Glazed & Infused Doughnuts

The service is SOOOOO AMAZING!!! The doughnuts were out of this world delicious. But as awesome as everything was Josh made it even better. He immediately made us feel welcome, treated us like regulars, and even went above and beyond to help us find a perfect bar to go to. We loved this location and Josh and have already recommend other family members go there on their vacation. We might be out of staters, but Josh we appreciate you treating us so well. We will see you when we are back next year! (Happy Pride and Sangria Saturdays)

Hands down best doughnuts I’ve ever had. Stumbled across this place per happenstance. Glad I did!

Donuts were big and delicious, however, there are some better options if you want some custom home made donuts.

What’s a trip to a dope city without doughnuts? No trip at all.
When I saw Glazed & Infused was an easy walk away from my hotel pretty much right off Lakeshore, I committed to a ‘wake up before everyone else’ morning to get some. This location is in a hotel lobby just to the right when you enter. For a Sunday morning, it was obviously busy. There was only one person staffed to accommodate a large line. No complaints on him — he was efficient and so kind but I think he should have some help on weekend mornings.
For $ 30 you can grab 1 dozen doughnuts. After reading off 9 doughnuts for my order I looked in the box and said «OK Sarah… that’ll do, pig» and stopped there. But my bill was $ 26… I should have just tried 3 more ;)
The favorites among the girls were the sprinkled, vanilla bean & chocolate. These doughnuts all had the perfect ‘not too cake-​ee and not to dough-​ee ratio and were so obviously fresh. The chocolate shavings on the chocolate doughnut melted in my mouth. …I wonder how much they charge to ship to Tulsa?

Great morning stop before touring the city, shopping or walking along the lakefront. I always bring my friends who are visiting Chicago to grab donuts here before a long day. The donuts are absolutely delicious and always have a unique flavor. The red velvet donut is amazing.

One of my new favorites. Its almost hidden away in the Raffaello hotel. I tried the pumpkin spice latte and donut they were both awesome! I forgot to mention the wonderful staff! Very quick and attentive.

My first visit was this past summer where I had the most delicious peanut butter and jelly donut. Unfortunately my past visit was disappointing. We came 30 minutes before closing and got the old fashioned and vanilla glazed donuts. Was nothing unique or spectacular so that was disappointing. Will try again.

May be my favorite donut shop in the world, definitely best in Chicago! The maple/​bacon is scary but well worth it. The sprinkle glazed completely wowed the kids — a bit sugary though

Really hard to find; it’s tucked away in the Raffaello hotel, and even once you’re inside the lobby it’s tucked around the corner from the entrance. Doughnuts were huge but also pretty expensive, and I was surprised by a heavy cream cheese frosting on one. Coffee was fine but nothing to write home about.

Great donuts! Coffee goes well too. Had a great selection and the staff were very friendly! I’ll be back for more!

These were pretty good! They definitely satisfy a sweet tooth. They tasted fresh even though its obvious they weren’t baked on site. We came on a saturday morning which probably helped. It took us a few minutes to figure out where this store was. There is no sign. Its inside a hotel lobby. I would like to try other flavors. Extra points for experimenting with flavors!

Wow! The selection is outstanding — the quality is so good! The staff is funny and honest. Cannot say enough about these guilty pleasures!

Share the donuts so you can try all the flavors! So decadent. I gave 4 stars because I wish there was a larger seating area. It’s a small shop.

I’ve tried so many maple bacon donuts and was really excited to try Glazed and Infused. While the donut was huge and had a big piece of bacon, I felt it lacked in the maple flavor. The donut wasn’t fresh like what I expected. There’s even a microwave with instructions to warm up your donut for 7 seconds. It was mediocre to me.

The actually shop is situated in the lobby of the Raffaello Hotel. I opted for their chocolate donut which was on point. If you love chocolate, this should be your go to donut. The actual donut itself I found to be a bit more like a dense moist chocolate cake than a traditional fluffy donut. But I really enjoyed it! Think chocolate cake dipped in chocolate and topped off with chocolate bits. Will definitely come by again earlier to hopefully try the bacon maple bar I saw in pictures.
‘Til next time, cheers!

This is the BEST donut place! My favorites are the chocolate doughnut, and the sprinkles donut, but ALL are good. You have to get an assortment and share with a bunch of people so you can taste everything. Boxes of doughnuts are perfect for birthdays! They have doughnut holes as well that are awesome. Maple bacon is soooo good and the Apple fritter is too! They are the most decadent doughnuts you will ever taste!

I may be spoiled in the donut department. My home donut joint makes em with such frequency and freshness that any place with an off site bakery is starting from behind with me.
That said, I appreciated the creativity of these donuts. Apple fritter was good, not too sweet, kind of biscuit-​ey. Apricot streusel was subtle, light. Just a hint of apricot. And the vanilla glazed was eaten so quickly by my friend that I didn’t even really have a chance to ask for a taste. I’m assuming that’s a good sign!
My coffee was delicious. But this is not really a place for hanging out, more a place for grabbing a donut and going up to your hotel room to shelter from the crazy blizzard outside.

If you re into «sweets» like me to compliment your personality. These donuts are great. They also have some eclectic ingredients combinations, like bacon added. The price is OK. Hard to find parking though since it’s located in the busy area of downtown Chicago, but after eating all these calories you could probably use couple of miles walk anyway.

I had the apple fritter, which is as close to a cinnamon roll as you can get, with big chunks of apple. It was delicious. The wife had an egg nogg doughnut was very good, but she thought could have more eggnog filling (⁴⁄₅). They start in the West Loop and have five locations and are expanding into the loop. Red Velvet, Hot chocolate snowballs, cranberry orange glazed, peppermint Oreo Royale and more. Also coffees teas drinks. In the lobby of a hotel around the corner.

We ordered the Maple Bacon, Apple Cider, Old Fashioned, Carmel Pecan Pumpkin, and the Coconut doughnuts. Our total was around $ 20 for 5 donuts.
The maple bacon was good. The apple cider was my favorite. The old fashioned was too sweet. The carmel pecan pumpkin had too much going on and was hard to eat. And the coconut was just average. Didn’t think it was worth the $ 20– plus the service wasnt anything great.

Stopped by here last week when I was visiting Chicago. It was near my hotel, just off the magnificent mile. I tried two donuts, which tasted very fresh. They didn’t have the donut I wanted because they only make certain donuts each day, but the ones I chose were delicious as well.

First off I was super confused as to where this place was. You actually have to go into a hotel lobby and it’s right around the corner. This is not an actual bakery. Just a small storefront. They sell about 10 different kinds of donuts.
We had the sprinkles, red velvet, apple fritter and a maple bacon. For 6 donuts it was 18.50. They were okay. Nothing to rave about. I love donuts but these weren’t anything magical.
The two ladies working the counter were nice at least.

Red Velvet? Crème Brulee? They had neither which were at the top of my daughters list.
Even with those out the window, Lucy Y. made a great recommendation!
I loved the maple bacon which really did get my day started off right while my daughter thought the Passion Fruit White Chocolate was great.
They rotate some flavors which depending on what you are craving, can be either a great thing or a miss.
When you walk though the doors of the Raffaello Hotel, immediately turn right and you’re there.
Mmmmmmmmmm…

Hidden inside a hotel, where I would never even notice it, is this little gourmet gem. I went with a coworker around noon, and there was still a solid variety of doughnuts available (I had been warned that as the day goes on the pickings are slim).
I went with the cherry granola doughnut (pretending to be healthy), and it was really good, and very filling. The sole employee there was very cheerful and helpful.
Minus one star because it’s crazy pricey (although for an occasional indulgence, not a big deal) and because the menu just lists general prices («2.50÷3÷3.75» or whatever the increments are), but there’s no listing of what doughnut is what price. I know the selection probably changes, but even just a little name plate and price by each selection in the display case would be helpful.

Crème brûlée-​filled. That’s all you need to know.
The crème brûlée was phenom. The glaze isn’t a glaze– it’s mostly a cracked, crispy, chewy honey-​like thin crust, sugary but not gritty. It manages to be sticky, drippy but also small crunchy glass like bits here and there. Amazing! The filling was rich and good, as was the donut itself, but that glaze and texture– truly unique and tasty. (Need more adjectives???)
I had other donuts that were less memorable, and there were others I’d like to try in the future, but holy moly, the crème brûlée filled was out of this world!
(This was a stop on a chocolate tour, and it was right before closing, so they were unloading lots of a particular other donut on us, but I happily paid full-​price for my crème brûlée.)