Sprinkled, glazed, iced, jelly-filled — no matter how you prefer your doughnuts, make sure to order one (or a dozen) for National Doughnut Day. The U.S. celebrates the official holiday each year on the first Friday in June, and the Tri-State is no different. Get your doughnut fix at one of these local establishments.
Donut BankA local chain since 1967, Donut Bank has nine locations across the Tri-State. The shop is known for its doughnut recipes, coffee, and custom-iced cookies. In honor of National Doughnut Day, all locations will offer a free assorted doughnut with any purchase while supplies last.
If you go, try: Chocolate Cake Donut Balls
Parlor DoughnutsIn the midst of a renovating a second location on Main Street, Parlor Doughnuts (301 N. Green River Road) is still one of Evansville’s most popular bakeries. Serving one-of-a-kind flaky doughnuts, specialty breakfast sandwiches, juice from Sunshine Juice Co., and original shakes.
If you go, try: Reese’s Doughnut
Panaderia San MiguelAt Panaderia San Miguel, it’s all about tradition. The authentic Salvadorian bakery offers classic doughnuts, pastries, and breads, as well as a breakfast and lunch menu. A hidden gem at 2004 Washington Ave., Panaderia San Miguel provides plenty of daily fresh-baked goods for customers to choose from in its self-serve display case.
If you go, try: Banderilla (puff pastry with caramelized sugar)
Pioneer BakeryBoonville, Indiana, makes an appearance on our list with Pioneer Bakery. Residents and visitors alike can’t stop talking about the classic local bakery at 215 E. Gum St. Pioneer’s signature is classic American-style favorites such as chocolate and vanilla Long Johns, iced crème and jelly-filled doughnuts, and cinnamon rolls.
If you go, try: A classic Long John
Photo provided by Pioneer Bakery.
