Flourish Bake Shoppe

Really great baked goods. The cookies and cupcakes are unique and delicious. Staff is really nice. Small local business feeling with a. Five star taste.

My husband and I got the French macaroons for our wedding desserts, as I am an unlucky gluten and dairy free person. They were delicious! Not one left! Everyone with and without dietary restrictions loved them! Thank you Fourish!

With a wide variety of breakfast items (try the egg and bacon «muffin» for protein hounds), tasty sweet treats, good strong coffee, and specialty cakes available, Flourish is a welcome addition to the south end of Rantoul Street. Conveniently located near the Beverly Depot train stop and the new parking garage, it’s a great commuter stop.
I’ve had several tasty items there over the last couple of months — the blueberry muffins were good, but I most enjoy the little muffin sized egg and bacon thingies. Anyone that puts eggs and bacon in a form to be placed in my mouth while on the run is at the top of my list.
I also enjoyed speaking with the owner’s mother who was running check out. She’s a lovely lady who pointed to the back with a proud «that’s my daughter» and a smile when I said «This is delicious!»
I’ll be back.

Cute bakery with friendly staff. It was recommended we try it out and we’re so glad we did! My 5 year old got a sugar cookie brightly decorated with green and pink frosting. I got a cookie with an Oreo cookie baked inside. And my husband the oversized chocolate peanut butter cup. All looked delicious and tasted amazing.
Looking forward to trying out their cakes.

Great friendly service from local owners. The cakes are amazing and unique. I am sure she would be able to do any style that was asked. Check out their Facebook page to see all the cake creations… I am truly amazed!
Stopped in for coffee and cookie and was not disappointed. Able to enjoy on the sidewalk at a little table and chair set. Cute shop that is tastefully decorated and inviting. Can be hard to see as you drive down the street so keep you eyes open so you can stop and get a cup of coffee and a smile.

They serve up Carpe Diem Coffee, which is a good dark roast coffee. The pastries and cookies are enough to satisfy a sweet tooth but also get you going in the morning. The interior is cute with an industrial print shop flair, which I kinda love, a lot. Prices are decent. For $ 6 you can leave 2with coffee and a scone. For a little more you can leave with coffee, a scone, and an after lunch treat.
There is very little seating. Outside they have a couple of little tables and chairs and inside one or two.
Parking can be had at the MBTA garage across the street or on the street… Which we all know is going to be a pain in the rear. Good stuff at good prices.

Absolutely fantastic cakes. Stunning! Look like they’re right out of a tv show and taste just as good! I’ve been too multiple parties with cakes ordered through Taryn and they are always a focal point. Never a piece leftover!

Went there today. I was immediately pleased to see they have seating with small tables outside. The inside was very minimal, but pretty. The bakery selection was fantastic, not so many that it was overwhelming, but certainly plenty for everyone to choose from. I got an iced coffee — which is supplied by Carpe Diem, the coffees are all self served. For baked goods I got a french macaroon and a lemon square. The macaroon was chocolate, and perfectly fluffy and crisp. The crème in the middle was the best part. The lemon square was disappointing. I couldn’t taste any lemon in it at all. The overwhelming flavor was just sugar. There was very little lemon custard, so it was almost entirely cake/​blondie consistency — though this may have been the style they were going for, it was not what I was expecting. I definitely will be going back, and look forward to trying more. (Particularly the maple bacon scones!!)