Best Donuts in Lorain

"Combining a love of donuts, beer and Cleveland, Brewnuts is a quirky donut bar featuring local beer, coffee and beer-infused donuts. In addition to the delicious menu of donuts and local brews, the hip and inviting atmosphere boasting whimsical wallpaper, a custom pink neon sign that reads “Donut Mess With Cleveland” and even a jukebox, makes this unique shop the perfect place to hang with friends and to capture some awesome photos for Instagram!. My go-to donut flavor is Strawberry Sprinkle, which is made with Samuel Smith Strawberry Organic Ale topped a strawberry cream icing."

"The cool thing about Brewnuts, is that they actually sell not only donuts but beer as well!. I mean, how cool of a concept is that?. And if this wasn’t cool enough, Brewnuts offers coffee too. Which isn’t anything crazy in of itself but wait until you hear where it’s from!"

"Old Brooklyn's Jack Frost Donuts, located at 4960 Pearl Road, is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the family-owned Cleveland staple 4.5 stars out of 265 reviews. Whether you grab the classic glazed or one of the specialty options, the shop has a wide assortment of fresh doughnuts ready for the hungry masses. Jack Frost's offerings include the Cookies and Cream with white cream and crushed Oreo sprinkles; the Fat Elvis with powdered sugar, peanut butter cream, banana filling and bacon bits; and the Death by Chocolate with chocolate icing, chocolate custard, chocolate syrup drizzle, chocolate cream and a chocolate-hazelnut pirouette stick."

"I feared a sugar-fueled energy rush followed by an equally powerful crash resulting in cranky kids. However, all the kids had phones or other electronic devices so they were in their own little world during the car ride. There are times that this is totally ok."

"The donuts look beautiful but they are way too sweet due to way too many toppings. The donut quality is ok but it's a waste when you need to scrape ..."

"People all over The Land are hopping on the love train for Peace, Love and Little Donuts. With a tagline of “Feed your inner hippie,” this Pittsburgh export has set up shop in West Park with an array of funkadelic fare, like the “Shaka Pecan” and the “Snick Jagger."

"If you are looking for customized donuts on the spot, Peace, Love, and Little Donuts is the spot!. They have locations all over Ohio as well as other states. They are a donut chain in the same vein as Duck Donuts, The Fractured Prune or The Donut Experiment."

"Adorable shop with a ton of options- I didn't know where to start so I asked for recommendations. So many to choose from that the options are endles..."

"There isn’t much info about Royal Donut online so I had no idea what to expect. The shop isn’t much to look at from the outside. When you walk inside you know you are in a legit donut shop."

"The inevitable line outside Becker’s Donuts signals the good stuff waiting inside their Fairview Park location. Famous for their maple crullers, this family-owned bakery also specializes in cream cheese and cinnamon rolls. The best part: you get a baker’s dozen!"

"The first stop on our journey was to a classic donut shop that has been around since 1952. I was apprehensive to make Becker’s our first stop because I love their donuts. Becker’s glazed yeast-raised donut is hard to top."

"I’ve read great reviews for Doughnut Pantry for a long time but had never visited until this trip. Doughnut Pantry is not a large shop. They don’t have a huge selection of donuts in their cases."

"Moored along the city’s Lake Erie shoreline, you can find the incredible USS Cod that is now preserved as both a moving memorial and museum. Set right next to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, it offers fascinating insight into life aboard a submarine and the service it saw during the Second World War and Cold War. One of the best-preserved submarines in the country, it served between 1943 and 1971 and was impressively awarded seven battle stars in World War II."

"The USS Cod Submarine Memorial, a National Historic Landmark, is located on the shores of Lake Erie. This World War II submarine has a storied history of battles and rescues. It was responsible for the first submarine-to-submarine rescue, which occurred in 1945."

"Definitely take a peek inside Wade Memorial Chapel at the Tiffany-designed interior. Afterward, head down Mayfield Rd. and into Little Italy. There are mom-and-pop galleries and shops galore, but, let's be real, we're here for the food. Have lunch at one of the local favorites like Mama Santa's for Sicilian pizza, Mia Bella for upscale Mediterranean, or Guarino's for Italian home cookin'."

"Garfield Park Reservation is a charming public reservation in Cleveland's Garfield Heights neighborhood, originally opened in 1895 as Newburg Park after the city's purchase of three farmsteads near the city's southern limits. Today, it is home to a diverse array of urban wildlife, along with a number of structures that have been preserved from park development in the 1930s by the Works Progress Administration. Since 1986, the park has been overseen as part of Cleveland Metroparks."

"Rockefeller Park is a Cleveland city park named in honor of famed oil entrepreneur John D. Rockefeller, Sr., maintained as part of the Cleveland Public Parks District. The park, which is located adjacent to Wade Park, is the largest public park within Cleveland's city limits and begins a chain of parklands that connects the city's heights district and lakefront area. Two areas within the park are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, including the park's Cultural Gardens, which honor the city's diverse ethnic groups."

"Within Cleveland's historical Cultural Gardens (which are also free to roam), you can find Rockefeller Park and Greenhouse. It's a beautiful indoor garden that is perfect to escape to in the colder months (especially when you miss seeing the beauty of plants). RELATED: 10 Most Beautiful Springs In America"

"Founded in 1930, it was originally known as Garden Centre of Greater Cleveland and was a centre where the workshops were being held for gardeners and to take up the task of adorning the City with beautiful flowers and lush green plants/ trees. The garden was renamed in 1994 and was called “Cleveland Botanical Garden”. Botanical garden got bigger and better with projects like Eleanor...Read more"

"Get a little crazy, and explore some plant life during your trip to Cleveland. This welcome retreat into nature boasts 10 acres of gardens and an 18,000 square foot Glasshouse filled with exotic plants worth exploring. If you need to de-stress and escape traffic and luxury apartment construction, this University Circle oasis could be for you."

"Open since 1930, this serene and lush urban oasis in University Circle is filled with gorgeous flowers and plants from around the world."

"Nestled away in Coventry Village, Tree Country has some of the best sushi around. It's the perfect place to stop for a bite after doing some shopping. If you're in the mood for a quick snack, try the edamame or the crab rangoon, two of my favorites."

"Located in Cleveland’s Tremont neighborhood, Chef Zachary Bruell’s flagship restaurant, Parallax, is a stylish restaurant that serves an inventive menu of fusion seafood and handmade sushi. One of six successful dining establishments owned by Bruell, Parallax offers a menu of contemporary cuisine with dishes such as Sesame Crusted Salmon, Red Curry Cobia, Tempura Lobster Tail, Grilled Hanger Steak, Pork Shank Pad Thai, and Choucroute Garnie. Parallax offers diners a choice of á la carte or prix fixe menus and an extensive menu of fine wines, handcrafted cocktails, and imported spirits to pair with each dish."

"A photo posted by Ben Wellick Baldwin V (@ben_wellick_baldwin_v) on Jun 15, 2015 at 4:20pm PDT. Delicious Asian fusion food can be hard to find, but if you're in Cleveland look no further than Parallax. They have a menu full of Asian-inspired dishes and a full sushi menu that's much fancier than your local takeout hotspot."