Dough Doughnuts Handmade brioche doughnuts and coffee on the Upper West Side
✡ IKC Location: New York, New York
Organizer: Dough Doughnuts
About UWS is now a kosher Doughnut haven Dough Doughnuts, the artisanal doughnut brand known for its handmade brioche-style offerings, is opening a new storefront on the Upper West Side. Located at 133 West 72nd Street, the shop opened at the beginning of December, ahead of the Chanukah season. Founded in 2010 in the Bed-Stuy area […]
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Dine-in Takeout Delivery Wheelchair accessible Serves coffee Serves dessert Price level: Mid-range
Activities & entertainment Monday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Thursday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Friday: 8:00 AM – 7:00 PM Saturday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PM Sunday: 9:00 AM – 7:00 PMLocation Address: 14 West 19th Street at, 5th Ave, New York, NY 10011, USA
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Dough Doughnuts has established itself as a premier destination for artisanal, brioche-style doughnuts on the Upper West Side. Since its inception in 2010 in Brooklyn, the brand has expanded its footprint across Manhattan, bringing its signature thick, airy dough and vibrant glazes to a dedicated local following. This specific location on West 72nd Street serves as a convenient stop for residents and visitors looking for a premium dessert experience.
The Upper West Side storefront arrived just in time for the Chanukah season, adding a high-end option for traditional sufganiyot-inspired treats. Known for a commitment to handmade quality, the bakery avoids the automated processes found in mass-market chains, ensuring each doughnut has a unique, rustic appearance. Whether you are a local regular or a tourist exploring the neighborhood, the shop provides a welcoming atmosphere for anyone with a sweet tooth.
About the area Situated at 133 West 72nd Street, this bakery occupies a prime location in the heart of the Upper West Side. It is positioned between the 72nd Street subway station (servicing the 1, 2, and 3 lines) and Central Park, making it an easy detour for commuters or those spending an afternoon in the park. The street itself is a major thoroughfare known for its high concentration of kosher-friendly establishments and Jewish residential life.
The proximity to Broadway and Columbus Avenue places visitors in one of the most walkable sections of Manhattan. The surrounding blocks are filled with brownstones and apartment buildings that have housed the city's Jewish community for generations. Being located on 72nd Street puts the shop on the same corridor as several notable synagogues and kosher retailers, making it a natural fit for the observant lifestyle of the area.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Upper West Side is one of the most prominent Jewish hubs in Manhattan, home to iconic institutions such as the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue (Congregation Shearith Israel) and Congregation B'nai Jeshurun. These historic sites are within walking distance, making the area a natural destination for those seeking a Jewish cultural environment.
For those observing Shabbat, the neighborhood is well within the Manhattan Eruv, allowing for easier movement on Saturdays. Additionally, the West Side Mikvah is a long-standing communal resource located nearby on West 74th Street. The presence of these facilities ensures that visitors can maintain their religious observances while enjoying the local amenities.
The cultural life of the area is enriched by the Jewish Community Center (JCC) Manhattan on Amsterdam Avenue and the Zabar family’s legendary food emporiums. Walking through these streets provides a sense of the deep-rooted history of New York’s Jewish community, from its historic architecture to the bustling kosher foot traffic on 72nd Street.
What to expect Visitors to Dough Doughnuts can expect a sophisticated take on the classic American pastry. Unlike standard cake doughnuts, these are made from a yeast-based brioche dough that is prepared in small batches throughout the day. This results in a texture that is notably larger, fluffier, and more bread-like than typical doughnuts. The flavors often rotate but typically include staples such as Hibiscus, Glazed, and Cinnamon Sugar, alongside seasonal specialties.
The interior of the shop is designed with a modern, clean aesthetic that allows the colorful doughnuts to take center stage. While there is space for limited dine-in seating, many patrons choose to take their orders to go or utilize local delivery services. In addition to desserts, the establishment serves coffee, providing a complete snack experience for those on the move.
The shop is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all members of the community can visit comfortably. Pricing falls within the mid-range category, reflecting the artisanal nature and size of the products. For those keeping kosher, the IKC certification provides the necessary oversight for the ingredients used in the baking process, and the shop is categorized under both "Milky" and "Parev" tags depending on the specific toppings and fillings available.
Frequently asked questions Which hashgacha (kosher certification) does Dough Doughnuts have? Dough Doughnuts on 72nd Street is certified kosher by the IKC (International Kosher Council).
Is the dough dairy or pareve? The doughnuts are handmade using a brioche-style dough, which contains dairy (Milky) and eggs. Always check the specific flavor labels for seasonal variations.
Where exactly on the Upper West Side is this location? The shop is located at 133 West 72nd Street, New York, NY 10023, near the intersection of Broadway.
Can I eat inside the shop? Yes, this location offers dine-in seating, as well as takeout and delivery options. Each store is also wheelchair accessible.