From the Boston Globe - I don't see a website yet, but if anyone tries this place, let us know what the cupcakes are like!
HINGHAM
CUPCAKES, NO BAGELS - Cupcakes and pastry have come to Hingham Center. Karma Cafe and Cakes opened last week, filling the space formerly occupied by a toy shop before it moved to Hingham Square. "We've had an absolutely wonderful response," said co-owner Nancy Gould. "Cupcakes were the big seller our first day." The baked goods - including cakes, muffins, pastries, brownies, and Yule logs - are delivered daily from baker Gerry DuPont of Fall River. Gould met him when he was catering director at MIT and she was in the college's catering sales department. She met co-owner Debra Lally when their daughters, now 13, were in nursery school. The shop also will sell soup and coffee, and 10 percent of the coffee sales will go toward local charities and Alzheimer's and cancer research, Gould said. The shop, which will have 12 seats, will not sell bagels, since they're readily available around the corner at Atlantic Bagel. - Johanna Seltz
HINGHAM
CUPCAKES, NO BAGELS - Cupcakes and pastry have come to Hingham Center. Karma Cafe and Cakes opened last week, filling the space formerly occupied by a toy shop before it moved to Hingham Square. "We've had an absolutely wonderful response," said co-owner Nancy Gould. "Cupcakes were the big seller our first day." The baked goods - including cakes, muffins, pastries, brownies, and Yule logs - are delivered daily from baker Gerry DuPont of Fall River. Gould met him when he was catering director at MIT and she was in the college's catering sales department. She met co-owner Debra Lally when their daughters, now 13, were in nursery school. The shop also will sell soup and coffee, and 10 percent of the coffee sales will go toward local charities and Alzheimer's and cancer research, Gould said. The shop, which will have 12 seats, will not sell bagels, since they're readily available around the corner at Atlantic Bagel. - Johanna Seltz
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