Most orderedThe mixed dozen
Twelve donuts, glazed rings and filled
$30
Glaze and Ring fries ring and filled donuts every morning from dough proved overnight. Order a box for the office, a tower for a birthday, or just come to the hatch on your way to the train.

Order by 15:00 and your box is fried, filled and packed the next morning. Every box is made the same day it leaves the shop.
Most orderedTwelve donuts, glazed rings and filled
$30

Six donuts, a little of everything
$16

Our plainest ring, and the one we sell most
$15

Round, sugared and filled to the middle
$13

Bite sized rounds for sharing
$8

Forty to a hundred donuts stacked on a stand, glazed in your colours
Price on enquiry
EnquireDelivery runs before 9:00 on weekdays within the town, with its fee shown at checkout. To collect instead, order at the counter or by phone.
Eight donuts, sold singly at the counter. The sugar column is our honest estimate for one donut, worked out from our own recipes, so you can see which ones are the sweetest.
| Donut | Each | Sugar, about | Contains |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic glazed ring | $2.80 | 12 g | Gluten, milk, egg |
| Cinnamon sugar ring | $2.80 | 11 g | Gluten, milk, egg |
| Chocolate glazed ring | $3.00 | 15 g | Gluten, milk, egg, soy |
| Maple and pecan ring | $3.40 | 16 g | Gluten, milk, egg, pecan |
| Pistachio and rose ring | $3.60 | 14 g | Gluten, milk, egg, pistachio |
| Raspberry jam filled | $3.20 | 18 g | Gluten, milk, egg |
| Vanilla custard filled | $3.40 | 17 g | Gluten, milk, egg |
| Lemon curd filled | $3.40 | 19 g | Gluten, milk, egg |
Glaze is poured by hand, so one donut can carry a little more or less than the figure shown. A donut is a sweet treat, and these numbers are here so nobody has to guess.

The dough is mixed in the evening and left to prove slowly in the cold, which gives a lighter ring with a better chew. The fryer goes on at five, and the first trays are glazed while they are still warm enough to take a thin, even coat.
Small batches go in every hour until the early afternoon, so a donut bought at eleven is rarely more than an hour old. Whatever is left at closing goes to a local shelter the same day.
For orders of three boxes or more, send the enquiry form below and we come back with a price and a delivery time within a working day.
Boxes of twelve delivered before nine, labelled by flavour, with napkins and a list of what each donut contains.
Glazes in your colours, a mix of rings and filled, and donut holes for the youngest guests, cut small.
A stacked tower of forty to a hundred donuts on a stand, set up at the venue on the morning.
Large orders need two working days of notice, and a week for towers. Payment is arranged directly with the shop once the order is confirmed.
Every donut lists what it contains above. Below is every allergen that passes over our bench.
Everything is made on one bench and fried in one fryer, so traces of nuts and the other allergens can reach any donut. Allergen rules and labels vary from country to country, so ask us before ordering if an allergy is severe.
Pecan and pistachio pieces on two of our rings can be a choking risk for young children. For little ones, choose a plain ring or cut donuts into small pieces, and keep an eye on them while they eat.
From the hatch at dawn to a wedding tower, with the custard bench in between.






Ordered three dozen for a Monday meeting and they arrived at quarter to nine, each box labelled. The custard ones went first.
The sugar figures on the menu are a nice touch. Easy to pick the cinnamon ring for the kids and save the lemon curd for later.
A tower of sixty in pale pink for a wedding brunch. Set up on time, and the stand came back to the shop the next day without any fuss.
They are best on the day they are fried. Filled donuts keep until the next morning in the fridge, and glazed rings can be warmed for a few seconds to soften them.
Not at the moment. Our dough uses wheat flour, milk and egg, and everything shares one fryer, so we cannot make a donut that is safe for those allergies.
By 15:00 the day before for up to two boxes. For three boxes or more, send the enquiry form two working days ahead so the dough can be planned.
Pick a mix when you add a box to your bag. For a box made exactly to your list, write it in the enquiry form or call the shop.
Only on birthday orders, and only when asked. The everyday trays carry glaze, cinnamon sugar, pecans and pistachio.
Weekend delivery is available for celebration orders booked through the enquiry form. Weekday office delivery runs before 9:00.
Tell us the date, roughly how many people, and the flavours or colours you have in mind. A price and a delivery slot follow before the next working day closes.
The hatch on the station side opens at half past six for anyone running for a train. Inside, there are six stools at the window.
A corner shop on the high street by the station, with a hatch for early commuters
| Monday to Friday | 6:30 to 14:00 |
| Saturday | 7:30 to 15:00 |
| Sunday | 8:00 to 13:00, or until sold out |
On busy Saturdays the filled donuts sell out before eleven. Order a box the day before and it is kept behind the counter for you.
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Nobody has ever queued at Glaze and Ring Donuts, yet its page shows how a donut shop can sell boxes online and still feel like the hatch on the corner. A baker dipping rings into glaze opens the page beside a box of twelve, with buttons to order a box or ask about a big order. Six boxes with prices and simple options follow, then a table of eight donuts with prices, estimated sugar and allergens. A dark band on the overnight dough, three cards for offices and celebrations and a plain allergen section with a choking note for small children come next. Photos, example reviews, six answers and an order enquiry form close a page that is honest about sugar without ever scolding.
A donut shop on AI Web Maker starts by describing its flavours, boxes and delivery times, and from that the builder sketches a first store, boxes and all. Customers choose options, fill a bag and pay at a checkout that adds the delivery fee, while towers and other unpriced items carry an Enquire button. Discount codes can be handed out for quiet mornings, and neither the draft nor its previews are billed. Once the boxes are on sale, the shop pays $19 for each month of hosting, or $119 for a whole year of mornings, and buys its domain apart from that. These notes explain why each part of the Glaze and Ring example sits where it does.