Looking for old-fashioned doughnuts? Check out Dandee Donuts in Hollywood (with more locations a to be found further north) where the menu features over 50 different varieties of doughnut. Expect the classics like glazed cruller, old fashioned chocolate dip, and Bavarian cream — but don’t miss out on the more unusual flavors like apple cider glazed or pistachio.

Doral’s Sweet Mini Donuts is true to its name as its menu features mini doughnuts that are usually seen at fairs and carnivals. These tiny doughnuts can be ordered as a half dozen, dozen, or a bucket-o-minis (two and a half dozen) and can be covered in powdered sugar or cinnamon sugar. Those craving a bit more excitement can opt for one of the special glazes with flavors including original glaze, strawberry, cookies and cream, caramel, lemon, or chocolate.

Cakes may be the namesake at Bunnie Cakes, but this Wynwood bakeshop also has a selection of adorable mini heart shaped doughnuts. Flavors may vary, but one can always guarantee that like all of the delicious creations at Bunnie Cakes, they are completely vegan treats.

One of the OG Miami donut shops, Mojo Donuts’ first shop was in Pembroke Pines, but made its way to Miami a few years ago — and added fried chicken to the menu. At this doughnut shop, guests can expect a larger than life menu of doughnuts each day with fun rotating flavors like the Esmeralda doughnut, which is a raspberry glazed donut covered in Nutella and dunked in crushed Oreos with strawberry mousse and a strawberry drizzle.

It’s nearly impossible to talk about doughnuts in Miami without mentioning The Salty Donut. The original location in Wynwood often boasted lines that would wrap about the block at all times as doughnut lovers from all over the world flocked to try these decadent pastries. Now these small cake-sized doughnuts can be found in South Miami as well. Stars of the show include the maple bacon and the Miami inspired guava + cheese, though Salty is known to drop special doughnut releases often.