House of Cupcakes is scheduled to reopen this Friday, according to the Times of Trenton.
The bakery has been closed for seven months due to an accidental fire that burned down the kitchen.
The Bzdewkas, who were the winners of of the second season of the reality show "Cupcake Wars," decided to continue serving their customers by relocating to the space next door that used to be the Ferry House restaurant.
While their previous location only had eight seats, the new location at 32 Witherspoon St. can seat up to 40 customers at a time.
"We're trying to get something different downtown that isn't already there," store owner Ruthie Bzdewka said. In addition to the usual cupcakes, the store now features 24 varieties of gourmet donuts and various gelato popsicles.
The Bzdewkas are as excited for their opening as cupcake eaters are.
"We're just so so glad to be back. Princeton's like home. I can't wait for things to be back to normal," Ruthie Bzdewka said.
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