This delightful donut shop offers an array of fantastic flavors that are sure to impress. Friendly service. The matcha and coconut chocolate donuts are a perfect 10/10!

Unassuming little spot with delicious donuts. They have the classics (glazed, plain), interesting variants (e.g. lemon poppy) and fun top shelf variants (earl grey lavender, Philz coffee, etc). Yeasted donuts on the weekends are also an awesome treat. All the donuts we tried -- and we've tried a lot -- were tasty, moist and not too sweet or greasy. And oh yeah -- they happen to be all vegan, but omnivores shouldn't let that deter them. Service is friendly and quick.

You must be lying to me. This was one of the best vegan donuts I've ever had didn't know it was vegan until well after it was finished. The staff was friendly and great to talk to. She helped me make a very difficult decision get a coffee, donut or a maple donut. Just so everyone knows the answer moving forward should be both. I ended up getting a coffee donut and absolutely loved it. It taste delicious. And then I got to take a small bite of maybe a dozen other donuts. Places, fun and worth going in and checking out not too loud so you can definitely sit down and enjoy your donut afterwards if you would like .

I tried the blueberry donut for $3.50. After having my fair share of vegan donuts, I feel like I can say with confidence that this one is fire! I popped it in the microwave for 15 seconds before eating it. It's sooo moist and flavorful. It's fluffy too. Only thing I am sad about is that this is an hour from my home. There's free street park in the area. The establishment is unassuming and felt in the middle of nowhere lol but so worth a visit.

Had to bring in brekkie for the gang so got some Lee's Donuts and stopped by Donut Farm to get some gluten free, vegan donuts. First the donuts look gorgeous. Aside from some solidity and chewiness and swallabity it's hard to tell they're vegan. Price is about double or triple that of non vegan Lee's. But these definitely look more handmade and high end. So if you have some vegan GFs in your crew, the donut farm is your place. Oh yeah. This place is also a coffee shop and looks like a chill place to chill. Parking is tight on SanPablo if you drive there but if you're gluten free and vegan, then you'd also come on your fixie as well so that's not a problem.

Fresh off the plane we decided to stop off for donuts on coffee as we made our way to Napa Valley and I am glad I found it. The coffee was amazing & fresh! I haven't had coffee this strong and flavorful in awhile. The matcha coffee was also delicious. They only have options for Hot Matcha but they also have cold drink options, some with CBD. Let's get into these donuts! AMAZING! I couldn't believe they were vegan! I enjoyed the blueberry donut but I couldn't really taste the blueberry. It was still tasty and enjoyable. I would recommend dipping your donut into the coffee for a sweet tasty surprise. Overall if you are looking for a local donut shop, you will enjoy it!

Recently came here to check out the vegan donuts. I would say that the ambience/vibe of the place is very no frills. I ended up going with a raised chocolate donut while my coworker got some of the cake donuts. I'd say it was a solid donut, but not the best vegan donut I've ever had. I think I'd come back to try some of their cake options which seem to have a bit more variation.

When my Berkeley-native friend suggested vegan donuts for dessert, I was honestly pretty hesitant. He swore they tasted amazing and convinced me to try them. My group of 9 popped in to Donut Farm on Saturday afternoon around 20 minutes before closing. There were plenty of metered street parking spots close to the shop. The interior is simple and no fuss. The employee was not exactly bubbly, but answered the questions we had. All of the donuts I tried were REALLY good! ($3-$3.50 each). Would never have been able to tell they were vegan. ----- FLAVORS ----- * Philz coffee - My least favorite due to lack of strong coffee flavor, but still tasty. * Lavender earl grey - My favorite. The taste was well-balanced. You could taste the floral tea notes, but it was not overwhelming. * Matcha - This was an instant order for me. If matcha's on the menu, I always get it. This donut did not disappoint. * Chocolate cookie donut - My partner's favorite because he loves chocolate. It wasn't overpoweringly rich. * Orange creamsicle - Really light subtle flavor. * Blueberry - Tasty, but not the most memorable of the bunch. Donut Farm is definitely worth it and I look forward to coming back.

I would certainly come back here for vegan doughnuts because they have the best fluffiest yeast risen doughnuts. Sometimes all I can find are cake doughnuts and they are too dense for my taste. I like the Matcha, Blueberry, Philz Coffee, and Lemon Poppyseed. I can't even tell they are vegan...: it's that good! It reminds me of Blue Star Donuts except you don't need to travel all the way to the PNW. If your friend gets you these, they are a keeper!

I had a donut craving and came in right before closing so my surprise that all their donuts are vegan. I had the glazed which was delicious, it was so soft and fluffy and had just enough glazed sugar on it. At $2.50 for glazed, I thought it was very good. My friend had the gourmet blueberry donut but I find those too dense and cake-y if you will for my taste. CC accepted.