Best Donuts in Cypress

"This not-so-secret menu item isn’t going for style points; it just wants you to stop drooling and start gorging, especially if you don’t have plans later. Thick, peppery egg, melted cheddar, and tender bacon come packed inside a halved doughnut as glossy as an ice-skating rink and as sugary as a birthday cake. It’s everything—sweet, savory, crispy, and salty—and it’ll leave you happy … and sleepy.When to get it: Morning to late night"

"This gourmet donut store is sweetening the pastry game in Houston with unique donut flavours like Crème Brulee, Lemon Meringue Pie and Devils Food Cake (topped with chocolate glaze and pretzels). There’s more than 20 types of donuts to choose from each day, so keep coming ’til you’ve had ’em all"

"Well, a tasty treat from Hugs & Donuts will fix you right up. A Kickstarter campaign back in 2014 helped put these gourmet goodies on the map. This Houston donut shop had community support since the beginning."

"There are other comers, to be sure, but in Houston, the Shipley glazed is, and always will be, the gold standard in doughnuts. You know what happens when you bite into one of these iconic treats, a go-to since 1936: Sugary flakes and moist dough melt together and dissolve into an irresistible nectar. It’s as if you’re eating the sweetest cloud in the heavens.When to get it: Morning to late night"

"I can't tell you what they do differently than any other donut shop, but whatever it is, they should never change it. Their classic glazed donuts are too good to pass up. I'm already walking to my car."

"An oldie but a goodie, Shipley is the perfect place to round off this list. A Houston classic that has, at one location, literally risen from the ashes. Get ready for your sugar rush."

"We can all appreciate a traditional donut shop with simple flavors, so if you’re ever in the mood for just that then we suggest you hit up Christy’s Donuts & Kolaches!. Though many of us are fans of the bizarre flavors some of our previous favs include, there really is nothing quite like an old fashioned glazed donut before heading to work in the morning. Pair it up with a kolache and a warm cup of joe and watch your day get 10 times better!"

"If you’re looking for a solid mom-and-pop donut shop, head to Christy’s Donuts & Kolaches. Fritters, creme-filled donuts, chocolate-covered, plain, blueberry cake — Christy’s has all the classic options you’d want from an old-school donut shop. Grab a cup of coffee and a couple of your favorite flavors, and start the day off right at Christy’s."

"Shipley’s is for sure a Houston staple, but Christy’s Donuts gives them a run for their money. Seven bucks will not only get you a dozen light and airy donuts, but you’ll get a couple of their donut holes sprinkled in there, because the people at Christy’s are saints."

"River Oaks Donut lets you snag delicious non-chain donuts without ever leaving the comfort of your car. But hey, it’s on you if you get sprinkles all over the front seat. The donut flavors run the gamut, from classics to unexpected favorites like the cherry iced donut and devil’s food, and even maple bacon with jalapeno, which is available only on weekends."

"River Oaks Donuts provides an opportunity to taste more flavors in the same trip. Alongside enticing classic style donuts and kolaches, River Oaks Donuts provides a long selection of tasty donut holes in flavors like blueberry, nutella filled, cappuccino filled, red velvet, and lemon filled."

"You can never go wrong with these delicious donuts: there’s both a drive-through option and counter service. Expect classic varieties of doughnuts—glazed, old-fashioned, jelly-filled and doughnut holes—along with Prasek’s kolaches and locally-brewed coffee."

"This brand-new shop was instantly one of our favorite places to get donuts. As the name suggests, their donuts are delicious. Dine-in to enjoy their happy, exciting atmosphere and dig into their great donut options."

"What is it: The vibe is casual but the food and drinks are next-level at this Heights neighborhood spot from Houston stars Bobby Heugel and Justin Yu. What started as a buzzy cocktail bar with an elevated food menu quickly became a destination spot, earning a place on Food & Wine’s Restaurant of the Year list in 2018.Why go: The community feel and patio space, coupled with an innovative brunch menu, make this a great Saturday and Sunday brunch destination. But the regular menu is equally tempting and ordering The Cycle allows a group of 4-6 people to sample every delicious food item for $99 in total."

"Address: 544 Yale Street, Houston, TX 77007Phone: (713) 802-0845Website. If you’re looking for a howling good time, look no further than Better Luck Tomorrow. This is a neighborhood bar that’s known for its brunch and has earned a restaurant of the year rating from Food & Wine magazine."

"Better luck tomorrow is brought to you by Bobby Heugel and Justin Yu. This laid-back bar has both cocktail and finger food. The cocktails are simple, approachable easy for anyone to drink and enjoy."

"Sesquicentennial Park is a 22-acre urban park in downtown Houston, located along the banks of the Buffalo Bayou near the city's Theater District. The park was originally established in its first 10.4-acre phase in 1989 as part of the city's 150-year anniversary celebration, with a second 8.2-acre phase added to the site in 1998. It is home to a number of prominent pieces of public artwork, including the Seven Wonders pillar sculpture, constructed by Houston artist Mel Chin, and several works by Houston artist Dean Ruck, including The Big Bubble, Sounds From the Past, and Site Seeing."

"Created along the Buffalo Bayou Banks to commemorate the 150th birthday of Houston, Sesquicentennial Park is a multi-level park spanning over 20 acres. It is quite renowned for its waterfalls, fountains, promenade, lighting, hiking and biking trails, green areas, and waterways. Address : 400 Texas Ave, Houston, TX 77002Activities and Attractions : Buffalo Bayou Regatta, The Common, biking and walking trails, waterfalls, fountain, gazebo, promenade, memorials and monumentsParking : Bike parking"

"One of the best urban parks in Houston, Texas, Burnett Bayland Park is a haven for skaters. Renowned for its skatepark - Gulfton Skatepark, Burnett Bayland Park is set in a neighborhood home to over 70 nationalities, making it one of the best and vibrant places to stay in the city. Address : 6000 Chimney Rock Rd, Houston, TX 77081Hours : Mon - Fri: 6 AM - 10 PM (closed on Sat & Sun)Suggested Duration : 1 hourActivities : Skating at the skatepark, walking trails, basketball pavilion, soccer and baseball fields, children’s playground, water playground, community center, community garden, picnic tables"