Dough Doughnuts' Brooklyn Store Closes But Will Be Back: Owners

BEDFORD-STUYVESANT, BROOKLYN — A delectable doughnut shop's owners promised things will come full circle in Brooklyn after they closed their Bed-Stuy location.

Customers took their last bites at Dough Doughnuts' flagship shop on Sunday at Lafayette and Franklin avenues. The shop's owners closed it but promised the doughnuttery isn't finished with Brooklyn.

Dough Doughnuts partner Steven Klein released a statement last week promising the shop will reopen in Brooklyn at an unnamed new location at a to-be-determined time. They'll also continue to be part of Smorgasburg, a rollicking Williamsburg-based food market.

"We love Brooklyn and are happy to continue to sell in the beloved borough of Brooklyn," he said in the statement.

The release states Dough Doughnuts owners are working on a "better-suited and larger location" to meet a growing appetite for their sweet creations.

They'll continue sales at Wholes Foods stores in Brooklyn and 46 locations across the borough, including seven Hungry Ghost spots and Union Market grocery stores, according to the release.

Their Manhattan locations will also remain open. More information about Dough Doughnuts can be found at their website.