Yum Yum Donuts

Raisin roll… my favorite. Yum everytime i come the food and service is good. The donuts with vanilla filling in the middle sooo good.
Although everytime i come its packed with students from milikan, I’d wait cus its worth the wait.
Service is phenomenal. Always good Service. I used to come here once a week. Probably will again now that i work down the street

Donuts — Nooooot my type! No no no. 1 star at its best. It’s a type of donut where it just tastes too real as in… uhhh stretchy? I don’t know hwo to describe it. I know some people may like that but noot me. No thank you.
Everything Bagel? Yes please! 4 stars. Sandwich is good and with cream cheese is good too!

Pulled up here by my old high school (Millikan), to get super caffeinated and to try their cute mini donuts. I also ordered a black forest ham bagel since I havent had any lunch.
The service is great. The lady that helped me is sweet and very helpful.
They also sell raspados and licuados here. I will be back with the wifey here after eating next door at fusion sushi in the future.

Sah-​weet — I love this donut shop — it’s right next to my daughter’s school so we sometimes pop in here before school for a little snack if we are super early. They have lots of varieties of donuts, decent coffee, kale juice (!), croissants, and little «bags» already made up with prettily decorated donuts!
It’s generally very clean and there is lots of comfortable seating — like nice, solid, heavy chairs and tables. They also have a TV playing.
Overall: We are so coming back — — can’t wait to try one of their seasonal specialties!!!

This place has the bombest donuts pretty much always stocked up. I come here at 1am and they have every type of donut imaginable ready to go. I do not live in this area, and the donut shops by my place (hermosa beach) are pretty much disgusting compared to this. They like to throw fruity pebbles on just about every type of donut they make! This place is a must go to donut shop if you’re craving.

Went here over the weekend. Ordered an apple juice and one devil’s food donut. My hubby ordered a glazed donut, orange juice, and a egg and ham croissant. My apple juice was lukewarm and my donut dry, plus the batter on the inside wasn’t all chocolate it looked like part plain donut. My husband said his juice was good, but his donut was hard and he didn’t finish it. The croissant sandwich seemed to take forever to make. It was over 20 minutes after we sat down to enjoy our juice and donuts that my hubby had to go to the counter to find out where his sandwich was — only to find out that they had just started making it. Wow… okay. Anyway, while waiting for the croissant, and trying to have a conversation, the TV they have in there was way too loud for the amount of seating space. Playing on the TV was not the morning news or maybe sports, nope it was a cartoon being shown and the language was in Spanish. Okay, well there were no children, and it was just two elderly Caucasian women, myself and hubby (no habla espanol for us) and an Asian guy by himself. We looked for a channel changer because we could hardly talk to each other with the loud cartoon but with no luck, by this time the croissant was ready and we left. Probably will not be back after this visit.

There’s a chick with ear slugs working here that makes the BEST «ranchero» breakfast sandwich. They also are using real cheese slices (not process) on sandwiches now. Come here for a good lunch, too.

I went here for a free donut as it is national donut day and most stores are honoring it. They had some lame excuse about not being able to, I’m a frequent shopper here.

The guy helping us behind the counter was super nice and patient while we were taking forever to decide (sorry). In the end we bought half a dozen and headed back with our mouths drooling.
The donuts were fine but the odd icing colors looked oddly cartoony and slightly appetizing. Why is that? Overall it was fine and we got a free donut with our order!

This donut shop sells the best muffins I’ve ever tried! They’re so soft and moist. Definitely would come back to try out their new sandwiches they offered me.

Night service was not great. For me service is important. When I arrived the person asked what I wanted. No smile no hello. As soon as I opened my mouth for I hesitated, he walked away and started to place donuts in the fridge and went into another room. It wasn’t 2 min later did he give me his full attention.
I didn’t feel I was in a friendly place. There were no napkins at the counter. I asked for a larger bag for I got a chocolate bar and bagel and his response was, this is long beach. I told him thx for the tip.
I also asked for a can soda. The top of the can had crumbs. Of what? I don’t know. That’s why I noted no napkins.

New management, new employees, better tasting pastries, and a new tv! A great place to go and relax and have some yummy food.((:

This is probably the only donut shop you’ll want to go to because of the quality of service, cleanliness, and of course, food! You can tell that their donuts and other pastries are baked fresh in store and their drinks are delicious. I’d recommend stopping by, they’re open ²⁴⁄₇! :)

It’s under new management! I love how they have more products and definitely cannot forget about their new delicious Salvadorian Quesadilla Bread. I will definitely start stopping here more often now.

They have the best pineapple fritters and ham and cheese croissants around!!!

It’s a nice rainy night and thought a dozen donuts for the house would be nice.
Positives are only cosmetics… the donuts itself tastes like it’s been sitting on the case for hours. Very rubbery, stale, and the frosting is way to runny. It’s like eating a sponge dipped in sugar water– which may even be better than the donuts they make. Even the plain ones don’t have much flavor. I would avoid this place. Save you $ 8.50 because you are better off buying the box of donuts in the grocery store!

I like it here they changed the recipe fit the donuts and they taste way better great in and out shop to grab a quick dozen nice staff too

I’m not one to rate chains but this particular donut store is fabulous (not speaking for all the other locations). Its open 24hrs with good service, officers bagel sandwiches, iced coffee drinks, and croissants.
My family has actually owned a donut store in the past and I have to say this place make great donuts. They aren’t too sweet like krispy kremes’s and have a slight crispy texture when you bite into them.

Unfortunately when you have a sweet tooth, sometimes the sweet tooth, takes presidence, and quality takes a back seat, and just fufilling the sweet tooth takes the front seat. As I am familiar with all little donut shops, which I do enjoy very much, since they are usually better than the comercial shops such as duncan, and krispy crème. This shop actually makes me want to run to the nearest krispy crème donuts!!! The plae does not look like much but this does not matter. I decided to order a french kreller, and a regular donut with icing on it. Upon biting into this donut my mouth wasn’t delighted with a sweet pastrie, rather it was tormented with a stale piece of fried bread with a substance that was supposed to be icing but tasted like a cardboard box. Since I paid for these things I decided to finish them, as throwing food away is basically showing your creator how ungratefull you are for his provisions to you. But lets just say one trip was enough to satisfy my sweet tooth, at the supermarkets in the area. I honestly don’t think the donuts would taste any different even if they were made fresh, the icing was defenitley the ice breaker, so with the icing being so bland, and tasteless it broke the donut. So if you love donuts, or any sweets for that matter, I would look elsewhere.

This used to be a Winchell’s. I haven’t been in here since trying it out in 2000. Because it was local enough, a friend picked it as a meeting/​study place.
I asked for ice tea. Well, they don’t have ice tea. And that’s where it stopped. It did cross my mind to teach them to make instant ice tea.
Very much like OTHER places make ice tea on-​the-​go. You get a cup and put in it a tea bag, pour in a quarter cup of hot water, wait till it darkens, then add ice and water to «make» ice tea. But then I thought about it. If OTHER coffee places can figure this out, and Yum Yum corporate can’t, I wouldn’t want to put the employee in the position to have to, in complete disbelief, turn down another request for ice tea. But it still smelled like the powder sugar perfume of Winchell’s.
So we left to go to Grounds.