Tyler’s Donut House

Hands down the best donuts ever! My kids love the donut holes. The prices are reasonable too!

Been going to this place for almost four years now. Tyler is friendly and remembers what you want after going a few times. Delicious donuts, great prices and he even has great coffee.

Compared to Henry’s Donuts I think Tyler’s Donuts is more delicious. The donuts are nice and soft. I’ve only been here several times and usually a lot of things are out. It’s better to get them in the morning if you’re looking for more varieties. Also, Tyler is friendly and doesn’t hesitate to make conversation.

I’m not sure if what I experienced happens everyday here, or just because it was Sunday. Let me explain. I came here with some friends on Sunday, about 11am (and I know people usually get donuts earlier in the morning, and not around noon, but we’re all between 21 and 23 years of age, and 11am is morning on a Sunday) Non the less the shop is open till 3pm on Sundays, but they literally had 3 types of donuts left to choose from. Either a glazed twist or round, a chocolate cream filled, or just the regular chocolate bars. Now I love the chocolate bars, but I was hoping for more of a variety. They had a big case with lots of racks, but they were empty and you could see the crumbs from the donuts that were sitting there. We asked the clerk if they would be making anymore and he said no not today. Now remember it was 11am, and they were supposed to be open for another 4 hours until 3pm. Maybe they just didn’t make enough this time, and aren’t as busy as that Sunday was, I don’t know. Anyways, the donuts we had were very good. They are very airy and soft. They seem to sell out fast, so I’d consider going as early as possible. I would like to try their other donuts as well, so I’m going to plan another visit, but earlier in the morning. The chocolate bars were the best I’ve had in the Everett/​Mukilteo area.

Not sure how this place got any good reviews… I took two bites of my donut and had to throw the rest out. Same with everyone else who came with me to try this place. If you like grease on top of nasty old grease (the kind you can’t get the gross taste out of your mouth), then you love this place. For now, we are all sick.

My daughter and I decide to go fishing early this morning and found that they were open at 4:30 in the morning even though it was 5:30 for us I went in and he had a variety of donuts already out. Oh my they are delicious I will definitely be coming back here to be getting our donuts for our Sunday morning fishing that we do.

Tyler makes the BEST donuts flat out. My family and I have tried them all in Snohomish County, no joke. I’m from Mid America and grew-​up on traditional American style donuts — these are legit and very, very difficult to find consistent, high quality donuts these days. This is not you standard fare grocery store garbage. This is not the trendy, over-​rated fancy donuts like Top Pot, Frost, etc that you neighbors and co-​workers like to brag out. This is flat out as original as you can get!
Tyler’s specialty is clearly the ‘raised’ style donuts. They are super soft, light, fluffy and incredibly delicious. The glazes have just the right amount: not overly thick and waxy like Krispy Kreme. Are the filled are great especially the crème filled. His maple bars are the most popular seller for good reason.
My kids, Wife and I love Tyler’s and know you will too!

Sorry, their donuts might be great but I’d never know since every time I try this place (no matter the time) they are 90% out of everything. I don’t like what’s typically left over so I’ve have to walk out and drive down to get them somewhere else… every single time!

My wife and I like donuts.
Okay, let me rephrase that…
We LOVE donuts.
ESPECIALLY apple fritters and maple bars.
There.
This place has hands-​down the best apple fritter we’ve ever tried. Filled with lotsa apple chunks, swirled with cinnamon and iced oh so lightly. Big, thin and not greasy. You get the idea. YUMMERS! This is the one to beat.
The maple bar isn’t flaky-​dense: light without being too fluffy, just the right amount of maple-​flavored icing on top.
In south Everett, but worth the drive. You can tell the owner cares about his craft. This and Countryside Donuts in MLT are my current top two.
Frost Donuts? Forgettaboutit! Go to Tyler’s!
They had a MARVELOUS selection in the early afternoon, when other shops sell-​out by 10 AM. Kudo!

I hate myself for waiting this long to finally try their donuts! These donuts are delicious. I came to the place wanting to try just one or two donuts, I ended up leaving with ½ a dozen AND I couldn’t resist how delicious the ham and cheese croissant looks so I got that too. I will be coming back here for sure!

Best donut holes EVER. Seriously– go try them out. (If they even have any left by the time you get there.)

I had been dying to try this place since I drove by it. I finally went in the other day but it was in the afternoon. Even though it was about 2p, there was still a decent selection of treats. I tried a glazed and a chocolate frosted with sprinkles. Both were really delicious! The person running the shop was friendly and carried on a short conversation with me while I was there, which was nice.
Inside and out of this place was very clean and tidy. It also wasn’t very difficult to get in and out of. Plenty of parking nearby, which is great!
In all, this place is awesome and I plan on becoming a loyal donut connoisseur of this place! If you’re in the area and need a sweet treat, definitely stop here!

Really, you might think «how different can a donut be? They’re just donuts.» I did, too, until I had Tyler’s donuts. Easily among the best donuts I’ve ever had, at least for your standard varieties like glazed, old fashioned, fritters, cake, etc. They aren’t mind-​blowing or anything, but they are consistently and undeniably a little bit better than all the others I’ve tried. The only problem is that the secret is out, and sometimes you get there in the morning and the case is empty of the most popular things. Other times, it’s totally packed with all kinds of goodies. When my wife and I go, we just get 2 – 3 donuts, so it’s not much of an issue.
Also, Tyler is very polite and responsive, but in a way that gets people through the line quickly. I won’t get my donuts anywhere else anymore.

Great Donut Holes! All of their raised donuts are really tasty, their cake donuts are pretty middle of the road. Reasonable prices for drinks etc.

Best donuts ever. I went there for the first time with my son just because his name is Tyler and I keep coming back because they have a great selection and quality that grocery stores can’t compete with.

YUM! Best donut I’ve had, uh, ever! I had the apple crumb. We got the half dozen and haven’t eaten them all yet but I really look forward to the rest! They have a good variety of donuts.
The price is very reasonable. The owner is very nice and you can tell he loves what he does!
Definitely going back!

Horrible horrible experience here. Everything started out great, got a great deal on half a dozen donuts. Sat down, started to enjoy my glazed cinnamon roll. Then when I went to pull it apart not one but TWO earwig bugs came out. STILL ALIVE! And all the employee had to say when I showed him. Was «huh, really? I just made these this morning» I would of given this review 2 stars. But all he did was offer me another donut of the same kind! No I don’t want another donut that probably has bugs in it as well. The right thing to do is give me my money back and clean out your donut display case. Instead of standing there stupid and not fixing the problem.

We get donuts from here every every now and then and they are delicious and the owner is so friendly!

Let’s face it: donuts, for the most part, are just donuts. They’re blobs of fried dough and are one of the worst things you can put into your body. Tyler’s Donut House is one of maybe two that I would say are worth the damage.
Great homemade donuts, great selection! Blueberry fritters? Um, yes. Old-​fashioned crumble donuts? You don’t have to ask me twice. They’ve got everything from glazed to filled to chocolate with sprinkles to light and fluffy to heavy and cakey. And they’re cheap, too! Most donuts are about $ 1, or you can get a fritter or a dozen donut holes for $ 1.50.
The only downside is that the coffee is nothing special.
I’d recommend going earlier in the day, of course, because most donut shops will not bake more in the afternoon.
(Also check out Darci’s Dinky Donuts in Monroe, the only other donut shop worthy of expanding my waistline)

Soft and airy… highly recommend chocolate covered Bavarian Crème