Jellyfish Donuts — Restaurant in Juneau

Jellyfish Donuts is truly a magical spot in Juneau! From the moment you walk in, you're transported to a dreamy, whimsical world where donuts and art collide. The shop is filled with the most stunning rainbow art that immediately catches your eye--it's vibrant, playful, and perfectly complements the cozy, welcoming atmosphere.

Their donuts are absolutely to die for! Soft, fluffy, and bursting with flavor, each one is crafted to perfection. Whether you go for a classic glazed or one of their unique seasonal creations, you can't go wrong. There's a perfect balance of sweetness in every bite, and the variety is incredible--there's something to satisfy every craving. They have a salmon donut , strawberry cheesecake , cookies and cream , and so much more.

But Jellyfish Donuts isn't just about the delicious treats; it's also a hub for local artists. The walls are adorned with beautiful pieces from talented locals, and they even have artwork available for purchase. It's wonderful to see a business that supports and showcases the creativity of the community.

The vibe here is nothing short of dreamy. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, making each visit a delightful experience. Whether you're grabbing a quick breakfast, treating yourself, or looking for a unique gift, Jellyfish Donuts is the place to be. It's a must-visit if you're in Juneau, and once you go, you'll find yourself coming back time and time again....

It's a cute local donut shop that originates from Ketchikan. There are currently 2 locations in Alaska. This review is for the Juneau location. It serves unique donuts, dumplings, Korean corn dogs, and fish on a stick. Kind of interesting, right?

There is very limited high top table seating. One will become available if you're lucky. These are big & beautifully decorated donuts. Some even have a little sparkle in the glaze that makes it look like the shiny bell of a jellyfish. It's denser than your usual donut. It's more like a bread. Some say it's a yeast donut, but I'm pretty sure it's a brioche one. My husband's Chocoholic donut may have been fresher than mine. It was a tad lighter than mine. My Strawberry Rhubarb flavor was good, but I kind of wish I had tried the local Spruce Tip Raspberry flavor. They were both extremely sticky. There's no way to eat it without getting it everywhere. Not a bad thing. We thankfully had wet wipes.

We were both very happy with the mocha latte. It was much needed after walking on the Alpine Loop Trail earlier that morning.

I think they are more known for their savory & salmon donuts. That's definitely what I'd like to try next time. I'd say it's worth a visit. The good news is that you'll see it again in Ketchikan. You might as...

Must donuts if you are in Alaska!! It is made to order which I like!! Unique flavors too!!

Location: It is located Juneau Alaska. It’s just a bakery with no seating inside. Great display of donuts. You would want to buy everything.

Service: not much interaction, just order on the menu and they made it from their kitchen. I can see that they were just making it when I ordered.

Food: I ordered their famous SALMON DONUT and as weird as it sounds it was good to be honest. It reminded me of salmon cream cheese on a bagel but instead it is on the donut! The donut itself is soft and fried well.

Price rating: 6/10. It was not expensive.

Definitely will come back to try other donut flavors when I come...