The most nostalgic of places, used to come here a lot on weekends when growing up and I'm so glad it's still around. Arguably the best donuts I've ever had - light and full of flavor. It feels like home here! read more

Jubilee Donuts - Donuts Near Me - Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

Best donuts around! My favorite. I'd eat here everyday if donuts could provide all my nutritional needs. Try it, you won't regret it. The owners have a long history of donut making and it shows! They actually make the donuts, not just accept delivery from trucks. read more

good old fashion donuts which is why they are super expensive, and although they list hours, not always open at those times. can only get once in a great while. a dozen donuts can run you over twenty-five dollars. read more

Wonderful service every time! The donuts are always tasty, fresh and, while a little more expensive, completely worth it! You get what you pay for and Jubilee gives quality!! read more

Outstanding donuts. Tasty, large, and very fresh. A local place 10x better than any chain

very dirty and rude people working they are very dirty and don't wash their hands before serving customers I've watched them wipe their noses and faces without washing their hands then immediately serving customers after and i was also verbally assaulted by employee with a bald head and glasses ! read more

Excellent donuts...excellent genuine friendly customer service! I love the late hours because sometimes you're just sitting home late and want a donut. read more

Jubilee Donuts - Donuts Near Me - Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

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cheap, but the best donut i've ever had. the man was so nice. yum yum yum. awesome sauce. thanks queenie peas

Was visiting from Washington state and stopped in to the most delicious doughnuts and amazing people to help out picked out freshly baked donuts!! Plus a nice friendly atmosphere. read more

$1.90 for a maple crepe stick? Which wasn't even as good as Giant Eagle's. Furthermore, both donuts and staff were disheveled and sloppy. read more

For $19.48 I got 9 donuts, 1 muffin, and a bottle of water. Not cheap for the poor quality of the donuts here. The first donut I tried was a glazed chocolate cake and at 836am it was quite dry and very disappointing. The glazed sour cream donut had no flavor and was also dry and only glazed on the dorsal half. The third I tried was a maple glazed cake donut which had a nice maple flavor to the icing but was also dry! The glazed blueberry cake donut was only marginally less dry. The glazed yeast donut was also somewhat dry! The chocolate glazed banana creme filled long john was awful. Haphazardly glazed chocolate didn't at all complement the flavor of the banana creme. The apple fritter was not dry thank God and had nice layers of cinnamon swirled into the dough with a nice couple of apple chunks throughout. This was the only item I tried out of them all that was not below average! The doughsant was acceptable as the fried croissant dough made the dessert nicely crispy outside with less of the dry cake crumb within like all the cake donuts I had. I've probably tried hundreds of donut shops in my life. Overall this place has unacceptable gas station level quality and you absolutely must seek decent donuts elsewhere. Dry donuts suck and if you're a donut shop you have zero excuses especially at 830am! read more

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Best doughnuts in town! Staff is very helpful and friendly. Fresh doughnuts with the best fillings and glaze. I can not say enough good things about this place. I always get a crème stick and my husband some sort of glazed the cake or raised, and then a glazed doughsant. Soooo good read more

My mother & I picked up some donuts here yesterday to take to my grandmothers. We knew it would be busy with it being Mother's Day, so we were prepared! Because of the social distancing regulations, they only allowed one customer in at a time with a mask on. My mom went in to get a dozen, and she was shocked with the amount they had! Even with their drive thru being packed and many cars in the parking lot, they had a huge variety to choose from. Plus, they were still pumping out many more! She said that the employees were very friendly and helped her very quickly. Now about the donuts, WOW! I had a bite of my mom's maple creme stick, and it was superb! I had a sour cream donut & a glazed one, and they were both incredible! We also got two small coffees for our drive, and I will say that their coffee was horrible... definitely Folgers or something cheap. (You must know, we are coffee snobs in this family though... Starbucks is the standard). I could live without the coffee, but I will DEFINITELY be back for the donuts! read more

One of my co-workers brought donuts in this morning from Jubilee Donuts on Front St. in Cuyahoga Falls. I had a delicious apple fritter. It was the BEST! I have tried apple fritters from many stores and franchises, and this location has a delicious, flavorful, apple fritter. The texture was exactly the way it should be made as well as the glaze. I spoke with Kevin this morning at the shop. He was attentive with wonderful customer service. Please support this business, particularly this location. It is worth the trip! read more

Best donuts in the area hands down! Super cheap (especially coming from DC where the donuts cost like $3-4 each...) and always tasty - they are the perfect combo of doughy and fried if you, like me, don't want your donut to taste essentially like a funnel cake. I love this place! read more

In light of Covid 19, I've been looking to give my business more to local businesses than chains. After looking through yelp, Jubilee Donuts seemed to be an amazing place for a sweet tooth fix. They had the typical selection of donuts. I am a sucker for jelly donuts and to my surprise they offered lemon and raspberry. I picked raspberry so I could compare it to my go-to donut stop Dunkin. And boy oh boy was I impressed! Their jelly donuts are frosted not powdered (great for eating in the car). The filling had just the right amount of sweetness. And on top of everything, that donut was filled and gushing with jelly. Some people may find it overwhelming but it's perfect for me! I will be back to try the other donuts and maybe a cup of coffee! read more

Jubilee Donuts - Raspberry jelly donut - Donuts Near Me - Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

Must Try: Apple fritter I'm no apple fritter connoisseur, but these are stellar. Perfect glaze, perfect crispness, well balanced. Sweet, but not overdone. Great, local place. I can't say I've paid more per donut elsewhere (except in a huge city), but the quality stands up to it. Have some more unique flavors and the run of the mill. read more

I was so pleased to find Jubilee Donuts on DoorDash in the Falls. Not having tried them before, I wasn't sure which things would be good or if they'd have any left at 8:00 p.m. they had everything I ordered - maple and chocolate cream sticks, jelly donuts, sugar raised donuts, and most importantly - toasted coconut! They were so fresh and delicious, I can't even tell you! I just ordered a dozen with several different kinds and I can't wait till they get here! A++++ for Jubilee Donuts! -C.Warren. read more

nothing but the truth...best donuts in the world. every time me and my husband travel and try new donuts- "not as good as jubilee"!!

I ordered my son a Giant birthday donut for his birthday. The donut was AMAZING. Also the 2 gentleman working that day were the kindest and most courteous men. We thoroughly enjoyed our experience and will be back very soon read more

Jubilee Donuts - a chocolate covered doughnut in a box - Donuts Near Me - Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio

Friendly service with great donuts. Freshly made all day with evening hours as well - I like to get mine late. Seasonal flavors- try the cherry! Great creme sticks. read more

What a ripoff. $18.95 for a dozen jelly donuts? That is criminal. Krispy Creme is cheaper and better.

The low ratings surprise the crap out of me, so I'm writing this review while wearing a pair of Depends. Jubilee donuts will not change your life, but they're really tasty. I go out of my way and drive past Dunkin Donuts to go to Jubilee. In fact, I'm certain that preferring Giant Eagle donuts to Jubilee donuts is a clinical sign of damage to the gustatory cortex sufficient to warrant a referral to a neurologist. I also like their coffee quite a bit - they don't have lattes or anything that I know of. So, if that's what you're looking for, this is not the place for you. I haven't had their bagels, since bagels are just stale plain donuts, and I like to eat food that tastes good. If you are looking for artisinal coffee or baked goods, I do not recommend Jubilee. But if you're looking for a good donut and a nice cup of coffee, check 'em out. read more

God, this place is so dingy. Has it always been like this? I have these great memories of it being a Krispy Kreme when I was a kid - sort of like an old diner, with regulars sitting at the Formica bar sipping espresso & reading the paper. Now, not only is it not a Krispy Kreme - which means it doesn't serve frosted glazed donuts, my favorites - it's also not 24-hour anymore (I guess I don't need donuts at 3am) AND it's just... sort of gross. It feels dirty inside. It doesn't even smell like fresh donuts! How is that possible? That said, I can't REALLY complain, because at the end of the day, the donuts are pretty damn tasty - & cheap. They also have a drive-thru, which is convenient, & they're right next to my favorite dive bar, which is also convenient, so those are all pretty serious pros. Get the creamsticks. Just brace yourself for going inside. read more

I have been meaning to try Jubilee for several weeks now. I will be leaving to go back to NC soon, and I didn't want to take a chance of missing out. Classic donut shops seem to be nonexistent in Charlotte. Last night, I drove by and decided to stop. The shop was loaded with great looking donuts. This wasn't a pared-down smattering of selections like I have been seeing lately at places that happen to sell donuts. I felt like I was a kid again, getting donuts at the place near the house I grew up in. Only this time the person behind the counter was a bit friendlier (the donut shop of my childhood had a sign on permanent display that read, "I'll smile if you do.") I got one chocolate-covered cream stick, a sprinkled cake donut with chocolate glaze, and one regular glazed ring. All three were very good. Lately, my donut experiences have been one of disappointment and shame. You know. You pick up, what looks like a scrumptious cream stick--completely denying that it weighs five pounds. You take one bite, and it is stale and flavorless. The shame comes when you decide to just eat it anyway. NOT the case with Jubilee! I couldn't get home fast enough, for I started eating while I was in the car. Definitely going back for some more soon. read more

Friendly service and awesome donuts! So good I can't believe I didn't find out about this place sooner

Best doughnuts in town. Staff is nice and they take care of their customers. If they're out of a doughnut they'll make it up to you.

You can not have a bad day if it has started out with jubilee coffee. The banana cream filled donuts are hands down the best donut I have ever had. Lucky to have a place like this around town. read more

Outside drive thru menu pricing for creme sticks is not accurate as of morning of 9/20/2020. Beware of this and other items. Clerk DID NOT honor drive thru posted price. Won't go back. Clerk indicated this sign / price has been up for awhile. read more

Big, light, fluffy yeast donuts full of flavor. I highly recommend these donuts. They far exceeded my expectations. Much, much better than DD or KK. read more

The glazed donuts are always dry and nasty. My teacher always gets them for us and I hate it.

Amazing donuts and a huge selection!! Staff was very friendly!

I must admit I never in a million years thought I would be reviewing a donut house! We've all been there, holding a filled donut in one's hand trying to gauge where the filling is so you can break away and toss the somewhat dry flavorless dough and just eat the filling-sodden center, only to find that throwing away three eighths of the side opposite the poke hole and a quarter of the the poke hole side still left you with one last unwanted bite of dry dough you had to spit out to your hapless dog, before you could properly enjoy the filled portion! Not with a Jubilee donut. These guys know the reason the words jelly in jelly donut and cream in creamsitck appear first is because that is the component one wants to encounter the most. The donut is just a pleasant encasement. My strong advice, if you don't wish to wear the filling on your shirt for the balance of the day, hold a plate right under your mouth while you eat these things or all bets are off on that important appointment you have later! Jam packed lemon donuts, jelly donuts, creamsticks etc. and very good unfilled donuts as well, freshly made at almost any hour of the day or night. And if you 're extremely lazy they have a drive through window for those pajama-clad Sunday morning runs!!! All these years I had erroneously thought that Krispy Kreme was the standard by which donuts were to be judged. I now stand humbly corrected by the fine folks at Jubillee. And the nice thing, is we had arrived at the State Rd location prior, just as they closed, and they came out of the locked shop and told us about the Front St location where they apparently are made and advised that in 45 minutes or so there would be hot donuts available as cooking for the next day was about to begin! Kudos to You State Rd folks for caring enough to interrupt your close-up to share that information!! read more

The BEST donuts around and way better that that Stownut place . These are always fresh and tasty . $1.50 for a small jelly one but at least the money stays local. read more

I have no idea why this place gets such good reviews? Maybe locals feel bad for it? I do not. They are wayyy to expensive for donuts that are just not very good. I can go to giant eagle and get better ones. If you get a bagel be prepared to pay like $1.00 for the smallest amount of cream cheese you could imagine. I live 1 mile from here and have been here twice, and the second time was just to give it another shot. Trust me, go anywhere else if your craving a donut. read more

This will be a 2 part review. I actually attempted to work there, but am also a customer. So lets start with customer. It is great to have a place that is open late. When i do go there late night the people that run the counter are always nice and respectful. They know their product, which most donut shops do not. Yes they are a tad bit expensive. But having worked there I think I understand why. That is my customer review. Here is my work review. I interviewed with the owner. Very nice guy. I was told I would be doing production. Fine. I was not 100 percent sure what production was. I found out when I started there that what was needed was beyond what I was capable of doing. I have essential tremors. What that means is my hands shake. Almost like a tremor you might see in an elderly person ( sorry its the only way to describe it). This tremor gets worse when doing certain tasks. The more I do that task the worse it gets. Usually its things that may require balancing something with a little weight in one hand like a full glass or a big thing of orange juice. There were a lot of things that required me to have a hand that was more steady than mine. After the first night I figured out that I would not be returning. From an outsiders perspective I might recommend a few things. Your recipes are fine. The donuts taste wonderful. I think if your customers are repeat customers they would be willing to pay a tad bit more to get machines that might make the process quicker and more efficient rather than have the workers run around with their head's cut off. Example: The person that works the frier is in charge of the following all at once. load the uncooked donuts, monitor the frier itself to make sure the donuts do not get jammed. Turn on and off the glazer as needed. Pull the cooked donuts and rack them. Move the racks of completed donuts to a holding area to cool. When cool Flip the completed donuts from racks to trays for the various stores. Place the trays in the proper container for their store. Monitor the oil/grease and add more if needed. Flip cinnamon buns over so that when they get glazed the proper side gets glazed. All of this needs to be done while the machine is running with product. You must continue to feed uncooked product and pull cooked product and all these other things all at once. There surely may be some people that are able to do the process. More power to them. But it is a lot. And honestly its such a quick process there is a certain amount of risk involved especially when working with grease. Also the order of operations might need some work. The nights starts off by icing a certain type of donut. those are done and stored. then another type of donut is friend, iced and stored, then another. that goes on and on all night every night. Perhaps focus on getting one step done before going to another. In other words have all hands work on frying all the donuts. then icing those that need. many hands make light work. It seemed like this was being done the opposite way. Give many jobs to one person. Also production is only done at night and only done at one location for all of the stores. Thats a very limited time to produce a high volume of donuts. I am not sure if the secret behind that is to cut costs or what but it does put a lot of stress on the workers. I might recommend producing some days all day. In two shifts with some part timers. that way the work is not like a hurricane bowling you over. Or I might recommend producing at two locations. I remember the owner saying one or two locations used to be old Krispy Kreme locations. They have to have had the production space there. Believe it or not a tweak on efficiency might actually save you money. Sometimes you do not need new equipment or better people but better procedures. But now read this folks and know. The people who make your donuts. Work their butt off. They deserve every ounce of that money you pay for your donut. Also I will say this the pay rate for what is expected is a bit lopsided with production. There is a lot expected when you are in production. You might want to offer higher pay. If your reasoning for the pay rate is that it would raise the price of the donuts. The owner already admitted he is more expensive. I promise you there are ways to cut costs yet increase efficiency. I highly recommend having someone observe one night who is a consultant on efficiency. I Promise they will not try to change your recipe or flavors. All they are going to do is probably continue to have you offer the good tasting, high quality product but at less cost to you the owners and operators of the company. Lastly maybe try to figure out how to explain to someone when hiring what production really entails. When you bring someone in, they dislike or are unable to do the work, that costs you money. If you can avoid that waste its worth it. read more

Best donuts around! I use to love Duncan donuts and krispy cream until I tired this place! Donuts are always fresh and taste great!

Love the glaze and jelly donuts. When I worked in Beachwood people would beg me to bring those in and help contribute the texture is good and they are not filled with air. If you happen to be out late and drive thru ..order a glaze hot and fresh. Don't worry about all the crunches you will be doing afterward read more

I love Jubilee! Best donut place i've been to. Love that they have a drive thru and accept credit/debit cards!

Great place for overpriced donuts and bad customer service! If that is what you are searching for this is the right spot. Their donuts are comparable to those at Giant Eagle only difference is you will pay more then twice that much here. On top of that the guys who work in the morning want to bite your kids heads off if they take to long to decide! read more