Dynamo Donut + Coffee — Restaurant in San Francisco

Definitely a lot of interesting donut flavors and we tried 5 of them, but flavors were hit or miss in my opinion. The donuts are either cake-based or the usual fried donut type. I did not prefer the cake type, possibly the one we tried was a vegan one that could have something to do with it, but it had a weird texture. The usual fried donut ones were very chewy and delicious, although flavors themselves were hit or miss. The passionfruit chocolate was my favorite, if you’re a passionfruit lover, it is super true to flavor and I would get it again. The strawberry one was also fairly flavorful. I would stay away from the pineapple, it was very strange and did not taste like pineapple. The carrot cake one was the one that was like a cake, the flavor was good, but the cake itself was weirdly textured. The Maple apple bacon was also tasty as others have noted. As others have no date, the barista was not very friendly, but was not rude either, just did not have a smile and did not seem to particularly enjoy her job. That did not deter us, though, as her service was prompt and efficient. The donut shop is the little hut right at one end of the marina green but there are a few small tables and chairs to sit on with a view of the bay so a nice...

Perfect location if you're touring around the Embarcadero in San Francisco. It's right before Crissy Field, the restored wetlands that leads up to Ft. Point and the Golden Gate Bridge. If you're on a bicycle or walking, great place for a quick stop. You can eat right there, or head over to the water, about 200 yards away, with benches and plenty of places to take your doughnuts with you. Great place for people-watching as walkers and runners all pass right by. Dynamo specializes in weird flavors, though, which may or may not be what you want. A little pricey, too. And the hours are limited, so check on that ahead of time. But it's a cool little place and a neat way to get off your...

They have different specialty donuts each day and they are scrumptious! We had a vanilla chocolate and a maple bacon one, not too sweet, just right. Tiny tiny coffees, $3. I know that sounds cheap but I’m not from California and it was the size of my thumb. But, with that said, everything is priced in accordance with the cost of living there and it was not a huge shock. The coffee was delightful, regardless. Quick service! Right near the water so it’s nice if you want to grab a bite before continuing to explore Or once...