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Cupcake Heaven


I heard about this place in the West Village that all the celebrities and models go to. I am a cupcake freak and was a little skeptical that I would disappointed,as often the case is that there is hype about a certain product or place, and then it turns out that it really wasn't worth the hype. But curiosity got  the best of me, and one Saturday morning I decided to trek down to Bleecker Street and try one of these famous cupcakes. Well the line was long, which was a bit frustrating, but, alas, the cupcakes were absolutely divine, pure heaven. I got two chocolate ones and could easily have eaten three or four more.I do not know what the bakers at Magnolia do, but whatever they are  doing, it’s working!! 

 

 

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