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Best Donuts in Utah County, from Lehi to Spanish Fork

Start with a square glazed donut at Lehi Bakery on Main Street in Lehi, which opened in 1969. Bismarck Doughnuts in Orem is entirely gluten-free, Spudly in Lehi and Lindon sells a box of 90 to 100 donut holes, and Parlor in Provo makes croissant-style layered doughnuts. In Spanish Fork, The Donut Run bakes kolaches next to its donuts, and Salem Daylight Donuts has crullers.

At a glance

Square glazedLehi Bakery
Gluten-freeBismarck Doughnuts
Big groupsSpudly Homemade Donuts
Hot malasadasOnoh's Malasada Co.
Layered doughnutsParlor Doughnuts
Birthday lettersProvo Bakery
KolachesThe Donut Run
CrullersSalem Daylight Donuts
1

Lehi Bakery

πŸ“ 172 W Main St, Lehi
The square glazed donut

The square glazed donut is the one the bakery calls famous, and the menu also has maple bars, buttermilk bars, apple fritters, a filled square with Bavarian cream, and a croissant-style donut called the Dossant. The bakery also lists a second Utah County shop at 433 E 1000 N in Spanish Fork.

Tip: Order ahead: same-day orders online. Kids: mini square donuts come glazed, chocolate or blue cotton candy.
2

Spudly Homemade Donuts

πŸ“ 305 S 850 E, Lehi, and 569 N State St, Lindon
Potato donuts and big groups

Spudly cuts its mashed-potato dough by hand and kettle-fries it each morning from a family recipe more than 70 years old, with no day-olds. Everyday flavors include Maple, Boston Cream and Salted Caramel. For a team or a ward activity, the Spudy Box holds 90 to 100 glazed donut holes.

Tip: Order ahead: online pickup at either shop. For a small hand, the Spudy Cup is a grab-and-go cup of donut holes.
3

Onoh's Malasada Co.

πŸ“ 1043 S Valley Grove Way, Pleasant Grove
Hot malasadas

Malasadas are Portuguese fried dough, round and coated in sugar, and a staple in Hawaii. Onoh's serves them hot at its Pleasant Grove shop. The company opened its first food trailer in October 2021 and its first storefront just over a year later. You choose the sugar, the filling and the drizzle, and the filling of the month on its site is pumpkin spice.

Tip: Order ahead: online through the shop's site. Closed Sundays.
4

Bismarck Doughnuts

πŸ“ 560 E University Pkwy, Orem
Gluten-free doughnuts

Every doughnut and beignet here is gluten-free and made from scratch each day, so this is the stop when one person at the table can't eat wheat. The Maple Bacon Ring is the shop's named classic, and the daily glazes are posted on its Instagram, Facebook and TikTok.

Tip: Order ahead: online ordering is linked from the shop's site.
5

Parlor Doughnuts

πŸ“ 2331 N 400 W, Provo
Layered, croissant-style doughnuts

Parlor laminates its dough like a croissant, so the doughnut is crisp outside and flaky inside. The menu lists sweet layers such as French Toast, Maple Bacon and Turtle, savory ones such as Margherita and Buffalo Chicken, and keto, vegan and gluten-friendly versions. The Provo shop opened in February 2026, and the company also has a Pleasant Grove shop.

Tip: Order ahead: online through the company's site. Smaller appetites can take a cinnamon-sugar Mini or a Plain Jane.
6

Provo Bakery

πŸ“ 190 E 100 N, Provo
Letter and number donuts

Provo Bakery makes raised, cake, filled and shaped donuts, and its site promotes letter and number donuts for celebrations, so you can spell a name or an age on a birthday table. The bakery says it has baked in Provo for more than 100 years. Its site suggests ordering online because favorites sell out.

Tip: Order ahead: online, with build-your-own boxes.
7

The Donut Run

πŸ“ 1306 E Center St, Spanish Fork
Kolaches with your donuts

The Donut Run bakes kolaches every morning next to its donuts: soft rolls filled with sausage and cheese, bacon, egg and potato, or ham ranchero. The shop says most Utah donut shops don't make them. It also decorates donuts by hand for holidays and birthdays.

Tip: Order ahead: online pickup for the Spanish Fork shop. Call ahead for decorated orders.
8

Salem Daylight Donuts

πŸ“ 835 N SR 198, Salem
Crullers and sprinkle donuts

The Salem shop sells classic glazed donuts, sprinkle donuts and crullers with colored frosting. Its site says the case runs until it sells out, so go in the morning. It is the Salem stop on this list.

Tip: Order: call (385) 505-2218 or stop in. Closed Sundays and Mondays.
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Local note: Left off on purpose: chains such as Pinkbox in American Fork. Not listed because we could not confirm they are open at a fixed address in Utah County: Avenue Bakery in American Fork, Spudnik Donuts in Provo, Chubby Baker, and the Art City Donuts trucks. Lighthouse Donut, Coffee & Dessert Co. at 1528 N Freedom Blvd in Provo is open, but we could not confirm a doughnut there to recommend. Prices and hours are on each shop's own site.

How to pick the right one

Pick by who is eating. For a family with a gluten-free kid, Bismarck on University Parkway in Orem is the shop on this list where every doughnut is gluten-free. For a team, a ward activity or a classroom, Spudly's donut-hole box in Lehi or Lindon feeds a crowd, and Provo Bakery on 100 North will fry letters and numbers for a birthday table.

Pick by city next. In Lehi, Lehi Bakery and Spudly are both in town. In Pleasant Grove, Onoh's on Valley Grove Way serves malasadas. In Provo, Parlor on 400 West and Provo Bakery on 100 North give you a layered doughnut and a bakery counter in one trip.

South county has its own stops: Lehi Bakery's Spanish Fork shop on 1000 North, The Donut Run on Center Street, and Salem Daylight Donuts on SR 198. Several shops are closed on Sundays, so read the Sunday answer below before you drive.

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Common questions

Where can I get gluten-free donuts in Utah County?
Bismarck Doughnuts in Orem, at 560 E University Pkwy, is the dedicated pick: its doughnuts and beignets are all gluten-free. Parlor Doughnuts in Provo also lists gluten-friendly doughnuts next to its regular ones, so ask about cross-contact before ordering for someone with celiac.
How long have these Utah County donut shops been around?
Provo Bakery, at 190 E 100 N, says on its own site that it has baked in Provo for over 100 years, though a Visit Utah article says more than 75, so treat the number as the shop's own. Lehi Bakery, on Main Street in Lehi, says it was established in 1969. We did not rank the shops by age.
Are Utah County donut shops open on Sunday?
Most of these eight are not. Onoh's, The Donut Run and Salem Daylight Donuts say they are closed Sundays, and Lehi Bakery and Provo Bakery list Monday through Saturday only. Parlor's Instagram lists Sunday service. Spudly and Bismarck don't list days on their pages, so call before you drive.
What is a malasada and where can I get one in Utah County?
A malasada is a Portuguese fried dough ball rolled in sugar, a staple in Hawaii. Onoh's Malasada Co. in Pleasant Grove serves them hot, with a filling that changes monthly.
Where can I order donuts for a big group in Utah Valley?
Spudly's Spudy Box, 90 to 100 glazed donut holes, feeds a crowd, with pickup in Lehi or Lindon. For a birthday, Provo Bakery's letter donuts put the name on the table. Lehi Bakery takes same-day online orders.
Where can I find donuts in south Utah County?
Lehi Bakery lists a shop at 433 E 1000 N in Spanish Fork, The Donut Run is at 1306 E Center St in Spanish Fork, and Salem Daylight Donuts is at 835 N SR 198 in Salem.

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