Marzullo Bakery

I will not go there anymore, The cakes are great when they are fresh. If you get a cake behind he glass your taking a chance of getting a stale old cake. Which is what happened to me two times first time I let it go, second time I brought it back because it was for my daughters birthday and I was upset, it ruined an occasion. When I brought it back to explain this girl who said she worked there a long time, told me all the cakes are fresh, then interrogated me about it, asking me did I ever have that cake before, did I keep it cold, why didn't I call that moment it happened and she was very rude to me. She did give me my money back, and that's all I wanted and an apology and I would have left it at that. But because of her rude attitude and her lack of customer service, is why I m leaving this bad review. my advise if you want a cake from this place order it the day before it's very embarrassing to serve guests a stale cake.

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This is a letter I wrote to the Owner:

Dear Owner :
You won three dollars and lost a customer. Was it worth it?
On July 4, 2014, I went to pick up a rainbow cookie cake with cannoli filling that was pre-ordered on July 2nd, two days beforehand, by my sister. I did not know what the cake should look like, so when I went to the store, I was given, simply, a rainbow cookie cake without the cannoli filling. I was unaware of the fact that this was the wrong cake, and as such, brought it to my sister’s house.
When my sister saw the cake, she said that it was the wrong one, and she called to clear up the matter. The person at Marzullo’s who spoke to her was placing the blame on her, saying that she had ordered the cake that I had picked up, even though my sister had called beforehand to make sure the order was placed correctly. She was told before that, yes, she would be getting a rainbow cookie cake with cannoli filling, specifically, from the person she had talked to last. However, when contacting them after I had returned with the wrong cake, the person on the phone (not the same one who had assured her that the cake would be the one she wanted) had insisted that she did not speak to anyone else, and had ordered the cake that had been given to me. The fact of the matter is, the blame was placed on the customer, and the way in which it was handled was not polite in the least, when my sister was just trying to explain the situation to the person on the phone. After some discussion, the person said to bring back the cake that I had picked up, and that they would give us the correct rainbow cannoli cake.

I spent my time and gas to go back to exchange the cake. However, once I arrived, I was informed that the rainbow cookie cake with the cannoli filling was, apparently, $3.00 more than the cake that I had paid for. So, I gave my credit card to the lady, but I was then informed by her that there is a minimum charge to use the credit card. At this point I was very frustrated with the way that everything was turning out. Not only had there been a mistake in the order―my sister was accused for making the mistake, and was rudely treated on the phone, and now, I had to pay extra money for the correct cake, the cake that had, in fact, been ordered and confirmed. along with this, there was no flexibility to charge the additional $3.00 to the credit card, even though I had paid $25.00 a mere half an hour ago.
I paid the $3.00 in cash, and left for good.
You probably have a great rainbow cannoli cake, but I will never go back to your bakery. The way that this transaction was resolved was uncalled for, only causing stress for all of its participants, and was handled in all of the wrong ways and with a poor attitude.
There is a saying: “Goodwill can be achieved by many actions and lost by one.” I have never been to this place before, and my first impression of the place, before the whole situation, was one of curiosity. It seemed to be a very nice place, and I had even considered getting other items one day from here. However, with the way that this situation was handled, I will not consider going back there again.
So yet again, I must ask―was my $3.00 worth the fact that you lost a customer?