Kara's Cupcakes

(Green Bakery)

855 El Camino Real

Palo Alto, CA 94301

(650) 326-2253

www.karascupcakes.com

Kara's Cupcakes lovingly creates each batch of cupcakes by hand every day, using only the finest ingredients. All of our ingredients are sourced from

We have close relationships with our vendors, and are able to support their artisan methods of production. Because we continue baking throughout the d

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8 Comments about Kara's Cupcakes

"I tried the chocolate velvet and it was just OK. The cupcake itself is somewhat moist and the frosting was a bit bitter. For the price, I expected a m" - yelp.com

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"Love the vanilla cupcake with passionfruit filling. Kara's makes their cupcakes just right. Not too heavy, not too sweet. I like their flavors and th" - yelp.com

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"My absolute favorite cupcake bakery on the Peninsula! Kara's Cupcakes are the closest thing to home-baked goodness you will find. These cu" - yelp.com

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"No matter what, this is my go-to cupcake place. I don't know what they put in their cupcakes that make them so good. The cakes are moist and the frost" - yelp.com

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"Sometimes you just need some chocolate to brighten your day, and when that moment seizes you hopefully you'll be near Kara's. The store is very inviti" - yelp.com

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"These are way better than Magnolia's (NYC)! I love the Velvet Chocolate and Meyer Lemon ones. The frosting on the Java one is too strong/bitter for me" - tripadvisor.com

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"This place is actually a little better than sprinkles. It isn't as far, and it is a little cheaper. Not by much. But i mean a little will help. Anyw" - yelp.com

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"where there are cupcakes, there is.. me, and I love Kara's soo much better than Sprinkles. Especially because their cupcakes are smaller, which means " - yelp.com

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