Best Donuts in East Cobb

"This shop is known for a whimsical atmosphere with faux grass for carpet and big fluffy clouds for lighting fixtures, and of course, its doughnuts.Kid Favorite: Nestlé CrunchMost Unique: Salt & VinegarBest Seller: Fresh Strawberry N CreamLocation: North Druid Hills, 404-315-6899; Georgia Tech, 404-897-1801"

"24/7 donuts made from scratch with crazy flavors like Nestle Crunch and Strawberries ‘n’ cream. The founder, a Navy veteran, has taken his discipline and applied it to creating the most delicious and unique doughnuts wowing not just Atlanta but the country with his perfection in baking."

"Sublime’s 10th Street location is open and offering its decidedly untraditional doughnut flavors. It’s part of what makes these doughnuts so popular. Try the butter toffee, the dulce de leche, or the salt and vinegar varieties to bring a little pizazz to that self-isolation."

"With a name inspired by Red Cross ladies who attempted to bring a taste of home to soldiers abroad, this Marietta shop has plenty of doughnuts to sate any craving. Husband and wife duo Chris and Anna Gatti, who met at the Culinary Institute of America, use either a 24-hour brioche dough (butter, milk, eggs) or cake batter as each doughnut’s base. Small-batch favorites include Lemon Lavender, Sea Salt and Caramel, and "The Mikey," a brioche bar filled with Jittery Joes espresso cream, topped with maple icing and an entire piece of candied applewood bacon."

"Hidden in the basement of Canvas Cafe in Marietta, Doughnut Dollies is where Anna Gatti creates “chef-driven” doughnuts. The treats at this shop are beautifully adorned and come in creative flavors like Cereal Bowl, topped with cereal milk frosting or the Sweet Jane, a 24-hour brioche stuffed with vanilla pastry cream. There’s a second location open on Howell Mill Road, too."

"Amazing local donut shop, everything is made by hand daily and the variety is perfect, always have the classics but the seasonal selections are to die for!"

"Warm donuts and hot coffee keep Duck Donuts fans coming back over and over again. Named after their first location in the Outer Banks in Duck, North Carolina Duck Donuts was kind enough to bring their delicious donuts to Atlanta. Try their “featured donuts” if you are looking for a seasonal treat or the “Made-to-order” donuts that give you the freshest donut possible."

"People flock to this North Carolina-born doughnut shop now in Buckhead, Toco Hills, Marietta, and Alpharetta for the seemingly endless flavor combinations. The vanilla cake doughnut is fried right in front of customers and then customized with as many toppings as desired. Order online for takeout."

"I love how there is a small crunch on the outside, but also still so soft and warm on the inside. These are always MADE FRESH and so..."

"Order hot or iced coffee and tea, try breakfast sandwiches, bagels and muffins, and of course, a delicious donut or cute MUNCHKINS donut holes.Kid Favorite: Any flavor with sprinkles.Most Unique: GuavaBest Seller: Chocolate FrostedLocation: Multiple locations. – Hayley Markowitz and Emily Webb"

"Made an order “in detail”, they repeated my order back to me and still could not get my drink right, after settling for a poorly made drink, I thought to..."

"Sarah Donuts is a locally-owned doughnut chain with locations scattered throughout the northern suburbs and a shop in Decatur. Sarah draws in doughnut lovers for their simple approach to the classics. While the cake and yeast doughnuts might not be as beautifully presented as other shops, it’s all about the taste and playful shapes, such as a 3-D flower and a star."

"Super cheap and high quality don’t always mix, but they do at Sarah Donuts. What they lack in experimental flavors, they more than make up for in quality and taste. Don't expect to find a s'mores donut or a maple bacon cruller here -- this old-school shop is all about simple, handmade, classics."

"normally i would have posted a pic but food looked so good i couldn't stop. the service here is friendly. feeling here is like a restaurant in fort ..."

"Bon Glaze offers up unique, intricate gourmet donuts with an equally upscale presentation of donuts on display. Not only do they serve sides of bacon in natural wood-smoked, candied, candied cayenne, and chocolate dipped, but their donut flavors include bacon butterscotch, balsamic caramel sea salt, and apple streusel. That’s essentially the entire food pyramid in donut form."

"Since 2003, this vintage-style Coca-Cola sign has had a home atop the Olympia Building in the center of Atlanta, at Five Points. Standing a whopping 48 feet tall, the sign is an exact replica of the Coca-Cola sign that stood atop Atlanta’s Margaret Mitchell Square from 1948 to 1981 and holds more than 10,000 bulbs. If your focus is to highlight the red neon lights, head down to the Woodruff Park area on a weeknight for your best chance at finding parking nearby."

"Atlanta is proud to be home to The Coca-Cola Company, and we don’t have to go to a mountaintop to tell the world. We do it instead with a 33-foot iconic neon Coca-Cola sign that overlooks the spot where in 1886 at Jacob’s Pharmacy, the first Coke was served. Location: 25 Peachtree St."

"Set on nearly seven and a half acres of green space and rolling terrain, the Park was created over a century ago…"

"The eternal flame at the King Centeris one of the most iconic images in Atlanta. The flame burns near the eternal resting place of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King and is located at the King Center, located on Auburn Avenue. Location: 449 Auburn Ave."