Doughnut Vault has announced it will cease full-time operations at the end of the month.
The popular donut shop, which operated out of the Victoria Public Market, will close its full-time operations on June 29, but the owner (in a since deleted social media post) says he is fulfilling remaining orders and is open to doing pop-ups in the future.
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Andrew Furness, a welder-turned-baker, announced the closure on social media Monday afternoon. According to the now-deleted post, “the negatives just started outweighing the positives.”
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Doughnut Vault will continue selling doughnuts at the Victoria Public Market until June 29 from Wednesday to Sunday, 11 am to 3 pm, or until sold out. And if you’re at Habit, Rudi, and Level Ground, you can find its donuts there until they’re gone.
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Looking ahead, the owner said he is exploring options for a small storage and kitchen space to facilitate monthly pop-ups throughout the city.
While Doughnut Vault will no longer operate daily, the owner plans to keep the business’s Instagram account active, providing updates on pop-up events and other news.
Doughnut Vault
Where: 1701 Douglas Street, Victoria
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