not get tired of how it tastes. Unfortunately, I didn't get to try them immediately and had them a few hours later. However, the doughnuts were still light and soft at first bite, I was pretty amazed by how good it was. I would definitely come back and try a different flavour (and possibly grab another cookies and cream). Four stars for now until I get to try them fresh!

Excellent doughnuts! They're soft and fluffy and the toppings are so fresh and flavorful. I'm not a sweets person, but when I want something sweet this is always the place in my neighborhood I think to go to first. I've tried both the carrot cake and the pecan maple doughnuts and both times they were very rich in flavor. They're not like chain doughnut shops where the sweetness and attempts at mimicking dessert flavors are muddled, you can taste each individual flavor ingredient in Dipped's doughnuts. The doughnuts are large so you won't need more than one to feel full. Dipped is definitely a place to go when you're in the market and want something delectable and sweet

We had just a couple hours left in the city, and we were walking to a bakery to pick up some treats to take home to the fam. We are passing this window, and there are these AMAZING looking donuts! Everything from chocolate to London Fog to a full row of vegan donuts at the bottom! They had literally just opened as we walked up, and while we were ready to make some impromptu orders, the vegan ones weren't ready yet. So, we came back after 15 minutes. My sister got some donuts to take home, and the woman behind the counter was very helpful about which donuts would be ideal for travel and what the best flavors are. I ended up eating the Hazelnut Chocolate donut right on the spot, which was basically a Nutella donut. See the pic for details of what it looked like and its contents. It was a $5 (~$4 U.S.) donut, but when I tell you it was worth EVERY penny... it was so bomb, omg. I was almost in tears as I took every bite. What a wonderful treat this was and it wasn't even on our radar! I would return here in a heartbeat. Gotta come back!

Tried a few flavours and am impressed with the donuts here! They are a really great texture - soft with a bit of chew. My favourite flavour was the lemon lavender blueberry mint donut. The passionfruit bomb was nice as well - it has a LOT of filling. For the london fog creme brulee (I think?) the top was crunchy but I couldn't really taste london fog flavour. I tried the mango ginger as well but didn't really like that as a donut flavour. I kind of wish they sold plain donuts, cause the donut itself is really good even without toppings! Overall beautiful selection of unique flavour donuts, I would stop by and buy more if in the area.

Love love love. These donuts are amazeballs!!! Although th y don't have too too much flavours for you to pick and choose from they will have something you'll always go back for. I love the touch of vegan choices that they have as well so for though who are vegans u can try it out as well. The place is pretty much for th whole cooking process so you would look at what you want at the front of the window display then you make your purchase literally at the door either one step in or at the door. Try it out if you're in Kensington!!!

We were in the area and decided to try some donuts here, I mean how could you not cave and get one?! They just look so delicious through the window display. All I can say is, I never thought I'd find a donut I liked better than Krispy Kreme but this one is on par! Delicious, soft and tender. Highly recommended! I'll definitely be back in the future!

Sometimes, things are just meant to be - especially when it comes to me finding my way to great doughnut shops I did not know about ahead of time. Sure, the narrow, indented path to the ordering window makes it a bit awkward for people waiting in line (especially to newcomers not necessarily aware that there is no indoor waiting area)... However, I don't know if I was just lucky to catch a fresh batch, but that lemon-poppy seed doughnut was OUT OF THIS WORLD!! The texture was so soft, and while the doughnut was fairly large, I did not feel too heavy after eating it. The glaze was not only beautiful, but also very flavorful. I also got a London Fog (earl grey) doughnut, which I ate the following day. This flavor was also very good! However, I don't believe these doughnuts keep well, so its texture was a bit more dry than the other one. Nevertheless, solid place to grab doughnuts in my new favorite city!!

Tried Dipped while walking through Kensington Market and super glad I did! Can't believe I've been missing out for so long - all the donuts are incredibly fresh and warm and fluffy and the toppings were superb. It's not as dense as other popular donut franchises and almost has a cake-like consistency. I believe some of the toppings switch up on a seasonal basis so get your favourites while they're available! Ordered the cookies and cream, maple spiced pecan crumble and two passion fruit bombs. The passion fruit bombs are essentially mini donuts rolled in coconut sugar and filled with a sweet and zesty passion fruit curd; yes, it tastes as good as it sounds. There's also vegan options as well. They are a little more pricy than other donut places, ranging $3.50 - $5.50 for one donut. Looking forward to trying the other flavours!!

Love that they have so many unique donut flavours that can only be found here at Dipped Donuts in Kensington Market. I tried an assortments of their regular donuts such as carrot cake, london fog, cookies & cream, chocolate mud, vanilla cardamom and my favourite one was the caramel crumble which is a must try for caramel lovers. The donuts were very fluffy and full of flavour which is made fresh inside the store. I suggest going on the weekday if you want to avoid lineups as only 3 people are allowed inside the store at a time. I would definitely come back again and try their other flavours!

You know I love me a good donut shop I've been meaning to try this place for a while I visited on a Tuesday evening at 5:30 so half an hour before they were about to close and they still had about five or six different flavors but all the vegan Donuts we're done I decided to go with the passion fruit bomb and the chocolate mud The chocolate mud is a full size Donuts. The Donuts are quite large it was $3.25 but donut itself I thought it was a little more dense than I would have liked it I like my Donuts to be a very soft but the toppings wow the chocolate was so good it was rich and I could have just ate the chocolate alone it is advertised that it's made in house He passion fruit bomb is about a little bit larger than a temperate and it is filled with Rich fruit filling oh my goodness it was so good I had a little bit of coconut shavings which I didn't really care for the feeling is what made that bomb If you are a coffee lover I'm not but if you are the Wake Me Up sounded like heaven it's a donut with a coffee glaze and then I think there's expresso cookie crumbles all this other good stuff so if you are into coffee definitely try that one

Only 3 people allowed inside at a time. Was about 15 people in line. Moved fast tho! SO GOOD. I had the London fog and the pistachio and they both were so good. Not too sweet and the perfect texture for a donut. Worth the wait.

This is all based on 1 donut. But if you're gonna do business selling donuts, every donut counts, doesn't it? I read a few reviews to see what the good and bad was. It is $3 for a donut. They are a good size. I ordered the pistachio and rosewater donut. It was fresh and that is less common than I'd care to say. I say this because we used to get fresh honeydip donuts still warm from the bakery and I still have great memories of the pillowy soft insides and lightly sweetened outsides. How does this compare? Not as airy and light but soft and billowy on the inside. I liked I can't say I noticed the rosewater too much but it is a subtle flavour and the outside was definitely sweet. If it weren't for the fact that there was a lot of donut, I'd probably had found it too sweet. I find Krispy Kreme donuts a bit sweet for my taste. I'd choose this place over jelly on college or glory hole. I'd say these remind me more of daddy o doughnuts. Do I like doughnuts? I most certainly do which is why I go to the doughnut festival each year! It's just too bad Toronto hasn't embraced the simple but fantastic do ...returned this time I bought earl grey vanish and strawberry glazed with sprinkles. It was very pretty the strawberry one. I bought it for my son but he wasn't too impressed with the glaze. He thought the donut was great tasting but the glaze lacking. The earl grey had great flavour but not as good looking as the strawberry. Lol again, looks aren't the best judge lol 3.25 per donut. They are pretty big, larger than your average Tim Hortons

(This is an UberEats review) I would give this place a 3.75/5 if I could. Don't get me wrong, it's not bad or anything, but it just didn't impress me enough to deserve a 4+ star. I got a bunch of these donuts for a work party and they were a hit overall. The donuts were all fluffy, not too sweet, and not too heavy feeling. Flavor breakdown: Carrot Cake- I quite liked this one. It was like a sponge cake type of texture and overall a tasty one. 4.5/5 Early Grey- Also a nice one if you like tea. The earl grey is really fragrant. 4.5/5 Oreo- I didn't eat this one but my coworkers said they felt unimpressed by it Rosewater pistachio- This was a little more sugary than I had hoped. You can taste the slight hint of rose but nothing too strong. I wish it was a little more aromatic to be honest Caramel- I also didn't try this one but my coworkers adored it Overall, I'd definitely come again but I don't know if I'd stand in line for it in-store.

I was super excited to try DIPPED donuts after finding out they have a VIETNAMESE COFFEE donut. Who doesn't love donuts... AND VIETNAMESE COFFEE??? (not biased) My friends and I shared the following: Vietnamese coffee donut (4.5/5): a simple plain donut dipped in delicious condensed milk with a slight note of coffee. I hope they actually used some coffee beans sourced from Vietnam to add into the authenticity. This donut easily could've been much better with a stronger coffee flavour but not too overly sweet. Just right. Cinnamon and espresso donut holes (3/5): exactly as the description suggests, they're just donut holes covered in either some cinnamon or espresso with sugar and assuming other spices. I had high expectations for the cinnamon donut holes because I love cinnamon. However, both flavours weren't anything special and I probably won't order either of them again. Hibiscus berry lemonade donut (3/5): your summers donut for your summer loving friend! I tasted the citrus-y glaze and couldn't really taste the hibiscus. Although the Vietnamese coffee donut was my favourite out of the ones I tried, DIPPED uses freshly fried donuts, makes them all in house, and makes them fresh when the donuts run out. This is what makes them special. Instead of making tons of batches and using it for the whole day, they really do care about freshness and quality. In addition, their donuts are a little bit more dense than Krispy Kreme but still enjoyable.

A take out donut shop serving freshly made gourmet donuts. The plain dough is topped with flavours such as rosewater pistachio, lavender lemon, London fog, and sesame matcha. At first bite you will experience a crispness on the outside and the soft fluffy texture inside - the markings of a perfectly fried donut. They have rotating flavours so you never know what you will get, but the rosewater pistachio seems to be a constant at the shop and looks like a favourite amongst everyone. The flavour of the rosewater is just so refreshing and not so fragrant that it reminds you of perfume. Unfortunately I would not recommend the London Fog, the flavour of the tea is very faint - in the words of my guest taster "the flavour is just icing". . . Nom factor - 4.5/5 Price - $3 each Service - 4/5

A dedicated donut shop in Kensington is welcomed! Original flavours, $3 each. But TOO SWEET for me. I had the lemon lavender donut and it was sugar overload. However, since it's still a new biz, will be back to try more flavours. Worth a quick drop by when you're in Kensington, it's located where Average Joe's Café used to be, look for the big DIPPED sign. Would like to see even more exotic flavours as Krispy Kream is literally right around the corner. Maybe use Nutella, Ferraro Roche, or Lychee? Durian donut, dare I imagine? Make it special!

I normally can't pass up a local donut shop wherever in the world I may roam, but the lines and utter regret I would have had after trying out that decadent chocolate mud donut would have weighed on me all day. The line being long and it being a bit chilly helped me make a quick decision to walk on. The donuts are $3 a piece, not cheap and the donut holes are $0.75 each. Took a few pics for other more patient folks. I wanted to try a little of everything.

Pretty sure these are the best doughnuts I've ever had. Was wandering around Kensington Market with my hubby on a sunny winter afternoon and saw a line up out the door for this place. As an honourary Torontonian, (you know how much we love waiting in lines for hours on end) I immediately had the urge to stand in said line (LOL!) and was not disappointed. The space itself is super tiny, with only standing room for about 3 customers at a time to order. Not sure if there will be plans to eventually expand and add seating options but for now this spot is all take out. We decided to grab one doughnut each so I picked pistachio rosewater and my hubster opted for the carrot cake doughnut, which had just come out of the deep fryer. The doughnuts were insane, in a great way - pillowy soft, not greasy at all, and chock full of delicious flavour. Not to mention they were also very pretty to the eye, perfect for that social media post ;) Want to come back again to try more flavours, would also love to pick up a batch to share with family and friends next time!

Mediocre/pricey donut, nothing to get excited about! The place is so tiny you need to hold the door while you're ordering/paying, more of a like a pop up store. They have rotating flavours so don't expect to find previous flavours you have tried to be available all the time. I asked for the Vietnamese Coffee donut and they don't have it. I ended up getting the London Fog since I love the one from Glory Hole Dougnut and there's no AF comparison. Dipped's London Fog donut is so cloyingly sweet and you can't even taste any hint of earl grey tea which is one of the main ingredients. I was planning on buying half a dozen donut to bring home to families, good thing I didn't coz for sure it will just go to waste. You will also find an unfriendly/unhelpful Asian Server/Cashier who's in a rush to get rid of you eventhough I'm the only customer lol, this alone won't entice me to go back to this store!

I give this establishment five stars. I have had DIPPED donuts three times so far - twice as pickup from their location in Kensington Market, and once as delivery though Doordash. DIPPED donuts are extremely fresh, taste delicious, and come in a variety of unique flavours. I have tried six of their donuts (with my wife) but my favourites are definitely the vegan raspberry hazelnut and apple fritter. I highly recommend DIPPED donuts to anyone and everyone who likes donuts, pastries, or desserts in general. Five stars.

I waited so long for a good time to visit and I finally got a chance to preorder for pickup. Not sure what happened but the texture felt like it was a day old. I was expecting the usual soft texture...it was chewy instead. A let down to be honest. The sizes of the donut didn't seem consistent for their respective price points. The flavours are still the same from before. I picked up a dozen of assorted.

This is a small grab-and-go donut shop in Kensington Market. Their flavours change daily I believe, and I think most of their donuts were $3 each. We got the chocolate mud donut, cookies and cream donut, and the pumpkin spiced bomb. Our favourite was the cookies and cream donut. They were all decent, but nothing really stood out for us, so we probably wouldn't come back again. It's still a place I'd recommend trying once though!

Mud chocolate was yum! Not too sweet exceeded my expectation! London fog has sufficient ear grey infused in its flavour. I will be back!

Carrot Cake Donut $3 5/5 First time trying these donuts, and they did not disappoint! Dipped is a small store in Kensington Market, and only 3 customers can go in at a time! The Carrot Cake is dipped in cream cheese and covered in carrot cake bits YUM the donut itself tastes a lot like bakery buns!

We stumbled upon this place in Kensington at around 5pm so it was quite dark and the donuts weren't clearly illuminated but if I see gourmet donuts at the corner of my eyes I'll instantly detect it! This small little shop markets to your average millennial with very aesthetic donuts, some what pricey donuts and a small, transparent shop / kitchen where you can see everything that's going on. I struggle to choose a donut because they all looked so good! I ended up going with the cookies and cream donut! The toppings were great and high quality, but the dough didn't meet my expectations - it didn't have any real form or texture, I'd say it was too meek and collapsed right away when I bit into it. It also didn't have much taste in the dough itself. Maybe it was just this batch of donuts, but I wasn't a big fan. Don't get me wrong, the donut was beautiful and the toppings were tasty but the dough is the most important part! I'm willing to stop by and try again, but it better be good next time!

Dipped is probably one of my favourite donut shops in the city. Tucked away in Kensington Market, you can usually find it easily since there is always a short line waiting to get some of their yummy donuts. These are decadent, unique flavoured donuts with a great deal of attention put into the individual elements. I opted this time for the carrot cake donut. Fresh pieces of carrot cake stood atop a generous portion of cream cheese (you could taste the cream cheese in every bite) with some candies nuts and a fresh donut. Surprisingly not too sweet and not too carrot-y, this was an enjoyable donut and a must try for anyone who enjoys carrot cake, generally.

they have unique flavours donuts. donut base is fluffy and taste fresh. I got the hazelnut crunch and carrot cake. I felt like the hazelnut crunch should have called "death by nutella". Not sure if they used nutella, but the hazelnut flavour i got from was mostly from the middle filling and it reminded me of nutella. I am not sure there was enough crushed hazelnut topping for me that i could call this a crunch. it should at least have 2x more wafer and crunch i think. It also had a lot of chocolate overall. I didnt mind it but... i wish it has more crunches to balance out the sweetness of the chocolate. It tasted good tho. The carrot cake was good. It has carrot cake bits on top and the cream cheese frosting was a perfect match with it.

This place has the best donuts ever. I'm not even a donut person but these are next level delicious. Their sweet levels are perfect. My recommendations are: - rose water pistachio - carrot cake - hazelnut crunch The donuts are the best. My family and I went there on one of the days and then we went again the next day because we just couldn't stop ourselves

Stumbled upon this hole in the wall donut spot while wandering around Kensington Market. I was initially drawn to this place because of all the donut puns and was even more convinced once I saw the flavors that they offered. I ended up ordering rosewater pistachio and london fog. Rosewater pistachio has a light hint of rose flavor when biting into the donut and tasted great with the flavor of pistachio. The london fog was delicious! Not overly sweet but just the right amount of earl grey in each bite. The dough was yeasty and there was a good texture to the donuts. I would definitely recommend sharing the donuts so that you're able to try most of the flavors!

Tried the pistachio rosewater, donut and it wasn't bad. It was very light and well-balanced in terms of sweetness. Quite pricey but worth the try. There is usually a small crowd when they have their doors open.

I love this place! It's not your conventional doughnut shop; it's small, only takes cash (or debit card) and has so many cool seasonal flavors. The first flavor I fell in love with was the vegan lemon lavender and my husband and I have been coming back ever since. This time they didn't have the lemon lavender, so we got the vegan rosewater pistachio and chocolate mud. Our friend got the carrot cake and London fog. The doughnuts are super soft and decorations are really pretty. I love that they have vegan options too. Definitely a must-go for anyone ever in the area!

Mmmmmmmmmmmm. Doughnuts. (My favourite in Toronto, though I've yet to top Honey's in Vancouver.)

Not a HUGE doughnut person, but I have had a number of them- and this one remains one of my favorites. Also not a fan of the trend where one doughnut will make for an entire meal due to their size, but even though these were pretty big, they didn't make me feel like dying after. (Ha.) The little walk-up is located in a cool neighborhood, so if I ever land back in Toronto... I'll return. Customer service was also great for this solo traveler, so much appreciated!