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Do-Rite Donuts

We will keep this one short and sweet!

Do-Rite Donuts, found in Chicago

We stumbled into Do-Rite in a hurry, as this was sadly our last day in Chicago.


I sent Seth in and he grabbed us a couple and hurried back to our car. We we’re sad to be headed home, but the donuts definitely brought us a little bit of cheer!

As for me, he got me the Pistachio.



It had a good flavor, but since we did not get in until later in the day you could tell they were not as fresh as they probably usually are. The texture was my favorite part, they were both cake donuts, and oh so crumbly.





Seth picked out a chocolate covered cake donut, and it was good as well. 



We hope to go back some day in the future and try out more of their donuts earlier in the day! We would definitely not recommend swooping in last minute like we did, if you want to experience Do-Rite’s full potential, but if its just for a quick bite of happiness, Do-Rite should do the trick!

Till next time, Tatsty!

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