Such a fun place So…read moremany kinds of donuts but i had to get multiple orders of the creme brulee donut holy moly thats all you need to sell!!!

Tasty apple fritter this morning. Great spot during a morning walk in the city. No line…read more Apple Fritter tasted fresh and wasn't soggy with oil or excess frosting as so many are. Would come back to try some more exotic choices out of the case next time.

Amazing unassuming looking donut shop on 24th St. in the heart of the Calle 24 Historic District in…read morethe Mission Neighborhood. We walked right into the cool and cozy no-frills donut shop and was greeted by the friendly staff. She even threw in a few delectable donut holes. I got a cake donut, but my companion got a regular glazed. I'm pretty picky with my glazes, which is why I default to cake when trying new donut places as most classic glazed donuts are pretty stale by the afternoon. But to my surprise, their classic yeasty glazed donut was incredible moist and not too overly fried. This is the mark of an excellent donut shop. I'm even curious to try their jelly-filled donuts next time i'm in. Highly highly recommend and I can't wait to come back!

I heard good things about this place for years and everyone was right. It's a small family-run…read morebusiness with a homey vibe. That afternoon, it was packed with seniors with walkers who just seemed to be hanging out talking. :) The Jelly Donut has all the classics as well as some fun twists. We were looking for a little something sweet, so asked for a lemon jelly donut. I pointed to another big one and asked what it was. The woman behind the counter tongue-tied herself trying to say "crumb-coated cinnamon roll" and laughed which was extremely adorable so I had to get it. And yes, they gave a couple of surprise donuts which we didn't know was a thing. Everyone is tense and crabby these days (for good reason), so such a small move can really make someone's day. And yes, all of the donuts were excellent and fresh! I normally wouldn't order a cruller because they are always chewy and flavorless. Now I get it! This might be one of my favorite kinds of donuts now! I'm going out of my way to buy donuts from here in the future.

Granny Smith apple donuts with cinnamon sugar?? Yes, please!…read more Everything sounded delicious. Our office enjoyed the treats and the popular choices seemed to be the chai, the apple and the chocolate/bacon combo. It's pricier than other donut shops but worth it when you're looking for something more special.

THE PATIO? There is a patio?…read more This has been my favorite donut spot for years. I would typically just grab a donut on the go or buy a box for coworkers and take it back to the office. I HAD NO IDEA THERE WAS A PATIO. I grabbed coffee and a donut and saw a "patio" sign. I sat down and got productive and I couldn't believe how relaxing work was. All thanks to this patio. And an amazing donut of course. And great coffee.

Best doughnuts around! Expensive but you get what you pay for and then some. Can't recommend this…read moreplace enough and I love their packaging and care with each doughnut.

I've had Magic Donuts in my bookmarks for the longestttt time so I was excited to finally try their…read morefamed sourdough donuts! Parking is super easy around the area, which is a rarity in SF. Shop is bright and airy, with the most adorable pastel color scheme. I ordered two of their milk chocolate donuts ($5 each), a key lime meringue donut ($6), a blueberry & lime donut ($5), and a caramel apple donut ($6). Donuts are on the pricier side, but the presentation and use of high quality ingredients makes up for it. The sourdough donuts themselves aren't nearly as sweet as standard donuts and have a soft, bouncy texture. The milk chocolate donut was absolutely decadent. Upon first bite, you can immediately tell this donut was topped with real melted milk chocolate. This was levels above a typical chocolate glazed donut. The flakey sea salt garnished on top balanced out the sweetness nicely. Although I will say that I found the richness of the chocolate to clash slightly with the tanginess of the sourdough donut. The key lime meringue donut had a super tart key lime filling and was topped with fluffy meringue. Definitely the most eye catching of the donuts I picked up. But the key lime filling was a bit too punchy and sour for my liking. The glaze on the blueberry & lime donut had a potent and fresh blueberry flavor that went well with the lime zest sprinkled on top. The caramel apple donut was my favorite. The caramelized apple filling paired with the cream cheese frosting and graham cracker crumbs was almost like eating an apple pie + cheesecake fusion but as a donut! Overall, a solid donut place that I'd return to if I'm ever in need of a special treat!

Ordered ube sandwich with Thai Thea and caramellow ice cream and ube sauce topping. Our friend got…read morethe toasted marshmallow topping which looked oh so pretty. Net net really good flavors for both the ice cream and sandwich. Definitely a special treat. It's a small window only doing Togo.

what's AYCE without dessert? we drove a little ways to find this spot but being Sunday night, super…read moreeasy to find parking about a 3 minute walk away. since we came so late (7:30pm Sunday, they close at 9), they were out of some things. all they had were ube pandesal, but the picture when everything was prepared looks even more insane than what was ordered. ube pandesal with ube and mango ice cream, topped with fruity pebbles, condensed milk, and ube sauce I mean it's as sweet as it sounds, my boyfriend LOVED it. I was too full to eat any but I could smell all the flavors in the car ride home. I hope to try this spot myself soon!

We loved uncle Benny's. Staff were wonderful and went above and beyond. They are open really…read moreearly...I don't know, maybe 3 or 4am? I took a bunch of ube donuts to the office and they were a big hit. Hubby and I have gone a few times and every visit is a pleasure. So many yummy things to choose from.

Happened to grab an ube donut on a whim from here and it was epic I don't go to SF a lot but when…read moreI'm there again I'm going to get a few more (I only got one last time) the texture was super soft and the glaze wasn't too sweet price was great but overall if you love ube like me this place has that Oh also the lox everything bagel was also good but I'm coming back for the donut!

OMG! You have to try their tiger bars they're the best they have the best donuts here I love it…read morevery clean inside very fresh donuts yummy! Staff was very helpful and polite.

Coming home from Muir Woods and OMG I saw there's a Bobs Donuts in Mill Valley!! I love the Bobs…read moreDonuts in SF and try to stop in whenever we're in the city. I wasn't sure if the one in Mill Valley was the same/related until I saw the logo. Yes! So we stopped in around 4pm. I bought 4 donuts. Got into the car and my kid is like... WHY ARE THEY ALL COLD?? Weird. I've had bad donuts but never ever have I gotten a cold donut from a donut shop. Like the texture and temperature is what you'd expect from a donut you just pulled out of the refrigerator. We ate all four donuts anyway cuz donuts and hungry. But we won't be back. And if you're unsure, don't waste your time or money. Unless of course you like cold donuts. Or maybe call ahead to ask first. I dunno. I'm just confused why they were cold. There was a steady stream of customers at that time too.

This small donut shop has two display cases for their donuts and pastries. Nothing fancy or super…read moremodern. The chocolate round I ordered was fluffy and a solid snack. Their menu is broken up into: unfilled donuts, filled donuts, croissants, baked buns, assorted goodies, hot drinks and cold drinks. The woman I interacted with was nice and efficient. Stately-looking sign out front. They have a few tables where you can take a break and eat or drink.

Hardworking family run business, different coffees like French Roast and Hazelnut to choose from…read more(chose the regular blend and it was donut shop coffee, not strong but familiar.) Cake donuts are the way to go, jelly had only a scant teaspoon of gelatin filling deep inside the donut. Donut itself was fluffy and tasty though. They were kind especially since I spilled my coffee while trying to put a lid on it after adding cream. On a gritty corner of Mission and 18th, glad it hasn't been cleansed, gentrified and repackaged.

I never knew about this place until recently when I was walking past on the way to my destination…read more I came in on my way back and could barely lift my walker into the shop. The person who helped me was very friendly and patient. He explained what the day's choices were and what his favorites were. I bought two donuts and was shocked at how expensive they were! Oh well, it was a reward for walking all the way over there. The vanilla glazed old fashioned was delicious! The spices were perfect. I would recommend eating it all on the same day because they lose their integrity the next day. I also tried the crodough the next day and wished I had tried it the first day. It had lost the crispness because of the cream. I wish I had stayed there to take bites of each but I was so physically exhausted that I just wanted to get home. If I go back, I'll definitely take someone to share with. I really want to try the apple fritter and cinnamon roll! It's a very sweet, old-fashioned shop and very clean inside. I was impressed with the service and will save my pennies to go again, if I get a ride.

I've been a fan of Johnny Doughnuts since their original outpost in San Rafael…read more Today I popped in after a PT appointment at nearby CPMC Pacific campus. Donuts - * the blueberry lemon - excellent * the coffee cake - excellent * the cinnamon sugar twist - not good. Very dry and small in size. Definitely needs a good dunk. It was a take away order. Got home and plated all three. The donuts are made with potato flour. They're dense like old fashioned donuts. Make sure you've got a strong cup of coffee to go with them.

My friend and I were walking around Pier 39 on Sunday, and he mentioned wanting to try this place…read more We ordered the 7 mini donuts in a bag and it came with two little skewers. The donuts were so good! It was lightly sweet and soft with a slight crisp. The dusting of sugar gave the donuts a bit of a crunch. The amount of donuts was perfect for the two of us. It was a small stand in Pier 39. The staff were friendly when taking our order and handing us the baggie. There weren't that many people waiting, so we were able to get our donuts within a couple minutes. Definitely would come again for a little sweet treat if I'm in the area!

Trish's Mini Donuts: A Pier 39 Must-Stop!!…read more If you're walking the Pier 39 boardwalk in San Francisco, the smell alone will probably pull you in. Trish's Mini Donuts is a classic for a reason. The Experience The staff here is incredibly quick and efficient, which is great because there's usually a line of eager people waiting for their sugar fix. Even with the crowd, they keep things moving smoothly. The Donuts These are the most amazing, simple mini donuts. The secret is definitely getting them freshly made. When they are served warm and crispy, tossed in that signature cinnamon sugar, they practically melt in your mouth. There's something so nostalgic and satisfying about a bucket of these while you're exploring the pier. The Drinks This time, we paired our donuts with a coffee cappuccino with caramel syrup. It was a decent, solid cup of coffee that provided a nice caffeine kick and balanced out the sweetness of the donuts. Tip: Don't wait until they cool down! Eat them as soon as you get them for that perfect warm-and-crispy texture.