Cake In A Cup

First timer here! I decided to stop in on Oct.8th and ordered a dozen cupcakes for my daughter's 13th Halloween themed birthday. They were a big hit & everybody enjoyed them. The cashier was very courteous and helpful, store was clean & inviting and the cupcakes on display, menu/pricing and other items-all easy to view. They all looked delicious so I decided on a dozen w/4 different cupcakes: (6) red velvet cupcakes w/vanilla frosting. (1)strawberry crunch w/pink vanilla frosting and strawberry shortcake pieces–my personal fave. (2) Apple pie cupcake w/apple crumbles on top, vanilla frosting and caramel drizzle–Caution! Very sweet. (3) chocolate chip cookie cupcakes w/red velvet cake and a soft cookie on the bottom–the best tasting, according to my kids. The frosting wasn't overly sweet (besides the apple) and the actual cake was moist and fresh. We plan on stopping in to try Cake In a Cup's other cupcake creations in the future! EDIT: The knife and scissor toppers, paper cupcake holders,and "killer birthday" banner are all from Amazon.com The paper plates, cups, napkins & candles are from dollar general. Happy Spooktober, everyone!🧁💀👻🎃

Hi visited the shop on Central Avenue on January 12, 22, and purchased a gone bananas cupcake I I couldn’t believe how horrible this cupcake was I have been a fan of cake in a cup for many many years but this cupcake is the worst cake I have ever eaten in my entire life. First, the icing taste like perfume. Zero banana flavor. Secondly, the cake tasted like nothing but salt and flour and it was crumbly dry no moisture whatsoever. 100% failure. Very upsetting, but I’m not giving up because they also make a cupcake that is the best cupcake I have ever had, Monkey Business, I believe it’s called, which I reviewed and gave 5 stars!

First, I've never really understood the hype of this establishment. I mean a cupcake is a cupcake, right? This small bakery has proven me wrong and im happy to say that. I tried the mint chocolate cupcake (I attached the picture to this review) and it was awesome. It felt dense, (which told me that this was a quality baked good at $2.75 for 1 cupcake) but then when I bit into it, it was light yet still dense and cakey. The buttercream frosting had a refreshing hint of mint and the Andes mints on top were a perfect garnish, all the while not being overly sweet. The girl working the register was very sweet and pleasant. I can honestly say that the cupcake was a nice sweet treat, that didn't break the bank, and made me understand why this bakery won Cupcake Wars on the Food Network.