Ogden
Donuts in Ogden, Utah: What to Know Before You Go
24 September 2026 · 6 min read
Downtown Ogden gets going early, and most of the food does not. The Donut Run, 554 Washington Blvd, open at 5:00am Monday through Saturday — donuts, Perks coffee and a dirty soda counter under the same roof.
Two names, one door
Let us deal with the confusing part first, because it confuses people and it confuses the internet. The Soda Run and The Donut Run are the same shop. One address on Washington Blvd, one counter, one till. The Soda Run is the dirty soda side of the business; it is not a second location and it is not down the street.
If you were sent to one and ended up at the other, you are in the right place. The full explanation is in The Soda Run and The Donut Run are the same place in Ogden.
Hours and where we are
The Donut Run — Ogden
554 Washington Blvd, Ogden, UT
(385) 865-1029
5:00am – 3:00pm Monday–Thursday · 5:00am – 2:00pm Friday & Saturday
· Closed Sunday
Five o'clock is the whole point of this shop. Shift workers at the hospitals, people heading up the canyon, anyone on the road south to Salt Lake before traffic. The wider early-morning picture for the city is in what is open at 5am in Ogden, and if you are eating before clocking on, breakfast before a shift is written for exactly that.
What to order
| If you want | Order | Price |
|---|---|---|
| The classic | Traditional glazed | $1.50 |
| Crunch, and something to chew | Old fashioned | $2.50 |
| Off the specialty board | Bismark, Long John, Persian, buttermilk bar | $2.75 |
| Actual breakfast | Large kolache — egg, potato, meat, cheese | $4.75 |
| Something quick | Small kolache — meat and cheese | $2.50 |
| Feeding people | Assorted dozen | $22.50 |
A dozen is buy ten get two free, so $22.50 gets you twelve. If you are working out numbers for an office or a crew, how many donuts do I need does the arithmetic, and every price on the board is listed in how much is a dozen donuts.
The coffee is Perks, and that is deliberate
Ogden pours Perks specialty coffee — the same as our St. George shop. It is not drip in a pot; it is a proper espresso menu, and at five in the morning that turns out to matter to people more than we expected. Who roasts it and why we went that way is in who roasts our coffee, and if you want to know what goes with what, the pairing guide is not precious about it.
And the dirty soda
The Soda Run counter does dirty sodas — soda built with cream, syrups and fruit, which if you are not from Utah is going to need a paragraph of explanation. That paragraph is here. It is the thing that makes the Ogden shop an afternoon stop as well as a morning one, which the other two shops are not in the same way.
Kolaches in Ogden
We make them here, and they are worth ordering: small ones with ham, sausage, cheese and jalapeño combinations from $2.50, large breakfast ones from $4.75. Honest caveat — Ogden sells kolaches in noticeably smaller numbers than our Spanish Fork shop does, so a specific filling on a busy morning is worth a phone call first. What they are and how they differ from a klobasnek is in kolaches in Ogden and kolache or klobasnek.
Ordering ahead
Call the shop the day before for anything over a couple of dozen — (385) 865-1029. We bake to the morning rather than to a target, so large orders are made to the order. The large orders guide covers counts and lead times, and donuts for an office meeting covers the smaller version of the same problem.
Sunday
Closed. Buy Saturday if you need a box for Sunday morning, and buy cake rather than raised — cake donuts are considerably better the next day. Dinner rolls are frozen by the dozen at $4.95, baked at $6.95.
The other two shops
- Spanish Fork — 1306 E Center St, (801) 416-0800. Drip coffee, and the shop that used to be Cowboy Donuts. Donuts in Spanish Fork.
- St. George — 922 E Brigham Rd, (435) 628-9290. Perks coffee. Donuts in St. George.
What is different about each is in our three shops. Everything we make is on the menu and in the Utah Donut Index.
Common questions
Where can I get donuts in Ogden, Utah?
The Donut Run at 554 Washington Blvd, Ogden, UT. Phone (385) 865-1029. Open 5:00am to 3:00pm Monday through Thursday and 5:00am to 2:00pm Friday and Saturday. Closed Sunday.
What time do donut shops open in Ogden?
Ours opens at 5:00am, Monday through Saturday, which is earlier than most of downtown. Donuts are fried that morning, so the case at five is the first of the day.
Are The Soda Run and The Donut Run the same place in Ogden?
Yes. One shop, one address — 554 Washington Blvd. The Soda Run is the dirty soda counter inside The Donut Run. Two names, one door.
Is there real coffee at the Ogden shop?
Yes — Perks specialty coffee, which is also at our St. George shop. The Spanish Fork shop is drip coffee.
How much is a dozen donuts in Ogden?
An assorted dozen is $22.50, and a dozen is buy ten get two free. Traditional glazed are $1.50 each, old fashioned $2.50, specialty donuts $2.75.
Can you get kolaches in Ogden?
Yes — small ones from $2.50 and large breakfast ones from $4.75. They sell in smaller numbers here than at our Spanish Fork shop, so on a busy morning it is worth calling ahead if you want a specific filling.
Is the Ogden shop open on Sunday?
No. Monday through Saturday only.