Pinkitzel

hmmm… if I had to sum it up in one word I would say… gaudy.
You walk in and in first impression it seems normal enough. There’s candy in the front, some little knickknacks also. Then as you go deeper down the rabbit hole you make your way to the counter. You notice the girls working behind the counter are wearing black «stylish» hats, are they high schoolers trying to be cool? Steampunk enthusiasts? You garner it is most certainly not on their own accord. You try to make sense of the absolutely horrendous display of cupcakes. You don’t even know what you’re looking at because there are cupcakes at all different heights and rows that don’t make sense. Because your celiac you order the gluten free chocolate hazelnut peanut something cupcake. When you try to eat it, the cupcake literally falls apart. No joke, it was as if there was nothing holding it together and the frosting is the only thing left intact.
You begin to get the sense that this place is trying to cover up their average items by bombarding your senses with a gross display of elaborate decoration that all feels so superficial and plastic.
You then think about Green Goodies in okc and how you should have just went there because they are primarily all about one thing there, cupcakes. And cookies.

typical overpriced cupcake joint. cupcake was good but not 4 dollar good. the place was neat and decorated cute. and they had like a kids birthday room as well which i could see being fun for the youngins

What a fantastic visual overload of treats this place was. A totally delight! I wanted to get a sweet treat before returning to Tulsa and because we were already in Edmond we decided to give it a try. At first it looked closed but after driving around the side we saw it was open.
As the pictures show, this boutique is a great place for browsing (unless on a diet) and has a ton of unique gifts. Everything from tiny cupcake mints to imported theme birthday supplies. Very cool. The baked cupcakes were super cute but tiny for the price. Tasty though.
The service (rated poorly by other Unilocalers) was okay. Not rude but not super friendly. The cashier didn’t seem to share the same enthusiasm I did about their establishment. I didn’t care. I still showered the place with complements. I’ll be back.

We had my daughters 11 th birthday party at the Edmond location. We decided to have it there because we stop there often for little treats, and I must say it was awesome the party. It was great all the girls had a blast, and the past host Rebecca was great. If your child wants a mad hatter party or just a great birthday party. You should for sure give this place a chance. Love it love it. The ages of the girls were 6 – 11. Also it is very clean. Worth every penny spent. We would do it again for sure.

Not a huge fan of this location. I’ve been to the OKC location a few times but the one time I went to the Edmond location, I was very unsatisfied with the service. The employees pretended that I wasn’t even there and continued talking to each other. Overall I felt very unwelcome at this location.

Awesome little shop with tons of neat little gifts. The cupcakes looked amazing & the presentation was adorable. I’d probably rate this MUCH higher if I was actually able to buy some of those cupcakes. The lady working wouldn’t even acknowledge us OR respond to any questions. While walking to another section of the store we crossed paths with her & instead of saying excuse me or «do you need any help» she just pushed her way past us. So rude. We walked right out.

Cupcakes! Delicious! I tried the chocolate truffle I believe, and it reminded me of the cupcakes of Molly’s in Chicago (which are also delicious!) It’s a really cute pink store that smells of candy. Perusing through is quite entertaining.
Worth a stop! And yummy cupcakes.

I love their candy selection and retail items at this location. Great place to shop for a little girl’s birthday present and party decorations.
The cupcakes are delicious and so appealing on their fanciful cupcake stands. The truffles and chocolates are always good and they have a great rotation of interesting and classic flavors.
I love coming here for dessert and getting a chocolate cupcake and glass of milk and sitting under their pretty lights and decorations.

Super cute candy shop. It’s they type of place you dream of as a child. Everything just looks so good! The cupcakes are beautiful and tasty, but on the pricey side. The candy selection is awesome. I love to come by here when in need of a last minute gift. The staff is warm and very friendly, especially with the kidos.

Pinkitzel is an adorable shop in Edmond. It’s pretty much the perfect place to create an amazing candy themed party or host an extravagant kiddie party.
Having visited on Christmas Eve I really enjoyed their decorations! They had an array of Christmas themed items for sale along with their regular items. Walking in you come to the self serve salt water taffy table with ever flavor taffy in huge urns with bags to fill to the brim. Then the have cute decorative shelves of all sorts of candies and trinkets. They have two bakery counter displays, one on each side of the store. On the left, gigantic specialty truffles. On the right, adorable specialty cupcakes. Additionally on the right side of the store is café seating to enjoy your cupcakes, truffles, or specialty drinks/​coffee.
A small hallway to the back on the store is lined with nostalgic old time candies and leads to an awesome «tea party» room for hosting super cute fancy kids’ parties. They had is set up like a super girlie garden party theme when we were there and it has a curtain to give privacy from the rest of the store.
I learned from the cupcake board Pinkitzel means Pink Tinkle in a mashed up Yiddish. So, like, tickled pink. Get it? anyway, cupcakes were $ 3.75 and weren’t very large, but were very pretty. Truffles were $ 3.99 and were 5 bites truffles. I got a double choclate one and really enjoyed it. Just as good as Godiva or better. Their nostalgic candies were grossly over priced. This is a great place to take a daughter, grand daughter, niece, god daughter, friend, and just have a girls day here! Loved it!

Great standby gifts! Haha!

I recently visited the Edmond location of Pinkitzel; I have frequented the OKC location for quite some time. The Edmond location is very similar to OKC, just a bit smaller. They have very cute gift items, as well as cupcake and some tables to eat at. It seems most of the cupcakes are taken to go. Their cupcakes are delicious and moist, with yummy frosting I think they are small though for the price, and the cupcake is half cake, half frosting. While the frosting is good, I think it is disproportionate to the cake. They have lots of great, alternating flavors. My favorite is salted carmel and coconut cream. My only suggestion is that they get backs with handles to be able to carry out individual cupcake boxes. It makes it difficult to carry to boxes while maneuvering a purse and trying to get into your car. This is a great place to take kids, and they offer tea parties for groups.

Hands down best cupcake I’ve ever eaten. I chose the strawberry shortcake. Let’s begin with the candy sprinkles and malt ball on top. Perfect strawberry flavored hints, made it feel really exciting and special.
Strawberry frosting: Amazing! Tall swirls of pretty delicious pink… Thick, creamy. It was almost too much but hell, when is that ever a bad thing when were talking frosting?!
White cake: moist, dense, little compared to the tower of frosting.
*Bonus: real strawberries piped in the middle! I didn’t see it coming! Made a mess, totally worth it!
My husband had the lemon chiffon. His reaction was (verbatim) «Dayumm! Dayumm! Dayummmmmmmm!»
Super charming place with a hint of funk. The cupcakes displayed beautifully.
Thank god we are just traveling through because if I lived in Edmond I would live on these cupcakes.
They are better than Hey Cupcake in Austin… There. I said it. They’re better by a lot!
That felt good.

I am a cupcake fanatic so when we tried this place I went in with high expectations. What a beautiful shop and the chocolate buttercream frosting is heavenly. Definitely worth a trip back.

Candy is a wonderland, and inside pinkitzel is a beautiful fantasy.
I went to pinkitzel in edmond for valentines day this year. Wanting to get my boy friend at the time some cupcakes. I looked it up and was really impressed with the alice in wonderlandish décor. I LOVE IT. It’s very candytastic. When i walked in i was blown away by the décor and all the colors. This is a real candy store. Chocolate cover nuts of all kinds taffy truffles bon bon cupcakes and things that make your mouth swoon. I was unsure about how to order the cupcakes at first. But i just walked over the to cupcake area by the tables and the lady behind the counter asked me what i needed i told her i had never been there and she started telling me about the different kinds of cupcakes. I got four but the two i remember the most. Were the red velvet and the chocolate salted caramel. The chocolate salted had a caramel square on top of the icing on the cupcake. I actually took this across town and put them in his fridge and then they got moved back across town and take out of the fridge two days later. As they were back to regular temperature we bit into them. Oh my goodness! I can still taste the amazing mix of sweet and salty and chocolately carmel. The red velvet was so moist and the icing was just as perfect. I won’t lie the prices are high on everything but it’s a speciality candy store. It isn’t walmart. You are playing for the décor and those beautiful well made cupcake boxes and the uniqueness of it all. It was worth the price. It was an experience and i will be taking my nephews soon. Every kid should grow up visiting a fantasy candy store like this. It’s like tasting a bit of willie wonka’s day dreams.