Inspiring Kind Boutique

I’m updating my prior review as I had Inspiring Kind’s cake for the first time. The cake was absolutely beautiful. A little dense for my taste, but the flavors were great.

EXTREMELY RUDE! I had a simple question about one of their cakes. They responded curtly that it is a seasonal item, then hung up on me (I believe it was the owner). I appreciate that they’re busy and all — but geez, if you don’t want those kind of phone calls simply make your website more informational! There are plenty of wonderful bakeries in Cincinnati — I’m happy to drive a little further in order to be treated with respect.

A coworker gave a portion of a cranberry bar from inspired Kind and I was smitten! Then, she told me it is from her sister’s bakery. Next time I passed by, I stopped and got the cranberry bar plus a blondie that another customer talked me into.
Both were delicious and kept for several days (I cut each into several portions in an exercise of willpower).
I didn’t try the cookies, but later a fried suggested so go back. This place is on my list for the next time I need to pick up a great for someone!

Excellent cupcakes and Cookies. A little on the pricey side ($ 2.50 per «small» cupcake and several dollars per cookie). Won’t honor coupons from the Anderson Coupon book for special orders.

Awesome, amazing cupcakes I have ever ate. Love, love, love it. My children ask me everyday if we are going back today.

I have been on the hunt for good cupcakes in Cincinnati ever since I lived in NY for 3 months.
Finally I found THIS! The gold at the end of Cincinnati’s sparse bakery rainbow. And I guess I can’t have had a cupcake at every bakery in Cincinnati… but the way my teeth sunk into these cupcakes left about 5% hope of finding anything better. It was like a Sprinkles flashback — perfect balance of thick, ice cream textured icing piled on top of moist yet non-​crumbly cake. My personal preference when it comes to the cupcake. Balance. And I guess that varies for every person, depending on whether or not your sweet tooth can handle the amount of buttercream icing that my buds clobber after.
Anyway, I went here with my Mom, it’s in Anderson off of Beechmont at Five Mile Rd across from the Macy’s. She got a mini carrot cake, we split a chocolate peanut butter cupcake (shudder — fudge cake — delight — dense peanut butter — god of the godly chocolate pb combination) and I selfishly refused to share more than a pinch of my vanilla cupcake topped with pistachio buttercream — it was gooooood.