This place does a lot of catering and regularly sell their wares at Baden neighborhood events. This…read morepast week my wife and I got one of the lemon raspberry and chocolate Oreo cupcakes. The lemon raspberry was really good and nice and moist. The chocolate Oreo was a little on the dry side but it was a good experience overall. At $3 a pop, these bite-size morsels are a little on the expensive side but it's nice to help out local business and they do taste good.

BeBe Kakes is a bakery that was founded in 2013. Its employees make and sell cookies (e.g.,…read moresnickerdoodles, s'mores, and thumbprints), donuts, pies, cupcakes, cakes (including custom), and other treats (e.g., brownies, candied walnuts, and dog treats). I shopped in this bakery one time. The employees very kindly greeted me, promptly boxed my baked goods, accurately rang up my purchase, and repeatedly thanked me. The total price for one lady lock, one cinnamon roll, one apple fritter, one large apple-caramel cookie, and one piece of apple-caramel crumb cake was $19 *plus* tax and tip. My husband and I ate these several baked goods at home. We thought that they were very fresh and tasted good. Mars is a small town, and I think that BeBe Kakes is one of its best businesses. If you happen to be in the area, be sure to check out this bakery.

A small bakery in downtown Mars. They have a variety of baked goods they offer, such as cookies,…read morecakes, brownies, and cinnamon buns. They also make dog biscuits for your pet. The cinnamon bun we tried was delicious. The brownie was huge and also very good. The service was patient and friendly . We will definitely go back in the future.

I got a chance to try their cakes recently and I was not disappointed. The chocolate peanut butter…read morecake was delicious. I tried some cookies again also and they are very good. Service is super friendly. Great place to try!

Solid bakery- I tried the lady locks and chocolate gobs- both good, icing was okay(not my…read morefavorite), and they were pretty expensive. Items were pre-packaged and limited menu. Seems to be a place more for cakes

Good concept - bad because they don't have consistency in the freshness of their products. Some of…read morethe mini cakes were delicious, two of them were probably sitting there at least a week. Do you not date your inventory? I'll order specific items but I wouldn't trust anything in their case.

L&K Bundt Shop is a small family-owned bakery that specializes in making bundt cakes and also…read moreoffers some other desserts such as key-lime pie and pumpkin roll. L&K makes mini and large bundt cakes in a variety of flavors, including banana bread, blueberry lemon, chocolate chip, chocolate ganache, cinnamon roll, coffee streusel, fun fetti, Kentucky butter, lemon, Nutella, red velvet, and many others. A couple flavors can be made gluten-free or vegan. The bakery's website lists nutritional information such as the number of calories, grams of fat and sugar, etc. Customers may purchase these desserts through L&K Bundt Shop's website and through retailers such as the Market Wagon website. Shipping is available. Through Market Wagon's website, I placed two orders from L&K. My first order was four cinnamon-roll bundt cakes. My husband and I did not taste much cinnamon, but we agreed that the cream-cheese frosting was very rich. My second order was chocolate-covered strawberries and four bundt cakes in the flavors of chocolate ganache, red velvet, Kentucky butter, and love fetti. The strawberries and bundt cakes were very fresh and tasted very good.

What's better than a food truck? How about a dessert truck?…read more Patti's Pastries was parked downtown this past summer, and I am SO glad I took the time to wait in the long line for this sweet truck. After staring into their windows for as long as I did, it was hard not to take one of everything home with me! But I managed to keep it together and walk off with just a Cookie Dough, a Raspberry Truffle, and a Strawberry Cheesecake cupcake. These cupcakes were AMAZIIIINNNNG. We're talking moist cake mix, topped with delish icing and snacks and drizzles of sauces, and filled with a unique filling as well. It's a flavor profile you have to taste - words just can't do it justice! Easily the best dessert I've had in a long time. My cupcakes did not last long at all, and if I come across this food truck and/or am in the area of Patti's physical location, I am so ready for more of these heavenly goodies. If you have a chance to grab something from Patti's, do it! Do it do it do it!

I love me some Patti's Pastries food truck goodies…read more.. These cupcakes are the best I have ever eaten, they are usually filled with cream or cookies and decorated with snacks on top. They also have giant lady locks or should I say "logs" which are also good. The price however will chap you in the a$$

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!

Crystal had made an anniversary cake for my parents last year, which was delicious! I saw she…read moreoffered classes so I signed my daughter up for the Mother's Day cake decorating one. I was impressed with the organization. All the materials were divided prior to the class. It made the transition between each step seamless. There were three choices of cake: almond, chocolate, and strawberry. Crystal was clear in her directions and patient with all the students. My daughter really enjoyed the class and wants to take more.

Forced to use this baker by the wedding venue. Incredibly rude to the bride and resistant to a…read morerather simple cake design. The cake looks like a child did it, the topper that was given to the baker two weeks early doesn't fit and her only responses was"oh yeah, well you could just take the top layer of and put it on the second layer. The baker bounced after hearing the bridesmaids say it didn't look like the picture and never checked in with the bride. Absolutely terrible service and no accountability for the crappy job.

Never been to the shop but they were at a small event and I just couldn't resist trying this mini…read morepeanut butter cake concoction with chopped Reese's cups on top. There were even mini choc chips in the cake. Just enough sweetness for this dessert.