Best Donuts in New Braunfels

"It’s not typically a good sign when a donut shop is known their tacos, but Original Donut Shop isn’t your typical donut haunt. Here’s the proof: they have a Fruity Pebbles Donut. Covered with your childhood’s favorite cereal, the warm, chewy donut with send you straight back to 5th grade."

"San Antonians do not mess around with their breakfast tacos and The Original Donut Shop was voted as having the best. Their tortillas are fresh, and you can put anything your little heart desires into the tacos."

"Indulge in a chocolate or sprinkle-topped donut or splurge on one covered in Nutella, rainbow cereal or Lucky Charms. Celebrating a special occasion at home?. The donut shop is taking orders for donuts shaped into letters to celebrate birthdays, anniversaries and more."

"They’re well known for their massive gourmet crafted donuts. And there’s always a donut of the month!. But once the donuts are gone that day, they’re gone, so get there early if there’s a flavor you want."

"The Art Of Donut, a spot to score doughnuts, coffee and tea, is another go-to, with four stars out of 168 Yelp reviews. Head over to 3428 N. St. Marys St. to try it for yourself."

"And then there's a location of the chain Duck Donuts, a local favorite with 4.5 stars out of 410 reviews. Stop by 11703 Huebner Road, Suite 113, to hit up the breakfast and brunch spot, which offers doughnuts and coffee and tea, next time you're in the mood. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"Finally, there's Duck Donuts, a local favorite with 4.5 stars out of 355 reviews. Stop by 11703 Huebner Road, Suite 113, to hit up the breakfast and brunch spot, which offers doughnuts and coffee and tea, next time the urge strikes. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"Located at 11703 Huebner Road, Suite 113, the breakfast and brunch spot, which offers doughnuts, coffee and tea, is the highest rated doughnut shop in San Antonio, boasting 4.5 stars out of 335 reviews on Yelp."

"With 4.5 stars out of 90 reviews on Yelp, the doughnut destination has proven to be a local favorite. "Easily my favorite doughnut spot in San Antonio," said Yelper Phil M. "I'll pass on the other franchises for Snowflake any day of the week. If you somehow get tired of doughnuts, their pastries are delicious as well!"

"Snowflake has a wide variety of quality options, but their strong suit is a breakfast staple: the glazed donut. If you regularly wake up prior to 5am, you owe it to yourself to order a half dozen glazed donuts from this place and eat them by yourself before sunrise. You’ll thank us later."

"This hole in the wall is one of the shops to go to if you’re looking for inexpensive donuts. Where: 5802 Babcock Rd, San Antonio, TX 78240"

"It looks like any other strip-mall doughnut shop, but Old Fashion Donuts glows inside with icing in every shade of the doughnut rainbow, spiked with Fruity Pebbles, sprinkles, nuts, cinnamon — whatever you need to fill a box. The shop also turns out respectable apple fritters, bear claws and a cinnamon roll with swirled wings like a butterfly. 2914 Jones Maltsberger Road, Suite 103, 210-545-3326, no web presence."

"Sometimes you need a no-frills joint that will simply and effectively satiate your most primal donut desires. Old Fashion does that and does it quickly. Famous for their fast service, the joint will get you in and out in under five minutes, which is perfect for early morning breakfast runs for the office."

"Finally, there's Kolache Donuts, a local favorite with five stars out of 19 reviews. Stop by 6330 De Zavala Road to hit up the spot to score doughnuts and more next time you're looking to satisfy your cravings. This story was created automatically using local business data, then reviewed and augmented by an editor."

"Sure, it’s a regional chain, but there’s no denying the quality of Shipley’s. The donut holes are a perfect compliment to your light yet fluffy chocolate glazed donut. Order with a small coffee and you’re guaranteed to accomplish anything you set your mind to for the remainder of the day."

"This small shop serves up varieties of donuts along with coffee and kolaches. These are best when fresh, so if you’re an early riser, go to Shipley. Where: 6362 De Zavala Rd STE 101, San Antonio, TX 78249"

"It doesn’t look like much on the outside, these shops often get overlooked, but the quality and taste of these donuts are delicious. Check them out for yourself. Where: 15171 Judson Rd, San Antonio, TX 78247"

"Family-owned, there’s nothing more fulfilling than an array of donuts made every morning. This small shop also offers up small bites for breakfast and has a drive-thru. Where: 4535 Rigsby Ave, San Antonio, TX 78222"

"Celebrating all things bizarre and unusual, Ripley's Believe It or Not!. is the strangest place in San Antonio. Visitors can browse through 18 themed galleries with over 500 exhibits in this "Odditorium" and learn about the fascinating life of Mr. Ripley himself; from semi-pro baseball player and cartoonist to collector and curator of the world-famous museums."

"Kids and adults alike will get a kick out of all the strange and unbelievable things at Ripley’s Believe It or Not!. , the strangest place in San Antonio. Visitors can browse through 18 themed galleries with over 500 exhibits in this “Odditorium” dedicated to examining the bizarre and unusual phenomenon."

"Ripley’s displays a variety of oddities from the world’s tallest man to other strange things. You and your family can walk through 18 themed galleries with over 500 exhibits, examining bizarre and unusual phenomena. You’ll also learn about Mr. Ripley himself and his fascinating life."

"There are many historic places in San Antonio, one of them being the Spanish Governor’s Palace. It was built in the early 18th century and is the last standing remnants of the Presidio San Antonio de Béjar. This aristocratic Spanish Colonial in-town residence in Texas has perfectly furnished rooms and beautifully landscaped gardens."

"This is a historic building downtown built of adobe in the 18th century Spanish colonial style. I must admit I have never been inside, but I do like the look of the entry quite a bit!"

"The Briscoe Western Art Museum is a collections-based institution building upon art and artifacts that tell the vast and multifaceted story of the American West. Located on San Antonio's famed riverwalk, the institution is housed in San Antonio's first Public Library and newly constructed pavilion. The Briscoe Campus consists of the historic Museum building, the Jack Guenther Pavilion and the adjacent McNutt Courtyard and Sculpture Garden."

"Alamo St., Suite 102B in King William, the Italian spot, which offers gelato and more, is the highest-rated budget-friendly Italian restaurant in San Antonio, boasting 4.5 stars out of 256 reviews on Yelp. The site can tell you a thing or two more about South Alamode Panini & Gelato Company. "We originally started as A la Mode Gelato and were primarily at farmer's markets," per the history section of the business's Yelp profile."

"South Alamode takes pride in making its gelato and paninis with ingredients imported from Italy. While the shop is small, it’s located in Southtown making it the perfect opportunity to check out some local art. Where: 1420 S Alamo St, San Antonio, TX 78210"

"Order a panini to start or skip straight to dessert thanks to curbside pickup options for everything from strawberries and cream or tiramisu to mint and chocolate chunk or vanilla bean gelato."

"If you’ve ever driven down Main Street in Boerne you’ve likely seen the “Nautilus” kinetic wind sculpture by Jim Lapaso that sits at the edge of the sculpture garden outside of Texas Treasures Fine Art Gallery and Frame Shop. Opened nearly 10 years ago by Johnny Rosa, who previously ran a gallery in Santa Fe, the outdoor garden features a walking path and multiple sculptures, including the life-size “Watching Over Texas” by Ed Hayes, a bronze allegorical sculpture by world-renowned artist James N. Muir, works by Marianne Caroselli, Juan Dell Wade and others as well as a sculpture by local artist Erik Christianson, who has work at several area churches and is known for his “Bonfire Memorial” at Texas A&M University."

"This Austin-based chain known for its burgers and shakes probably isn’t the first place that comes to mind when searching for the best vegan restaurants in San Antonio. But after trying vegan burgers all over the city, we were left thinking “Hopdoddy does it better”. They have two plant-based patty options — the well-known Impossible Burger and the Soul Patty made with vegetable protein, rice, millet, carrots, and garam masala."

"Whether you’re craving an El Diablo with habaneros and Serrano peppers or a classic Angus beef burger with cheese, this Austin-based chain comes through. Along with burgers and fries, guests can order a “Quarantine Together Kit” that includes ingredients to make burgers, truffle fries and more at home with the family. There’s even pretzels and Nutella dip for snacking."

"If you’re looking for a bold, exquisite and incredible burger, Hopdoddy is the right place. I had never tried them and as a fan of burgers, this was in my... (210) 434-2337Order online"