Nothing Bundt CakesReviews of nothingbundtcakes.com

I've purchased Nothing Bundt Cakes for the past 10 years. They used to make really delicious cakes at a reasonable price. Now, the quality has gone done and the price has gone way up. In 2015 the cost of a simple 8" cake was just under $20 and today it's $35, a 75% increase. My favorite cake was the chocolate chocolate chip because it was a rich chocolate cake loaded with chocolate chips. I purchased one a month ago and was hard pressed to find one or two chocolate chips per slice. Additionally, the cake was dry and lacking in flavor. It's definitely not what it used to be. It's nothing bundt a fancy store front now selling cheap cakes.

I recently when to Bundt Cake T 605 Mall Ring Circle ,Ste 170 Henderson NV. 89014 @ 3:24pm on Aug.15,2025i asked if i could use my bogo free also if I could use my points with my coupon ! I end up using all my points & paying for my bogo free I tried explaining to the girl & manger why are you taking both my money & my points & not using my coupon the manger got nasty with me im angry that they these teenagers im scammed me Im trying to get the main number to resolve this

I got a cake here for my birthday on August 9th. I called and ordered it at the Asheville / Arden location. I spoke with Penelope who took my order and helped me figure out what to order and what to put on top of it. It turned out really great and it tasted delicious!

Have enjoyed their cakes now for a while here in Fresno Ca. but their prices keep going up! Two times in a matter of months they have increased the cost. I just won't buy them as often or will totally STOP buying them

I love their product but it keeps shrinking despite inflated prices. Not worth it anymore.

The service fee shows this company to be PETTY and NOT CUSTOMER FRIENDLY. They say it is to cover their cost of doing business on THEIR website. Their website costs are a part of OVERHEAD. I don't know of any of the majors (Amazon, Target, Walmart, etc) that charge an extra service fee for a website that lets them make more money. Restaurants don't charge a fee for salt and pepper. McDonalds, Burger King, Wendys, etc do not charge for the paper that wraps their burgers. Obviously, this has nothing to do with money, but for me it has everything to do with PRINCIPLE. While I like their cakes, I find myself looking for alternative bakeries that are not petty and don't disrespect their customers

Every other location offers some sort of military discount, but when I asked at this location the young lady behind the counter in a not, so polite voice told me "We are a franchise, so we don't have to offer any discounts" to which I replied, "Thank you, I was just asking" So, needless to say I will not return to this location I don't need the discount, but they could use my business! Below is the google search, Yes, Nothing Bundt Cakes does offer a military discount. To claim the discount, you should visit the "Military Discount" page on their website and verify your military status with your local bakery, according to some online sources. Once verified, you will receive a unique discount code to use at checkout. Some locations may also offer a 15% discount, but it's best to check with your local bakery for specific details, according to Nothing Bundt Cakes' Facebook page.

Albany, NY I’m incredibly disappointed by how my mother and I were treated today—especially since we’ve supported this business for years. While shopping for my son’s birthday supplies, we stopped in to browse cake decorations. My mom briefly picked up a pack of napkins she liked to show me, then put them right back. After looking around a bit more and not finding what we needed, we left. A minute after getting into our car, an employee came outside and accused us of stealing paper plates. We were stunned and honestly humiliated. We immediately invited them to check our bags and car, as we had absolutely nothing to hide. What made the situation even more embarrassing was seeing other employees and customers watching from inside the shop window. After realizing their mistake, the employee apologized and offered us coupons—which we declined. The damage was already done. This was an upsetting and unacceptable experience. We will not be returning.