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The greatest last min gift! I placed the order the day before, the website was super easy to use and let me do a customized gift message, they delivered the next day and it made my friends day! Plus, they send a confirmation once it has been delivered, which is always nice. Would order again!

Hot Mess
Jennifer P.

OMG! If you don't know what to get, just get the Southern Blueberry Pie Sundae! It is sooooooooooo good. I wasn't expecting much, but it is AMAZING! I can definitely eat the whole thing but you can share it and still be satisfied. We also got the Hot Mess. That was good too. Definitely coming back here!

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Sj G.

Superior service! The container they come in can be reused. That is a great perk. We had them for my daughter's bday and one of my son had them for bday too. They are absolutely delish! So many flavors to choose from. This is a must check place if you go thru Austin.

Thank you Austin Cake Ball!!!
Blanche Z.

One of my favorite go to dessert gifts for many that cross my path! Perfect Bite size packed with flavorful sweetness to your liking!! They have quite a few cake ball selections. Which are prepared and ready to be packed in a refillable copper style tin!!! Total win!! Bring your tin back and refill!! Today I went to their bakery and totally walked away cake ball happy. I've also ordered on line on previous occasions and delivery was completed has planned.

Good lookin groom, Texas collection, and assortment (all half eaten)
Chloe H.

I live in NY and had the cake balls delivered to my fiancé and his bachelor party staying in Austin! I wanted to do something nice for him and needed to act quickly! I ordered a few dozen of the cake balls and they were seriously hand delivered to him within an hour and a half! They came so nicely packaged and the good lookin groom collection was soooo cute! I am so appreciative of the quick delivery and that fact that I got to surprise him with a little something special! All the guys were raving about how tasty they were!

Chocolate, Cherry Almond, and Chocolate Espresso, with one of the latter conveniently in my tummy.
Catherine T.

They really have balls. Cake balls, that is. I ordered a batch of these the other day by using a Groupon, as I think a lot of other Yelpers did. Three kinds of balls I got: Chocolate, Chocolate Espresso, and Cherry Almond. So this morning I drove over there to pick them up. It was on my way to another errand, so why bother paying for delivery? Austin Cake Ball sure is hard to find. I drove down the little street behind the Hobby Lobby and pulled into where Cake Ball was actually located, but I didn't see any signs anywhere because I had a case of the stupids. So I drove on over to Cap City Comedy Club, to no avail. Then I drove down the road going the other direction, and that's when I saw the little sign that said, "CAKE BALL" with arrows pointing the way (pathetic Yelp won't let me make arrows in my review). I followed the signs until I found a parking spot. Cake Ball is in the corner of the shopping center, suite 104. I chit-chatted with the ultra-hot counter guy (UHCG) for a short while about how their balls compare to Holy Cacao's. My inner juvenile couldn't stop silently laughing about the sexual connotation of the word "balls" and how I was comparing one guy's balls to another guy's balls. I've never been to Holy Cacao, and since Cake Ball charges about the same price, I have no reason to go to Holy Cacao. UHCG pointed out cake balls in the display case that looked like basketballs, and others that had the New Orleans Saints' logo. I said, "I'll come back in the fall and get some Dallas Cowboys balls." Heh. Saying that to UHCG, I almost felt like I was at a sperm bank. Other than the footballs, I don't really see myself ordering any cake balls in the future, unless I'm getting them as a gift for someone else. The Chocolate Espresso cake balls are good, but a little dry. I think they need some espresso icing in between layers of the cake. The Cherry Almond balls are my favorite so far. They have some icing in there, with pieces of fresh cherry and, of course, almonds involved. I haven't tried the straight Chocolate [salty] balls yet, so I can't comment on those. And hopefully they won't be salty. Heh.

Mother's Day cake balls
Dawn M.

After my cake ball snafu, I had decided I just wasn't that "into" them. Maybe it was me...I could understand if our love wasn't meant to be. Then Ben found me on Yelp and my cake ball opinion changed. He knew I was hurt from a previous experience, and delighted me with his knowledge of Cake by Bridges beginnings and business designs. I was very impressed that someone would go out of their way to contact me and show me what real cake balls could taste like. Let me tell you, after my first bite, I was swooning. German Chocolate cake balls tasted exactly like a German chocolate cake. They were moist and soft inside. The Red Velvet cake ball had 2 distinct tastes... the white icing and the cake. I could taste both flavors in my mouth. Honestly, I tried a few more and I'm not proud of my gluttony in the car after our meeting. Besides the amazing taste, the actual beauty of these balls are exquisite. Take a look at their website. This is something that could give wedding cupcakes a run for their money. Petite, delicious and beautiful. Hopefully these guys will be showing up around town in the near future. Keep your eyes peeled, follow them on Twitter and screw your diet with the best cake balls in Austin.

Ilsun P.

In the interest of saving time and not developing carpal tunal while writing my review, I am henceforth shortening "Austin Cake Ball(s)" to just "ball(s)". Onward- this is my first experience with balls, and what a great one it was. Thanks a bunch to Kelly for the invite to the 2nd anniversary party. There were balls everywhere. The balls were all quite good- moist and flavorful, and suprisingly dense. (Think of a cupcake smashed into the size of a ganache truffle, then dipped in a fabulous chocolate shell.) The salted caramel flavor was definitely my favorite. Ok, I admit, this whole review is tailored towards me being able to legitimately say "chocolate salty balls" in a review. However, that doesn't change the fact that these things are delicious and highly recommended, if you're in the mood for cake. Or balls.

Cake balls
Ba L.

I have a correction to make. The Ispahan and the double chocolate cupcakes at Cupcake 2.0 were credited to the incorrect baker. The baker of those scrumptious cupcakes are actually Devrah, and no, you cannot get those commercially. As much as that breaks my heart, I think I can recover. I found out about this mistake when Ben and Stacey read my review, and informed me that they were not the bakers of this cake. They even graciously met me out of their own time and presented me with a box of assorted cake balls: peanut butter, Italian creme, red velvet, banana, and chocolate. These little gems were absolutely gorgeous, almost too pretty to eat. See pictures above. Delicate and tasty, these treats are perfect for any occasion or gifts. The Italian cream cake ball I had was just luscious. The outer coating was firm, but not hard. The inside was super moist and flavorful. I think I'm over my Isaphan crush. The cake balls are made with crumbled cake mixed with butter cream frosting. Then they are hand molded, dipped in confectioner's chocolate, and then artfully decorated. They look like truffles, but they aren't. You might think that these might be overly sweet, but they are just right. The advantages of these 2 bite treats over cupcakes or bigger desserts is that they aren't huge (who needs a gigantic dessert?), they are small so you can get multiple ones without eating sick, and they make easy-to-eat pretty gifts. While Cake by Bridges does not currently have a retail store (coming soon though), we can all hope and pray.

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Liz B.

I've tried cake balls a couple times- once at the grand opening for The Zoom Room and again at the cake ball 2nd anniversary party. And I have to say, OMG, I LOVE these things! I tried almost every flavor imaginable at the anniversary and I have to say that the mojito flavor is my favorite! I also liked the new tiramisu flavor. The coconut was also delish, as was the devil's food cake. I want these things at my wedding! I already have my flavors picked out, too =)

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5.8 mi•So-Fi (S. 1st St. District), Bouldin Creek, 78704 (South Austin)

BIG fan of this place. I love ice cream and I love unique flavors -- this place has both! They have…read moremultiple locations and this is the most south one, which is also a food truck. They're in an open gravel lot with plenty of parking and some wooden picnic tables where you can sit and eat. I had the chocolate jasmine flavor and the lychee raspberry as half scoops in a size medium (the minimum size where you can get half scoops). The chocolate was honestly a little weird with the jasmine in my opinion (I would have preferred regular vanilla jasmine, but was interesting to try). That said, the lychee raspberry is a knock out of the park -- absolutely LOVED it! It's the perfect combo of sweet from the lychee with just a bit of tang from the raspberry, and the chunks of lychee in it are absolutely delicious. It was like $8 including tax for the medium so it's not cheap, but it's a good sized cup. They also sell larger sizes (like by the pint I think), and chocolate with interesting flavors that is award-winning, so lots to try! The lady working there seemed hot/tired that day, but she was nice. The ambiance outside is also nice, as long as it's not too hot, since those picnic tables can end up being directly in the sun depending on the time of day and it is HOT. There is a tree there though that sometimes provides shade.

I have tried Kessho chocolate back in Chicago at a local matcha store so I was excited to see that…read morethere were physical store locations in Austin. I placed a pick up order online for gelato and was surprised to find a food truck when we arrived. The flavors we chose were mango sticky rice, matcha, black sesame cookies and cream, and lychee rose. We were given insulated bags for the gelato which was great since it was pretty melty by the time we were able to get it into the freezer. Although they were all good, my personal favorite was the lychee rose followed by the mango sticky rice. I liked the lychee pieces in the lychee rose gelato. The matcha had a good depth to the flavor but didn't stand out as much as the other flavors. Will be back to try more the next time we're in Austin!

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Big Top is a dream come true for kids of all ages. It's whimsical, inviting, and fun. Who doesn't…read morelove a circus themed candy store? Whenever we're out and about on South Congress (shopping and/or brunching), we like to stop in for a little treat. They even have an old-fashioned soda fountain where you can get egg cream soda. Now, I'm an expert of sorts on real NYC egg creams and I'll say they do a pretty decent job of it. I love the Italian cream soda! You can get scoops of ice cream, sundaes, and banana splits too. The candy selection is crazy big. Bins and bins of penny candy, gum, chocolate, nostalgia candies...too many to name. It absolutely feels like time has stood still in this marvelously sweet shop. Always a tasty experience!

Big Top Candy Shop on South Congress is a throwback. When is the last time you went into a…read morefull-fledged candy store? Well, if you haven't in a long time, you should visit here. Opening back in 2007, this circus-themed shop has become an iconic staple of the SoCo strip, complete with vintage sideshow memorabilia, floor-to-ceiling shelves, and a old-school soda fountain serving up classic milkshakes and floats. They have some pretty unique candies and other trinkets, ranging from nostalgic retro sweets you probably haven't seen since childhood to imported treats from all over the world. Walking through the doors genuinely feels like stepping back in time. Decently priced items fire the most part. If you are strolling down South Congress and looking to satisfy a sweet tooth or just enjoy a fun, nostalgic atmosphere, Big Top Candy Shop is a must-visit destination in Austin.

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Came here for dinner on a Sunday in the early evening. We made a reservation, but I think we would…read morehave been fine without it. There were very few tables open when we arrived, and even leaving closer to 7 there were still a good number of open tables. We found service to be fast and very friendly/attentive. We started with a timballo appetizer, which came stuffed with brisket and was really good! I'd never heard of timballo before, and from googling it appears theirs is quite a bit different than what you'd likely find elsewhere. Theirs is made primarily of risotto fried into a puck shape. It was really yummy and I'd definitely recommend. We the shared a pizza and pasta for the main course. We had a braised pork gnocchi for the pasta. It was solid, but probably my least favorite part of the meal. The gnocchi was very light and had more of a fall apart texture. The braised pork really overpowered any other flavors, and made it a bit of a one note dish We had a cambozola pizza with mushrooms and caramelized onions that was really good! Much less funky than I was expecting, but still a great flavor combination. There were quite a few intriguing pizza options, and you get much more quantity for a similar price than the pasta. I'll probably lean more in the pizza direction in the future For dessert we tried a few of the chocolate truffles which came highly recommended. I appreciate that they also gave some samples of a vanilla chai chocolate bark before we ordered dessert. The truffles were very rich and chocolatey, but the flavor notes were honestly hard to notice. I was particularly surprised that a white chocolate lemon truffle (still covered in non-white chocolate on the outside) was much more chocolatey than anything else I will also say that the service was some of the best I've experienced in Austin. Our server was super friendly, gave helpful recommendations, and was very on top of clearing our plates between courses. Overall I had a very good experience and would definitely recommend giving them a try if you live in Austin and are looking for a nicer Italian spot!

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