We ordered a red velvet cake from this vendor. She did not warn us, nor disclose upon delivery,…read morethat the frosting was not homemade. Tasting the cake, it was clear the frosting was straight from a tub i.e. gluey, chemically, and overly-sweet. Apparently, homemade frosting isn't "cost effective" for her. Although she finally agreed to refund $30, I was still out the rest (it wasn't cheap) and left with an inedible cake for the husband's 50th birthday. This vendor advertises a love of baking but she clearly loves your money more. We enjoyed neither a quality cake nor an honest transaction from this vendor. Look elsewhere.

They made Moana 5th birthday cake for my niece Ella, it was a great looking/tasting cake!!! (She…read morehand delivered it and cares about her clients)

Some guy named Leah helped me choose the strawberry shortcake cake and it was great with a glass of…read moremilk. Nice looking place, cool decor and cake accessories for sale.

Have not met a flavor we didn't love!! I was gifted a Bundt cake as a thank you. It was SO…read moredelicious, had cute decorations and even a hand-written note that the sender had requested. Photo was taken after we had eaten half of the cake (too happy to try it out to remember a photo while it was still intact, LOL)

I was walking down Mass street and came upon this place. I thought it was another gourmet food…read morestore, but when I entered it was like a fairytail. This place is a bakers wonderland! Every single thing in this store is dedicated to making your baked goods, candy/cupcakes/brownies/cookies, the best they can be. They sell icing, a huge selection of candies to top your cupcake, curd and other food items. What I find more exciting than ingredients, is all their fabulous packaging. If you are constantly pinning DIY food gifts on Pinterest, your head is going to blow off in this place! Racks are backed with the most adorable cupcake papers, containers, birthday candles, gift boxes, bags and pans. You bake it, they have it AND it's 10 times cuter than what you already have at home! Even if you are not baking treats, stop in here and you are sure to find something. I walked out with sparkler candles, chocolate nibs and a trivet!

If you're a baker - whether you're amateur or professional - you've got to check this spot out…read more They have a massive selection of baking items from molds and cutters to sprinkles and decorations. They also have a lot of party decorations and items of various themes. There is a kitchen baking area for classes and presentations. I've gone in to browse several times. The employees aren't particularly friendly (nor mean, just not inviting) and they usually seem busy putting out inventory or working on stuff behind the counter rather than approaching customers. That's my only complaint about the place.

Food is extremely over priced, sugary, and not as fresh as other local options…read more Service...um no! Employees were texting and talking amongst each other. Very uncomfortable ambiance.

Ordered a birthday cake a week ago and prepaid.Went to pick up today and when we arrived., 20…read moreminute wait while they looked for it and. no cake was made I am very disappointed When we arrived home M called and said they found it and we are going to pick it up

Terrible cupcakes. Was looking for something new and different for sweets. Frosting was grainy,…read moreflavors artificial. Guess ill keep paying an arm and a leg at BV.

Mayking Cakes was contracted to provide my nieces wedding cake. The day of the wedding they…read morechanged the design. They realized that design was not possible but they didn't bother to call the kids to let them know. They even kept the cake topper for a little bit (yes, it was returned). When purchasing the wedding cake, the kids were told that Mayking Cakes would provide for free the 1 year anniversary cake. A year later, that did not happen. Mad Eliza's stepped in and made the 1 yr anniversary cake for the kids. Mayking Cakes also told the kids that they would provide a free cake for the baby shower. OOPS! they forgot. 3 hours later they showed up with cupcakes that the kids had to find a platter to put them on as they were just brought on the baking pans. Dillions Bakery was there for the cake to be served while the guests were still there.

The Home Baking Association is a non-profit trade organization offering educational materials about…read morescratch baking for teachers, home educators and the general public. They've been in continuous operation in various forms since 1923. I first became aware of the organization during their annual Bake for Family Fun Month celebration held each February. They publish a great deal of free resources, activities and lesson plans about baking with kids. In addition, you'll find hundreds of recipes of their website as well. The organization participates in workshops, baking festivals, and other educational partnerships throughout the year. They've also published a plethora of DVDs, instructional manuals and cookbooks that can be found on their website. I particularly enjoy the children's cookbook Baking with Friends. If you are looking for a way to engage your kids or students in the kitchen, I'd suggest the Home Baking Association as a good place to start.

Well, after a fun evening we really needed some food and everything else was closed, so we dined in…read moreat this IHOP. I was we had gone to McDonald's instead. There was only 1 waiter and the poor guy looked spent after a long day and no help. Then add 1 cook in the back. 4 full tables when we got there , add us and then add in 2 more tables for dine in. Dang. This guy is trying to take care of all of us as well as the cook. We ordered our drinks but I never got my water but thankfully I got my iced coffee. We placed our order and we got our food. It was okay. The sunny-side up eggs were overcooked, I could see the beef bouillon that was in my steak tips. My spouses Mel had overcooked sunny-side eggs and his bacon looked overcooked. The banana foster pancakes looked like it needed a desperate facelift like someone just gave up and put it together rather quickly. Now as for the restaurant itself? Clean, smelled odd though, well lit but just the atmosphere seemed off. Thankfully we are just passing through and won't be eating here again.

We like Ihop but we walked in at 730 AM on a Saturday morning and decided not to have breakfast…read morehere because the lobby floor was dirty and looked like it had not been swept. No excuses for that on a morning. Hopefully the manager sees my review.