Spirit Made Cakes

I went for a Chamber of Commerce event and thoroughly enjoyed the food and the owner who shared her great story of what brought her to open Spirit Made Cakes. I had a really nice strawberry salad and bought a dessert for the table, which no one else wanted so I enjoyed it at home with my wife. It was a croissant filled with cream and topped with strawberries. The service despite being a packed house was really quick and the server was very friendly and welcoming. There is a little too much pink in the chairs for me but that really isn't a criticism. The place really is nice. All in all it was good enough to draw me back when I want a special occasion dessert.

From the moment I walked into this café, I was captivated by its charming atmosphere. The entire space is beautifully decorated in pink, with real flowers adorning the tables--perfect for a girls' brunch or a cute photo op. We visited in the morning when it was fairly quiet, which made for a peaceful experience. The cashier was incredibly friendly, greeting us warmly upon arrival and thanking us as we left.What We Ordered: * Pistachio Croissant * Cinnamon Roll * Ham & Cheese Croissant * Spanish LatteFood & Drink Impressions:Pistachio Croissant - This was absolutely delicious! I loved that the pistachio cream was neatly packed inside, and I was pleasantly surprised to find that it was actually three mini croissants baked together, making it easy to share. The croissant itself was on the crispier side, which I enjoyed. I would definitely order this again.Cinnamon Roll - It was decent but leaned more on the buttery side. The cream cheese topping was light, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but overall, it didn't stand out to me.Ham & Cheese Croissant - This one was just okay. The croissant was a bit too crispy for my taste, and the portion was noticeably smaller compared to the other items. Unfortunately, it was still a little cold even after being warmed up. Comparing it to a ham and cheese croissant from a local donut shop, I'd probably opt for the latter next time.Spanish Latte - A lighter version of Vietnamese coffee, which I really enjoyed. It had a nice balance--not too sweet, just right.Final Thoughts:This little café is definitely worth a visit! The menu is full of tempting options, and everything we saw looked delicious. I'm already looking forward to coming back to try a slice of their cake next time!

Wanted to stop in for a little snack. I was really amazed by the variety of sweets. They had on display in the shop.There are so much to choose from. As soon as you walk in the vibe is wonderful. Love the music that they have playing, the chairs are comfortable a nice place to order a coffee and a croissant and relax. I sit there with my girls talking for well over an hour, and they never rushed us out. The place is really cute inside love the flower wall. Even though there's tons of pink everywhere, none of it was dirty, all of the chairs were clean, all of the tables were clean, the coffee bar was clean. It was really nice inside. The Coffee's were great. I would totally go back again. We got a few of the treats, but sorry I didn't get any pictures of them. We devoured them as soon as they touch the table.

What a unique, beautiful gem of a place right in the City of Clovis! While walking with the family down the Clovis Trail, we turned into the shopping center, and were so excited we found Spirit Made Cakes! We had heard about it, but the first impression...we were floored!The decor is so adorable, chic, and inviting. Since we hadn't planned on staying, we ended up getting multiple items to go for later, and continue the walk. Each item was crafted with care, from the display in cases, to placing them in the boxes, then bags, we felt so special and kinda fancy. We felt like we stumbled upon a bakery in LA or Vegas. The variety of cakes and Pecan Roll we got were thoroughly enjoyed by company, and the whole experience was awesome.

When you talk about an IG worthy place, this sure is it. Pink galore. EVERYWHERE. They also have a pink Christmas tree which I think is awesome. The two people working were nice and answered my question on popular items. What I wish they told you when you bought the Dubai croissant is that it's best eaten immediately. It had dark chocolate drizzled all over it and the chocolate was still warm. Had we known this we would have enjoyed it in-house. Seeing that that was not the case, we put it in our car and went on a walk for the trail. When we got back to the car, I opened up the really nice pink box that it comes in the chocolate on the Dubai croissant was everywhere! Holy cow! It was incredibly messy and could have done with just a drizzle of the dark chocolate. We realized at this point we would need a fork and even more so, we should probably eat this at home.While the decor and the ambience are definitely Instagram-worthy the price makes it really difficult to come back. Well I wanted to be amazed by the Dubai croissant since the Dubai chocolate bar is all over social media, it was just OK, especially for the $20 that it cost. We also got a flower pastry, which seems to be either a croissant or a cronut type of texture and that was $13. Places like Eddie's Bakery in La Boulangerie are still cheaper. Additionally, we have tried Yava Bakery and they are also *slightly* cheaper. We've also had croissants and cronuts at Dominique Ansel in Las Vegas and their products are half the price and much more flavorful. While we won't be back, we are glad we were able to try this place and support a locally owned business. We do wish them the best and utmost success.PS - They charge a credit card fee on the already expensive pastries.

This place is so cute! It's really well decorated and it's super girly and it's perfect for Gram pictures or videos. I ordered the pistachio flower croissant, and the Biscoff flower croissant. They were really yummy.I also ordered the white chocolate pumpkin latte for my mom and she loved it.The people were friendly, but the service was a little slow after ordering. I will say that even though the croissants were good, they were a little too pricey. I paid $12.50 per croissant. I also didn't see any price transparency for the pastries, which was kind of a turn off. (Although I could be mistaken and have missed it.)Other than that, it was a cool first time experience, but I probably wouldn't come back unless it was a special occasion.

Feminine, cute atmosphere, with pink EVERything. Beautiful pastries and food is high-quality and delicious. I went with two friends and we tried a Dubai chocolate croissant, lox/bagel and tomato soup, and a Panini. The food is very good and the service is friendly and well informed.For a special occasion, or an atmosphere that is very photographic, I would happily return. However, the prices seem a little bit high, bring cash if you want to avoid a 3% charge for using a credit card.

Pastries, food and drinks are really good. I live for the aesthetics in this place. I love the decor and the cups, plates, and cutlery. It's all very cutesy. I feel very fancy when I go. It's a great place for a quick snack or coffee, date, or even birthday brunch. Items are a bit pricey, but I also feel like it's worth it. The service is great as well, I've even had the owner come and bring me something or ask if I need anything. I love when they do that, it shows humility.

BOMB!!! the service was nice! It is so adorable in here as well. It is aestheticly pleasing and we got the turkey bacon bagel. It has a bunch of Avacado and a good amount of bacon. It comes with soup and it was very good. The soups of the day was the broccoli cheddar and tomato soup. We got both and they were perfect. My mozzarella pesto panini was amazing as well! No complaints. 10/10

Husband came over here and got little fruit tarts for the family. Anyways, it was sweet of my husband to pick up something, but I wasn't expecting anything in particular at this point. I had originally thought this place was a Halloween place based on the name but what a relief that it wasn't when the fruit tarts came in a cute pink box with a Bible verse on the side. So I guess I was completely mistaken. He pointed to mine and I ate it after everyone had left. The fruit tart was surprisingly super delicious. It was -- okay, if you're Asian, you'll appreciate this comment -- NOT TOO SWEET.... My parents were delighted! The crust amazingly was sweet but striking that delicate balance that is so very hard to find in commercially baked goods, especially of the American variety ;)So I don't think I'll ever get a fruit tart anywhere else again.