If you are looking for a delicious over the top flavor cupcake this is your place! They have so…read moremany options to choose from and always have a great variety and different seasonal things too.

An absolutely amazing cupcake experience. Every week you can find their flavors online and on their…read moreFacebook. They offer a reserve ahead option by texting them your order. Prices vary by quantity not flavor. It is located in Kentwood and if you drive too fast you could miss it. There is easy parking. It's a cute shop with only a pick up option. Their decor includes a line up of the cupcake flavors and a wall of sprinkles! The cupcakes are delicious. The most unique combinations and they ALWAYS seem to work well! They cupcake is a good size with lots of toppings. I ordered 7 and was able to split them up between my group where we all tried them. They have Prices are as followed 1-5 cupcakes $4.75 a piece 6-11 cupcakes $4.50 a piece 12+ cupcakes $4.25 a piece

Mt pleasant has no idea how lucky we we are to have Soolicious Cake Art Studio. Her cakes are as…read moregood as it gets. You get more than you pay for and she is amazing to work with. If you haven't tried her desserts out than you have no idea what you are missing and I assure you that you are missing something truly special. Jim Wood Owner, Wood Shop Social

Outstanding, creative. beautiful and DELICIOUS! Soo Bradley is an outstanding pastry chef. She is…read moretruly an artist! Nancy Lewis, now living in Phoenix, AZ!

I participated in The Flour Uprising's Groupon promotion. I spent time browsing their web site,…read moreand I was excited to try their baked goods, today. I drove across town, showed them my Groupon. I was about to buy some baked goods, and the owner said that the Groupon was only good for lunch items. I showed her the Groupon again, and she admitted that the Groupon didn't state specifically what it could be used for. When I politely stated that I could probably get a refund for my Groupon because I could not use it for what I intended to buy, the owner became irritated and said that she was the one that designed the Groupon and knew what it was for (with a lot of attitude). This is how new businesses lose recurring, new customers: inflexibility and not being careful with their promotions. The right thing to do would have been to let me use the Groupon (it's only $7!), but instead they lost a customer and got a negative review. I can't comment on the food because I did not purchase any. The trip was a waste of gas money, and I won't be returning.

I recently visited Mount Pleasant to do consulting work for CMU, and one morning I had a particular…read morecraving for baked goods. My friend who lives in the area told me that to his knowledge, The Flour Uprising was THE place to get "healthy" baked goods. Well, someone lied to that poor boy, because no it is not. The store is owned by two perfectly lovely women of color, which was exciting for me because that's a rarity and because I myself am a woman of color. But the food was, to be blunt, horrendous. The cupcake I had was desiccated and flavorless and the frosting was a greasy, sloppy mess--it was so bad, I found myself wondering if these women had ever actually tasted a well-baked cupcake. I also got a muffin, a brownie, and a loaf of bread and encountered a similar disappointment with each: the muffin was undercooked (so much so that the inside of wet) and green(!) in the middle, the bread was utterly stale, and the brownie tasted like sugar and the color brown--there was nothing even remotely chocolatey about it. Worse still, none of the baked goods were even decorated attractively, making it difficult for me to want to purchase them (I'm not exaggerating when I say a chocolate scone--which I did not buy--looked exactly like a pile of dog mess. This is what they chose to display to the public.) I wouldn't even give this bakery one star, except that, despite the fact that these women have no demonstrable skill baking whatsoever, as fellow women of color, I still want them to succeed. But someone needs to teach them how to bake first and how to make handsome sweets that look enticing. Also, someone needs to share with them what the definition of "healthy" is because what they're selling ain't it. Final verdict: Save your money and go somewhere else. There are several bakeries on/around the main drag and a health-food store that sells baked goods.

The atmosphere was amazing very kind people. I got the strawberry rhubarb filled donut and it is…read moredefinitely at least a 9/10 the rhubarb was just sweet enough and the strawberry weren't too soggy and everything blended just right together. Will definitely be returning for another one!!

The Gourmet Cupcake Shop Vs Grandma's Chocolate Brownie cookies There's alot of fake…read morelooking,ferling,sounding or looking. On to the reviews. Cupcake shop Cupcake tasted like a dry box mix with even worse sugar free textured frosting that made me think..this is bad. So I wondered how it would rate vs an actual gas station sold "Road Cookies " as they say in . Grandma's cookie is softer ,has better taste and much cheaper. For $1 I choose Grandma's!

Another home run from petite for pastry... Rachel and her team. They are so amazing. The cake was…read moreexactly what we asked for visually and tasted even better. This little bakery serves up big time excellent cake.

Excellent. Moved back to Bay City after 30 years in NYC. So I miss very good food. Petit 4…read moresurprisingly hits the NYC mark. The cute little bakery's pastries are gorgeous. The weekly changing lunch menu has some outstanding dishes. Last week I enjoyed the Cajun bean soup on a cold day. The spicy warmth hit the spot. Had the delicious Cowboy Cobb salad today. Flavor mixture was great. I would have liked a few more bites of that moist chicken but the mixture of guacolmoli, beans, and spices was well done. Yum! And the staff ar friendly. I also like the points for shopping there. I get an occasional free cookie and such. Keep it up!