House of Cupcakes will reopen in a new location some time in the next month, The Princeton Packetreported.
The move comesafter a March 19 fire left the old building damaged.
The business will now be moving one door over from 30 Witherspoon St. to 32 Witherspoon St., the former site of the Ferry House restaurant.
“Customers will have a place to sit down now and we’re bringing in additional products,” House of Cupcakes owner, Ron Bzdewka, said to the Packet.
House of Cupcakes, winner of the Food Network show “Cupcake Wars,”has been open in Princeton since 2008. The store also has branches in East Brunswick, N.J. and the Bronx.
“There’ll be a grand reopening with a lot of free products — a grand reopening to thank all for their support,” Bsdewka told the Packet.
Orders can still be made online or by telephone to their East Brunswick location.
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