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Kolaches were perfect-like grandmas homemade buns with a good portion of eggs, bacon, cheese and potato.
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My husband and I are always on the lookout for a good donut and The Donut Run did not disappoint!
Cory Blackburnvia Google
Absolutely delicious donuts and a cool store vibe. And can we talk about the bacon, egg, and cheese Kolaches, wow!
Lisa Ortiz-Dixonvia Google
So delicious and soft! The lemon filled was my favorite although they were all great cant wait to try more
Jessica Buckholzvia Google
We stopped by to check out this place not realizing it was their opening weekend! One of the owners invited my 5 year old son back for a tour.
David Andersonvia Google
Wow!! Yummy donuts, happy workers and quick service! This could be dangerous having good donuts so close haha

Ogden

Breakfast Before a Shift in Ogden: What to Eat When You Start at Six

15 September 2026 · 4 min read

Large breakfast kolaches baked at The Donut Run in Ogden, Utah
A large kolache is the one that holds you to lunch.

If your shift starts at six, you have a narrow window and most places are shut. We open at 5:00am at 554 Washington Blvd, Monday through Saturday. Order a large kolache — it is a complete breakfast you can eat with one hand and it will still be good an hour later.

What actually holds up

The question before a shift is not what tastes best at the counter. It is what is still worth eating at 7:30 when you finally get a minute.

  • Large kolache, $4.75. The best answer. Sausage, egg, cheese and potato, or bacon, egg, cheese and potato. Substantial enough to hold you, and it travels in a pocket or a lunchbox without falling apart.
  • Sausage, egg and gravy kolache. The heaviest thing we make. For a physical shift, this is the one.
  • Cake donut, $2.50. If you want something sweet that will still be decent mid-morning. A cake donut keeps far better than a glazed.
  • Glazed, $1.50. Best eaten in the first hour. Perfect for right now, less good for later.

Coffee, and the other thing

We brew fresh ground coffee through the morning at $2.50. We also pour Perks — specialty coffee from a local roaster — at Ogden and St. George.

And Ogden has something the other shops do not: The Soda Run counter, which operates alongside the donut shop and makes dirty soda. Fountain soda with cream, flavoured syrup, often coconut or lime. If you are starting at six and coffee is not your thing, this is the Utah answer, and Ogden is the only one of our shops that has it.

Buying for the crew

If you are the one who stops on the way in, dozen pricing is buy ten, get two free. A dozen large kolaches is $49.50 and feeds a crew properly. A dozen glazed is $15.00.

Half kolaches, half donuts is the order that works for a mixed shift — some people want breakfast and some want sugar, and this way nobody is disappointed.

Practical notes

  • Ogden — 554 Washington Blvd · (385) 865-1029
  • Open — 5:00am to 3:00pm, Monday to Saturday. Closed Sunday.
  • Kolaches go early. If you finish at two and want one on the way home, call first.
  • Big order? Ring the night before and we will have it boxed.

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