Via Metromix
Photos via Baltimore Cupcake Company's website
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays : 5:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.
The Baltimore Cupcake Company
Neighborhood: Locust Point
1433 E. Fort Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21230
410-783-1600
Sure, you can head to happy hour, pound some brews and add some girth to that swelling waistline, but so long as that's the plan, consider Baltimore Cupcake Company's happy hour instead. For what you'd pay for a bottle of Miller Lite at other happy hours, you can get this more delicious treat instead. From 5:30–6 p.m. all cupcakes are just $1. Watch out for checkpoints, though, you don't want to have to explain to some flat-topped rookie cop what that white glob is on your cheek.
And here's a longer Metromix article:
This happy hour serves a different type of clientele than the average bar fly. Working professionals in office attire, grannies and kids aged four and below were all in attendance. Don't worry (or maybe you should), there's no liquor involved in the baking process.
Christine Frazier, head baker, serves up chocolate-topped confectioneries to loyal customers and newbies alike. When asked if she has any regulars, her pixie-cut head turns upward in an air of bemusement as she shyly giggles about "a cyclist who comes every week and only ever gets six chocolate cupcakes and never varies, or the old lady who buys them by the dozen and freezes them once every three weeks." After tasting the fruits of her labor, it's easy to see how you could become a helpless addict.
Photos via Baltimore Cupcake Company's website
Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays : 5:30 p.m. - 6 p.m.
The Baltimore Cupcake Company
Neighborhood: Locust Point
1433 E. Fort Ave.
Baltimore, MD 21230
410-783-1600
Sure, you can head to happy hour, pound some brews and add some girth to that swelling waistline, but so long as that's the plan, consider Baltimore Cupcake Company's happy hour instead. For what you'd pay for a bottle of Miller Lite at other happy hours, you can get this more delicious treat instead. From 5:30–6 p.m. all cupcakes are just $1. Watch out for checkpoints, though, you don't want to have to explain to some flat-topped rookie cop what that white glob is on your cheek.
And here's a longer Metromix article:
This happy hour serves a different type of clientele than the average bar fly. Working professionals in office attire, grannies and kids aged four and below were all in attendance. Don't worry (or maybe you should), there's no liquor involved in the baking process.
Christine Frazier, head baker, serves up chocolate-topped confectioneries to loyal customers and newbies alike. When asked if she has any regulars, her pixie-cut head turns upward in an air of bemusement as she shyly giggles about "a cyclist who comes every week and only ever gets six chocolate cupcakes and never varies, or the old lady who buys them by the dozen and freezes them once every three weeks." After tasting the fruits of her labor, it's easy to see how you could become a helpless addict.
Comments
I have a special cupcake illustration you can check out on my blog.... a Valentine's Day cupcake...with hot cocoa...
Cheers,
Diana
Happy Hunting for the perfect CUPCAKE!
gmj