• Broad Street Dough Co

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Doughnut shop with vegan options - call ahead to check day's stock. Could place a special order for a dozen or more. Open Mon-Fri 6:30am-5:30pm, Sat-Sun 7:00am-3:00pm.


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10 Reviews

First Review by Michael X. James

Caseyfenton

Points +224

Vegan
30 Nov 2023

Yummy donuts

The donuts are so good! They are cake like donuts and always fresh! I been coming here for years since they only had 1 option on the menu. Be care though as some items are marked vegan but aren’t.

Pros: Vegan options, Locations

Cons: Staff knowledge , Menu

DanielleTarantino

Points +16

Vegan
08 Nov 2022

Vegan options are not 100% vegan

I purchased a donut that I was told was vegan… however, for some reason they only consider the actual donut and not the topping when categorizing something as vegan? The topping was not vegan, and I’ve been very sick because of it. They knew I had a severe allergy and still did this. Do not recommend.

Updated from previous review on 2022-11-08

Cons: “Vegan” options are not fully vegan, Irresponsible and dangerous!

NikkiB64

Points +43

Vegan
02 Jun 2021

Best doughnuts!

This place is amazing and worth the short drive from where I was staying in Asbury Park. The doughnuts are all vegan, what makes them not vegan or GF are the topping choices...and there are a lot of amazing options.

Pros: Lot of vegan options, Fairly priced, Amazing service

Cons: Decisions

L.Estelle

04 Sep 2022

Their doughnuts are NOT all vegan, you have to let them know you want it "made vegan"

genericartistry

Points +403

Vegan
15 Feb 2021

Vegan Donut Galore

These vegan donuts aren’t the typical crispy donut - these are more cakey than normal. They’re delicious and very fairly priced.

Pros: affordable, ton of vegan options

manbo

Points +516

Vegan
27 Jun 2020

Ok.

Nice to have vegan options.

L.Estelle

Points +236

Vegan
21 Sep 2019

decent

**Beware that they don't seem to understand what vegan means and some of their options listed as "can be made vegan" can't be made vegan. The Fruity Pebbles one is an example since Fruity Pebbles are not vegan.

Their vegan doughnuts are also gluten free. They aren't like traditional chewy doughy doughnuts, they are more like hostess style cake-like doughnuts which is ok but not my favorite. Most of their special flavors can be made vegan, just ask them to make it with the vegan doughnut

Pros: vegan options if you ask

Cons: you can only get gluten free, Not all of their "vegan options" are vegan

ChelseaWohlrab

Points +128

Vegan
09 Sep 2019

Yummy donuts!

It’s not often we get vegan donuts, and these did not disappoint!! Made to order donuts and they have separate equipment they can use when you specify you want them to.

Pros: Lots of vegan options

emmalyndell

Points +72

Vegan
08 Sep 2019

So many flavors!

I had been craving vegan donuts for months and these did the trick! Most of the donuts they serve are/can be made vegan, just watch out for the s’mores one. It is labeled as vegan but the marshmallows have gelatin☹️. On the brighter side though, the caramel is the best I’ve ever had! Definitely recommend, and can’t wait to visit again soon!

BrieM

Points +137

Vegan
30 May 2017

Favorite donuts!

There is no better donut than those of Broad Street! You have to eat them freshly made while they're still warm for the best flavor. If I could give 10 for most of the menu being vegan as well, I would.

L.Estelle

04 Sep 2022

Make sure you ask for the vegan version because they will just give you the traditional non-vegan ones if you don't specify. The "V" on the menu means they *can make them* vegan, it doesn't mean they are vegan

Michael X. James

Points +972

Vegan
22 Feb 2015

Baked GF, Vegan Donuts

They call their vegan donuts "Vlugen" (or something like that) because they are not only vegan but also gluten-free. Anyone who's eaten at Babycakes or used the Babycakes cookbook has had these type of donuts before. They appear to baked so they are more like baked donut shaped cakes instead of traditional donuts (like Cinnamon Snail produces). I ordered a half dozen so I could sample all the vegan options (cinnamon sugar, plain, powdered sugar, and three types of glazes (vanilla, chocolate, caramel). When I looked in the box though all the glazed donuts were just vanilla. I'm not quite sure where the mix-up happened the cashier didn't seem to understand what vegan meant when I was ordering so it could have simply been a communication issue. Either way the donuts were pretty good. All the cinnamon sugar topping slides right off though so be prepared for that. For the price ($15 for six) I wouldn't go out of my way to have them again but it's pretty cool that they are being offered in the first place so I'd try to support them down the road and visit at least once more.

Pros: Vegan donuts!

Cons: Too much like cake, Cost, Limited options




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