Pam’s Donuts No 8

Pour environment. Stopped by with the family and it smelled like bleach and had only a few donuts. Sunday afternoon would you think they would have larger selection. Don’t waste your time or gas.

Went in for my first time and the experience wasn’t as pleasant as I would have imagined from a Mom&Pop shop. The service was quite unexpected when the elderly lady working behind the counter was tossing my donuts in a bag, short tempered, huffing, and snappy as my family and I felt we were a burden to the business. The quality of the donuts were not bad however, the attitude of the employee or assumption being the owner was less than desirable. We will never visit that business in the future.

I came here for national donut day and this place definitely delivered. I had a glazed twisted donut which came out freshly made and warm. This was made with love. I will be returning again soon!

A little more dense than I am used to. The lady behind the counter was friendly and I beat the morning crowd.
The maple flavor was a bit off on the bar and old fashioned. Good pricing.

The donuts are good. This review is based on my visit today.
Fountain drinks, I know a lot of establishments set their machines up to disperse the least amount of syrup in order to make more money, they have the mixture so off here. First, the Chery Coke looks like a watered down iced tea. She caught that so, I told her to give me Dr Pepper. Although it looked better, it tasted like carbonated water and that is it. I am not sure if they play dumb so you just walk away or if they actually believe people will fall for it.
When you go to Pam’s, take a sip from your drinks before you walk out.

Pretty much what you would expect from a donut shop.

Yummy donuts. Don’t leave a gross oil coating in the back of your throat. The donuts look good. The shop is pretty clean… could be better, but it’s ok. I like this donut shop. The owners are pretty nice too.

Im wrong and they are still there I just haven’t noticed them maybe they were closed for a while!

Amazing! Had a crazy pregnancy craving for a good maple doughnut, and this place exceeded my expectations!

Stamped out an insane pregnant maple donut craving this morning at Pam’s. Sweet lady, lovely donuts.

I love this place. Their donuts are always so soft and delicious. Hands down, the best donut shop in Temecula. The owners are really nice too.

Really love this place! The staff is always friendly and very helpful. Just last week I was in with my three year old daughter and she couldn’t decide what she wanted. So the nice young lady working that day cut up a few and gave her a little sample and she was so happy.
Lots of good drink options too!

Best donuts in town, hands down! I often take a Dozen or two into my office in San Diego and everyone raves about them.

Not quite as good as Kripsy Kreme, but they are the next best thing. They cost .90 each when you don’t buy the whole dozen.

My son and I hit up Pam’s on Sunday mornings to get doughnuts for our weekly front porch «Coffee and Convo», and are never, ever disappointed. The staff is super friendly, their doughnuts are always fresh and heavily stocked with every kind you could imagine, and they’re not expensive! We absolutely love Pam’s.

First of all, let me say that the people that own or run this shop are ALL super friendly. I love that. They have delicious apple fritters. That’s pretty much the only donut I ever eat. I always call in the evening to see if they’ve run out. Most donut places run out of the fritters early. BRING CASH as they don’t take debit or credit. You can get cash next door at Albertson’s.
** I may be wrong about the cash only because someone else mentioned they now take cards.

Great find. Nice to see a traditional donut shop in town. Where you can sit and relax before it get to hot outside. The donuts are fresh and plentiful. The owners are nice and always have a smile on there face.

Great find. Been looking for a donut shop for a while now and finally found one worth coming back to. One item that was missing from the selection and IS A MUST are Kolaches (
). Being from central TEXAS I miss these delicious breakfast snacks. If the owners are reading this you should add these to your selection. If you do, you won’t be able to keep them in the case! DELICIOUS! There are all kinds of Kolaches but my personal favorite are the Jalapeño Sausage Kolaches.
Anybody know of a good place to get Kolaches in Temecula?

These are good donuts. They aren’t your mass-​produced heartless donuts. They aren’t the donuts that have been sued into changing recipes. They aren’t your experimental donuts with all the different oils, powders, and junk. They are the donuts you had back in the 80s and early 90s, when donuts were good! If donuts were fattening, I’d be HUGE. Just exercise a bit, and you won’t curse the donuts anymore.
Unfortunately, the old-​school kinds of donuts are now only found from mom-​and-​pop shops, so personality is also part of the story. The lady and gentleman who work here are nice people. Usually too busy to talk in the morning, but when you catch them with some free time, they are very nice. I can’t bring myself to support annoying owners, and I’ve always been happy here.
If you live by Pam’s give them a try. They are very good and worth my business. Hopefully worth yours too.

I have been coming to Pam’s Donuts for over 10 years each and every Saturday morning with my son. Pam’s isn’t fancy but the people are nice and the donuts are consistently good. My only complaint is being charged 50 cents each time I use my credit card… I don’t usually carry cash.
Over the years I have tried other donut shops around Temecula, but have found them lacking in one way or another when compared to Pam’s.
I particularly like the old fashion and buttermilk donuts. The apple fritter is sinfully delicious and probably more than one person should eat. Their croissants are also very good.
There is also a group of older gentlemen that come in most mornings I am there. They have been meeting up there all the years the I have been going as well.