4 Best Donuts near Lake Stevens

“Amazing donuts!! My favorite is Yes!!❤️ Great customer service!“

“This Henry's Donuts is located on Broadway (right side if you're driving north) in North Everett. It has a hig parking lot but only a few lined spaces, but it's never super crowded when I've been there on late mornings and early afternoons; I've been on weekdays and weekends. Walking inside, be prepared to wait in a short line unless you get lucky and no other customers are there. The smell inside is incredible! The whole place is kept very well cleaned. There are no tables for in store dining, so go enjoy in your car or at home. The donuts here are the best looking donuts I've seen of every donut shop I've been to. And, boy are they fresh and super tasty! I tried one of every donut they have, and I was not disappointed by any of them. I especially like the lemon filled ones that have a large amount of sticky lemon custard inside. They even have glazed donut holes you buy by the dozen; I enjoy buying two dozen and popping them in my mouth throughout the day for that nice donut feel in my mouth. Donuts are put in a paper bag or a large box if you're buying a dozen of whatever kinds you want to mix and match. Donut holes are put in a paper bag when you buy. They even have coffee available to buy, but no expresso. They take cash or credit card for payment. If you love donuts like my family does, this Henry's Donuts is definitely the place to go.“

“I haven't been to henry's donuts in years. Growing up i spent the 90s as a kid visiting the shop with my dad before school. Nothing but great memories. Now with kids of my own i still compair the donuts i would get from Juan and his wife. The donuts i find all fall short in comparison, nobody make the like that. The sprinkle donuts and apple friters i miss the most. But everytime i make it up to washington, i will always stop by my home in henrys. 😊“

“We love the Ube bread and recommend supporting this local business, especially the young cake makers I don't support locking the doors prior to close and turning customers away, though. free tip.“