Five Daughters Bakery | East Nashville

If you visited the webpage before a visit and went into sticker shock at the idea of paying $60 for a dozen donuts, you weren’t the only one.

Let’s keep things in perspective though. Publix and Kroger sell slices of cake between $4 and $7 and basic dessert at a restaurant can easily reach $10+.

A bag of Doritos without a discount is almost $7 now, so a $5 donut isn’t out of reach.

It’s a pretty legendary donut, and the price wouldn’t keep me from returning for a decadent treat every now and then. The donuts are dense and heavy!

I bought two and ate one right away. Waking up the next morning and being greeted by the second one was an indulgence that far outweighed the original $5 price tag.

It’s easy to see why they have multiple locations throughout the city. I would much rather have one of these than 2 of anything Dunkin has to offer. ❤️

We was on vacation and splurged on donuts. Donuts was good but felt they was good size but overpriced for me. Prices for the area maybe priced okay.
We got tiramisu donut tasted wonderful. However the powder on top is messy to eat and really not needed. But overall a good splurge.

Oh boy. Don’t come here if you are dieting. The donuts were so flaky and good. The cream was perfection. The layout of the shop allowed for smooth traffic flow. The outside seating was great and it was just an overall experience.

The BESTTT donuts ever & great atmosphere. We stopped by while in Nashville & it was probably the best decision we made the whole trip. The King Kong & the French vanilla crème donut were amazing!

As a self-proclaimed confectionery enthusiast, my visit to Five Daughters Bakery in East Nashville was nothing short of a symphony of flavors. Selecting from their array of donuts was a delightful dilemma. The purity of 'The Purist' was impeccably executed. The 'King Kong' proved majestic, with its lush cream filling and bacon crown commanding attention. The Strawberry Cream was a darling, interweaving the innocence of fresh berries with the indulgent sweetness of cream. The Vanilla Cream was equally enchanting, while the cookies were an artful twist on comfort food classics; the Chocolate Chip a gooey, melting nostalgia and the Ginger Molasses a bold, spicy surprise. Yes, they might flaunt a price tag that's above the ordinary, but these are no ordinary donuts. They’re a luxurious treat that beckons the bold and leaves a lasting impression on the palate. Truly, Five Daughters Bakery crafts indulgences that may tempt one to forsake all other pastries.