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Charlotte Cupcakes - Carswell Bakery

There’s one more to review before I’m wrapped up with my year-long search for Charlotte’s best cupcake. It was back to Rock Hill to try out one more bakery: Carswell Bakery.

It's a small shop located in a strip mall on Mt. Gallant Road.

It looked like there may have been some remodeling going on when I went inside. There was a small display case with a variety of cookies available. There was also a table with 6-pack cupcakes.

The shop had your three standard cupcake flavors: chocolate, vanilla and strawberry. I wouldn't have gotten any if they only came in 6-packs, but thankfully they were available as singles too. I passed on the chocolate, but bought a strawberry and a vanilla.


Vanilla Cupcake

To be honest there was nothing remarkable about this vanilla cupcake. That being said, it was really good.

It was a tasty cupcake -- with a solid 4 cupcake star rating.

The vanilla was fresh, the frosting was creamy and the cupcake was soft.

It wasn't an extremely large cupcake, but it wasn't a miniature either. It was filling for it's size.

Essentially, while it wasn't extraordinary, Carswell Bakery's vanilla cupcake was really good and worth getting if you get a craving for a cupcake.

Sometimes simple works best.


Strawberry Cupcake

Everything I just said about the vanilla cupcake can pretty much be applied to the strawberry cupcake too.

It had a strong strawberry flavor, it was moist and it had that homemade feel to it.

Keeping this review short and simple: it's a darn tasty strawberry cupcake.

Carswell Bakery
1204 MT Gallant RD Rock Hill SC 29732
Phone: (803) 366-3111

The positives: both cupcakes tasted great

The negatives: there weren't any innovative flavors

The price: $1.90 for the two cupcakes


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