Best Donuts in Bull Run

"Donuts are the ultimate comfort food, and thanks to District Donut, even gluten-free diners can share in the quintessential all-American donut eating experience. Every Friday, a new gluten-free donut family member is added to the long-standing menu as part of #GLUTENFREEFRIDAY. If you head to the menu page on their website, you can stake out the gluten-free donut line-up and plan your Friday donut break weeks in advance."

"If you thought doughnuts were just a breakfast food, you’ve never been to District Doughnut and Coffe. These delectable doughnut flavors are swapped out seasonally, but you’ll sink your teeth into delicious scratch-made Vanilla Bean yeast dough year-round. Insider tip: While these specialty doughnuts are delicious any time of day, swing by early in the day to make your selections."

"Okay, so we covered the healthy stuff, but what about the decadent desserts?. District Doughnut has you covered with plenty of menu items to satisfy your sweet tooth. The store’s cheery and colorful exterior perfectly matches their donuts."

"For your next fried dough fix, visit Elizabeth’s Counter in Old Town’s Braddock/Parker-Gray neighborhood. Its plant-based, vegan-friendly designer donut options range from the caramel apple popover to the Boston creme éclair, will leave you in a glaze daze of happiness, while its hidden speakeasy Captain Gregory’s lets you enjoy a handcrafted cocktail alongside donut-inspired bites."

"We have only visited late at night when their menu is limited and I look forward to an early morning coffee and doughnut experience. Salted Caramel, Peppermint, Chocolate Chocolate. I wish my stomach/appetite was bigger for the ongoing list of new places I’m eager to try."

"I’m not normally in the market for vegan food but this place is amazing vegan or no. The coffee is great, donut selection is amazing and everything taste..."

"Locations: Metro Center area, Falls Church, VA, and a food truckPrice: $2.60-$3.60Favorite Flavors: Key Lime Pie, Creme Brulee, Mudslide. Another amazing donut spot in D.C. is Astro Doughnuts, mainly because it has delicious donuts as well as fried chicken."

"and Falls Church locations are open to fulfill to-go orders and delivery orders. After polishing off a fried chicken BLT, finish the meal with a vanilla bean, maple bacon, or mango passion fruit doughnut."

"You could eat them separately, but Astro Doughnuts and Fried Chicken is combining glorious salty and sweet flavors into a fried chicken sandwich with a donut bun. If you ask me, that’s just perfection."

"There are as many places to grab a donut in the morning in D.C. as there are staffers on the Hill, but the only 100% vegan specialty donut shop is Donut Run in Takoma. In the short few months that Donut Run has been open in 2021, they have already attracted a dedicated customer base for their flavorful, craveworthy, and nostalgic flavor combinations, including French Toast, Cookies & Cream, Boston Cream, Cinnamon Sugar, Blueberry Pancake, and Mango Coconut."

"Location: TakomaPrice: $3-4 per donutFavorite Flavors: Strawberry, Cookies and Cream. The newest donut shop in D.C., Donut Run easily makes my top 5 list, despite all the donuts being vegan!. I am not vegan, but I honestly could not tell the difference."

"I lived in the area back in (2016)-(2019) is when I did move. I really love “Donut Run”, is exactly what I do on Thursday morning I run ?"

"America’s favorite all-day, everyday stop for coffee, espresso, breakfast sandwiches and donuts. Order your Dunkin’ faves ahead of time with the Dunkin’ mobile app for a fast grab and go experience."

"2754-2798 S Oakland St., Arlington, VA – Open Until a Half-Hour After Sunset. There’s no way to deny it: the Shirlington Dog Park is one of the most popular dog parks in Arlington County. It’s not hard to see why!"

"St. John’s opened its doors in 1816 and every person who has held the office of president since James Madison has attended at least one service there. St. John’s Episcopal Church, Lafayette Square was not the first house of worship in D.C., but it is the one most closely associated with the presidency. It is just one block away from the White House, at the corner of 16th Street and H Street NW."

"On the morning of September 11, 2001, an American Airlines flight destined for Los Angeles out of Washington Dulles Airport was overtaken by hijackers and forced to plummet into the western side of the Pentagon Building. Such was one of the several catastrophic and tragic events that marked that day forever in the minds of those who were alive when it happened. The souls that perished on that fateful day both on the plane and on the ground are forever memorialized here."

"The Pentagon Memorial is a site designated as a mark of the tragic moments that occurred on the 11th of September 2001 where 184 lives were lost. The memorial unit benches represent the victims of the event. See the Age Wall surrounding the memorial unit which increases in height by one inch per year, as the ages of the victims."

"The Wilderness Society Gallery, located on the first floor of The Wilderness Society’s national headquarters building in Washington DC, is home to an in-depth collection of Ansel Adams photographs. Ansel Adams, the world-famous landscape Photographer, was a Wilderness Society council member."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Tim Evanson used under CC BY-SA 2.0. A prime retail spot in the heart of Chinatown, Gallery Place offers many shopping, dining, and entertainment options. Boasting a 14-screen movie theater and a bowling alley within the mall, Gallery Place is located very conveniently within DC next to Capitol One Arena where a variety of sporting and concert events are held."

"Located in the heart of Washington DC’s vibrant Chinatown, (adjacent to Capital One Arena), Gallery Place offers everything you need from a central shopping precinct. You can browse all manner of home electronics at the exciting Studio Xfinity store.. When it comes to entertainment you can catch a movie at Regal 14 (14 screens to choose from)."

"Take the Metro to the Chinatown/Gallery Place Metro station. Penn Quarter is a revitalized historic neighborhood that has become one of Washington DC's hottest destinations for dining and entertainment with a wide variety of restaurants, ranging from fine dining to family-friendly eateries."

"The most visited natural history museum in the world, the National Museum of Natural History boasts an incredible rotating collection of 127 million items including dinosaur bones, the Hope Diamond, ancient Egyptian mummies and so much more. Prepare to be amazed, engaged, dazzled and more when you experience the museum's 31,000-square-foot Deep Time exhibit, where you can journey back millions of years and see dinosaur fossils, learn about past mass extinctions and their resounding effects and witness the evolution of life from the oceans to ashore. The museum reopens on June 18, so make sure to check its website for info regarding timed passes, health precautions and more."

"The National Museum of Natural History is another museum that belongs to the Smithsonian family in Washington DC, but it deserves a spot in this list all of its own.The museum is free to enter and is open 364 days of the year (closed on Christmas Day), so no matter when you visit DC, you can rest assured that you can visit!. The National Museum of Natural History is a place that you’ll want to take the whole family as..."

"Featuring the Hope Diamond and the Hall of Mammals, the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History is an educational stop for kids curious about the world around them."

"The most popular are the Air and Space Museum, Natural History Museum, and American History Museum. Choose the museum that interests you most and spend a few hours exploring. At the National Air and Space Museum, see the original Wright 1903 Flyer, the "Spirit of St. Louis," and the Apollo 11 command module. At the National Museum of Natural History, take a look at the Hope Diamond and other gems and minerals, examine the massive fossil collection, visit the 23,000-square-foot Ocean Hall, see a life-size replica of a North Atlantic whale and a 1,800-gallon-tank display of coral reef."

"Smithsonian Air and Space Museum is one of the best Smithsonian museums for children in D.C. This is a delight for all kids and grown-ups who love reading and knowing everything about space. The first thing that grabs the attention entering the museum is the huge aircraft hanging from the ceiling."

"If you’re interested in learning about aviation history, then this is your spot. The National Air and Space Museum boasts the world’s most extensive collection of historic air and spacecraft. You can expect to find actual astronaut suits and moon rocks."