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Elias Donuts in Detroit, MI

Elias Donuts

4.4(1,226)· Google4.4 out of 5 from 1226 reviews (Google rating)Bakery$ Rosedale ParkOpen now · closes 8:00 PM
(313) 535-0070 Directions

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About Elias Donuts

Elias Donuts is a coffee shop at 19231 Grand River Ave in Detroit, MI, with coffee and breakfast among its listed offerings. It supports quick visits and offers takeout as well as on-site service, but delivery is not available. The business has a price level of 1 and a Google rating of 4.4 from 1,226 reviews. Those looking for a breakfast or coffee stop can use takeout without planning around delivery service.

For visitors arriving by car, the listed parking options include free lot parking, free street parking, and paid lot parking. The entrance and designated parking are wheelchair accessible, though wheelchair-accessible seating is listed as unavailable—a distinction worth noting when planning a visit. Payment options include credit cards, debit cards, and NFC mobile payments.

Known for

  • Coffee and breakfast
  • Quick visits and takeout
  • Free street and lot parking options
  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance and parking
  • Credit, debit, and NFC mobile payments

What reviewers say elsewhere

  • “I grew up over here as a teenager me and my friends would walk here for food and donuts. Everything was always so good fresh daily.”

    — Tee, August 13, 2026 · google

  • “So I’ve been going to this donut shop since I moved to rosedale park. Usually the donuts are fresh. Today I was sold old donuts for regular price. They never indicated they were day old. When I got home and took a bite I instantly knew t…”

    — April Batchelor, August 3, 2026 · google

  • “Wonderful place to grab ice cream, donut, and drinks!”

    — John, July 1, 2026 · google

  • “Donuts were very fresh. Customer service was top notch. The prices are very reasonable. We bought original glazed, donut holes, and some type of banana donut, everything was good. Definitely will go back.”

    — Jessica M, July 1, 2026 · google

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