Donutville USA

These mf know how to make a donut !!!! Amazing nuts of dough and great nice workers. Been open for a long time.

Quick stop to Donutville USA.Nothing special, just an old school donut shop. No interesting flavors. Their regular flavors were nothing to write home about. It's ok, but nothing special.

We got a dozen assortment of the yummy toasted coconut, sweet crunchy chocolate topped with lemon pie pillows of love and fluffy goodness, strawberry filled and chocolate topping glazed donuts today and the consensus from Sara and Mark and Myself were these were far better than the Yum Yum Donuts, Dunkin ,Tim Horton's for sure, but incredible love and respect for Roberto's on Van Born. The winner of best Donut in The area by far has to be Donutville USA hand's down. But compared to what is being done with donuts around the country it lags behind what they're doing in San Diego. The service here you can't get anywhere else.

The donuts we got were OK! I think our OK experience was due partially to visiting after lunchtime, around 1 p.m. When we arrived, there were only a few varieties of donuts left, and the ones that were available were a little dry and tired. I'd like to come back sometime in the morning, when I'm assuming the selection would be greater and the donuts would be fresher. I got a "Stick," which was basically a glazed old-fashioned donut. It was thick and dense -- the kind of donut you'd pick to dunk in coffee, if you were into that sort of thing. Because it was an end-of-day donut, it was a little too thick and dry. When I was there, they also had cherry and lemon filled, buttercream, coconut and jelly iced. They usually have at least a dozen more flavors.The decor in Donutville U.S.A. is exactly what you'd think it would be: retro and kitschy, like stepping into a 1960s coffee shop. Speaking of coffee, they have that here, which they serve in nondescript white styrofoam cups in three sizes.

Stopped by this spot for breakfast on a Monday morning before a trip outside the city. Cool dinner outside with a big donut declaring it's 24 hour status. Inside not many people, so was able to order immediately.Opted for a Chocolate Donut and Jelly Donut ($3 total). The donut cake portion didn't taste all that fresh. The icing was grainy which is never a good sign. The ratio of jelly to the cake wasn't very good, though the jelly itself was sweet. At least the seating was plentiful and clean.Woman behind the counter wasn't very friendly but was quick. Probably wouldn't come back here, but they're open late.

I have to say getting a deep fried classic treat that has been around for many many years it says the time apart from other donut shops that have closed their doors I believe and Donville USA is really good at what they do if you want something just classic no nostalgia they have different flavours of donuts, but I would say they are good for what they do the ambience classic donut coffee shop walk up to the counter you know have a conversation and you know grab a box of donuts and take it to the office or whatever you travel through stop by don't be shy I mean, the service is fantastic. It's like with Will you want they get you going and if you want coffee, they have coffee if you want just a Bearclaw or or do you want a cinnamon roll? Whatever I feel they care about customers.

Donutville USA has some really good donuts in the area. It's easy to find just off the freeway a bit and plenty of parking. You can't miss the iconic sign. Service is nice here and they want you to be satisfied. They box them gently so none get damaged. My favorite sour cream old fashioned were some for the record books. Large, fried and glazed perfectly. They also had them filled with jelly too! Hats off to the seasoned bakers, they take this seriously and I could taste their pride in every bite! The filled raised donuts were fluffy as pillows and the dough was perfect and not overworked in the mixer or on the bench. The smooth custard donuts were generously filled or as we bakers like to say... "whoever's filling these has a heavy hand!" Lol. The dozen donut box had a hefty weight to it. Price point is typical price you'd pay for a dozen. These are serious donuts and not for the faint of heart! One slight drawback. The later in the evening you get there, the selection dwindles. The donuts are fast to fly off their shelves and I can see why. Nonetheless, we were still able to get all our favorites at 6pm. Donutville is the perfect name for this place. Any donut you pick is going to be Devine!

I think the blonde girl working today seriously hated her job. Walked in, was welcomed with the worst look as if I was inconveniencing her break time maybe? I let the girl know that I want a dozen variety donuts. She sighs and gets the empty box ready. Each donut i point out she rolls her eyes at me and says "what else". The lack of customer service does not stop there. After my box of donuts starts to look full, I ask how many are in my box. She repeats my question, I say yes how many are in my box? She tells me 8. At this point my variety box is barely closing, so I decide this is enough. She rings me up and tells me my total is $16. The sign behind her reads "one dozen donuts $12". I ask her if buying a dozen donuts would be cheaper. She tells me a dozen would be $24. I then ask her how 8 donuts equals $16. She tells me a regular dozen is $12. I got 3 "special" donuts which are considered double price. This still does not add up. I end up leaving because the girls attitude was just so gruesome it ruined my appetite. I also watched her long untamed blonde hair fondle through the donuts as she was picking them for other customers. gross.

Staff is nice, the donuts are great when they have them. You need to come early since they usually run out of the good flavors.

I stopped by this bakery for Paczki Day, drawn in by its charming vintage design. While the atmosphere had potential, the experience was disappointing. The paczki were dry, and some lacked enough filling, which took away from the indulgence I was hoping for. Additionally, the energy in the shop felt tense, and the owner raised his voice at a customer over the number of donuts she ordered. If there's a policy in place, it could have been communicated more politely. Unfortunately, the combination of dry pastries and an uncomfortable atmosphere made this visit underwhelming.