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Doughnut Vault | New restaurant

Brendan Sodikoff turns to pastry.

By David Tamarkin
Published: April 6, 2011

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  • Interior at Doughnut Valut

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  • Buttermilk old fashion doughnut at Doughnut Vault

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  • Chocolate doughnut at Doughnut Vault

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  • Chestnut doughnut at Doughnut Vault

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  • Vanilla doughnut at Doughnut Vault

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  • Ginger bread cake doughnut at Doughnut Vault

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  • Assorted doughnut at Doughnut Vault

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Interior at Doughnut Valut
Photo: Martha Williams

Having had success with Gilt Bar, only to follow up with smash hit Maude’s Liquor Bar, where could restaurateur Brendan Sodikoff turn to make a splash? This week, we get the answer: The man has turned to doughnuts. At Doughnut Vault, housed in an old stone vault in the same building as Gilt Bar, doughnut makers using the noms de plume François and Henri Gras will put out batches of vanilla glazed, chestnut, buttermilk old fashioned and other doughnuts of both the cake and yeast variety. But they will do so with irregularity, releasing batches at their whim and announcing their existence on Twitter and Facebook. History shows that furors tend to break out over single-subject pastry shops of this kind (see Sprinkles, More and every other cupcake shop), but this may elicit emotions even more intense—a furor not just over a baked good, but one in limited supply. 401 N Franklin St, twitter.com/doughnutvault.

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