Little Cupcake Bakeshop

Might be the best PB cookie I’ve ever had. No wifi — but they want to keep the tables open for bakery guests. My Americano was perfect Vibes are sweet and chill: Gorgeous furniture Cakes, bakes and treats Sit in the window and daydream

It is a very cute and welcoming little bakery that remains open late. Their staff is very quick and welcoming. Food speaks for itself. I wish to find parking quicker around this bakery.

We came in here a sweet treat after having brunch somewhere else. I had visited their Soho location a few years ago. I remember enjoying the cake I had so I was excited to visit this location. The store was bright and had a beautiful decor. It had an old school dinner vibe with counter service. They also have a public bathroom available. I didn't visit the facilities so I cannot attest to the cleanliness of it. They serve cupcakes/cakes, other baked treats and coffee. We were greeted immediately upon entry and the staff was very bubbly. They gave a few recommendations. I got the cookie dough cupcake for $5. They charge an extra fee if you pay by credit card but I didn't know that. They told some people but it would have been nice if there was a sign prominently displayed. I would have paid in cash if I had known about the surcharge. For a $5.20 cupcake, I was expecting a lot more. The cake was very tiny and was sloppy in appearance. Like the cupcake had uneven edges and a dent in the frosting. The cake was super dry and the cookie dough in the middle was hard like a brick. The frosting was very sweet and overpowered all the other flavor. I might try another flavor but probably a more basic one for $3.75 as this one was disappointing.

After trying these from a online order I had to come in and and give a proper review. These cupcakes are very tasty and my favorite has to be the blackout and the carrot cake, I see they also have cake slices for sale as well so that gives me a reason to come back and try some more!

Cute little cafe in bayridge. Delicious treats and great dessert to bring to a party. The staff is very helpful. There is some seating if you wanted to sit for an afternoon cupcake.

I tried the Brooklyn blackout cake as well a the strawberry cake. Both were great but the Brooklyn blackout is def my fave.

The food is good even though it's pricey, but the workers' attitude is causing this rating to be low. I don't care how good your food is or how cute your shop is, if the workers are not nice, you deserve a low rating. This is not the first encounter as I've come in here several times over the years, living in the neighborhood. The workers give racist vibes. They are nice to the Caucasians who order before and after me. Yet not as welcoming when I order. Sorry I come in here as a person of color, looking like I have no money, but you have a long way to go in learning to never judge a book by its cover. I have had enough of this type of treatment, so I am writing this review. I came in after a difficult day of work, remembering that I had to buy a cupcake with little to no icing or a muffin to bring to Central America the next day (yes, Central America) for my daughter's 24th birthday. We are meeting for a quick vacation, and I thought it would be nice to just give her a little cupcake right when I see her. Once again, same treatment. From me, a nice smile, saying 'hello how are you today.' From the worker, no smile, 'what can I get you.' She placed the food in paper bags and just as she was going to ring me up, she rang up some other person's order who came out of the bathroom. She rang mine up, I paid with my card, and before the transaction was even done, she walked away. I walked out of the restaurant, and there was no thank you, no have a good day, no other type of interaction whatsoever. I paid $10 for 2 items and the worst customer service at this place by far. Regardless of this girl's attitude, this little cupcake is in a nice little container, and is on the way to Central America with me, and I will give it to my daughter as I hug her and tell her Happy Birthday!

They have cupcakes, brownies cookies, cakes and coffee. Came in here after 8 pm and ordered some cupcakes. They decorate for the holidays which is super cute and have an area you can sit to eat or drink. The cupcakes I ordered were good my favorite were the 7 layer cookie brownie, the chocolate and the strawberry shortcake- they were moist, tasted great and were even still soft the next day. the carrot cake and red velvet cupcakes were kind of dry and the cookie dough cupcake wasn’t really anything special. But I definitely recommend this cute little bakery and will be going back for other goodies soon!

I am a fan of this place and have been for years across their various locations. The thing is, some of their cake slices are dry. I don't doubt the freshness because they do move their product it just is what it is. Certain slices are moist, usually the chocolate but my strawberry shortcake slice was dry. Id still recomend little cupcake bakeshop but be warned at nearly $9 a slice.

I've been a steady customer since the doors opened in Bay Ridge. I'll put up with an incredible $9.00 price for a SLICE of cake and the every-varying slice sizes, but the blond woman working there at 6:30pm tonight - no more. I cannot continue to patronize a business that would allow someone who is that rude to serve customers. It was literally shocking at how I was treated there. And to think I was a customer for 19 years!

5 Stars for their cookies & cream cheesecake! Super soft & flavorful, without being too overwhelming (as some cheesecake does). That's the only item I always get here every time I visit (in the bay ridge or soho location). I have tried their cakes, cupcakes, banana pudding - but that cookies & cream cheesecake is still my most favorite!

My man suggested we get some sweets from here. We ordered the raspberry white chocolate cheesecake, gluten free banana cupcake, and black & white cupcake. I was super excited to try the banana cupcake. I don't care that it's gluten free; I was just excited after seeing a random banana pudding cupcake on IG; but that excitement quickly faded away. Maybe because it was 9pm; the cake and frosting was stale and hard. I don't know why they wouldn't use a banana flavored cream, it tastes like the cheesecake frosting often found on red velvet and carrot cakes. If you told me there was no banana in here, I wouldn't be surprised. The cheesecake wasn't bad but there was nothing spectacular about it either. I didn't even try the chocolate cupcake, I gave up at this point because nothing met my expectations.

We came in here a sweet treat after having brunch somewhere else. I had visited their Soho location a few years ago. I remember enjoying the cake I had so I was excited to visit this location. The store was bright and had a beautiful decor. It had an old school dinner vibe with counter service. They also have a public bathroom available. I didn't visit the facilities so I cannot attest to the cleanliness of it. They serve cupcakes/cakes, other baked treats and coffee. We were greeted immediately upon entry and the staff was very bubbly. They gave a few recommendations. I got the cookie dough cupcake for $5. They charge an extra fee if you pay by credit card but I didn't know that. They told some people but it would have been nice if there was a sign prominently displayed. I would have paid in cash if I had known about the surcharge. For a $5.20 cupcake, I was expecting a lot more. The cake was very tiny and was sloppy in appearance. Like the cupcake had uneven edges and a dent in the frosting. The cake was super dry and the cookie dough in the middle was hard like a brick. The frosting was very sweet and overpowered all the other flavor. I might try another flavor but probably a more basic one for $3.75 as this one was disappointing.

Went last weekend after dinner. I love that it was open late even on a Sunday. Cute place, friendly staff and the cupcakes were the way I like them: a cake that's not dry and not overly frosted. The strawberry had lots of flavour!

A cute cupcake and dessert shop. Got a red velvet cupcake ($3.5), walnut brownie $3.50), and ice chai latte with almond milk ($4.75). The cupcake was alright but for the size that it is I feel like I could have gotten a bigger for that price in the city. The chai latte was good. There are 4-5 tables for anyone who would like to sit.

Fast service. When it comes to cupcakes, I like to try anything new. Here's what we ordered: - Good Humor Strawberry - Brooklyn Blackout - 7 layers - Black & White This is the 2nd time visiting in the span of two months. The cupcakes are consistent and delicious each time. Can't wait to come back and try something else on their menu. There are 3 locations: 2 in BK and 1 in NYC. They do birthday and wedding cakes, as well as office events.

I absolutely love it here. Everything is super tasty and mouthwatering. Will definitely return soon.

They have a REALLY STUPID POLICY when it comes to cake orders!! I called last week to put in an order for a full "Dreaming Princess" cake for my Mom's 76th Birthday Wed (honestly I'm not crazy about their desserts everytime I give them a chance, we're disappointed, however my Mom can't have certain things due to her acid reflux & once I brought home some items from this place for her to try, everything made her cough except for this piece of cake, it didn't irritate her acid reflux as much as the other little cupcake bakery items. Plus it's little cupcake's ONLY moist cake that isn't chocolate & that doesn't taste artificial). I called last week to have it made, I was on a business trip when I called & I've explained to the girl on the phone, that I wouldn't be home until Tuesday. I called this morning letting her know I got a surprise late meeting from work sprung on me & wouldn't be home in NYC on time to pay the cash $65 (it's $2 cheaper to pay in cash by the way) $65 for a 7 inch cake is really expensive but I wanted to get it for my Mom, again since this cake seemed to be ok for her to eat. Villabate Alba doesn't even charge THAT much for their large cakes & they're well known more than this place! Anyway I've explained I would DEFINITELY be there to pick it up the next day, can I pay then? She said it was being made & I can do that. It makes sense to pay when picking up, IF someone didn't show they can always use it to cut up slices for their customers, they serve that, right?? I ordered it with NO writing, so they could have definitely used if I were a no show, but I would definitely have been there to get it & pay, Wednesday! Anyway I get a call saying she made a mistake that it was their policy to have the customer pay full price before making it, that I'd have to pay within the next hour in order for them to make it. I've explained again why I wasn't able to & that was basically a crappy policy & I said forget it! So I'm left without the cake I had planned for my Mom's Birthday, they've lost a few customers now since I as well as Family members have gone there many times. They couldn't even make an acception, this review would have gone in a much different direction. What pieces of sh*ts!

This place is hit or miss. Sometimes you get a fresh delicious cupcake and sometimes the dessert is just mid and kind of stale or not very tasty. The coffee is excellent, fresh and tasty, nice and hot. The ambiance is upscale. The service is polite.

Cute ambiance and concept but the flavor and quality has gone down. The cakes are dry and the customer service isn't very pleasant. Would deff benefit with a nice welcome and enjoy or even a smile.

I let my guard down, got tricked by their neon signs and walked right into their trap. Ordered a German Chocolate Cake to go, but sadly it did not hit the spot. Sorry.

The Oreo cheesecake is amazing! Not too sweet, great Oreo base crunch. Very cute spot

Such a sweet spot with delicious desserts and extraordinary employees! Swung by on an unassuming weekend afternoon and stayed for a bit to catch up with an old pal that recommended the place, and she sure was right when she said the shop has some excellent cupcakes. The gracious staff member recommended her favorites as well as the public's, and hello flavor town! The pistachio pudding, the lemon cupcake, oh my! Everything was a chef's kiss. I was amazed the most with their strawberry shortcake; that itself deserves a Michelin star!

Surprised by the overall subpar ratings: my wife and I really like this place! The inside is very cute, not big but enough space for about 10 tables (each for two). The selection of cupcakes and desserts is impressive. The vegan chocolate cupcake is very rich (ideal with some mon-dairy milk or maybe coffee). The red velvet was excellent. Servers are all very nice and patient. This place is almost always busy but the line moves well - a testament to their efficiency. This is a great neighborhood spot.

I have been coming here since they opened a few years ago. They have an interesting assortment of cupcakes, pastries, brownies, s'mores, teas, coffee, etc. They have a good selection of what appears to be all home made products. They do have gluten free options. Everything is good, appears to be fresh and they are a popular spot in the neighborhood. The shop does not inside dining since COVID so your only option is take out. It use to be a nice place to sit inside or outside. Hopefully they will make some adjustments in the future. One observation is I do not see anyone that identifies as the owner or manager. There are many other bakeries in Bay Ridge that have employees that are more outgoing and the managers are there if you want to ask a question. It's a basic business, the employees do their job and are pleasant. There isn't any personalize that makes you want to come back. I'm not saying it's bad it's just an observation and comparison. I would recommend them and would continue to shop there when I'm in the mood for pastries they carry.

Honestly these are the best cupcakes you can try. There are no gimmicks here just good ole fashion cupcakes. They are always fresh and the Brooklyn black out and strawberry cake never disappoint. I love the moistness and flavor of the cakes and the frostings are not overly sweet. Skip the other famous chains and go for this instead!

I came here mainly for their strawberry shortcake cake. Sadly i came here twice and they didn't have it. The staff only told me that the cake is made randomly and they do not know when they will have it. I ended up getting the strawberry shortcake cupcake instead. The cupcake was so delicious. The crumbly on top tasted just like the good humor strawberry shortcake ice cream. I really enjoyed it. But the second time I got it the batter wasn't fully mixed. Half of the cupcake was yellow instead of pink. I had tried a few of their other cupcakes but they were just mediocre and more toward the sweet sweet side. If you want something fun you can get the blue velvet (it turns your tongue blue). I also tried their banana pudding. The cream was light and it had good flavors but it was a little too sweet and the sliced banana in the middle was brownish/black. 5 star for their strawberry shortcake cupcake but 3 star overall for everything else. Hopefully next time I come they have the cake!

I tried this place again for a Valentine's treat, hoping things had improved since my last review in 2020. Sadly, ugh, the cupcakes are still stale and unremarkable. I don't want to dump on a local business but you have "cupcake" in your shop name. Would you at least not want to own being the freshest and most delicious in the cupcake game? I should have followed my gut and bought something fresh (always fresh), from Paniantico. Won't be fooled again.

Community staple since it came up in bay ridge years ago. I have been to the other two locations. Such a cute place with a nice concept. I love their Illy coffee. I love the Nutella banana cake- I highly recommend this and most often it's sold out by the end of the day. The new hostess cake is also delicious. Another favorite of mine is the pistachio pudding and the red velvet cupcake. That being said I have had cupcakes here that sometimes were to dry or that I disliked. But for the most part pretty consistent, cute , cheers you up walking in.

COOKIE DOUGH CAKE This slice was from Little Cupcake Bakeshop and it was just too good It consists of three layers of soft vanilla cake that pairs so well with the luscious cookie dough filling which also includes cookie dough chunks. Then, it is all topped with a layer of vanilla buttercream and chocolate ganache !!! Now if that doesn't sound like the perfect slice, what even does ‍

Best cupcakes in Brooklyn! So far anyway! Try the blackout one if you're a chocolate lover. Bit pricey at 3,75 minimum per cupcake. Banana pudding is also excellent as is the individual cheesecake. Little shop with big deliciousness! Wish they bottled the scent in this place. Customer service is top notch!!!

I really want to keep loving this place, I have been going since day one but for the past few years the cupcakes I get are stale. I went again this evening for one last try. The vanilla cupcake was fresh but any of the specialty flavour I bought we dry and tasted old. I'm done.

Little Cupcake Bakeshop is fantastic. It's my go-to on the weekends The service is good. The staff is friendly, the ambiance is good, and it is a cute and clean shop.

We live near this cafe and occasionally go in to grab some fix ins on our walk to the park. I've always thought the coffee and pastries were really good, and the baristas are always super friendly. Cool vibe. Definitely recommend.

I made a quick stop here with some friends after pizza and was not disappointed with this corner bakery. I ended up getting a chocolate chip brownie square, which was not too sweet yet still was really satisfying. My friends got the cupcakes and they both said they enjoyed it thoroughly. Service was really friendly and attentive. The bakery itself also had a cute and aesthetic vibe. If I'm in the area again, I'll definitely give some of their cupcakes a try!

HORRIBLE!!! We paid $9 per slice and got a pizza box with the different slices that should have been in their own individual packaging. The cake came all jumbled up in the box like it was thrown in there. The cake was DRY!!! I have been only picking at it because I had a sweet tooth. The strawberry shortcake was dry and the chunks of strawberry in it was too much. That cake gave me some texture issues which I don't have. It was just horrible. I expected more from this spot!

Door dashed some sweets on a cold night in. Weirdly it took almost 2 hours for the desserts to arrive and when it did I wasn't really impressed. The cupcakes were too sweet for my liking but I nibbled on the carrot cake cupcake. The Oreo cheesecake was a pleasant surprise ! It wasn't too sweet. Good size and it has a Oreo crumble base that was just wonderful. Would order again just for the otero cheesecake !

My friends and I visited this bakery recently for coffee and a quick treat. The girl working behind the counter was very friendly and the ambiance was welcoming. All of the flavors of cupcakes, cheesecakes, cookies, and pastries sounded delicious but I ended up getting three (cookie dough, gluten free banana, and carrot cake). I gave them to my family members, but unfortunately they all complained that the cupcakes were dry and crumbled apart. For the price of the cupcakes, the least I could hope for is that they'd be fresh and moist, not old and dry. We were very disappointed and I don't think I'll be coming back here.

This is my go to spot whenever I want to treat myself. Food: I think I've tried everything here at this point and it's all good. You really can't make a bad choice. The banana Nutella cake is my absolute fav, highly recommend. It is so moist and chocolatey. The mini cheesecakes are also really good. Price: pretty reasonable. We got 2 cupcakes, a brownie, and a small hot chocolate and total was about $16 Service: staff greeted us when we walked in and helped us immediately. Ambience: there's no place to eat in. Likely due to Covid but the display case is obviously enticing and it's a cute shop with pink accents and neon signage.

Came here Friday night to grab some dessert to go. I always get the banana Nutella cake. My husband got the Brooklyn blackout cake. We were really disappointed with the Brooklyn blackout cake...it was extremely dry and lacked flavor. It was a waste of money, we ended up throwing it out. Perhaps it was just dry because it was 8pm on a Friday night? Maybe it's best to go in the morning when the cakes are fresh.

This place was decent when it opened up but wince the pandemic it's gone way down hill. First of all don't go after dinner. The cupcakes and cakes will be rock hard and not edible by that time. Second they have some stupid rule about 3 cupcakes having to be ordered to get a box! The thing is they ask you if you'd prefer a box and then tell you that you have to buy three even if you are getting two. If you get three the box is too small and then icing goes all over the others (bad for say the kid who has a peanut allergy, and a brother who loves peanut butter) but also if you have kids then you know that they fight over things like who gets the most icing lol. If you go for two then it's dumped into a paper bag (usually icing down so it stays in your bag) and you can't scrape it out of the dirty paper bag and to top it all if if you are still calm at this point you then bite into a rock hard cupcake. Throw in the crazy prices and this place just isn't worth it anymore. The cakes are even worse. Save your money. Your better of getting something from one of the other great bakeries in Brooklyn. Oh and the staff can't be bothered lol. Bunch of emo teens with bad make up on thinking they look retro or something. Lol. Charge 10 cents for the stupid box for two! So over this place.

Disgusted with my most recent experience. Came in to order several baked goods, latte etc and took my toddler to bathroom, he had to pee!!! Anyways, after we got out the lady shouted "don't you see sign on bathroom, it says not to use, it's not working" The sign read: "employees only, not for customers" I asked her where she Pees and she said "there but it's only for employees" I told her my toddler had to pee and that she just LIED in front of about 6 customers. The bathroom , in fact, was working, but they don't want others to use. Oh well. My toddler had to pee. I'm grossed out How awful that you can charge $5 for a tiny cupcake but not allow the tiny kid not to use bathroom, awful SHAMEFUL Y'all be ashamed of yourselves If you were so worried about the pandemic and not allowing people to use restroom, you would've told the other 6-7 people to wait outside.

It's a Bay Ridge institution. First of all, I'm pretty sure this is a nice place for first dates. I never took one here; but by the looks and feel of it, I assume it is. Second of all, everything here is good. From the coffee to the cakes, you just can't go wrong. Customer service is solid. I've been here often, and will continue to do so.

Little Cupcake Bakeshop had been on my list of dessert places to try for a while. When I first stepped into the store, I was the only customer at the time. The staff were all wearing masks and patiently waited for me to decide what I wanted to order. One of the reasons why I wanted to stop by was to try their strawberry shortcake cake and I was so excited to finally get to try it! Unfortunately, I was informed that they stopped making it and only had the cupcake version :(. If I wanted this cake, I would need to order a whole one. I couldn't decide what to get so I ended up ordering a strawberry shortcake cupcake ($5), pistachio pudding ($7.50), Brooklyn Blackout cake ($7.50), and Nutella chocolate chip banana cake ($7.50) to share amongst some friends. Overall everything was really good! I personally would pass on the pistachio pudding, maybe next time I'll try their banana pudding instead. My favorite was definitely the Nutella chocolatechip banana cake, get it if you're in the area!

I love little cupcake. They have the best cold brew in the neighborhood. However, 7$ a large iced cup means it's a once in a while splurge. Somehow I keep coming back for it. I am not gluten free, but I still think their double chocolate cupcake is their best cupcake

I tried for the last time. Needed something sweet for a Super Bowl party. Bought 3 cupcakes and they were all incredibly dry and obviously stale. Things in the display case don't even look appetizing. They have a good location and the neighborhood needs a good place for cake but this place just misses the mark every time. Go elsewhere you'll thank me for it.

This is the closest cupcake shop to me and I always get their southern red velvet cupcakes along with new/other flavors for my friends and family to try. Before the last few visits, it has been close to 10 years since. The workers before were rude. Their cupcakes are slightly smaller and the price reflects that (starts at $3.75). Since I'm huge fan of red velvet, I decided to give their vegan red velvet ($5) a try last visit. It was SO sweet like "I need milk with this" type of sweet. I would return for the regular/southern red velvets. The cake was moist and contains a bit more frosting than usual, which I love. Sweetness was perfect.

I had today for the first time their peanut butter cookie , it was perfect. Perfect texture, and the perfect amount of sweetness. I highly recommend it, and can't wait to have another one.

Very disappointing experience. My husband ordered 20 vegan cupcakes ($100) for my daughter's birthday. We ordered a week in advance. They were supposed to be ready at 8AM on Sunday. They were not ready. So they rushed the order and gave us cupcakes that were still warm causing the frosting to melt all over the place. I did not notice the melting until I opened them at the party venue. I had half an hour before guests were arriving, so I had to hurry to a drugstore and find something to jazz up the melted, disgusting looking cupcakes. When I got home I called and asked to speak to a manager. None there so they told me to call back today. I spoke to the manager who told me that I should have brought the cupcakes back yesterday. How could I when that is all I had and I had a party to host??? Anyhow, after a lot of back and forth I was told that I could bring in the leftover cupcakes and get a refund on those. The cupcakes were barely touched because they looked gross. I am very disappointed in this experience. We ordered these a week in advance and they were not ready. $100 down the drain. I am not returning the uneaten ones. For what? So they could just toss them? They definitely have gone downhill. I used to order from them in the past and had no issue, but after this never again.

I loved coming where since I was young but now when I stop in to treat myself I'm happy they have vegan and Gluten free options for me. This ambiance is like a vintage boutique dessert shop and it's clean. The girls always greet you and answer any questions you may have about ingredients.

It's adorable on the inside, although COVID has ruined that a bit with no eating inside and chairs / tables being unavailable. My favorite is the Strawberry Shortcake cupcake, it tastes exactly like the ice cream bar. But I haven't ordered any cupcakes I didn't enjoy. My LEAST fav is the Chocolate Chip Banana Bread Cake With Nutella. It sounds heavenly, but it's just too sweet, is crazy expensive for one slice, and just misses the mark. I'd stick with their cupcakes, which come in the cutest little pink box. It's a sweet local gem in Bay Ridge.

Owner (Jill) says this is a brush bristle or get this a piece of parchment paper, what a joke. U have to laugh... if we got it tested who knows what hair it is... to top it off they were sooo dry and stale u can probably play baseball with them, not the same what so ever. Gross... smh

Came on a Sunday morning was in and out. Got myself a southern red velvet cupcake and the blackout cupcake. The red velvet was moist but the frosting was kinda sweet and not smooth. The blackout was the opposite it was kinda dry but the frosting was good not too sweet. Not much good cupcakes in Brooklyn, but I guess this will do when your craving it otherwise I still like Georgetown cupcakes.

I went to their location in Lower Manhattan. The building and decoration is very cute and trendy. The cupcake I got was a gingerbread seasonal one. It was alright. The frosting was too sweet for my liking. I wouldn't get it again. It was nice to try, but definitely would rather go for a more original flavor like chocolate. Price is typical for a small dessert place in this area.

I have come here so many times over the years. Actually quite surprised I haven't written a review yet, so here it goes! Little Cupcake Bakeshop has been a Bay Ridge staple for years, and the perfect little cafe to satisfy your sweet tooth. The space is adorable, and a cute spot to catch up with a friend or enjoy a sugary treat on your own. Before COVID, the dining area was usually packed on Friday and Saturday evenings. Over the years, I have tried a ton of cupcake flavors and have yet to be disappointed. During my last visit, I opted to go for something different - a Nutella Cappuccino (a must try) and a Fruity Pebbles Marshmallow Bar. Both were equally as delicious, and the bar was big enough to have plenty left over for a snack later (if you can eat this in one sitting, kudos to you!). I have yet to try their ice cream flavors, but Summer 2020 seems like the perfect time to do so. Looking forward to my next visit!

Had their strawberry shortcake cupcake, chocolate cupcake and pistachio pudding on Valentine's Day. The pistachio pudding was perfect: smooth, creamy, not crazy sweet; I'd say a 9 out of 10. The cupcakes (and at this point I've tried four different flavors over the last few years) are maybe a 6.5; too sweet, especially the frosting. They are really not very special, could really be supermarket cupcakes to be honest. Their banana pudding is definitely amazing - a perfect 10; had it two weeks prior. Amazing!

Grocery store quality for the price of upscale city bake shops and no price tags so you could have a surprise at the cash register. $26 for four.

If you haven't tried their ice cream , you should try it. I recommend their red velvet and espresso wi brownie chunks. It's $12, but worth the price. If you think about it a lot of ice cream shops two scoops is like $6. I would come back to get their ice cream, it's that's good! Double check your food before you leave because I didn't get everything I paid for. Just disappointed I was charged a sugar cookie and didn't get one. When I called the place they asked me to come back the next day to get the sugar cookie. I tried explaining I don't live the close. I'm pregnant and it's not really worth my trip just to get my sugar cookie. So I asked if they can refund the card, but I would still need to get to the store.