The Cake Ball Company

Ding-​dong, these ding-​dong quality cakeballs are gone! At least they closed their Northwest Highway ‘factory’. Yuck. Good riddance!

Good cake balls but a bit on the expensive side. A package of 2 balls is $ 4. I picked out 10 to give to my friends and it was $ 15, so if you are wanting many cake balls, be sure to get them in a big box instead of wrapped individually.
Not very much selection. The cake balls are flavorful and the icing on the outside isn’t TOO sweet but creamy enough. Sometimes you have to ring the doorbell outside for service. Owners are always helpful though.

I’m usually not really into sweets, but The Cake Ball Company has these chocolate cake balls that were super moist inside and just plain delicious. They are the perfect grab and go dessert. I’ll have to come back and try the other flavors.

These Cake Balls are a definite treat. They are rich, gooey, tasty and come in a good variety of flavors. I love the Wedding Cake! They make a great gift in a pinch. They ship well and come in beautiful boxes. I was extremely happy with my purchase.

Mmmmmmy these miniature little pops of sweetness should not be misunderstood — small things do come in the best packages — diamonds, money, and cake balls!
Each flavor I tried, Lemon, Birthday Cake, and German Chocolate, are delicious. But it’s the texture that sums up the greatness that are these cake balls. Tender. Flaky, and melt in your mouth, it’s no wonder you can’t just have one. Indeed, the prices are on the higher side, but after opening the intricately designed package with a customized note about The Cake Ball Company, I soon realized the time and individual effort put into each and every ball. The presentation is spot on and so is the customer service.

My sweet sister in law bought us some cake balls from the Cake Ball Company.
As far as cake balls go, these have been the best I ever have tried. I am not the biggest fan, they are a little dense for my taste, but are the best I’ve tried. They sort of taste and look like a chocolate truffle.
My favorite ones were the chocolate flavored ones. I wasn’t a huge fan of lighter colored one.
One thing is for sure, this is a really unique pastry to give to guests at a party or as a gift for someone special. I say for someone special… because they are really expensive!!!

I like that their cake ball has a thin chocolate coating versus the other cake balls I’ve tried from other bakeries. The filling is more dense and taste more like cake. So overall, I like the texture of their cake balls.
However, flavor is lacking. I bought 5 cake balls ($ 10– pricey): wedding cake, birthday cake, hazelnut, red velvet, and strawberry. I think they’re overly sweet, and the first 3 tastes just alike. I couldn’t tell the difference. The strawberry tasted like artificial strawberry jello– yuck.
Texture– LIKE
Taste– YUCK
They share a store front with Cheesecake Love

I received some cake balls last week as a present. I will say that these are beautiful works of art, and they get an A+ for presentation. As for taste… meh. My favorite was the red velvet and chocolate, and even so, I would have rather had a cupcake or two from Sprinkles! They need to work a bit on their recipes.

I first tried this place at Taste of Dallas and was highly disappointed. I paid $ 2 a piece for a vanilla and chocolate cakeball, and they were both very plain. I split them with my boyfriend for a second opinion. I make cake balls just for fun, and they are very sweet, so I expected much more than «plain» from this organization!

I am a sweet-​freak meaning I will eat any kind of dessert just because it is sweet. I actually spit these out– as I took a bite out of all 6 of them. Each one was gross. I don’t know how to explain the texture, but they were unlike any cake ball I have had (and I have tried plenty!) It was mushy and flavorless. Even my two-​year old daughter did not eat hers and she is even more of a sweet-​freak than me. At $ 2 a pop I almost took them back, but ended up throwing them away :(

I tried The Cake Ball Company at Taste of Dallas at Fair Park. Having had super delicoius cake balls from Crème de la Cookie, I was a little underwealmed with the the one I tasted – it was white cake with white icing– I’ll give them points for presentation, it did look pretty and had sparkly, irridecsent sprinkles all over it. However, flavor was just a little bland – I didn’t get that «pop» of sweetness I was looking for. The texture was a little mealy (maybe the heat?) I think I’ll stick with my favorite Dallas bakery, Society Bakery, next time I’m in the mood for something sweet.

OMG! Sinfully heaven… I’ve never used those two words together! LOL… Biting into the «birthday cake» was like a moist explosion of über sweetness which sent my tastebuds dancing! I don’t think I could, nor should I, have had more than one because of how sweet (and calorie filled, Im sure) it was.
Worth a try for yourself or sweet small gift for someone you love. I wouldn’t replace a party cake with them, though.
The only con — They are pretty pricey, about $ 3 a pop.

Oh yummy sweets for me and you! What a perfect gift for a dinner party, holiday get together, a baby shower or a sweet gift for yourself. Any dang time. They come neatly boxed and they’re just so cute I tell ya!
They also provide for business engagements, weddings and ship as well. Hoorah they are located locally. Yay for us! They are on Northwest Hwy and Easton in a strip mall on the SE corner. I think Jessica M. made a minor goof saying it’s across from Tom Thumb. It is across the street from a large Albertsons though.
As far as the sweet tooth spectrum goes I’m not on the extreme end of — gotta have it. I certainly go on binges at times, but not often. What I’m trying to say here is that my 5 star review is not something I expected. The chocolate sake was delicious with espresso powder and cinnamon. Anything with espresso sounds great to me, and it doesn’t taste like sake by the way. The only buzz you’ll get with one of these is a chocolate high.
They’ve been around for about 3 years and are just as nice as they can be. What a perfect time of the year to discover these! And looky, even a guy gave them 5 stars. Go Patrick go! I know what I’ll be getting a few people for the holidays. If you look at their website it will tell you the deadlines for placing holiday orders, flavor offerings, hours, etc.

Enjoy your tasty balls! You’ll want a few sets if not more. Gotta love the name of this place even if you don’t go get you some balls ;)

I did not know what to expect when I saw this place on Daily Candy, but the name alone intrigued me enough to find out, I do love a good ball.
First off, let me give you some tips:
1. This place is hidden on Northwest highway in a rundown looking strip mall center across from a huge Tom Thumb… traffic is a bi-​otch and it is hard to make a U-turn…so mapquest this first.
2. Call ahead, these balls go fast.
3. Refrigerate until you are about 5 minutes from wanting to eat them, they melt fast but are best when room temperature.
So now on to the balls, I brought these over to my boyfriend’s parents house and they were a hit! The filling is of a cookie dough texture, these are more like cake batter balls dipped in a hard chocolate shell and beautifully garnished and decorated. They had tons of different flavors, my favorites were the chocolate brownie and the chocolate strawberry. (Other flavors included lemon, wedding cake, birthday cake, and banana nut). They were beautifully wrapped up in a gorgeous brown box that had individual place holders for each ball.
These were a huge success for me, and a cute different idea then the overdone cupcake!

I assumed I wouldn’t be the first to review this outstanding facility, but I guess I’m the lucky one!
Behold the glory that are Cake Balls! Those that I’ve had before (which was infrequent, at best) were dry, typically only chocolate and uninspiring.
Holy cow, ‘The Cake Ball Company’ has changed all that! With a variety of regular and seasonal menu ‘balls’, ranging from the curious ‘Lemon’ to the out of this world ‘Chocolate Sake’, the cakeball company delivers (literally and figuratively). Most interesting is the surprise when biting into one of these delicacies; expecting a more truffle-​like texture, you are presented with a not overly rich but incredibly moist cake ball, all with a unique taste and texture that will dfeinitely have you back again and again.
They offer different packaging options; these are PERFECT for corporate/​holiday gifts using the very professional brown package, to a more subtle packaging if just for yourself. Either way, it’s all part of an amazing (er, ball?) of an experience.
Go have a ball, or 20!