Best Donuts in Dallas + Dallas Donut Tour FAQ

In Dallas, our Lowest Greenville Donut & Sweet Treats Tour is a walking food tour through one of the city's liveliest neighborhoods, mixing donuts, churros, French pastries and cool drinks with colorful murals, Texas-themed shopping and the story of the famous dancing Tango frogs.

Lowest Greenville is the lively southern stretch of Greenville Avenue, just northeast of downtown, packed with local restaurants, coffee shops, bakeries, boutiques and street art. It's an easy, walkable neighborhood, which makes it the perfect place for a sweet stroll.

Our Dallas: Lowest Greenville Donut & Sweet Treats Tour visits some of the neighborhood's most-loved sweet spots: Voodoo Doughnut, Tacos Y Mas, Village Baking Co. and La La Land Kind Cafe, with stops like JOY Macarons on select days. Lineup may vary depending on the day of the week or the season. Along the way you'll see colorful murals, browse Texas-themed goods at a local mercantile, take in a view of the Downtown Dallas skyline, and meet the famous dancing Tango frogs at Truck Yard.

Every stop has its fans, and every tour brings out new favorites. Guests love the chocolate ring and pink frosted donuts at Voodoo Doughnut, the warm churros at Tacos Y Mas, the French-style pastries and chocolate cake at Village Baking Co., the refreshing drinks at La La Land, and the colorful macarons at JOY Macarons.

Some of Lowest Greenville's most-loved sweet spots are on our tour, including Voodoo Doughnut, Tacos Y Mas, Village Baking Co. and La La Land Kind Cafe, with JOY Macarons on select days. Lineup may vary by day and season.

Your guide hand-picks a lineup that shows off the best of each stop, so you get to try treats you might not have ordered on your own. Many guests discover a brand-new favorite this way.

You'll enjoy treats at four stops, from donuts and churros to French pastries and a drink, with portions sized so you can try a little of everything.

The tour starts at Voodoo Doughnut on Greenville Avenue, so there's no doubt you're on a donut tour from the very first bite. It wraps up in the heart of Lowest Greenville, often with a group photo at Truck Yard, a great spot to keep exploring after your tour.

The tour stays in Lowest Greenville, the walkable southern stretch of Greenville Avenue just northeast of downtown, passing murals on Oram Street and Sears Street, a view of the Downtown Dallas skyline, and the Tango frogs at Truck Yard.

About two hours of walking, tasting and Dallas stories.

Dallas summers are no joke, so we offer morning and early evening tours to help you beat the heat. We make the most of air-conditioned stops along the way, and we recommend bringing water, sunscreen and comfortable shoes.

Most donut tours in Dallas operate rain or shine unless weather conditions become unsafe.

The Underground Donut Tour in Dallas does its best to accommodate dietary restrictions and preferences whenever possible.

Absolutely. Little ones love the donuts, churros and colorful murals, and families are always welcome.

Accessibility can vary slightly by route in Dallas, but many tours are designed to be accessible. Guests are encouraged to contact the tour directly for specific accommodations.

Definitely! Local guests discover new shops and hidden stories in a neighborhood they thought they knew, from the history behind the Tango frogs to the murals tucked along the side streets. It's also a great way to show visiting friends and family a fun side of Dallas.

Yes. Private group tours are available in Dallas for birthdays, corporate outings, student groups, and celebrations.