San Francisco subway: where can one buy a MUNI pass or passport

Everyone in America loves their doughnuts and that is why San Francisco adds its special flavor to a long list of country favorites. Here are the top San Francisco doughnuts that you must have:

1. Raspberry bombolino - This amazingly tasty doughnut can be found at I Preferiti di Boriana for $2 (small) and $2.5 (large). The doughnut gets its jelly filling all the way from Italy and is baked and served fresh every day.

2. Vegan Blueberry - Made by the People's Donuts Company in San Francisco, these donuts are a complete indulgence. The blueberry inside tastes heavenly and if you'd like to enhance the flavor then just dip the donut in a glass of fresh milk.

3. Maple-bacon doughnut - This is one of the most unique donuts you'll ever try. Made by Dynamo Donut and Coffee this sweet and savory donut encompasses many flavors in each bite.

http://blogs.sfweekly.com/foodie/2009/06/there_may_be_no_american.php

http://www.yelp.com/c/sf/donuts

The infamous Alcatraz prison which is one of San Francisco's most visited places has a number of different facilities that allow disabled people to take a good look at this prison which is on an island.

The Alcatraz Island authorities don't have any wheelchairs on offer but they have in the recent years built a number of ramps that allow easy access to people who come on wheelchairs.

In fact, the authorities think that people on wheelchair are only a small number of the disabled, so they also have people who can use the sign language, special staff that deals with people who have cognitive disabilities and also staff trained to help blind people.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/3638708.stm

http://www.nps.gov/goga/planyourvisit/alcatraz-accessibility.htm