Beyond Glaze

Belated Review.
Got a couple dozen for a pre-​Christmas get together with the girls and the kiddo’s. Went in early on ¹²⁄₂₃ and was the only customer there. The girl working made helpful suggestions, since this was my first time here. When I asked if they had Pistachio, she said she could make it for us. YAY.
The menu was helpful though, maybe they could have a to-​go menu so I wouldn’t have to take a picture of all the designs so we knew which we were eating? Just a suggestion.
We cut the doughnuts in quarters so it felt like a «Doughnut Sampler», if you will. ;) Bacon and Lemon ones were popular but the most popular was the PISTACHIO! Ask for the customized– its so yums!

This place is so yummy! My favorite is the lemon one! Hadn’t planned on it being my favorite! Four stars because it’s A little pricy, but sooo good!

The donuts were good, a little spendy $$ for what you got. The customer service was really good. The girls helped a lot with what was good and popular.

This place has a lot of potential. I took my daughter there and the first thing I noticed was how dirty all the tables were: crumbs, napkins all around and a few plates leftover from past customers. The doughnuts themselves were pretty amazing — look and taste. However, the young girl «helping» me showed little to no interest in the customer standing in front of her. She didn’t welcome us, ask if we’ve been before or anything like that. She just sort of existed in front of me. She asked how many I wanted after I’d been looking at the different styles and I asked how much they are. She said, «the prices are right there,» as she pointed to the menu. It was not a welcoming experience. I hurried and picked one for my daughter and myself, and got out of her hair.
Tasty doughnuts, a bit overpriced, not quite enough attention to the customer experience.

On national donut day we decided to have a decadent donut. I wish we kept it simple. I don’t know when I’ll have a donut again, beyond glaze may have ruined them for me. I was nauseated until I went for a run. My husband had to take a nap to feel better. It just tasted as if they purchased some day old donuts at a discount from a grocery store and frosted the donuts with canned frosting that they have added additional sugar to. The chocolate frosting was the worst. I didn’t finish my donuts and will not be coming back. I am not a masochist.

We avoided the rush of national donut day and came the next morning, for a delicious Saturday morning date. The donuts are really pretty, you can tell they take pride in their donuts.
We tried the lemon orange, the maple bacon, and the raspberry and blueberry tortes. All of the donuts were fresh and tasty! The maple bacon was our favorite overall, but all of them were delicious.
I will for sure be back to try more donuts and get the maple bacon. For such gourmet donuts they aren’t overly expensive either.

This restaurant has changed my view of donuts for life! Honestly, I don’t know if I ever want to eat a donut again in my life.
For donut day and how busy it was I could understand them not being perfect but why is my «fresh» donut cold with so many people ordering donuts?
After over a 30 min wait which may have been longer had we not asked about it, we finally got the tepid donuts.
They looked pretty but that was the end of my enjoyment. The grasshopper donut was one of the most disgusting donuts I have ever tasted. Forewarning, I think they use spearmint instead of peppermint which could be part of the problem. Also, their chocolate frosting is just overpowering. This could be their attempt to cover up their lackluster donut. Speaking of overpowering, that pumpkin frosting is just like being hit in the face by a pumpkin. It was so strong I think my tongue wanted to fall out.
I hope with time that this experience passes and I will be able to someday enjoy a donut again. Until then, I will stick to cookies and ice cream.

Couldn’t decide whether to give this place two or three stars… It definitely could have just been an off day because it’s National Donut Day and it’s crazy busy. Regardless of that, this day is a HUGE opportunity for this place and we definitely felt that they missed the mark in a variety of ways.
When we arrived here it was super busy like I said. Understandably so given the pseudo holiday. We ordered a dozen donuts and were quoted a wait time of 10 – 15 minutes. Okay cool. However, 25 minutes later we could tell there had been a lot of turnover in the guests around us, and we were starting to get impatient. When we heard the cashier quote someone else 10 – 15 minutes, we spoke up. After that it only took about 5 minutes for them to get us our donuts. No discount or extra donut was offered. I didn’t necessarily expect it, but it was a SUPER long wait and it definitely felt like they forgot us.
If it was just that and the donuts were excellent I might have still given four stars. However, the donuts themselves were sub par. We had a dozen different flavors and I tried about four. Every single donut is a glazed base (either chocolate or plain) with the different frostings on top. They are beautiful donuts, but honestly they seemed like they’d been sitting for awhile before we got them. Like as in since last night or something because they weren’t fresh (hot) AT ALL.
The frostings were ultra sugary. I got the coconut cream and salted caramel mocha. I actually LOVED the coconut cream one. The coconut and white cream made for a really yummy combination. However, the salted caramel mocha wasn’t great. We decided (after trying a few different flavors) it’s the chocolate frosting that isn’t very good. Maybe they need to mess with the recipe a bit? It didn’t go well with the flavor of the glazed donut.
I also tried a bite each of the s’mores and pumpkin chocolate chip donuts. The pumpkin was TOO pumpkin — you couldn’t taste the chocolate at all, it was so strong. And the chocolate in the s’mores completely overwhelmed the marshmallow and the graham cracker so it tasted more like just a glazed donut with chocolate than anything else.
Probably won’t be returning when there are much better and fresher places to get yummy donuts.

Delicious donuts and as you can tell by the pictures, they are GORGEOUS. Donuts have a ton of frosting on them which isn’t a bad thing, just make sure to have a glass of milk to follow each bite. Will be going back very soon.

With a shop just off the freeway they have a good variety of donuts for $ 2 a piece that are all tasty and sweet. They are also decorated cute! Some of the flavors include: pb&j, maple bacon, raspberry mango, grasshopper. It’s a fun treat and not your typical everyday donuts :)

We really wanted to love these. They look fabulous. The girl in the shop was super friendly. But the frosting on the peach cobbler and the peanut butter chocolate was just terrible. Absolutely inedible. It tasted old and slightly off. Blech.
*I should note that we purchased ours at the America Fork location.

So good! We got the German Chocolate, gourmet Smores and carrot cake. All tasted fresh and were so good! Price was $ 1.95 for a gourmet donut. Plain glazed donut is $ 1.00. Just under $ 20 for a dozen.

I don’t even like Donuts and these were delicious! Wish I would have tried more!
Maple bacon– the bacon kind of scared me so the bite i had I removed it but it was my husbands favorite.
Pb Jelly– legitimately tastes like a pb jelly sandwich
german coconut– — could have gone without.
Pumpkin chocolate chip– definitely a favorite
Red velvet was good of course
Salted Caramel– — it was just okay.
Not a place I would go again. But that is because I am not a donut fan. Great place to try!
The only donuts I do crave is an apple fritter– — they do not make those.

I hail from Portland, OR, where Voodoo made the bacon maple bar pretty famous, so I’m always on the hunt for a Utah equivalent. Having driven by Beyond Glaze several times, I finally stopped in and was quite pleased to see one in their case. My husband decided on the Raspberry Torte donut.
They’re beautiful donuts, but unfortunately I don’t really think they live up to their appearances. The bacon maple donut is fine — the bacon is well cooked and the bacon to maple ratio is great. But the donut itself is a little on the doughy side and cloyingly sweet. The raspberry torte was certainly better, with a fluffy pastry topped with cream cheese frosting, raspberry swirl, and streusel topping.
Single donuts run $ 1.95 apiece, which I think is a little steep for the product I was delivered (my husband LOVED his, however, so perhaps bacon maples were having a bad day). We’ll probably return, however, to give them another shot.

donuts here are amazing and pretty! as always i feel like they have too much frosting on them, but that can easily be fixed by scraping some off.
my favorite is the maple bacon… sounds weird, but the sweet/​salty combination works!

5+!
I love beyond glaze! This place has an incredible selection of unique donuts! (my favorite are the Oreo based and gourmet smores)
I’ve never been let down as the product is always fresh and soft (and reasonably priced!)

I’ve tried doughnuts all around the world and Beyond Glaze definitely stands out in taste and presentation. These are the most creative and delicious doughnuts I’ve ever had.

Today we visit Beyond Glaze, a donut store I’ve never visited, but think it will be added to my list for future visits. A friend recommended I try this place and she knows how much I enjoy a good donut. While I’m usually satisfied with a Harmon’s brand or Dunkin Donuts visit, I decided today is the day I go gourmet.
I was not disappointed. I enjoyed a wonderful red velvet donut with decadent cream cheese frosting on the top. Only complaint is that there wasn’t enough. But that’s not why I went to Beyond Glaze.
We all know the maple donut is the marquee donut. And we all know how amazing of a food bacon is. While I hate combining two amazing tastes into one, I’ve gladly made the exception for this donut. Perfectly proportioned crispy bacon so you can get a piece on every bite. Nothing gets better than that. I’ll keep the visits spaced out otherwise I’ll have a one way ticket towards diabetes. Great donut though so be sure to check them out.

These are not gourmet donuts. They are average (at best) glazed donuts with flavored cupcake frosting on top. And wayyyy too much of it, I might add. The only donut I’ve actually enjoyed from Beyond Glazed is their plain sour cream cake donut.
I’m not sure if anyone enjoys eating a pile of mediocre frosting with a bit of donut hidden inside, but if you do, by all means go to Beyond Glaze. I have plenty of other treats I’d rather buy for two bucks a pop.
A last tidbit, it seems that they hire pre-​teens who can’t even run a simple cash register much less give recommendations or do math. I asked how much each donut is if you buy more than one (they’re slightly cheaper if you get a half or full dozen) and the girl gave me a blank stare. Gotta do a little more training here, Beyond Glaze.

After several visits, I kept telling myself, «I’ve gotta try something besides the Maple Bacon.» But I just couldn’t. The sugary bacon chunks atop the oh-​so-​mapley frosting atop the light fried pastry…*Insert Homer Simpson drooling/​groaning noise*
But I finally got my chance a few weeks ago when some blessed soul gave our volunteer group an assorted box! And I can’t believe how much I enjoyed the pieces of Grasshopper (think Girl Scout Thin Mint cookie), Red Velvet Cake, and Pumpkin Chocolate Chip were all remarkable. So pretty… so delicious… so worth the calories! I must admit, though, my biggest chunk was of the Maple Bacon!