National donut day: three great donut shops you missed today

TOMS RIVER, NJ – June 6, 2025 – It’s National Donut Day, and Ocean County is ready to indulge in some of the sweetest, most delectable treats around. From innovative creations to timeless classics, three local donut shops—Uncle Dood’s, OB-CO’s, and Village Donuts—are stealing the spotlight as the go-to spots for donut lovers across the region.

For some of these places, you have to get up pretty early in the morning to take advantage of their goodness because once they’re sold out, they’re done.

In Toms River, Uncle Dood’s Donuts is redefining the donut experience with its made-to-order masterpieces. Known for bold, playful flavors like French Toast and the quirky Bunny Poop, this shop delivers warm, melt-in-your-mouth donuts that keep customers lining up. “It’s not just a donut; it’s an adventure,” said one enthusiastic patron, clutching a box of colorful creations.

Just down the road, OB-CO’s Donuts remains a beloved staple since opening its doors in 1953. This Toms River gem specializes in crispy-edged buttermilk donuts, crafted fresh daily with a nod to tradition. Locals rave about the simple yet perfect glazed and chocolate-dipped varieties, making OB-CO’s a nostalgic must-visit on this sugary holiday.

Meanwhile, in Jackson, Village Donuts is winning hearts with its fluffy, traditional offerings. From jelly-filled to cream-stuffed delights, these donuts pair perfectly with a morning coffee. “It’s the kind of place that feels like home,” said a regular, savoring a powdered sugar classic.

As Ocean County joins the nation in celebrating National Donut Day, these three shops prove there’s a donut for every craving. Whether you’re after a creative twist, a retro favorite, or a timeless treat, Uncle Dood’s, OB-CO’s, and Village Donuts have you covered. So grab a box, share the sweetness, and make today a little more delicious!

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