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Donut Parade
Established 1968
Voted the Best Donuts in Town
by the Inlander - 2009 |
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2152 N. Hamilton
Spokane, WA 99207
509-487-9003 |
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NEW Hours: Mon-Fri 5:30 am to 4 pm*
(*We will close at 2 pm for the rest of the summer)
OPEN Saturdays, starting September 11, 7:00 am to Noon
Closed Sunday |
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Note: Starting August 30th you can purchase our Premium Pastries at: Cravings in the Quest Casino in Airway Heights
and at the
Chevron Mini Mart in front of the Casino |
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Fresh Donuts Daily! |
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Bars, Fritters, Persians, Cake, Raised,
Glazed, Filled, and more. |
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Coffee, Espresso, Tea,
Soda, Milk, Juice |
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New Lunch Menu
Soups, Sandwiches, Chili Dogs and more |
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A place where friends meet |
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Call-In Orders Welcome
Ideal for Meetings, Events and Parties
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The perfect decadent gift: A Donut Parade
Gift Certificate
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OUR MENU |
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SANDWICHES - 3.25 |
BREADS |
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CLASSIC SOURDOUGH CRUSHED WHEAT
WHITE |
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MEATS |
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VIRGINIA BAKED HAM
DELI TURKEY
BEEF PASTRAMI
BOLOGNA
TUNA |
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CHEESES |
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COLBY JACK
PROVOLONE
AMERICAN
SWISS |
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PB & J (STRAWBERRY OR GRAPE) 1.75 |
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CHIPS & CHEESE 1.75 |
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LONGHORN BBQ SAUSAGE CORNDOG 2.00 |
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HOT DOG 1.50 |
CHILI DOG 2.75 |
POLISH DOG 2.75 |
POLISH CHILI DOG 3.75 |
W/CHEESE .25 EXTRA |
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DONUTS AND MAPLE BARS .60
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FILLED and
NUTTY TOPPED .70 |
PERSIANS .75 |
APPLE FRITTERS .85 |
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COFFEE & DRINKS |
COFFEE 1.25 |
BREWED TEA 1.00 |
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- FREE REFILLS - |
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BAG TEA .50
(a dozen flavors to choose from) |
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CUP of SOUP 1.75 |
BOWL of SOUP 3.00 |
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Milk or
Ice Tea |
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Orange
Juice |
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Milk-
shake |
9 oz |
1.00 |
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1.00 |
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12 oz |
1.25 |
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1.50 |
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2.00 |
16 oz |
1.50 |
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2.00 |
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3.00 |
20 oz |
1.75 |
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2.50 |
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3.50 |
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CAN OF SODA 1.00 |
ITALLIAN SODA - PRICES VARY |
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HOT CHOCOLATE - |
IN HOUSE - 1.25 - REFILLS .50 |
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To Go
Coffee |
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To Go
Hot
Chocolate |
12 oz |
1.25 |
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1.50 |
16 oz |
1.50 |
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1.75 |
20 oz |
1.75 |
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2.00 |
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ESPRESSO - PRICES VARY |
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Here is a view of our almost completed New Addition.
Now we have plenty of seating for everyone.
This area can also be reserved for groups or
club meetings.
Remember, we are now open until 4:00 pm,
Monday thru Friday. |
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Chris and Roy - Directors of Operations |
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Kaytlyn, an unbiased, totally objective customer, was asked if her maple bar was the best she ever had. She answered without hesitation: 'Yes' |
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In 2006 KSPS produced
a mini documentary on The Donut Parade and Darrell and Kathy Jones, the original owners.
Watch Online |
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Google:
Donut Parade Spokane
and get dozens of links to raves and history from this Spokane Landmark. |
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Visit the:
Inlander
website then search for the Donut Parade to see more articles about this Spokane staple for the last 40 years. |
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The following is a great article written
about the Donut Parade
by Ed Haag
of Washington CEO, August 2002: |
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A Spokane Icon Under Siege, Again |
Citizens of a community don’t always consciously select cultural icons. Rather, for better or worse, icons are usually those things that most significantly reflect a culture.
So it is with Spokane, Spokane Valley and doughnuts. When it was first announced the Spokane Valley was selected as the site of the first Krispy Kreme doughnut shop in eastern Washington, some residents in Spokane proper cast envious glances east. But for most doughnut aficionados, the legendary chain in Spokane would be redundant at best.
What can a city do with two doughnut icons anyway? Since October 12, 1968, Darrell and Kathryn Jones have been selling thousands of doughnuts and maple bars at the Donut Parade, their Gonzaga District establishment.
Darrell, who still hand-crafts the delicacies even though his daughter now officially runs the operation, says the Donut Parade will be making donuts long after Krispy Kreme is a distant memory.
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“At one time, Winchell’s had eight stores in Spokane. Now there are none,” he says, dropping a batch of old-fashioned doughnuts into the fryer, “the same goes for Dunkin’ Donuts.”
Perhaps the Donut Parade remains busy after 37 years because it still produces a product equal in taste and size to the original. Recently, a friend from Los Angeles demanded I stop at the Donut Parade before dropping him off at the airport. Inside sources at the airport says this happens all the time.
Still, the competition between the two shops appears to be building. The same source says that airport employees are now starting to see few passengers carrying boxes of Krispy Kreme doughnuts onto planes. |
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A scene from the feature film:
"Wrong Turn to Tahoe"
Shot right here,
at the Donut Parade
in the winter 2008-09. |
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Staring:
Cuba Gooding Jr.
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Harvey Keitel |
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Movie description:
A small-time crime boss kills a drug dealer without realizing that the drug dealer works for the biggest crime boss in the country. |
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Copyright © 2010 |
Donut Parade |
All Rights Reserved |
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