Yum Yum Donuts — Restaurant in Los Angeles

Great place to get a donut, pastry, drink or similar snacks late at night. One of the reasons I like coming to this place, besides being able to go at late hours of the night, is that they allow debit/credit cards. It's convenient considering that other places, like the mom and pop shops, usually close early and only accept cash. This is great since I often do not carry cash and do often have a sugar craving. It's also around the corner from where I live so its the closest donut shop.

They carry other items which I have yet to try. I usually just buy a chocolate long bar. They also carry flan and cheesecake and display it by the cash register. This makes it tempting and at times will find myself buying some. I always buy for myself and for my family at home so getting a few items will add up the price.

The reason that it does not get 5 stars is because these donuts and other items are overpriced! I usually spend over $10 for 3 or 4 items! That's because their flan and cheesecake slices are like $4 each. You really do end up paying for the convenience by paying high prices for regular tasting pastries. Their cheesecake isnt even all that great and a bit dry. Not to mention the flan is very basic.

I do like that their bakers dozen (which is actually 14 donuts here) give you a couple extra donuts. It almost matches the price but you end up paying $11 for It, in comparison to other places where they are $6. That's almost twice as much! Still, this is the closest that it comes to saving money from their high prices. A chocolate donut is $1.20 instead of the usual $0.80 in other places.

Once again their donuts and pastries are very average. If you are looking for really delicious pastries this is not the place to go, but if you need a sugar fix, this place is convenient enough to satisfy...

I had been disappointed with a high priced small coffee and a high priced tiny cheese croissant by Dunkin Donuts, so I tried Yum Yum Donuts this time. A price of small coffee and a size of sandwich with price was decent (but taste weird). However, a server charged me 75 cents for the croissant that I chose. I ordered a sandwich and she asked me if I want a bagel or a croissant. I wanted just a regular bread but I had no choice , so I said a croissant. When I looked a receipt, croissant was charged. I felt like I'm ripped off. She didn't tell me about extra charge for choosing bread for the sandwich. I didn't see the menu was saying about it either. What kind of sandwich would they be offering for $5.49 without bread if I didn't make a choice of bread? Just a ham, egg and cheese? for $5.49? I will never come back again! By the way, mayonnaise taste very sour. you shouldn't use old mayo! You could make...

Good food, good fresh bagels, good fresh donuts but a terrible attitude from one of the employees particularly, I don’t know her name but she has like red hair or something, she seems always unhappy and with a rude attitude, plus today was sweeping the floor between customers and a lot of dust and hair and dirt was in the air while we were eating, is she not too smart or she did...