Be my cupcake

Hmmm… website is up, but the phone number is no longer a working number. No email listed. Out of business or didn’t pay the phone bill?
They are listed on my venue’s «preferred vendor list»…but I’ll be moving on to next potential supplier.

The cupcakes are good! But, they really need to work on their customer service.
I’m getting married in four months and after sampling their cupcake offerings, I was sure I’d found the baker for my wedding.
The fiancé and I made an appointment with the owner for a consultation and came in on a Saturday morning to hash everything out. The owner was a nice (but very dis-​organized) lady. We discussed all the necessary details and made our decisions. We left confident that we’d found our baker and could cross one more thing off our list. The owner let us know that she’d email us the next day with the contract and we could proceed from there.
So we waited for the next day to come. No email. We waited a few more days. Still no email. We decided we would call, in case she forgot or we mis-​communicated the email address. Left a message, no response. Over the next 3 weeks, I called the store and left several more messages for the owner, with no response. It was then I realized she had no intention of doing business with us, which is fine, but she could have at least communicated that to us. I find it very unprofessional for her to just flat out ignore us after taking the time to consult with us. If a better opportunity arose, or our order was deemed to just be too small, so be it. But a little common courtesy would have been nice.
Obviously, we won’t be coming back for anymore cupcakes. I’ve tried to let everyone I know not to come here as well. It’s a shame too, they do have good cupcakes.

picked up some cupcakes today, and I won’t b back here no time soon. The cupcakes are not made daily, all four of mine were dry, crunchy n just not that good. I could have kept my money for this.

This was my 2^nd time coming but my 1^st time being able to get one, the last time I came they were closed even though the sign showed they should have been open.
I walked in and knew instantly that I should leave. There was a man that appeared to be the owner exchanging words with his daughters. No greeting. Ohk the cupcake selection was sparse and it was about 1 pm on a Saturday so I was surprised there wasn’t more available. After a few minutes a lady asks if I need help.
I decide to do a four pack which is $ 9.50. I ordered two red velvets, a strawberry and a chocolate buttercream. She told me to wait a minute while she finished the other red velvet cupcake?
The lady was pleasant enough but seemed like she was ready to get out of there– she mentioned that she had 6 minutes left…
I tried the red velvet and it was dry around the edges and the frosting was just that frosting. What… everyone knows it should be a cream cheese topping. This was a major fail. I didn’t even want to try the other ones and I’m a cupcake junkie.
Overall I wasn’t impressed by the service and set up of the store nor was I impressed with the cupcakes. This made me sad.
I’ll stick to Crave :-)

Me and my husband we’re throwing a small «we eloped» celebration and we got a bunch of cupcakes and a small cake from here and they were amazing to say the least. The ladies there are amazing and they even rented us a cupcake tower! Easiest and most Delicious experience ever!

I got several of the mini cupcakes for tasting and they were delicious (Lemon and strawberry are the best). I also needed a cake made and was having a lot of trouble finding someone who could do it, but be my cupcake said it would be easy and were happy to do. I am so glad I choose them to do my cake, it turned out amazing!

These cupcakes are divine! We’ve ordered from them for the past couple of years and haven’t been disappointed. All of the cupcakes have been winners. The cakes are moist and very flavorful. The frostings are creamy and yummy, and there’s a good balance of frosting to cupcake. Our favorites are the lemon and lemon-​berry, mmmm-​mmmm good! Prices are reasonable, a decent value, esp. when you buy 4 or more.

I used these guys for my daughter’s 1^st birthday, and I couldn’t be happier. I ordered 3 dozen large cupcakes, half strawberry with cream cheese frosting and half white cake with strawberry cream cheese frosting. Plus, a 6 inch, two layer cake for the «smash» cake. I was very specific with what I wanted, particularly with the 6 inch cake. I wanted certain colors, used with a certain tip, etc etc. And they got it perfect! The cupcakes were a huge hit, and only half of the smash cake was destroyed, so we ate on the other half for a few days. Everything stayed moist and fresh. The prices were a little high, I think all total I spent close to $ 100, but it was worth it. I will definitely use these guys again.

I love cupcakes and I was actually looking forward to trying this place until they closed 10 minutes earlier than the sign!!!
Here is what happened:
I was in another shop in the same shopping center and I realized it was about 4:50 pm and the cupcake place was right by. So I go on over and sure enough the door is locked and closing time isn’t for another 10 minutes. Way to miss out on an eager customer Be My Cupcake. Not only that I have no desire to ever go back and try it.

I have been using them for birthdays for a couple of years now. I am completely happy with their cupcakes. They dont disappoint. Their espresso cupcake is heaven. However they need to get their administrative side in order.
I ordered 2 dozen cupcakes in specific colors to match the décor of my daughter’s birthday. When my husband went to pick them up they gave him 3 dozen of whatever they had. Essentially someone didnt bother to write down my order correctly. I thought they had given us an extra dozen to make up for the mistake but an hour into the birthday party I get a call from them telling me that we were given the wrong order by the cashier and to come back and return the items! Sure, I’ll go ahead and pick them up from the kids plates and return them! They just seem clueless when it comes to the business side. they do have a great baker and great flavors!

Love Be My Cupcake! We live in Round Rock and go there all the time. I like the little cupcakes best, but I’ll eat a whole big one too, for sure. My favorites are coconut and lemon, with major props to coconut. I’m a baker myself and I say they’re great, so there.

We’ve lived in Pflugerville for nearly two years and it was killing me that I hadn’t found a decent cupcake place that wasn’t on the other side of town. Somehow during a work project, I discovered By My Cupcake, a place that I always meant to visit because I see the signs every time we go to Flix, but hadn’t.
This past weekend we made the effort to stop by. The shop is super dark, but large. The woman working the counter was… distracted? She was an older woman and told us to wait while she finished up texting/​emailing/​Facebooking something. I was okay with that though because their selection is pretty sizable and we didn’t know what we wanted.
We ended up with a mixed half dozen, but because my boyfriend and I have similar tastes, that meant 4 different kinds — peanutbutter chocolate, Oreo, white chocolate machiatto, and lemon raspberry. The only dud in the box was the peanutbutter chocolate, which was kind of upsetting because the peanutbutter cupcake at Sugar Mama’s is my all-​time favorite cupcake in all of ever. This version was chocolate cake, which was nice and moist, and a chocolate buttercream that had a slight peanutbutter tinge to it. There was a little blob of sweetened peanutbutter on the outside of mine, making me think it had peanutbutter filling but it didn’t. It wasn’t a bad cupcake, it just didn’t really have much peanutbutter to it.
The Oreo ones were lovely with fluffy white buttercream with Oreo crumbs mixed in and that moist chocolate cake. The boyfriend really enjoyed the white chocolate machiatto, but since it tasted like coffee, I passed on trying it. Overall we were impressed by the size (which is larger than most standard bakery cupcakes, but not ginourmous Hey, Cupcake size) and that the frosting wasn’t overly sweet. As for the final cupcake, raspberry lemon twist?
Oh. My. Awesome. By this time, it had been in our refrigerator for a few days. I let it come to room temperature and then sank in. It has a pretty swirly frosting of pink and yellow that I thought was all coloring and not two toned flavoring. I was wrong. And then the cake is two toned as well with a bottom lemon layer and a bright pink raspberry layer on top. It was so yummy despite being days old. It hadn’t even dried out that much despite the refrigeration. I can only imagine how great it would be fresh.
My boyfriend recommended they change the name to Grumpy Cupcakes because of the service, but in the end, the cupcakes were pretty good. I’ll definitely give it another shot to try some other varieties. Still no where near Sugar Mama’s or Delish levels of amazing, but pretty good for the suburbs.

My husband picked up cupcakes and cookies yesterday to have as part of my birthday celebration. He purchased 3 snickerdoodle cookies, 2 red velvet cupcakes, 2 chocolate cupcakes and 2 white cupcakes.
We were super disappointed! Each of the cupcakes was dry and stale and the frosting was very oily and left a film in our mouths. My son who loves anything cake wouldn’t even finish his and neither did the rest of us.
The cookies looked great and smelled great but they were also very dry.
Everything was pretty to look at but it all tasted gross! Very disappointed and we were excited to find a cupcake place in Round Rock and not have to drive into Austin or Cedar Park for sweet treats but we will be making a further drive to get items that we know will taste great.

My boyfriend and I stopped in to give these cupcakes a try. We got a red velvet, strawberry, german chocolate, and a chocolate.
These cupcakes were moist & the frosting was delicious. The german chocolate was heavenly, the strawberry was great, and the chocolate & red velvet were just okay. If all the cupcakes were as good as the german chocolate, it’d be a 5 star place!
The woman working (possibly an owner) was super sweet and helpful. I appreciate any local business, so congrats to Be My Cupcake for having a bunch of fans whom I’m glad to join.

This is the best cupcake place ever. My favorites are the red velvet and the peanut butter (these are to die for…).
You have not lived until you’ve had the peanut butter cup cake (or two or three of them!!). I would highly recommend putting it on your bucket list.

I purchased one of those Living Social coupons. The deal was $ 10 for a dozen cupcakes worth $ 25.
I know cupcake shops seem to be popular in the Austin area, but I’ve never been into any of the shops, so I didn’t know what to expect. I was just hoping that the cupcakes would be a decent size.
When we arrived, we waited and waited for someone to come out of the kitchen to help us. Finally, someone came out! I’ve heard some horror stories about people getting an attitude or bad service from places they try and use Groupon and Living Social coupons at. Here, the girl was very friendly with us, quite helpful, and didn’t seem annoyed at all that we were using a coupon.
There were so many flavors in the case! We couldn’t decide what to pick, so we told the girl that she could just put a random selection in the box. Works for us!
The cupcakes were bigger than I expected, fresh and moist, decorated nicely, and the frosting wasn’t greasy and icky like you get at some stores. We all agreed that the cupcakes were pretty tasty as far as cake goes.
As far as cost, I think I got a good deal from Living Social. But if I didn’t have that coupon, I think $ 25 is a bit steep for cupcakes.
I’m really not much of a cupcake groupie, but if I do happen to find myself craving cupcakes and I am in the area when that craving starts, than I will probably be back.

I was excited when I saw this cupcake place open up in round rock and I couldn’t wait to try it. I found a coupon in one of the local papers and it was just the excuse I needed to go eat some sugar! The coupon was buy a cinnamon roll and get a free coffee, or something of that nature, so one Saturday morning I decided to try it out for breakfast.
When I got there, someone was walking out of the store carrying what appeared to be a few little bags, so I knew they were open (this was about 10:15A).
When I went in they were disorganized and the lady behind the counter asked me if they were open yet? At that point I showed them my coupon and she told me they «we already sold out of cinnamon rolls».
My question is how can you sell out of something, if you don’t even know you were open? They simply don’t come in early to bake, and choose to make up an excuse instead of telling the truth.
She then told me «they are really good and I should come back in the afternoon to try them». That isn’t going to happen — I don’t want a cinnamon roll for lunch and I don’t want one for dinner — I want one for breakfast — maybe I am weird. It also doesn’t seem logical to go pay bakery prices for fresh cinnamon rolls one day that I am just going to put in the fridge and ruin, just so I can have them for breakfast the next day. Oh well, there is a Cinnabon about 2 blocks away.
At that point I asked her what they did have. There were 2 or 3 cupcakes in the display that were pretty clearly left over from the day before. They certainly didn’t come in early and make 1 or 2 cupcakes each in 2 or 3 different flavors ;)
I figured, «well I am here, might as well try something.» I ordered the red-​velvet, and it was good, but not great. Fairly typical over sized mound of tasty cream cheese frosting on top of an average cup cake.
I don’t doubt for a second that it would be better if it were fresh, but based on my first visit, I don’t see much reason to come back to find out.
Like a few other reviewers, I was a little surprised that it wasn’t a «happier» type of place filled with cheery people. That is what I envision a small family style bakery to be — people generally open up those kind of places because it is a labor of love, and they like what they do.
Oh well, I don’t really need the calories anyway!

My favorites here are the Red Velvet, Pumpkin with cream cheese icing, and the Chocolate with peanut buttter (a Reese’s cup on top, plus the inside is filled with peanut butter… yum!) The cupcakes are moist and flavorful, and also freeze well.
I have also ordered a birthday cake from here and it was delicious, but a overpriced… more than $ 30 for a 9X13 tray of cupcakes shaped like a cake (12 cupcakes). I forgot to ask for the price when I placed the order over the phone (and they didn’t offer either), so when I went to pick it up right before the party, I was shocked when they told me the price… but didn’t really have many other options at that point other than to just pay it and get out of there. So that was kind of annoying, but like I said, BOTH of our faults.
The only thing I don’t get here is why they are not more friendly… I have been here several times and talked to them on the phone too and have always found whoever I talked to to be cold and short with me. I don’t know, I just think of a cute little bakery as a happy place and want to have a chipper, happy person take my order and talk to me… but maybe I am just expecting too much. But It is enough of an issue considering it is one of the things about this place that stands out in my mind, even after visiting here on many occasions over the course of a year and a half. It’s a shame, because the cupcakes are yummy… I just wish the staff were a little nicer.

Pretty good. Got some bite-​sized cupcakes as a gift and they were delicious as they were cute. Red velvet was not as chocolatey as I expected, but vanilla was surprisingly flavorful. I’d accept them as a gift again: D

I was heading out of a small strip center in Round Rock the other day and saw Be My Cupcake, I stopped to give them a try. I have not been able to stop at any of the many other cupcake places or bakeries etc. mostly in South Austin so I had no preconceptions on what to expect.
The store itself is very plain, walls, small counter, a few small tables, and a cupcake display area. No pictures or decorations at all, but really they are not needed. I ordered different flavors of their small cupcake and 3 of the small oatmeal cookies, the cookies just came out of the oven, I am one right away at it was super good; the cookie was great when it was warm. I ate one the day after and it was OK but not as good when it is hot.
OK now the cupcakes, small, fresh, covered with icing of various kinds. As I tried to eat one, I found it difficult it was hard to eat the cake part without getting icing on your nose. So I finally decided to eat the icing first then the cupcake, the cupcake was good and moist. I like them a lot. My cost for 4 small cupcakes and 3 cookies was just under 10 dollars.
I was reviewing their cost on the wall board and saw that have a half sheet cake for $ 35, then I saw they had a full cake sheet for $ 85. Hum would not 2 half sheets be $ 70? I asked but did not get an answer I understood, I know nothing about cooking or decorating cakes. And that is the way it should be I guess! If I had to guess I think most of you will like it.
Would I go back? Yes, but I do have a dilemma, do I eat cupcakes or do I go to a nearby ice cream place, or do I go to a near by donut place? The question remains to be answered!