Top Pot Hand-Forged Doughnuts - Seattle

These donuts were delicious, but the real jewel was the employees. Absolutely beautiful experience of the two ladies working. The maple old-fashioned was an outstanding joy. Cookies and cream donut were also excellent. Earl gray tea and peppermint tea were also nice.

Probably good selection of donuts (not at my time of visit), delicious coffee, nice staff, wonderful interior and good location in the city. Unfortunately, I did not like the strawberry sprinkles so much, otherwise I have nothing to complain about this place. The whole room is open and has a great atmosphere.

A great place to stop and start your day. Everyone was so nice and helpful. I ordered a oatmilk shark tea an apple fritter that was for to die. Will definitely be back for another donut before I go home!

We stopped for coffee and donut and were not disappointed. My favorite was the lemon old-fashioned donut, and the maple frosted chocolate cake was a tight second. The whole business is very nice, with a very neat wall of books and a funny staircase on an upper level for more seats. On the ground floor they have a water fountain and some cups to get your own water, which I thought was a good idea. Overall a very nice visit, we would recommend everyone and would come back.

After searching high and low for some good donuts in Seattle, we found the Top Pot location in SLU that was open on Labor Day. I know this is technically a coffee place but for us, their donuts were the main event. The location we visited had great decor inside, much better than your typical coffee/donut spot. Both opposing side walls were covered in massive bookcases that stretched two stories to the ceiling. The lofted second floor had a sizable dining area where you can sit and eat, read or write (in typical Seattle fashion . We got some (great! coffee and a half dozen donuts that came in a box with wonderful branding. I love that this place has a wide variety of BOTH cake and Old Fashioned (sour cream style donuts. We got an old fashioned lemon, old fashioned glazed, old fashioned chocolate glazed, blueberry fritter, cookies and cream, and a raspberry chocolate glazed. They were all really good but the fritter was the tea link. I would stick with the old fashioned varieties. I think these may be some of the best donuts in Seattle, at least they certainly have the biggest variety!