Royal Donuts - Bochum

There are actually many vegan options and not just blanding, but things like biscuits donuts, an salty caramel in and even filled donuts. Of course not exactly amazing donuts (they are not freshly made), but as good as they come around here. Updated by previous review on 2020-09-09

Only space in the city where you can take vegan donuts away. When Donut was addicted to the cause I was there a few times. You have a variation of vegan options, but it is always like a lottery, you never know what you can get. Compared to other donuts, they are not the best, but still OK, problem is for the offer pricing is far too high. Especially the extra charge for a delivery is a bit greedy. Updated by previous review on 2021-04-21

They had about 5, 6 vegan types of donuts here, but note that the price policy is very untransparent and there are 3 types of (vegan) donuts, the normal for 2,80 eur or as indicated on the table behind the counter, as a filled doughnut for 3 eur something and then the crossnuts for 4,90 eur. I wouldn't have bought it if I knew how expensive one of those loaded and huge things was... Because they are not real cronuts, they were just soggy and unspectacular and not worth the money... this place gave me the feeling that they know they don't last long and try to win so much money as long as the hype is not dead. Also 0.30 Eur for vegan donuts, as indicated in the price menu, is NOT vegan-friendly, but greedy and profitable. Updated by previous review on 2020-11-01

Have several vegan options. But they don't get to Brammibals Donuts ran. There are much more not vegan donuts. Sometimes they taste dry, sometimes mega horny I think normal, depending on who holds, etc. The staff is always totally friendly and we like to buy donuts there. The filled are also delicious. I prefer Cotton choc. I find the transverse nuts for the vegan variant somewhat too expensive because there is nothing special about it. It is worth ordering the desired donut online beforehand and then picking it up. So it is usually very fresh and you are not disappointed if they are already sold out : Updated from the previous review on 2021 11 14

They had about 5, 6 vegan kinds of donuts here, but be aware that price policy is very intransparent and there are 3 types of (vegan) donuts, the normal one for 2,80 Eur or so, as stated on the table behind the counter, than a filled donut for 3 Eur something and then the crossnuts for 4,90 Eur. I wouldn't have bought them if I knew how expensive one of these loaded and huge things were... Because they are no real cronuts as well, they were just soggy and unspectacular and definetely not worth the money... this place gave me the feeling that they know they won't last long and are trying to grab as much money as long as the hype is not dead. Also +0,30 Eur for vegan donuts, as stated on the price menu, is NOT vegan-friendly but greedy and profit-oriented. Updated from previous review on 2020-11-01