Puck’s Donuts of Phoenix

  4.8 – 359 reviews   • Donut shop

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Open Wed-Sun, 6am – Until We Sell Out, though we do our best to stay open until 2pm. Originally established in Ashland in 1975, now in Phoenix (since 2005). We’re proud to be a small, 2nd generation family run donut shop. We make everything in-house daily, serving over 100 different kinds of donuts. We love our wonderful community for all their support over the years! Thank you!

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Reviews

jake seagle
[ ] Chocolate glazed yeast donut- light and fluffy donut. Decent chocolate, not my favorite chocolate but the donut was great.
[ ] Blueberry old fashioned – near perfect old fashioned texture. I definitely don’t need the blueberry again but the old fashioned is solid.
[ ] Apple fritter- excellent fritter. Sweet and moist. Would get again
[ ] Cinnamon twist – not glazed. Just dough. Dry and flavorless cinnamon sugar. Didn’t finish.
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Tommy Dyson
I was craving some donuts the morning after the 4th of July. Puck’s was a short, easy drive from Ashland and the donuts hit the spot. They had every variety you could think of and had plenty to choose from.
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Laura Flanders (The Southern Oregon Mom)
One of the BEST donut shops in Southern Oregon!

The Original Pucks was lost in the Almeda fire in 2020, but they rebuilt at the same location and reopened in 2023. Their iconic pink box out front actually survived the fire.

Their donuts are the closest we’ve found to Krispy Kreme- which was what our family was used to before moving to Southern Oregon.

They always have a good selection but sometimes they sell out early.

Some weekends we’ll take our kiddo still in her jammies and drive over to get her favorite donut: pink frosting with sprinkles. The owners usually sneak in a free donut hole for the little kids when you go.

They have drip coffee and bottles of milk (regular, strawberry, & chocolate) for sale too.

There’s a few tables inside and a few more outside if you want to eat there. Most people seem to grab and go.

Blue Heron Park is right down the road. They have plenty of covered picnic tables, and a huge new playground (also rebuilt after the fire). It’s a good way to let the kids run off the extra sugar energy.
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Melissa Jahn
Love it. Donuts are delicious. I’m so glad they were able to rebuild and reopen after the devastating Almeda Fire hit. Little bit pricey but all things seem to have gone up in price these days. And it’s a really tight fit inside the shop. All in all my family loves ❤️ it and loves the local community.
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Ash
Unexpectedly good donuts. Getting fresh donuts has become pretty disappointing for me because stores and even donut shops don’t seem to know what a good donut is anymore. These guys have good size and no skimping on glaze. You get that traditional good flavor and texture the other places are screwing up. More expensive though.$2-$2.50 per donut.
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Badger Badgerton
THIS IS HOW DONUTS ARE SUPPOSED TO BE MADE!! I was actually really surprised to find legit well made traditional donuts (as well as the creative kind) in this remote area of Oregon. Others are disappointing. Unprofessional. Go to Phoenix for a real donut. It’s more money than it used to be… but worth it.
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Shawn A W
GREAT regular donuts, but we wish oh wish they would also offer nondairy/vegan donuts. Please please please. Create them and the customers will come…
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Bruce C.
I’m waiting for the family in front of to pick out their dozen and lightning strikes. The man in the back sets a tray of fritters in the passthrough. He then walks around to the counter and asks if he can help me.
Make my day sir and could I have two of those just up fritters.
Fritters are about my favorite, these are warm, a little crunchy thicker glaze than some. I get a coffee and just enjoy. One of those special times.
Good local bakery.
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Ron Leet
Not to shabby. Very accommodating to new times with COVID-19. Excellent fresh donuts first thing in the morning. A bit on the sweet side for my liking but the cake styles were fluffy and delicious. Less fried than other donut options in the area. Worth a visit off the path if craving sweets.
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