Donut Land

By far the best fritters in the country. I’m crazy about doughnuts and this place is my favorite. Especially those blueberry fritters that just melt in the mouth with goodness!

These donuts are amazing! And the staff is fast & polite. I go here every time I get donuts for the office.

Donuts are cooked properly, and topped with icing properly. Residents of Tualatin are pretty F’n lucky.
This is one of the best donut shops I’ve been to… EVER
Haven’t had a Maple Bar like this in years. Very generous with the maple.

Very fresh donuts, decent selection. Overall quality of donuts is okay. I’m extremely picky about donuts though, so this is a positive review!

My dentist is right by this place so I always stop and get a dozen to bring into the office after an appointment. The donuts are good but customer service is awful. The gentleman behind the counter acted like I was a bother to be ordering donuts. Hoping he was just having a bad day. I’ll give them one more try but if they are not friendly we’ll stick with good ol Krispy Kreme for the office.

The people who work here are so nice! They’re also really funny and typically make the morning pleasant. I’ve come on spur of the moment business runs where I ask for 3 – 5 dozen and they’re always happy to oblige. They’ve offered to take my boxes out to my car on several occasions, and I like that it’s usually the same people every time because they’re so pleasant. The donuts are also amazing. The glaze on the classic glazed donuts are just absolutely perfect and their cake donuts are another favorite of ours. I will always recommend this place!

Love the maple bar, bear claw, and apple fritter. I’ve been several times and the donuts are always fresh and so good!

Magical. the best donuts ever! Simple to the point and delicious… Donut land might be better than Disney Land.

If you’re looking for a touristy /​hipster donut shop that seems to be all the rage around Portland, Donut Land isn’t for you. Instead, Donut Land is about as old school as they come — only delicious! My favorite, the glazed twist, just might be the best donut I’ve had anywhere!
I often make a detour to this small Tualatin strip mall shop and I know I’m not the only one. Early Friday mornings the line is consistently a few people deep and nearly everyone walks out with at least a dozen donuts.
The staff is friendly and efficient and keeps the line moving. They have boxes of 12 assorted donuts ready for grab and go or you can select the goodies yourself.
If you want to win over your co-​workers, Donut Land donuts will do the trick!

Decent donuts, a level above grocery store donuts. After sampling a half dozen, I found that i liked the blueberry fritter the best – you can actually taste the blueberries and it had a nice ratio of dough to sugar and the right amount of chewy texture. The buttermilk bar was a little too dense for me. The old-​fashioned glazed, maple bar, and plain cake were a-​okay. I ate my donuts in store and was impressed with the foot traffic, considering i was there at 10am.

Great maple bars

Love this local doughnut business. Staff was nice and doughnuts were good.
They do not have crazy quirky flavors like cereal on doughnuts, but they had all the tried-​and-​true classic ones.

Best Donuts this side of the Willamette River… maybe even in the state of Oregon. Seriously! These are GOOD donuts. Not fancy like Voodoo, but some of the best «traditional» donuts I have ever had, EVER! From Choclate bars, to old fashion to blue berries fritters… they are AMAZING.

This was yet another accidental discovery on the heels of eating at the McDonald’s in Tualatin with the metal fish sculptures in the water feature out front and which happens to be just slightly north of Donut Land. I guess it completes the Triangle of Thriftiness — McDonald’s for some dollar menu breakfast burritos and coffee, O’Reilly Auto Parts for some cheap auto filter or fluid, and Donut Land to try some small perforated circles of tastiness. I guess that’s better than sailing through the Bermuda Triangle.
The store is in a quiet strip mall in quieter Tualatin which looks woodsy from the exterior and has parking in front, the interior is very spartan, the donuts are ok and fairly priced, and the service is perfunctory. I will say that I was slightly disappointed in the variety. I usually get 2 donuts — one in chocolate and one with a berry type frosting, as I do at Heavenly Donuts. I didn’t see such an animal here … there were no berry frosted donuts in the display case.
The Donut Land crowd seemed very relaxed and it looked like it consisted mostly of locals who came in regularly for some donuts, a cup of java, and conversation. The store is a little ways off I-​5 and closer to the WES train route, so I wouldn’t expect to see I-​5 travelers in here. Note that seen outside the windows, and window seats, is a small creek between this strip mall and whatever other business lies on the other side of that creek (maybe McDonald’s)? There, you might see some ducks, Oregon’s (un)official state bird, swimming around.
So, in addition to completing my Triangle of Thriftiness that day, I guess this also completes my trifecta of donut store reviews this Saturday morning.

My wife and I stopped here on two occasions, while staying in Tualatin for 3 nights. This is your neighborhood bakery that makes donuts and other bakery items well that taste good. It is inexpensive without going over the top. You can have a cup of coffee and donut for less than $ 2.00.
They have convenient hours daily: 5:00 am to 10:00 pm. Located behind the McDonalds on SW Boones Ferry Road… you cannot make a Left Hand Turn from SW Boones Ferry Road, so continue on to Warm Springs Road, make a left and another left into the Strip Mall complex.
Visited July 2015

Worst experience at a donut shop ever. The man who was working barely spoke to me and he didn’t know what Bavarian crème was and tried to give me a jelly donut. I felt so unwelcome and uncomfortable. I do not recommend going there.

I took one of everything. Yup, I really did! What can I say, I wanted to get a real idea of what would be my favorite. I can’t get enough of the fritter, old fashioned and glazed. All of the others were pretty tasty too! I’ll be back!

My favorite donut place of all time. I’m a sucker for apple fritters and these guys have the crispy, doughy, soft, glaziness, and apple chunk ratios DOWN.
Also, the maple on the maple bars is quite generous without being overly done.

how come there’s so many spellings of Donut? Doughnut?
Anyway, the header here is DonutLand.
Average donuts, not bad, not the best. My work is so varied, so I feel privileged to run around to different parts of town.
Anyway, saw donutland in Tualatin and had some time to try them out.
I walked in and immediately thought, «oh no!», couple teenagers with their dad picking out doughnuts? Great, how long is this going to take?! It’s spring break.
Then an employee from in the back popped out and the line disappeared. So great service right there. I chose a couple cake donuts and a med. coffee. My blueberry cake donut was slightly greasy — -okay. The chocolate cake donut was the same, but no real chocolaty flavor.
The clerk only poured the coffee about ¾s full, I asked for more. Coffee was actually pretty pleasant.
No charm inside, couple old dudes chatting across the booths. Cafeteria type feel.
$ 2.70 for two cake donuts and medium coffee-​about average. I would return to try another donut and support a local business.
I have the same question about Sandwhich, Sandwich, and it seems most folks actually pronounce it Samwhich.

I wish the people working behind the desk could have been better about recommending some of the donut flavors especially for new timers at Doughnut Land. The girl wasn’t very helpful because she hadn’t tried majority of the doughnuts there. They should make it a requirement for their workers to try the donuts so that they can offer their opinion and be able to speak to it.
Anyways out of a dozen doughnuts, Maple bars, apple raspberry fritters and buttermilk bars were my favorite!