Yummy Tummy Pastries celebrates anniversary milestones in Humble, Valley Ranch Town Center

Owner Letty Martinez opened Yummy Tummy Pastries in Humble in 2010 and a second location in New Caney last year. (Courtesy Yummy Tummy Pastries)

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By Kelly Schafler | 11:15 AM Jul 3, 2020 CDT

Yummy Tummy Pastries celebrated anniversary milestones at both of its locations in June. The original Humble shop at 1005 First St. E., celebrated 10 years on June 1, while the New Caney shop at 21572 Market Place Drive, Ste. 200, in Valley Ranch Town Center celebrated one year June 1.

Owned by Letty Martinez, the Humble shop specializes in custom cakes, and the Valley Ranch Town Center location focuses on cookies and pastries in a coffee shop setting. 281-446-0450 (Humble), 281-354-1515 (Valley Ranch Town Center). www.yummytummypastries.com

By Kelly Schafler

Editor, Lake Houston | Humble | Kingwood

Kelly Schafler is the editor for the Lake Houston, Humble and Kingwood edition of Community Impact Newspaper, covering public education, city government, development, businesses, local events and all things community-related. Before she became editor, she was the reporter for the Conroe and Montgomery edition for a year and a half.

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