Yum! These cupcakes are moist and airy. I had the lemon blueberry and brownie bite, and both were…read morephenomenal. Icing packs flavors. Rich and tasty. There is so much more on the menu I want to explore! I did a walk in and there was a quite a selection. Next time, I'll order ahead so I can try some flavors that weren't available later in the day. No surprise they sell fast - they're fantastic!

Delicious cupcakes! The raspberry vanilla and toasted almond were my favorites. Would definitely…read morego back.

I live out of town, but had special banana Nutella cake to delivered to my son in Pittsburgh for…read morehis birthday. He said it was absolutely delicious delicious. The delivery was very prompt and communicate communicated well.

Nothing Bundt Cakes is a restaurant chain that has hundreds of locations across the U.S. and…read moreCanada. This particular location in Cranberry Township serves large bundt cakes, individually sized bundtlets, cupcake-sized bundtinis by the dozen, and party supplies and gifts (e.g., candles, plates, napkins, mugs, and greeting cards). During my visit, I saw bundt cakes in the following flavors: lemon blueberry, chocolate chocolate chip, lemon, red velvet, white-chocolate raspberry, confetti, carrot, strawberries and cream, snickerdoodle, and vanilla. My husband and I purchased three bundtlets in the flavors of snickerdoodle, confetti, and chocolate chocolate chip. Each one cost $5.50. An employee immediately and kindly greeted us, accurately rang up our purchase, and thanked us. We ate the bundtlets at home. We thought that they were very fresh and tasted good.

Michelle made my daughter's graduation cake in 2018 and people are still talking about how…read moredelicious it was. We have ordered several times after that. She's very talented.

We purchased cupcakes and cookies for our daughters' graduation party in July and they were…read morefabulous! We have twin daughters who are going to separate colleges, and the cookies were in the shape of their college logos. They looked amazing and were delicious! The cupcakes were honestly some of the best I've ever had. Everyone who tried them raved about them. Highly recommend!

Ordered a birthday cake over the phone. German chocolate for my dad's 60th. Tom met us in…read morecranberry to deliver the cake. Everyone loved it and it was a great value, asked for a cake for 20 people, could easily have served 35-40. Price was very reasonable. Definitely would recommend and will use them again.

From the owner: Custom-designed cakes for Weddings, Birthdays, Holidays, Anniversaries, Retirement, Awards,…read moreConventions, Bachelor and Bachelorette parties, Sports Parties, Milestones, Achievements. Well-wishing for any and all festive and notable occasions.

We ordered catering for a graduation party. The service was timely and attentive. The food was…read moreexcellent. They met our expectations. Highly recommended.

I have eaten at their original restaurant when it was located across the road in the plaza. Now…read morethey have a take out place in the old Bruester's building. First and foremost, their wedding soup is the best around. Reminds me of Alexanders when it was open in Bloomfield. You get a whole mini loaf of bread with dipping sauce. They have plenty of takeout options on their menu. We selected from their fall menu and got a turkey and a pot roast wraps. The pot roast was delicious. It was accompanied by a large side of homemade chips. The turkey tasted a little off. Maybe not as fresh. Still, I can't wait to try some of their Italian options on their menu.

Hey friends! This coffee shop was close to my hotel so I stopped by for a pick me up before work…read more I ordered a caramel macchiato. My first time having it, it was disgusting. Idk if it was made poorly or if it just wasn't my style. I also ordered a blueberry muffin it was delicious. +Customer service was poor. When my drink was complete the cashier slammed my drink on the counter without saying anything such as "have a good day." When ordering, she was sassy when I asked about matcha or frappes. I was simply asking her to do her job, which is to answer customer questions. +Plenty of seating +Plenty of free parking out front +Pretty cheap compared to other coffee shops I wouldn't return due to limited coffee options and poor customer service

Nice ambiance, especially on a warm spring day with the outdoor seating. There's also plenty of…read moreindoor seating, so it's a good spot to bring your laptop and work. Service was quick. The food and my chai tea latte were a bit underwhelming; both lacked flavor, and the chai didn't really taste like chai. That said, they seem to be known for their bakery items, and most people were enjoying sweet treats (which looked great). I clearly missed the memo. Stopped in while traveling for work, and I'd come back, but probably just for a pastry next time.

My wife and I are staying at our second home in PA and decided to hit some of the locales used in…read morethe movie called, "A Man Called Otto". This bakery was one such place... Unassuming from the outside, it is a small bakery with plenty to offer in the form of homemade baked goods, as well as some candy thrown in for good measure. We enjoyed their maple pastry and they delicious cinnamon roll. The baker was a bit rearranged from the movie - no big deal - and the service was super friendly and answered our questions on when they came to tape for the movie. It was a fun stop and their baked goods are truly delicious.

My book club read A Man Called Ove in January, in anticipation of the movie, A Man Called Otto…read morecoming to theaters. As you may know, part of the movie was filmed in Ambridge and this bakery is used in one of the scenes. The main characters visit this bakery and have a Swedish eclair, or Semlor. I was hosting our book club this week and thought it would be fun to pick up some semlors for our treat. I called the day before (not realizing they are closed Sunday-Tuesday) to place an order for 18 semlors. They said it would be no problem to make them for me, even though I only gave them just over 24 hours notice. The bakery was beautifully painted back to how it was originally when it opened many many years ago. There is limited seating (only one small table and two chairs) so it's not really meant to be an eat-in bakery. The semlors were a hit with book club! Everyone enjoyed them quite a bit. They did seem to be a little dry to me. Not sure if we got "day old" semlors or they were just drier than I would have guessed. The filling was delicious and plentiful. Would love to come back and try some other items they have--the giant cookies look so yummy!

Cool little shop tucked just off the main thoroughfare. If you blink you might pass it so be on the…read morelookout. There are about 6 parking spots out front that are shared with the institution next door (used to be a pizza place and now it's going to be a cigar place). The cakes and chocolates are truly incredible and the staff are friendly and accommodating.

Forget the national cookie chains! The Humble Cookie Shop is amazing! The cookies are DELICIOUS and…read morehomemade, the customer service is personal. I love this place so much that I added them to Yelp myself just so I could give them a rave review because they deserve it and everyone in the greater Pittsburgh area needs to know about them! The building is a little hard to find, but well worth the effort.

I do not live in the area, but I always enjoy a good Milkshake Factory milkshake…read more If I had to nitpick...at this location the set up seems to be the main employee at the register not only takes the orders, but also pulls the chocolates. Not that the lines get long, but it seems like have a separate employee pulling chocolates ahead of paying while one is imputing orders would be more efficient.

MilkShake Factory is a family-owned business that sells many flavors of delicious milkshakes and…read morechocolates. It was founded in Pittsburgh in 1914 and is spreading its franchises across the country. This particular location is in Cranberry Township. When I entered the business and began to look at the display cases and menus, two employees very courteously greeted me. I purchased three small chocolates for $17 plus tax and tip. Here are my ratings for what I bought: Dubai-style chocolate bar - 3.5 stars - I have eaten Dubai chocolate for a while now, and this one was not as authentic and flavorful as one that I ate from New York City, but it was still good. Chocolate-dipped toffee stroopwafel - 5 stars - This stroopwafel tasted like other stroopwafels that I have eaten, and I liked its chocolate dip. Pen's Puck - 4 stars - A solid piece of plain chocolate was in the shape of a Pittsburgh Penguin's hockey puck.