Best Donuts in Sunset Beach

"Southie Coffee is a trendy coffee shop that offers organic quality espresso and coffee, pastries, smoothies, a full menu, and more!. They also have really great gluten-free and vegan options available. We highly recommend ordering one of the empanadas to go with your coffee for a burst of flavors that you didn’t know you needed!"

"Larry’s on Gulf Boulevard has St. Pete Beach’s largest selection of homemade ice cream, only a seven-minute stroll from Caprice Resort. Fill a giant waffle cone with one of their original flavors which includes birthday cake, Reese’s, cappuccino chip, and strawberry cheesecake. Larry’s also has specialty sundaes, malts, flurries, and floats."

"For 30 years, Larry’s Ice Cream & Gelato has been a staple in the St. Pete Beach community. They’ve been serving up homemade waffle cones (which you can smell before you walk in!) and over 100 flavors of rich, creamy ice cream. They have some standard favorites, like birthday cake, butter pecan, and cookies ‘n’ cream."

"I should have read the reviews first about going when their sign is lit up. I ordered a dozen from Uber eats and it arrive..."

"Slinging doughnuts out a custom 1963 Airstream in Riverview, Remi’s Minis is worth the drive, peeps. We are personally big fans of the mini doughnut experience as it is like a tasting of doughnuts – a fling, if you will – versus a full-on commitment. And Remi’s has a wonderful selection of flavors like Pineapple Buttercream, Churro, Maple Bacon and S’more – ok, and we are a sucker for the chocolate emoji mini – we give in."

"If you’re looking for a donut shop with all the well-known favorites look no further than Turner Donut Shop. They’ve been selling the Bradenton locals their donuts since the 1960’s and for good reason. While you can get the classic glazed or jelly-filled here, you’ll also notice some more unique flavors like honeydew."

"Spend the morning fishing on the Skyway Bridge or shopping in Downtown St. Petersburg. While in Downtown, visit the Salvador Dalí Museum, intriguing both inside and out. Catch an evening baseball game with the Tampa Bay Rays at Tropicana Field, with the required dinner of ballpark hot dogs and cold beers. Alternatively, enjoy seafood and waterfront views at 400 Beach Seafood and Tap House, within walking distance of The Vinoy Renaissance Resort & Golf Club, where you should stay for the night."

"Looming across the entrance to Tampa Bay is the four-mile-long Sunshine Skyway Bridge, connecting St. Petersburg to Manatee County on I-275. The bridge was built in the 1980s after the original bridge collapsed after being hit by a freighter during a storm. For a toll of only $1.50, it’s worth the ride to see this architectural wonder and get a high view of Tampa Bay."

"The popular outdoor-dining hall features 12+ unique shipping container food concepts, with everything from pizza (Corners Pizza) and barbeque (Murph’s BBQ), to tacos (Gallito) and NEW acai bowls from Fit Bowl Co. Bring the whole family to Sparkman Wharf for waterfront dining, movies and live music on the event lawn, or take things inside for upscale bowling at Splitsville."

"The gorgeous dining garden, located outdoors on a waterfront, features ten of Tampa’s best restaurants that experiment with new culinary concepts. You’ll also find picture-worthy spots in the Fermented Reality Biergarten, with over 30 taps and an emphasis on Florida craft beer, and at Splitsville Southern + Social. Image credit: Kevin Michaels Images; model: Jordan Taylor"

"Situated along Garrison Channel in downtown Tampa, Sparkman Wharf celebrates the best of Tampa – good weather, waterfront views, music, craft beer, and exceptional dining. View this post on Instagram. Take time to take it all in."

"Five minutes north of downtown, Sunken Gardens is a fantastic escape from the bustle of St. Pete. Often dubbed the city’s oldest living museum, the botanical paradise houses some of West Central Florida’s most colorful native tropical plants. Spend time wandering through its lush landscapes, soaking up exotic species from around the globe."

"There are several botanical gardens in St. Pete and nearby suburbs. The largest is the Florida Botanical Gardens in Largo. Over 100 acres of gardens are devoted to tropical plants, fruit, cactus, roses, topiaries, and a wedding garden that can hold large or more intimate weddings."

"Denny’s in Arcadian Heights, First Watch, and Mickey’s Cafe & Organics are some popular choices that are said to offer healthy options. Enter your address to see if they offer delivery to your address."

"EVOS is a local fast food chain that focuses on making your favorite fast food dishes more healthy, like using organic or vegan ingredients and air-baking their french fries instead of using the deep fryer. They use naturally raised beef and chicken and wild-caught Alaskan Salmon. The end result is a reduction in calories, fat, and processed ingredients and an increase in fresh, delicious flavor."

"When your little ones are begging for fast food, but you’re in the mood for something healthier, EVOS makes a great compromise. The menu includes classic items such as hamburgers, chicken strips, salads, and wraps, but instead of deep-frying, the restaurant uses a healthier Airbake method. Plus, all meats are humanely and naturally raised."

"7220 Manatee Ave W, Bradenton, FL 34209-3439Italian, PizzaLunch, Dinner, Late NightDelivery, Takeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Parking Available, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Accepts Credit Cards, Table Service[email protected]+1 941-795-1111http://www.dannyspizzaflorida.com"

"The large number of manatees that are seen in the Tampa Electric power station’s discharge canal has resulted in many people flocking to the Manatee viewing center in order to feast their eyes on these creatures. The Manatee Viewing Center enables you to view and learn more about manatees as well as immersing yourself in their environment. In addition, you can head outside and enjoy places such as the stunning butterfly gardens and gorgeous surroundings."

"Manatees are amazing and this is a great free attraction in the colder months that all the family can enjoy. Observation of this endangered species of marine mammals is experienced from the purpose-built boardwalks and observation decks. When the bay waters get colder, the manatees congregate in large numbers near the TECO power plant to take advantage of the clean, warm water in the station's discharge canal."

"Tampa Electric Manatee Viewing Center was born from the discharge canal of the city’s power station. Because this clean Tampa Bay water was used to cool a power unit, it warmed before it released back into the bay via the canal. Manatees naturally began converging in the warm water during cold weather."