The Crumb — Restaurant in Yucaipa

Big, expensive, house made donuts. Like 3.50 singles. One donut is two regular donuts at least. And they are no doubt top notch, to paraphrase the magician, they are little cakes. Sometimes filled with custom custard, and always decorated to the nines. I can't really compare to other donut shops oh, this is our first area for a ray in to find donuts with a hipster bend.

Good for an office splurge, 6 donuts for $15. They sometimes sell out early, so get there before 9 to be sure to have a selection. Although I got there at 10 one day and there was a good selection oh, another day I got there at before 11 and there was like one Cronut and 2 blueberry Donuts which I bought. They were good, have not tried the coffee.

The service is adequate depending on the person there sometimes very friendly but never not good. The space itself standard coffee shop hipster chic, which I do not consider a bad thing.

I'm curious to try some other high-end donut shops that are more established one day in the cities to see how it Stacks up. But being a bakery aficionado born and raised in San Francisco I'm going to give it a thumbs up and the five star is...

Really innovative and unique eats here! Scratch made, melt in your mouth delicious creations guaranteed to raise your Glucose levels to new levels. I literally stumbled into this place since it's next to a Starbucks (which was super busy, thus my visit) met the owner, grabbed a dozen, and left with a coffee that was better than I had planned to buy next door. Win Win. I live in West LA, stop here on way to Palm Springs and back every time!! DON"T DRIVE BY or you will miss Apple Pie doughnuts - they go quick. My batch was fresh, so I'm guessing the other review that said otherwise is a competitor......I'd be worried about this gem if I was local and in the doughnut biz. I have tried other local spots "in town" on other trips and have not reviewed them since I prefer to leave positive...

I came here once in the morning and tried a cronut. Cronut was very dense and soaked in a sticky syrup. It was difficult to eat and was quite bland. I don't know if they were sitting out for too long or if they have improved on them since, but it would make sense to make sure the cronuts you are selling are fresh. Another day I came-in and tried a fruit-burrito. I bought a lemon and one with another flavor that I don't remember. The lemon one was decent, but I could not bring myself to finish the other one. The owner of this place is inventive, but you can seriously go anywhere else in Yucaipa and find fresher donuts. Their selling point is their accessibility to the freeway. I may try them again soon to see if they have improved, but I recall being quite dissatisfied in my two...