Eri's Donuts Thessaloniki
The best donuts in town
Giannis from Thessaloniki
The Greek people grew up with the classic donut topped with crystal sugar which we called loukoumas! After the worldwide success of the donuts shops around the world, however, the trend arrived in Greece a few years back, around 2010, and many donut shops have opened since then. One of them stands out.. Eri's Donuts!
Their philosophy is to have donuts always as fresh as possible, and they prepare your selections just as you order them, so every bite is heavenly! You have a choice between many flavors for the filling, like ferrero, lemon, bueno, orange and many others, and just as many options for the topping, like chocolate and white chocolate.
My favourite one is the large donut with the bueno filling and white chocolate on top, but I suggest you try them all to find your personal ones and I promise that they are going to be your guilty breakfast pleasure!
They have 2 sizes: the small ones start from only 0.70€ without filling, and the large ones from 0.90€. Set aside +0,10€ for the filling and another +0,10€ for the topping.
Thessaloniki Spotter Giannis
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Tsimiski 124
- Mon - Sat 08:00 - 23:00, Sun 15:00 - 23:00
Large donut:
€
0.90
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