You can try Martha's Bakery on Forest Hills or one of the bakeries on Metropolitan Ave. There's also a few on Elmhurst Ave.
I have heard mixed reviews about Marthas but I never tried so I don't know.
Go here... www.tinapie.com That is where I am getting my Groom's Cake from! He has no address listed in the website but he is located in Queens.
I tried both their cakes and cupcakes and they're delicious. The cakes are very moist unlike most bakeries where the cakes tend to dry out.
mlcvln129
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Posted by Cassie15
You can try Martha's Bakery on Forest Hills or one of the bakeries on Metropolitan Ave. There's also a few on Elmhurst Ave.
I have heard mixed reviews about Marthas but I never tried so I don't know.
Go here... www.tinapie.com That is where I am getting my Groom's Cake from! He has no address listed in the website but he is located in Queens.
He is in Flushing
In Floral Park(right on the border of Queens/Nassau)is Buttercookie Bakery link
I grew up in Floral Park, so I DEFINITELY second Buttercooky.
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I am not sure about Groom's cake - but they do wedding cakes.
http://cannellepatisserie.com/ LOVE IT even though I don't really eat sweets. The owner worked as a pastry chef at the Waldorf, and I think the prices are reasonable.
Side note: if you are there on a weekend, try their St. Honore Cake. But get there early, it sells out early in the day.
