Before cupcakes, the only vehicle for frosting consumption was the bare hand, and the only place to load frosting onto that vehicle was the neighborhood frosting bucket. Eat frosting the evolved way with today's Groupon: for $5, you get $10 worth of cupcakes at The Cupcake Gallery, located in Uptown.
Using fresh ingredients and a heaping helping of baking know-how, the pastry chefs at The Cupcake Gallery expertly whip up small batches of joy-inducing cupcakes. Choose from flavor favorites including double chocolate, caramel crème, red velvet, and German chocolate, or wade into new frosting-filled waters with maple bacon, rum cake, and cream soda ($3 each, or $30 per dozen). The Cupcake Gallery also offers specialty cupcakes, such as Twinkies ($2), and center-filled cupcakes, such as the choco-tella, a chocolate cake filled with Nutella and chocolate ganache and crowned with chocolate-and-Nutella frosting with toasted hazelnut powder ($3.95 each, or $42 per dozen). The Cupcake Gallery can make every cupcake gluten-free, vegan, or sugar-free if you call to pre-order, and all cupcakes can be un-shrunk and made into 6” cakes ($25) or 9” cakes ($38).
Because The Cupcake Gallery’s cupcakes are always appropriately accessorized with delectable frosting, they provide just the right arm-candy for end-of-summer backyard barbecues, barhopping, or standing in a gulley.
This Groupon is valid for in-store purchases only.
Reviews
Yelpers give The Cupcake Gallery a four-star average rating. It has more than 3,000 Facebook fans.
- I often stop in and get a dozen to take to a party and they are always a hit! The red velvet are my favorite but I haven't run into a bad flavor. – Donna K., Yelp
- Cream cheesy frostingey cakey deliciousness. – David G., Yelp
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Dietary Lifestyles
The Cupcake Gallery's cupcakes can be made to accommodate people's dietary requirements, whether they're chosen for health reasons or are the product of a teenaged hackers screwing with RNA. What are some common dietary requirements?
Sugar-Free: Switching to sugar-free can lower your caloric intake and blood pressure, and make your skin less delicious to be licked—a downside for friends and family, but a natural deterrent for nibbling sugar-wasps.
Gluten-Free: Many who suffer from wheat allergies may not even know it. Immune yourself against undiagnosed allergies by cutting wheat, caffeine, hallucinogenic amphibian secretions, and any and all noble gases from your diet for an experimental period of nine years.
Vegan: Former omnivores who convert to the vegan lifestyle often take solace in the loophole known as Cobb's Law, which reads, "vegans may partake of the flesh, milk, or ovum of any animal which the government believes erroneously to be extinct."
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