12 Best Donuts near Gatineau

“Update - the restaurant offered me a free tornado on my next visit as an apology. It was filled to the brim, like the branch I usually visit.I ordered a smartie tornado for $6.50 + taxes, which was given to me as in the photo. I thought it was a mistake, since when ordered from another branch it was filled to the brim. I checked and they informed me that was the amount the bosses told them to serve. However, the images show filled containers. Had I known, I would have purchased another product or gone elsewhere.“

“les beignes sont débiles mais la livraison est vraiment piètre.... j'avais mon adresse inclus a 2 minutes de l'autoroute 50 avant et depuis 2022 j'ai aucune possibilité de livraison comme avant s'est assez frustrant surtout que je commande de places parfois plus loin que ce resto!“

“1st experience here and the staff went above and beyond to ensure our experience was nothing short of fantastic. Not only were they incredibly kind and friendly, but they also displayed a level of generosity that is sometimes rare these days. I would definitely recommend and go back to this location!“

“Our family loves these donuts and we are a regular weekly customer. Not only are the donuts amazing but we have gotten to know the staff and look forward to our conversations each week. Rebecca is usually who we interact with and she is always friendly and knows what donuts we want before we even tell her!“

“I love this SuzyQ location and the staff are so incredibly sweet, patient, and friendly. Genuinely one of the best ways I can think of to spend 5$ for a food item that makes me SO happy. Look at this Black Forest donut?! I don't even like black forest cake, but this donut (topped with fresh cream, no less!!) is SO good I came here to post this.But also I was motivated because the person there today was so nice, I would not have been able to try the black forest at all if it wasn't for that individual, so thanks to them for this delight.“

“Have been many times and always great! I used to live down the street but this location only opened when I moved back to my home city ?. Whenever I come back for a visit, I stop by any of the Suzy Qs for a mandatory donut. Always great service, cleanliness and AMAZING donuts. Priced very fairly considering the work put into them, and how fresh and unique tasting they always are. They're also local!Love the vegan options, they taste the same as the regulars! Also love the outside building art for this location, I'm sure the inside will get more cozy/decorated over time, but it's still fine now and there's spots inside and outside to eat.Something about Suzy q donuts defy all other donuts. They're so light and fluffy, almost like a mix of a cake and donut. I could eat raspberry cassis donuts till the end of the time. Thanks for the great service for my birthday donuts this year, very accommodating and friendly, and of course, they came out incredible ?Parking: Parking in back“

“Indulgence at its Finest! I cannot praise this local donut chain enough! Every bite of their delicious, made-from-scratch donuts is a heavenly experience. From classic flavors like Boston cream to inventive creations like cookies and cream cheese, cinnamon toast crunch, and Bloop!, they never fail to impress. The dough is always fresh and fluffy, and the toppings are generously applied. Plus, the staff is friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall delightful experience. If you're a donut aficionado like me, this place is a must-visit. Five stars all the way!“

“I have to say that I was initially disappointed when I heard that this Happy Goat location in Westboro ended their partnership with Maverick's Donuts because I would frequently pick up donuts from there. Fortunately, they still sell donuts! They now have their own Happy Goat donuts instead. The Happy Goat donuts are yeast donuts (which I actually prefer over cake donuts, which are what Maverick's were). I've had a few flavours now and they are soft, fluffy and delicious. They have a flavour called "The Christopher" which has this delicious airy whipped cream and is topped with a piece of sponge toffee. Their apple fritter is quite tasty too and has big slices of apples inside. They have a savoury donut too, but I have not had it. Service is friendly and efficient. The cafe is bright and clean. Happy Goat is famous for their coffee, but I'm not a big coffee drinker. Street parking only.“

“this little shop packs a big punch. Wonderful service, good recommendations and quality products, equals a super experience.The variety is great and the boys do a superb job on presentation as well.This is my go to in Ottawa for sweet treats.“

“It is unique dessert with different type of spreads, syrups and nuts of your choice.There is plenty of space for sitting and standing stools. Orders usually take 15-20 minutes to prepare and get to it! You can build up your patience and hunger and you will be satisfied in no time! They have donuts and sundaes other than Lokma dessert! I would recommend you to try Black Forest sundae, it has good combination of syrup with vanilla ice cream. Try out and give a comment if you have recommendations for me for another time! Cheers!!!“

“I was so excited to see that Robin's Donuts opened up a location in Ottawa. This location opened February 12, 2024. Robin's Donuts is a Canadian donut chain that started in Thunder Bay. They seem to only have locations in smaller, less cosmopolitan cities (not sure what that says about Ottawa, haha, or maybe they are starting to explore the bigger markets). Even though they've been around for almost 50 years, growing up in Toronto, I had never heard of them before. They remind me of how Tim Hortons used to be, like in the 1990s. That's a compliment, haha. Donuts were bigger, and the food was better. I got 2 Rise 'n Shine Specials for my husband and I. They come with a "brekwich" or a breakfast bagel and a hashbrown. The brekwich combo is $5 and the bagel combo is $6. I was going to get the brekwich, but they said they ran out of the brekwich bread (this was 1pm on a Sunday), so I got the bagel. I got a bacon and egg, and a sausage, cheese and egg. They asked me what bagel I wanted and pointed at the choices on a sign, at I first selected the cheese bagel but then noticed that there was an extra $0.70 charge for that, so I changed my choice to the plain bagel. I also got a Bismarck ($1.59) which was a Boston Cream donut with vanilla icing drizzled on top. The bacon and egg bagel came with iceberg lettuce and a slice of tomato. I liked that it had some vegetables. The vegetables were fresh and everything tasted good. The sausage, cheese and egg bagel did not have any vegetables. So I was a bit disappointed with that. However, it still tasted good and I liked the mildly spicy kick to the sausage. The hashbrown was unremarkable. It tasted like the Cavendish hashbrowns you get frozen from the grocery store. The Bismarck was good. I liked that it was big. Bigger than Tim Hortons donuts these days. Closer in size to how big Tim Hortons donuts were in the 90s. However, the donut could have had more cream in it. The amount of cream was a bit stingy in my opinion. On another visit I got the apple fritter ($1.99). It was a bit too dense and hard/crispy for my tastes. I liked the Bismarck better. The ambiance is fast food, but feels like how Tim Hortons used to be. They also have egg salad sandwiches and chicken salad sandwiches, and different soups like the Tim Hortons of days past. If you are nostalgic for the Tim Hortons of days gone by, I'd recommend checking out Robin's Donuts. This is a standalone store. Free parking is available in their parking lot. (32)“

“They are the best donuts I've had. Stacy has a great team of decorators that made us a custom tower of donuts for a birthday party. They got the colours and design just perfect. If you're planning an event or a party they are a crowd pleaser.“