Guide To Donuts in Rochester

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We have lots of great local donut options in Rochester! These places really do donuts right! Our Guide To Donuts In Rochester is presented by Herman’s Farm Market & Cider Mill.

Herman’s Farm Market & Cider Mill

Herman's Farm Market logo.
Donuts with chocolate icing.
Glazed donuts.
Vanilla Frosted donuts with rainbow sprinkles.

741 Five Mile Line Rd, Webster, NY 14580

Herman’s Farm Market in Webster, NY, tempts visitors with the irresistible aroma of freshly fried cakes during the spring and fall months. Some of their most popular donuts are Cinnamon-Sugar and Chocolate-Frosted. As a fifth-generation farming family, Herman’s not only cultivates peaches, apples, and more but also collaborates with neighboring farmers to offer a variety of local produce at their market. Visitors can also enjoy their freshly pressed cider, a testament to their commitment to quality. Beyond the orchards, Herman’s Farm Market provides a selection of grocery items, enhancing the overall experience with convenience and charm. At Herman’s, you can find everything from unique pastas and sauces to dressings and jams, as well as a variety of salsas.


Donut Day is June 7 2024.

Did you know that the first Friday in June is National Donut Day? Not that we need a reason to partake in these scrumptious, doughy treats . . . but there is a history with this day that we can share with our kids — in case you do need a reason! Such as, the first National Donut Day in 1938 was marked by The Salvation Army when it held a fundraising event in Chicago to help those in need during The Great Depression! Also, Salvation Army volunteers, dubbed Donut Lassies, baked and delivered donuts to encourage troops during World War I.

Now, for free and/or complimentary donuts, check out these upcoming events in our area to celebrate National Donut Day!

One Free Donut

Friday, June 7, 2024
Herman’s Farm Market & Cider Mill
On National Donut Day, Herman’s Farm Market will be giving away one donut per customer.

Donut Day Train Rides

Saturday, June 8, 2024
Rochester & Genesee Valley Railroad Museum
Every museum visitor with a ticket will receive a complimentary donut as part of their visit.


Donuts In Rochester

The bakeries and farms below dedicate part or nearly all of their creative edible endeavors to donuts! For a special treat with your family throughout the year, support more local businesses with one of these places. Pay special attention to donut shop hours, as some are only open in the mornings, and may be closed certain days of the week.

Amazing Grains Bread Co.

1000 Turk Hill Rd, Fairport, NY 14450

Specific to the topic of donuts, this bakery offers cronuts with sugar and cinnamon sugar! Check out their seemingly endless menu of other pastries and treats. Take note that the selection of breads and pastries varies daily, so you may want to call ahead if you’re craving something specific!

Dell’s Sweets & Treats

610 N Greece Rd, Hilton, NY 14468

Along with freshly baked donuts, Dell’s offers donut cake pops, donut bouquets, and a “Creation Station” to select your very own donut toppings! What’s more fun than that?!

Donuts Delite

1700 Culver Rd, Rochester, NY 14609
674 W Ridge Rd, Rochester, NY 14615

Donuts Delite brings loads of fun to their donuts! From unique flavors to kid characters, and even giant donut cakes for events, they don’t mess around with their assortment of entertaining and delicious gourmet donut flavors.

Golden Harvest Bakery & Cafe

368 Jefferson Rd, Rochester, NY 14623

This is a family-owned, ASL-friendly establishment. Golden Harvest crafts an assortment of fresh donuts that changes daily! Side note: they also create different soft pretzels, if you have a hankering for that sweet and salty combo!

Herman’s Farm Market & Cider Mill

741 Five Mile Line Rd, Webster, NY 14580

Herman’s offers apple fritters and fried cakes in the spring, from mid-March through the end of June, on Fridays through Sundays. The many fried cake flavors (around 11 options!) include plain, glazed, cinnamon sugar, powdered sugar, chocolate/vanilla/strawberry frosted, and other rotating flavors. In the fall, these yummy treats (plus pumpkin-flavored!) are offered seven days a week from September through mid-November.

Mochinut

544 Jefferson Rd, Rochester, NY 14623

Mochi donuts, Korean hot dogs, and bubble tea, oh my! You can make a really fun meal outing at this place. Mochinut offers a large variety of flavor options (for all three menu items, but especially their donuts) making these straight-up gourmet. Get a box of six or 12 and split them into baubles for everyone in your family to try each flavor.

Powers Farm Market

161 Marsh Rd, Pittsford, NY 14534

Anytime Powers is open, they offer donuts! Various fried cake flavors, such as sour cream, glazed, chocolate, cinnamon, blueberry, red velvet, and other seasonal options are made throughout the year. They also craft many other assorted donuts on-site. You’ll be sure to find something everyone will be happy with!

Ridge Donut Cafe

1600 Portland Ave, Rochester, NY 14621

Ridge Donut Cafe offers a great selection of donut flavors, large donut cakes, and other pastries. You get your money’s worth with the sizes offered here. It is suggested to go early for the best selection. Did you know Ridge Donut even rents out a donut peg board for parties and events?

Schutt’s Apple Mill

1063 Plank Rd, Webster, NY 14580

Fried cakes are made daily at Schutt’s with three finish options: plain, cinnamon sugar, and glazed. Sometimes special flavors (blueberry, pumpkin, red velvet) and holiday-themed options are made seasonally throughout the year. Pre-ordering is available, and at times recommended!

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