Yum Yum Donuts

In 1971, Philip C. Holland started Yum Yum Donut Shops, Inc. The first shop was a former Orange Julius in Highland Park, California. This shop is still in operation and is one of the highest volume shops in the chain. Phil had become familiar with the donut business through a friend who owned a shop. He had also spent time in North Carolina working with Vernon Rudolph, the founder of Krispy Kreme Donuts. By 1973, Phil had three Yum Yum donut shops and was anxious to expand. Frank Watase joined as an equal partner. Since donut shops are open 7 days a week, Phil and Frank put in endless amounts of time and effort to operate the shops and develop new locations. Because of their experiences building the business through hard work and dedication, Yum Yum has a very strong work ethic througho

Just a short walk from where we stay on San Ysidro Blvd. whenever I'm in San Diego. Love this little bakery/coffee shop. We don't have a Yum Yum on the East Coast! This must be a West Coast place so it's a little treat when I come to this side of the country! The staff are super kind and friendly too. I really enjoy their healthy fruit drinks and their donuts are amazing. Lots to choose from.

I like the place, the taste of the coffee, but the richest are the breakfasts, in addition to having good prices, they are very varied. The taste of the donuts is exquisite. Better if you go by the morning

Yes I was without I didn't have enough... I left with a smile. Because I only would I treat it with much kindness but I was made to feel important.. early morning and late night the staff is very considered and special people..!!!!

I used to like this place but I don't think so not anymore Donuts dinner Taste of fresh after the second bite and throw it away service was too slow so no thank you next time I go to Imperial Beach better service