Little Cupcake Lover Truck

Finally wasn’t over stuffed to try Little Cupcake. I always walk by Little Cupcakes but I am always to full to stop by.
Small little cupcake cart. Ton of different flavors and 3 different sizes based on your hunger sweetnes level.
Oreo & Reese’s Mini Cupcakes — 2 for $ 1.25 — Both cupcakes tasted exactly like they were supposed to. They were moist and sweet.
Great price for a quick dessert snack.

I go here everyday after I come back from the gym (crazy right?) I love the strawberry, smores and my favorite is the peanut butter and jelly cupcake. Im addicted.

Generic cupcakes, not super moist, just a quick bite to grab if you pass it on the way to somewhere and are in need of a sugar rush. Nothing spectacular. Very cute to look at, though.

I like that they have 3 different sizes of cupcakes ranging from tiny all the way to large. Their cupcakes are very generic tasting. My favorite has to be the smores one. I really tried to enjoy the red velvet cupcake but the texture of the cupcake and the flavor of the icing just turned me way off; so did the nutella mint cream cupcake. I think I’ll only go for the smores cupcake every time I stop by here.
That being said, this truck vendor isn’t Baked by Melissa or any high end fancy shizz but they sell okay cupcakes if you’re in the mood. I don’t know if they make these cupcakes or not but they taste really generic.

Cute little food stand, tasty and moist cupcakes and cool staff

Red velvet — it was ok, didn’t satisfy in flavor
Nutella — delicious!

No one loves little cupcakes, or at least no one should love these little cupcakes. Like those TV shows depicting how you can make an easy 100k by flipping your house during the housing boom, this cart appears on Broadway in SoHo during the cupcake boom. If Melissa can sell tasteless bites of cake for a $ 1 a pop, then you can too. It is a sure sign that the cupcake bubble is going to burst ushering in an era of food cart regulatory reform.
My $ 3 medium sized vanilla cupcake was not very good. It was stale and tasted like reduced price cupcakes that you can pick up at the end of the night at any generic grocery store. The hard icing and cheap jimmies only made matters worse. If you want an amazing cupcake, walk to Sugar Sweet Sunshine Bakery. If you do it quickly enough, you will be calorically neutral for your effort. This cart is just a waste of time and money.

I scored a free cupcake from tenka:
I don’t even like cupcakes with their pink frosting, and frilly toppings. They’re just so… cute, dainty, and sweet. Everything that a nice bloody manly steak isn’t.
But the LCLT does sell a legit and tasty cupcake. Sure it looks like one of those halal guys decided to switch from Chicken n Rice mode to cupcake mode, but he did it right. It’s all about the food. Bake it and they will come. He doesn’t need to rely on a huge pink truck to bring in customers.
I tried the peanut chocolate one, and it was pretty good. It was like a big Baked by Melissa Cupcake. I maintain my stance on cupcakes though. I still don’t get it.

Very cute, with pretty unique flavors. Got the oreo and peanut butter-​I was pretty impressed!
I need to learn to make good cupcakes one day.

Had a craving for a bite of something sweet and came across this cupcake cart after shopping on Broadway.
I like how they have different sizes cupcakes.
— mini bite $ 1 (most people could fit this in their mouth in one bite)
— mini 2 bite $ 1.50 (two bites, personally found this the best size)
— medium
— large
*note: the mini 2 bite for $ 1.50 IS NOT 2 mini cupcakes. It’s called «The mini 2 bite» cupcake. Don’t get confused if you order two ‘mini-​2-​bite’ cupcakes and get charged $ 3 instead of $ 1.50 (which is the price for one).
Would recommend the Oreo cupcake. The peanut chocolate cupcake is on the sweeter side, so stick with a smaller size if you want to try that.

Hooray for tiny cupcakes! I don’t feel guilty about eating one whole cupcake because they are bite size! For $ 1 how can you resist? I love it.
I got a box full of red velvet cupcakes, nutella mint, strawberry, black & white swirl, chocolate to share with my co-​workers.
The cupcakes themselves are moist and the frosting is delectable and delish.
I’m just glad I don’t live around here, my sweet ass wouldn’t like it.

had a bite of the mini bite mint chocolate… didn’t really taste too much mint but it was very moist! minus a few stars b/​c it was a $ 1.50.
kind of expensive for such a tiny bite.

it tasted like any other cupcake, there is nothing special about it. It said two mini cupcakes for $ 1.50, but when I was about to pay the guy said it was $ 1.50 for each. The frosting isn’t that sweet, which is good. But I would rather go somewhere else for cupcake.

This cupcake cart has a few things really going for it. For one, it’s located right nearby my work.
The cupcake taste is basic and straightforward. Like something you could make at home or possibly, someone did make at home (?).
They include some flavor options that seem very «SoHo cupcake spot» on paper. But in practice, they’re trying to be something they’re not (cupcake artisans).
Set your expectation accordingly, know that you’re going to get a decent cupcake from a street cart for around $ 2.00. You’ll be fine and you’re sugar fix will be fed.
I recommend sticking to the basic flavors and definitely try the one with the Oreo-​looking cookie stick out the top!

to be fair, I only tried the chocolate cupcake with choc frosting.
And sorry little cupcake truck, you aren’t fooling me, and hopefully you won’t fool anyone else. Everything from the taste and color of the frosting and cake scream «straight out of the box».
These taste just like betty crocker frosting and cake mix.
WAY to sweet for my liking. I’ve definitely had better

There are carts of food everywhere in New York City, but are there carts with what I really want? Now there is!
Little Cupcake Lover truck stopped me in my tracks. I had to have one! For such a little truck, they have a surprisingly big selection.
I got the Mini Bite Red Velvet for $ 1.50. It was good, not great. But the novelty alone gives it one extra star.

I Found this place while I was shopping and I was in HEAVEN!
— Regular size cupakes right when you need it after shopping (Or during)
— Medium size cupakes when you don’t want to have a BIG Cupcake during shopping or walking around the city.
— MINI BITES CUPCAKES just to grab a quick sugar rush snack when you need it after a massive summer sale shopping right in front of urban outfitters Store!
A Selection of different flavors, at a Pretty Decent price!
(Small Size $ 1.00)
Mini bite size is 2 for $ 1.25
Picked up a red velvet, Peanut Butter, Chocolate.
2 mini bites and no mess!
More assorted flavors for you to have them! and you can FINISH THEM TOO!

It doesn’t shock me that a Food Truck would be tastier then an actual bakery like Magnolia in NYC. Truck/​Street foods are usually awesome!
This truck had some delicious tiny cupcakes. Moist and full of flavor. Way better then Magnolia Bakery. I think my tiny cupcakes were $ 1 and very tiny. Little bit smaller then the mini-​cupcakes I get at Cupcake Station back in Michigan. But it’s a good way to taste different flavors.
It’s was parked on SoHo where t was very busy with shoppers.
Give it a try!

This little truck, bearing tray upon tray of itty bitty cupcakes, caught my eye as we strolled by with friends during an all-​important shopping spree. The cupcakes weren’t too expensive (1.00 for a tiny one and 1.50 for a mini isn’t too bad, when you realize that a regular-​sized gourmet cupcake usually goes for about three bucks). Our red velvet cupcakes were a bit dry and the frosting wasn’t exactly out of the world. But, considering we had stumbled on our sweet treats purely by accident, coupled with the cuteness of a truck selling such little ones, definitely made this a great experience.

So you’re walking along Broadway and you get the craving for a cupcake… what do you do!!! Have no fear the Little Cupcake Lover Truck is parked right out in front of Urban Outfitters!
For a buck pick one of their 10 different one biter cupcakes to pop in your mouth and get your move on down the street. I like the Chocolate Peanut Butter and any of their three cakes covered in sprinkles. Enjoy!