Always exceptionally flavorful cakes and pastries. Dense and delicious cakes! Definitely my go to!read more

The staff were super friendly and helpful. The store is well lit and has lots of options. The…read moreprice is worth it. One of the most amazing donuts I've ever had.

Cash & Carry Paper is one of Indy's true indie gems. Located by the railroad tracks right as you…read moreleave downtown Indy on East New York Street, Cash & Carry Paper has been around and within the Corsaro/Moss family since they first bought it in 1962. It has been in various locations including 32 years at 602 East Washington Street. Cash & Carry Paper has a 33,000-square foot warehouse and a 4,000-square foot showroom. They are local, do not ship, and do deliver within the Indy area. You can also browse online. I drive by Cash & Carry nearly every day since I take East New York Street on my way home. I was immediately intrigued because they have a huge and very nicely ramp done at their front door (I'd imagine it's as much about carrying supplies, but for a wheelchair user it's also pretty great). If it's paper, there's a pretty good chance that Cash & Carry Paper carries it and there's a pretty good chance their pricing is going to meet or beat mosf the places that you'll think of to get things like cutlery, napkins, plastic ware, decorations, bowls, office supplies, and a myriad of other things. Seasonal items are plentiful here and this place offers great prices for wedding needs (Okay, I've actually heard this. I'm old. I'm tired. I'm perpetually single.). Employees are always friendly here - in fact, it was because a friend was dating someone from here that I finally visited Cash & Carry and came to regard it as a "go to" option for paper goods. While the hours don't always work best for me (7am-5p, M-F), it's worth the extra effort because I'm truly supporting local while also getting great customer service and prices. While the neighborhood is a mixture of up-and-coming and economically challenged, I've never had any issues here and Cash & Carry is in a good location being next to the railroad tracks. If you're doing special events, have a wedding, have a gathering, or whatever, there's simply no place else I would check first. While they focus on paper, like nearly any other paper company they offer a wide range of similarly-themed products including janitorial supplies. Honestly, rather than trying to list all the supplies - go to their website and check it out for yourself. Truly, Cash & Carry is an Indy gem and one of the best options I've found for paper goods in this area. I'll easily check here first before ever heading over to one of the chain options.

Fantastic variety, well organized for finding items quickly. Reasonable prices. Most important of…read moreall, friendly, HELPFUL, courteous staff.

I love this place. It's a northeast side staple. The donut holes are great to pick up last minute…read moreand bring to a work or family function. The staff is always super helpful and surprisingly chipper even at 7am on a weekday. Their custom cakes are tasty and everything seems reasonably priced. Definitely worth a visit.

I've been going to Taylor's Bakery for years. This was my first time ordering from the Indianapolis…read morelocation as they said I had to do my consultation there for a wedding cake. I had provided inspiration pictures via email of the look that I wanted. We discussed options, and I agreed on doing one small single tier decorated cake and a large sheet cake, all with white cake and raspberry filling. The price was great for wedding cake. I agreed on the large scored sheet cake with rosettes on each piece, in my wedding colors. I also agreed on adding a few flowers to the decorated cake to match the sheet cake. I specified that I wanted an elegant version of white birch (like the pictures I provided), with some gold foil and leaves on the side. I paid for the order that day and then I emailed another image with examples of our wedding colors, as requested. No confirmation of the email was received. Fast forward, I decided to change the cake to half chocolate to satisfy the chocolate lovers that would be attending. I had been in touch with Heather through email. So I first emailed several weeks in advance requesting the change. I did not receive a response. So I called the bakery 5 days before to request the change. The employee that answered, could not find my order and said that someone would call me back. No one called back that day. So I emailed and then called again 2 days later. Again, the employee could not find my order. I had a dentist appointment near the Fishers location that afternoon, so I decided to stop by that location and talk to the manager. That manager contacted the Indianapolis location, and then Heather finally called me back, explained that they had a small fire recently and that was the reason for the delay in communication, and assured me that my order was there, and everything was fine. She gave me her number to contact and I confirmed with her that I would like to change the sheet cake to half chocolate. On the day of the wedding, my step father and brother in law picked up the cakes for me. I did not end up seeing the cakes until the reception was happening. My bridesmaid mentioned the cake, so I got up to go look at it and was very disappointed. It was not decorated like I wanted. The birch did not look elegant at all, the colors were awful, the purple flowers looked brownish, the entire top was just covered in flowers, there was no gold foil.. it did not look at all like I expected or imagined. I still probably would not have even complained if they didn't also provide me with an entirely chocolate sheet cake. The entire extra large cake to serve all of my guests was all chocolate. I don't even like chocolate cake, so I was pretty upset as the point was for my guests to have a choice. I ended up giving the leftover cake away. Before writing this review, I first text Heather to let her know what happened, and that I was disappointed. She said she would get back to me in a few days when she was back to work. It's been another week and I never heard back about it, nothing was done about it.

The sweet treats from this bakery are amazing. Not only are they homemade but the customer service…read moreis top notch! They deliver to your events and the communication is great from beginning to end. Highly recommend!

One of my favorite parts of going to the mall is the aroma of a cookie shop wafting through the…read morewalkway and then getting a sweet treat! I like how Blondie's cookies has a vast array of cookies and I love how you can get a slice of "cookie pizza", because a cookie cake just hits different! It looks like they also have a good decorating option for the cookie cakes. I saw one that was a "Good grief!" Charlie Brown that I thought was cute. I wish I took a picture! Anyway, the slice of cookie pizza is a good option if you like a lot of frosting. The frosting is very sweet but the cookie helps balance it out, which didn't seem quite so sweet in comparison. It's a great choice for snacking while taking a walk around the mall! In my opinion? Blondie's cookies is a go-to stop at the castleton square mall!

Nice little shop in Castleton Square. Good selection of cookies but looks like sold out on a few…read more Service was good and the gal was polite. Check it out.

I stopped in for some pan dulce, and yes, Kelly's has some pan dulce. You will find your conchas…read moreand your puerquitos. You'll also find galletas, orejas and much more. I decided on a sugary cuernito, except mine was shaped more like a circle than a horn. It was still delicious. When you walk into Kelly's Cakes, you will see a bakery case to your left with all of the pan dulce and bolillos. Then there's a smaller refrigerated case at the front by the register with cake slices, jelly / pudding cups, and some whole cakes. From reading the other reviews, it sounds like Kelly's makes cakes and desserts to order, but I don't know about that! I was just stopping in to get a sweet bread. If you're looking for some pan dulce on the east side, this is a great place to find it.

I called to inquire about unclaimed cake orders and was rudely met with unprofessional staff. First…read morewoman I spoke to said "one moment" then suddenly a man said "hello?" And I asked my question again to which I got a very confused "sorry?" So I asked again if they had any unclaimed cakes. The line went silent and I heard a very small "no", then went silent again before I hung up. I'm not disappointed in not having a cake, that's fine, I'm disappointed in how staff handled the phone call.

If you are looking for some awesome, delicious home made desserts or custom cupcakes Crystal will…read moredeliver the goods every time with her super baking and design skills! I have had the privilege of tasting many of her desserts over the years and I'm always blown away by the explosion of flavor and the beauty of the designs. You can always tell she puts a lot of effort into what she does and it always shows. You can taste the love and passion in every bite, and it's always wonderful to see what she has come up with after we place an order. She's super nice and bakes everything by herself so you know it's gonna be special. Take a look at these beauties I just picked up for my Grandsons birthday party! The details and the variety is something your not gonna get from the store. Give her a call and see what she can do for you. Keep in mind she does this on the side of a normal job! But if you can fit into her schedule, you will be over the moon!

No Label at The Table Food Company, Carmel, Indiana…read more A gluten-free, dairy-free bakery and food company staffed by people on the autism spectrum No Label at The Table isn't just a bakery. It's a quietly revolutionary act of love that happens to make extraordinary food. The story begins with a mother and her son, "Chef J," who was diagnosed with autism in 2000. When he turned eighteen and announced he wanted to be a chef, his family didn't laugh it off for long. They recognized what so many employers miss, which is that the very traits associated with autism, such as an exceptional palate, meticulous attention to detail, and a love of process-driven work, are strengths in a kitchen rather than liabilities. Rather than let her son be relegated to a dishwashing role that would waste his potential, his mom wrote a business plan, talked her way into the Carmel Farmer's Market, and built a real company around his dream. What makes this place remarkable is that it solved two problems at once. It gave Chef J meaningful work where he is the boss and executive chef running his own kitchen, and it created that same dignity for others. By their March 2018 grand opening, they employed 13 people on the autism spectrum, with employees who've gone on to build the company's website and others who've left to head off to college. They didn't just hire for charity. They built a workplace where neurodivergent employees are valued for exactly who they are. The name says it all, because there are no labels at this table. And the food delivers. Everything is genuinely gluten-free and dairy-free, not an afterthought but the foundation, since Chef J has eaten this way since he was a toddler, back when almost no one knew what "gluten free" even meant. The daily menu is mouthwatering and ambitious: German chocolate cakes, apple danish, snickerdoodle and red velvet cupcakes, whoopie pies with marshmallow meringue, English muffins, garlic breadsticks, fresh bread loaves, s'more bars, brownies, and more, rotating fresh each day. People with dietary restrictions often resign themselves to mediocre substitutes. Here, the allergen-friendly baking is the whole point, and the quality shows. The philosophy behind it is the real heart of the business. As the founder puts it, work should make you feel needed and important, and that need gives you a feeling that you are important. For someone on the spectrum, she explains, work has to be enjoyable, otherwise it's just another tedious task in a world that doesn't always make sense. That conviction is baked into every product they sell. **If you're in Carmel, go. Order online if you're not.** You'll get genuinely delicious gluten-free, dairy-free treats, and you'll be backing a family that turned "hope and hustle" into dignified, life-changing employment for an entire community of people the rest of the world too often overlooks. This is what a business with a soul looks like. Five stars, without hesitation. Location: 111 W Main St, Suite 145, Carmel IN 46033. Tue to Fri 10am to 6pm, Sat 10am to 4pm. Order: nolabelatthetableorder.square.site

Wish I could give it 6 stars. Exceeded expectations. Got the vegan carrot cakes and the Poop…read moreEmoji cake. Will be back.