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    Cake Art

    4.1 (57 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Parking lot, more then enough parking
    Tiffany G.

    Not necessarily a bad place to go or anything specifically wrong with coming here, my score simply reflects the expensiveness of the overall store. I feel if Bakers have a store specifically for us then the prices should be reasonable, the prices here are extremely marked up!! It's not helpful to our craft and very unreasonable. I came here very excited, hoping to find things in wholesale or even unique items not sold in stores but honestly there were not many unique items and were to expensive and not sold in bulk. The items found here could also be found in Walmart or Amazon so way cheaper. Moral of the story, I wasn't impressed

    I found candied apple boxes here!!!!
    Nicola L.

    Cake art is located off of Lawrenceville highway. They have their own parking lot. They have classes and products for just about all of your baking, dessert, party store decorations or snack ideas or business. The staff are very knowledgeable about the products and know where almost everything in the store is. I was about to walk out and the lady directed me to exactly what I needed. Prices are reasonable to online especially when you eliminate shipping.

    Nicki K.

    Cake Art is a baker's heaven. A good friend of mine is a baker and she recommended Cake Art to me several years ago. Since then, I've been here probably three times. I totally have forgotten about it but I needed specific cookie cutters and Cake Art came rushing back to my mind. I haven't baked in a while and my daughter got into cookie making a few weeks ago and wanted to try different things. It is located off Lawrenceville Highway in Tucker, next to Auto Zone (I think). Both have their own parking lot but towards the back, you could cut through each other's parking lot. I learned this when I drove passed Cake Art. There's aisles of baking goodies. Some of them, you could get cheaper at Walmart or Kroger. However, they have many different types of cookie cutters and cake molds. Definitely recommend Cake Art for bakers. 30/2018

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    They have everything a Baker needs. I can always depend on them when I'm in a pinch. Definitely, drop by.

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    awesome inventory, well worth the drive to tucker.

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    If you plan on doing any cake decorating or fondant work (which is why I went) this is definitely the place to go.

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