Ahead of National Cake Day on Tuesday, November 26, we have rounded up some of the best options for a slice of goodness in Cumbria.
Whether you prefer chocolate, carrot or Kendal mint cake, there are hundreds of options to choose from across the region.
Here are six of the best in Cumbria, according to the News & Star.
1. I Love Cafe, Carlisle
A hugely popular spot in the city centre, this cafe serves up a delicious range of sweet treats. The business recently celebrated its one year anniversary in its new location and regularly sells out from its dessert counter. It will undoubtedly have a top selection of cakes ready for national cake day, and some excellent coffee and tea to wash it down with.
2. The Crafty Baker, Penrith
A independent local bakery located in the traditional Devonshire Arcade in the heart of Penrith, The Crafty Baker is famous for its cream cakes, while its other options also have customers drooling, with a 4.5 out of 5 rating from its Trip Advisor reviews.
3. Mrs F's Fine Food Emporium, Keswick
Located in the heart of Keswick, Mrs F's is renowned for its quirky ambiance and delectable homemade cakes. Visitors can enjoy a variety of treats, including their famous scones and an array of other baked goods.
4. Berry & Sons, Silloth
This traditional bakery in Silloth offers some top-quality cakes and is lauded on Trip Advisor for its particularly good tea cakes. Their 4.5 out of 5 rating certainly seems justified, given the sheer number of compliments they get for their cakes.
5. Syke Farm Tearoom, Buttermere
Tucked in Buttermere, this tearoom is famous for its hearty portions of homemade cake. Try their Victoria sponge or indulgent chocolate cake after a walk around the lake.
6. The Buttered Cat, Carlisle
This cafe nestled in Treasury Court offers some of the best homemade cakes in Carlisle, and has proven extremely popular since opening in March this year. The friendly staff will also ensure you get the best possible slice on National Cake Day.
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