Yum's Cafe

Must be 18 to enter. Menu is on board when you walk in. Self seating. Food took a while but it was pretty good. We had Shrimp Po Boy and Bacon Cheeseburger with crinkle fries. The decor and dining area was clean. One stall in the ladies bathroom didn't have a lock but it was clean as well. Must be 21 to play Poker machines.

No healthy options. The Po'boy was greasy and overcooked. Terrible service. Unwelcoming, unfriendly. Cheap atmosphere. They take no joy in cooking. Won't be back. Do not recommend.

Best breakfast on the island! The menu has something for everyone. Any time we've eaten here the food is fantastic. We've also been there for lunch many times. They also have cauliflower crust pizza now!!! And when you're done you can play video poker!

All we had was breakfast and their egg bacon and cheese biscuits were top notch! Definitely a good breakfast place if you are in a pinch and they are reasonably priced.

We wanted to see the "end of the road," and stopped at Yum's for some yummy grub. I ordered shrimp po boy - I stick with the reliable. The sweet potato fries were SO. GOOD. server was really sweet( you could tell it was popular because it was packed! Dad got the catfish and said it was delicious. I forget what mom got but we all loved the food. Grand Isle is a cute place to check out! I would definitely recommend Yum's; it is almost like a diner atmosphere. Their menu is good and the food is also great. Very reasonable and quick!

We ate here on Friday of Tarpon Rodeo weekend. The hamburger was huge, juicy, and cooked well. It came with regular or sweet potato fries. The meal was filling and delicious. They seemed to be short on wait staff bc there was only one waitress serving tables and cleaning 32 people. But the food was very good; I would definitely visit this restaurant again.

Excellent food and service! Not fancy, but top-notch flavor and a delightfully friendly staff. The best creamed grits and croissant sandwich ever! The coffee is Community - my favorite, and the ingredients are fresh. There is parking around back and an outdoor patio for large groups. The building is old but well maintained and clean. We are staying at the state park, a short drive or a nice bike ride will get you here.

I passed this place on the way to see the end of Route 1 (stupid, time wasting day trip). Made a mental note to stop on the way back. I had passed A LOT of small eats places on Route 1 on the way, but this place from the outside looked inviting. Parked on the side and came in. I was greeted by the waitress, cashier (maybe owner, I don't know), and ordered a Sprite, went to washroom.it was big for a small place, but no hand towels, and the toilet paper was on its last couple a sheets (check these items, restaurant people!!). It was clean and had a full soap container. THE FOOD:I ordered the corn chowder, crab bisque. It was kinda small, but full of crab flavor, nice consistecy, and corn in it. Came with a grilled toast. Excellent start. The crab po-boy was 21 bucks, so my second choice was a shrimp po-boy. Boy, it was good. One of the best I've had. Now I'm not saying I'm a po-boy pro, but I've had quite a few. The bread was tasty, didn't crumble, lightly grill toasted. The shrimp was medium sized, but there were a lot of them. Lightly breaded, and not greasy, but done JUST enough. Sometimes a mistake I notice from some places are the shrimp are thrown on straight from the fryer, making the bun soggy and greasy, the mayo congealed, and... just a greasy mess to eat. This was not the case here. The right amount of mayo to taste, but not glop all over the place. Lettuce and tomato, again the right amount. I told the waitress it was one of the best I've had. There were only a few people eating there so maybe the cook had time to make it JUST RIGHT. I don't know the reason, it just was. Fries were skinny fries, hot, and good. It was about $22 bucks (I think the bisque was almost 6 bucks), plus tip, but I was satisfied. Staff was friendly. Some parking, but not a whole lot. Clean tables.

Friendly service. Mediocre food. Nice to be able to sit outside at picnic tables. Very local feel. Food took a little time to come out and appetizers came out at same time as main meal.

False advertising. "Restaurant" with full bar... "seafood restaurant"... this is a BAR that serves food. Tried to go eat here with my kids since there is only 2 places to eat on the entire island... you have to be 18 or older to get in. "Bar room that serves food" might be a better advertising approach. Your welcome