Ingram’s Donut & Bakery

Ingram’s Donuts is my kids go-​to place for summertime donuts. The owners always greet me with a smile, baked fresh goods, and kind words. They’re great folks.

This is a wonderful little family owned bakery. I’ve been there several times and the service is always great. Fresh baked goods at an extremely affordable price. My only complaint is that the coffee could be a little higher quality. It’s strong and gets the job done though!

This little bakery is on my way to the dog park and for the past month I’ve been treating myself to a donut and a cup of coffee every Saturday morning. Drive-​thru. $ 2. Boom.
You can pick what kind of glaze you want, and add toppings if you want. Pretty standard. I’m quite fond of chocolate with coconut on top. :)

Servicable bakery.
They don’t have kolaches, but they do have «sausage rolls», which tasted a LOT like kolaches to me, lol. They also have the normal offering of donuts, muffins, etc. All are good.
I wouldn’t go out of my way to stop by Ingram’s but if you are in the neighborhood and looking for carbs, it’s worth a stop.

Ingram’s is conveniently located off Abrams and NW Hwy as I head to work each morning. This past week, I had the idea to pick up some donuts to bring in to work for my team. The service at Ingram’s was attentive, the facility was clean, the donuts were fresh, and my team was very pleased with the treat!
I got a dozen glazed donut holes, a dozen chocolate iced donut holes, and a half dozen mini apple fritters. I loved all the bite-​sized options available, which were perfect to share with a group! The price was fair at $ 7 for my order; I think each dozen donut holes are about $ 2, and the mini apple fritters were about $ 0.50 each. My co-​worker claimed the apple fritters were the best he’d had in Dallas! Everything was finger-​licking good!

Best kolaches ever! A must go for Saturday mornings!

Mmmm. Donuts.
The donuts here are really good, widely varied and Southern style — they’re actually sweet, not like the bland hockey pucks from Dunkin’ Donuts.
Go in — they have a drive-​thru, but I don’t know how you can pick a dozen assorted donuts without seeing what they have that day.
After your sweet tooth is satisfied, the real reason to go is the kolaches. (When I was young, they were «Pigs in a Blanket», but it’s much cooler to say «kolaches.») Small sausages wrapped in dough. Wow. They would have made Homer Simpson rethink his devotion to donuts.