The Cupcakery

These cupcakes are delicious! They are light, fluffy and are full of flavor. They offer seasonal flavors as well as savory options such as sandwiches and coffee for a fully round meal.

We ordered our wedding cakes from The Cupcakery and they were incredible! Yes, plural, I had 5 rather than one big one. After getting talked out of making my own, I went on the a search for a bakery to make a wedding cake that would taste and look homemade and Chelsea nailed it. I am personally not a fan of fondant so I wanted homemade cakes for my rustic wedding in all my favorite flavors. We landed on lemon blueberry with fresh blueberry topping, carrot with cream cheese frosting, chocolate with fresh strawberries, and my personal favorite toasted coconut. The cakes were fluffy and moist with a perfect crumb and flavorful frosting. The chocolate was rich, the lemon was refreshing with bursts of fresh blueberries, the coconut was airy with tons of toasted coconut on top. Chelsea was a dream to work with, the price was very reasonable, and everyone raved about the cakes. I of course had 4 pieces, one of each flavor and didn’t regret a single bite. They tasted like the best cake your grandmother ever made with fresh real ingredients. I highly recommend this bakery for all your cake needs!

DO NOT BOTHER. VERY disappointing — I was looking forward to a trying the cupcakes Since they opened last year, but was totally let down. 2.50 ea for a red velvet and a chocolate with vanilla icing shared with my boyfriend. He agreed that they tasted the same, very sugary, overly generous, sweet icing and small, dry cakes. He suggested that they tasted at least a day old, if not more. Today is a Wed. so perhaps that factors in when it shouldn’t. The little pink box they are packaged in might have tasted better. Unfortunately they are named the” cupcakery” so their namesake product should be good. I hope they re-​focus on their products instead of on the hype.

I went there for the first time today, to get cupcakes for my daughters birthday. I was very disappointed in the few options that they had for flavors. The cakes were also very dense with gobs of frosting. My daughter was happy so that was all that mattered. When I went to walk my daughter to the bathroom an employee was «shooing» my daughter away. It was extremely rude especially as her parent was with her, and I will not be returning. Very disappointed in the products and even more the customer service.

The staff, sandwiches, cupcakes, and coffee all great. Thanks for hosting our baby shower.

The Cupcakery joined the neighborhood and opened it’s doors in 2014. Almost a year later, they are providing incredible cupcakes, a modest breakfast and lunch menu, catering, and are even offering cake decorating classes!
While cupcakes are certainly the passion, the Cupcakery offers other bakery favorites too like brownies, cake pops, cookies, and whoopie pies, as well as seasonal specials
Made from scratch, these cupcakes are moist and soft. Piled high with sweet creamy frosting and sometimes a decorative treat, these look amazing and taste even better. Their best seller is the Peanut Butter Cup (which was definitely my family’s favorite), but I have to give a shout out to the Carrot and Very Vanilla too!

This is a lovely addition to Lewiston and I really hope their business succeeds! They are located in what used to be the Bread Shack Café, and offer a range of sandwiches, soups, a few breakfast items and of course CUPCAKES.
The cupcakes are, in my opinion. Delicious. They are piled high with rich, flavorful frosting. When I went there I bought 4 cupcakes which came to 12 $ about 2.99 a cupcake. Which in my opinion, for a gourmet cupcake is pretty reasonable. Whoever thinks these things are overpriced should just go to the grocery store and buy a box of cheap, greasy, mushy, cupcakes from the grocery store. (or Grants bakery, which is just a horrid)
I had the Caramel Apple cupcake, which was an apple spice cake, very moist, dense, and flavorful. Topped with a half inch pile of creamy, buttery, tangy, sour cream frosting and then slathered in a sticky caramel sauce that was not too sweet and complimented the cup cake very well.
The Carrot Cake cupcake was equally delicious, with a cream cheese frosting and a sprinkling of crunchy walnuts. Yum!
The Vanilla Twist was a vanilla cake with a swirl of thick chocolate buttercream frosting sprinkled playfully with coconut. The frosting was over and inch high, dare I say two inches? And I think I gave myself diabetes with this thing but it was totally worth it.
Obviously I didn’t eat all of these in one sitting. But they go amazing with coffee and the shop does special orders (even dog «pup cakes») cakes and wedding cakes.
Compared to Grants Bakery, which in my opinion is bland, cheap, and barely above walmart cake quality, this place is cute and delicious!

I would love to see a start-​up succeed here, but I have to be honest: the cupcakes were average, at best. For the size and quality, they’re way overpriced.