Babycakes in Quincy Is Closing

A bakery in Quincy that features cupcakes is shutting down.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Babycakes on Beale Street (just outside of Wollaston) is closing its doors, with a Facebook post from the place saying the following:

To our loyal customers, friends, and neighbors, It is with deep sadness that it has come time to close Babycakes' doors....I'd like to thank everybody for their unconditional support over the last 5 years, especially through the pandemic. It's been such an honor to have been part of your special life moments. Babycakes will be closing it’s doors on September 2nd, at 3 pm. As always, thank you for your support and business over the years. Mahriah & the Babycakes family

The post refers customers to The Merry Cafe, which first opened on Broad Street in Weymouth last year and which is under the same ownership.

The address for Babycakes is 163 Beale Street, Quincy, MA, 02170. Its website can be found at https://babycakesshop.net/

[September 8 update: A check on the place confirms that Babycakes is now closed.]

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Georgetown Cupcake in Boston's Back Bay Has Closed

A Back Bay cupcake shop with roots in the Washington, DC area has shut down.

According to a source, Georgetown Cupcake on Newbury Street is no longer in business, with its last day in operation apparently being May 25. A check on the website for the company shows that the Boston outlet has indeed been removed from the location page, showing only stores in Washington, DC, Bethesda, MD, and Atlanta, GA.

Georgetown Cupcake first opened its doors in the Back Bay in 2012.

The address for the now-closed Georgetown Cupcake was 83 Newbury Street, Boston, MA, 02116. The website for the company is at https://www.georgetowncupcake.com/

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Cupcake Mojo in Weymouth Is Expanding to Boston's Seaport District

It looks like a cupcake shop on the South Shore is opening a new outlet by the Boston waterfront.

According to a source, Cupcake Mojo in Weymouth is getting ready to open in the city's Seaport District, with a Facebook post from the business saying that the new store is about a week away from opening while also mentioning that the Middle Street shop on Weymouth is currently open for takeout. No address for the new location has been given as of yet, but based on the photos shown in the Facebook post, it looks like it could be at 85D Northern Avenue which would put it across the street from the ICA and Seaport Square.

In addition to its shop in the Shaws Plaza in Weymouth, Cupcake Mojo also sells its cupcakes at several locations of Wahlburgers along with Tony's Clam Shop in Quincy and LiL Duke's Ice Cream Shoppe in Hanover.

The website for Cupcake Mojo can be found at https://www.cupcakemojo.com/

[September 10 update: According to a press release, Cupcake Mojo is slated to open on September 19, and it will be located at The Current, a pop-up village at 100 Seaport Boulevard that is next to Seaport Common. (The Current will be open from September 12 through January 16, 2021.)]

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Shot Cakes at the Burlington Mall Has Apparently Closed

A shop in a food court that featured a different type of cupcake appears to have shut down.

According to a poster within the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook group page, Shot Cakes at the Burlington Mall has closed for good, with a check on Simon's web page for the mall indicating that the shop has been removed from the site while a call placed to the store indicates that the phone number is now out of service. Shot Cakes was known for its cupcakes that were filled with ice cream and with various toppings such as marshmallows, caramel, strawberries, graham crackers and hot fudge.

Shot Cakes first opened at the Burlington Mall approximately 10 years ago.

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Little Miss Cupcape Is Opening in Boston's Back Bay

A Cape Cod cupcake shop is expanding to a second location, and this one will be on one of the busiest streets in Boston.

According to a tweet from @izziebot, Little Miss Cupcape in Hyannis is opening a new shop on Newbury Street in the Back Bay, with an earlier "For the Record" page within The Boston Sun saying that the store plans to include an outdoor patio with seating for 12 while proposed hours would be 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Based on the Hyannis location, the new spot will offer a variety of cupcakes and it might also have cookies, pies, cakes, brownies, cake pops, and more.

The new location of Little Miss Cupcape will open on Friday, November 8.

The address for this new cupcake shop in the Back Bay is: Little Miss Cupcape , 250 Newbury Street, Boston, MA, 02116. The website for the business can be found at http://www.littlemisscupcape.com/

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Sweet Bakery in Chestnut Hill and Downtown Boston Are Closed; Exact Status of Latter Unknown

A group of bakeries and pastry shops that closed one of its locations earlier this year has closed its other two locations, and it remains a mystery as to whether one of the two might open back up again.

According to several sources, Sweet Bakery in Chestnut Hill and downtown Boston are both closed, with one source on the Friends of Boston's Hidden Restaurants Facebook page indicating that Chill Sugar Co. is replacing the Chestnut Hill location while a few sources say that a "space available" sign is apparently posted out front at the Boston location. Earlier reports from sources indicated that the Boston shop was only closed for renovations and a Yelp page mentions that it is "temporarily closed" and is scheduled to reopen on May 31. The website for all locations gives no indication that the Chestnut Hill or Boston outlets have closed, and it also shows that the shop in Cambridge's Harvard Square that shuttered earlier this year is considered to be "closed for renovation." We have reached out to Sweet Bakery to find out more information on all of this, so keep checking back for updates.(The online business for Sweet Bakery remains in operation, as does its catering.)

The aforementioned Chill Sugar Co. is slated to open in the former Sweet Bakery space in Chestnut Hill this weekend, according to its Instagram page.

The website for Sweet Bakery can be found at https://sweetcupcakes.com/

[May 17 update: Eater Boston states that the downtown Boston location of Sweet Bakery hopes to open back up at some point in the future, though no timeline has been given as of yet.]

[Earlier Article]
Sweet Bakery in Cambridge's Harvard Square Has Closed

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Monumental Cupcakes in Jamaica Plain Has Been Sold, Is Apparently Closing

by Marc Hurwitz

It looks like a popular neighborhood cupcake shop is saying farewell.

According to a post within the Jamaica Plain Facebook group page, Monumental Cupcakes has a sign out front saying "It has been our great pleasure and honor to serve you! Monumental Cupcakes has been sold! But -- we look forward to something very Monumental opening here in the spring! We might host a farewell party, if so, we'd love to invite you." It is not known what might be replacing the South Street store, nor is it known why the place is closing; as soon as we get more information, we will post an update here.

Monumental Cupcakes, which has been in business for nearly 10 years, offers cupcakes as well as donuts, birthday cakes, coffee, tea, and more.

The address for this cupcake shop in Jamaica Plain is: Monumental Cupcakes, 36 South Street, Jamaica Plain, MA, 02130. Its website can be found at https://monumentalcupcakes.com/

Thanks to a source for initially bringing this to our attention.

[February 4 update: Based on information from a source along with the fact that the phone number for the place appears to be down, it appears that Monumental Cupcakes is now closed.]

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Sweet Bakery in Cambridge's Harvard Square Has Closed

by Marc Hurwitz

A bakery/pastry shop in Harvard Square that focuses on cupcakes has been forced to close its doors.

According to a source, Sweet Bakery on Brattle Street shut down today, with a note out front saying that "Unfortunately, our Harvard Square location is closing as of January 6th. Our building is being renovated and we will have no choice but to close." The note refers customers to its other two shops on School Street in downtown Boston and Chestnut Hill Square in Chestnut Hill.

Sweet Bakery--which has also been known as Sweet Cupcakes--first opened its Harvard Square shop approximately 10 years ago.

The address for Sweet Bakery in Harvard Square was Zero Brattle Street, Cambridge, MA, 02138. The website for the two remaining locations can be found at https://sweetcupcakes.com/

[September 2 update: While its website says that the Harvard Square location of Sweet Bakery is closed for renovations, a Facebook post from Jen Deaderick shows that the building in which it was housed has been demolished. (It is not yet known whether the shop could return once the new building is complete there.)]

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Magnolia Bakery Is Opening at Boston's Faneuil Hall

Over the past several years, there has been chatter that a New York-based group of bakeries that gained notoriety thanks to a TV series--and which also helped bring about the cupcake craze of the 1990s and 2000s--was looking to expand to Boston. Now we have learned that this will indeed become reality later this year.

The Tables section of The Boston Globe is reporting that Magnolia Bakery is opening a stall at 2-4 Faneuil Hall, with the plan being to open sometime in the fall based on what a rep told the Globe. Magnolia, which started out in Greenwich Village in the 1990s and now has six shops in New York, and three others in Central Valley, NY, Chicago and Los Angeles, became famous thanks to "Sex and the City," and it has also been mentioned on a number of other TV shows and movies over the years.

The website for Magnolia Bakery can be found at http://www.magnoliabakery.com/

[August 10 update: The Boston Herald mentions that the upcoming Magnolia Bakery may have a heated patio area, as it is part of a proposal to upgrade Faneuil Hall with new seamless glass canopies with some of the canopies being movable and having heaters overhead, including that of the bakery.]

[September 15 update: Eater Boston states that Magnolia Bakery plans to open in Faneuil Hall in December, and it will sell cupcakes, banana pudding, cookies, muffins, scones, and more. (EB also says that this will be a corporate location, not a franchise.)]

[March 20, 2018 update: According to a press release, Magnolia Bakery plans to open at the end of the month and one of the items it will feature is a Boston Cream Pie Banana Pudding.]

[March 26, 2018 update: Boston Magazine says in an update that Magnolia Bakery opens in Faneuil Hall on Thursday, March 29, with hours being 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM Monday through Saturday and 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM on Sundays.]

[Earlier Article]
Magnolia Bakery Still Looking to Expand to Boston

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Five Bites Cupcakes in Wellesley Has Closed

A cupcake shop in the western suburbs of Boston has shut its doors.

According to a source, Five Bites Cupcakes in Wellesley is no longer in business, with a phone call to the place confirming that the Linden Street shop has indeed closed. Five Bites, which first opened in Wellesley in 2009, offered a variety of cupcakes and mini-cupcakes, including such flavors as birthday cake, snickerdoodle, carrot cake, red velvet, cookies and cream, white hot chocolate, coconut, and mudslide, along with some seasonal options. The company originally started out in Natick, according to its website.

The address for this now-closed cupcake shop in Wellesley was: Five Bites Cupcakes, 141 Linden Street, Wellesley, MA, 02484.

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The Cupcakory Truck Is Up for Sale

A local food truck that has focused on sweet treats since opening several years ago is on the selling block.

According to a note sent by The Passionate Foodie, The Cupcakory is for sale, with a note on its blog saying that "We've enjoyed the last 6 years of building, baking, driving, and running this entrepreneurial business and absolutely enjoyed the support from all of our loyal, wonderful customers. But alas, we are on to new adventures and opportunities. Although this is bittersweet we're excited to see someone else take what we've built and put their mark own on it!" A job post on the Craigslist site shows a listing of the truck, with the price being given at $25,000.

The Cupcakory has been set up at various food truck sites in the local area, including Boston's Longwood area, Faneuil Hall, BU, and the Back Bay, along with various events throughout the region. In addition to cupcakes, the truck also featured a variety of whoopie pies.

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Magnolia Bakery Still Looking to Expand to Boston

A group of bakeries based in New York City that gained notoriety thanks to a TV series--and which also helped bring about the cupcake craze of the 1990s and 2000s--has reiterated its plans to come to Boston.

The Boston Business Journal is reporting that Magnolia Bakery is once again saying it hopes to expand to Boston, along with Greenwich, CT, and Washington D.C., with new locations expected by the latter part of 2017 or 2018, though it is not known if the Boston shops will be opening then. (The BBJ says that no leases have been signed as of yet.) Back in 2010, we mentioned that the bakery was eyeing Boston, and while the bakery--which started out in Greenwich Village in the 1990s--now has additional shops in New York as well as Long Island, Chicago, Los Angeles, and Honolulu, no stores ever did open up in the Boston area.

Magnolia became famous thanks in part to its being featured on "Sex and the City," and it has also been mentioned on a number of other TV shows and movies over the years.

The website for Magnolia Bakery can be found at http://www.magnoliabakery.com/

Thanks to Eater Boston for initially bringing this to our attention.

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Magnolia Bakery May Be Coming to Boston

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Treat Cupcake Bar in Needham to Introduce New Concept Called The Dessert Workshop

A cupcake shop in Needham is taking over the space next door and will debut a new interactive concept for dessert lovers.

Eater Boston is reporting that Treat Cupcake Bar on Highland Avenue is expanding into the former Swizzles space with the plan being to open The Dessert Workshop there. The Facebook page for the upcoming spot says that customers will be able to create an array of dessert items, including cupcakes, pies, parfaits, and sundaes using equipment supplied by the place, with another option being to choose from pre-made treats from them. It looks like The Dessert Workshop will open sometime this fall, though no specific date has been given as of yet.

Treat Cupcake Bar also has a location at The Street Chestnut Hill, with that shop opening in April of 2013.

The address for the upcoming Dessert Workshop is 1450 Highland Avenue, Needham, MA, 02492. Its Facebook page can be found at https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Dessert-Workshop/345218965630579

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Crumbs Bake Shop Reopening in Boston's Financial District

A chain of cupcake shops that closed down over the summer is getting back on its feet again--and at least one of its stores in Massachusetts is getting ready to open back up.

The Boston Business Journal is reporting that the Crumbs Bake Shop location on Federal Street in Boston's Financial District is reopening tomorrow (Friday, October 31) and as stated previously, it will be offering more than just cupcakes this time around. The article mentions that included among its offerings are hybrid treats such as crozels (a combination of a croissant and a pretzel) and baissants (a combination of a bagel and a croissant), along with cupcake pushpops that consist of a cupcake in a cylinder with a plunger used to push the cupcake out.

Based on its website, it does not appear that the Crumbs locations at the Prudential Center in the Back Bay, and the Natick Mall in Natick are slated to reopen, at least at this point in time.

The address for Crumbs in the Financial District is 176 Federal Street, Boston, MA, 02110. The website for the chain can be found at http://www.crumbs.com/

Thanks for Eater Boston for bringing this to our attention.

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Crumbs Bake Shop Getting Financing from Group of Investors, Will Reopen Stores
Crumbs Bake Shop Closes All Of Its Locations

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Kickass Cupcakes in Somerville Is Closed, Cleared Out

A well-known cupcake bakery in Somerville is locked up and cleared out, with the future of the business unknown at this point in time.

According to multiple sources, Kickass Cupcakes on Highland Avenue is shuttered, with photos sent from one source indicating that there is a "Closed" sign on the door and that the inside has boxes, bags, and containers on the floor. A phone call placed to the cupcake shop indicates that the voicemail box is full, and its Facebook page could not be found this afternoon. It is not yet known exactly what is going on with the business; as soon as we find out more, we will post an update here.

[January 23, 2015 update: The Boston Business Journal is reporting that Kickass Cupcakes has filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, with the business having a total debt of more than $260,000; a creditors meeting will apparently take place on February 26.]

Kickass Cupcakes had moved its retail shop from 378 Highland Avenue to 199C Highland Avenue (where its bakery space was) earlier this year, bringing the shop and the bakery operations back together after branching the operations off in the summer of 2012. The business first opened in 2007, offering a variety of cupcakes made from scratch every day in small batches.

Thanks to Drew Starr for initially bringing this to our attention.

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Crumbs Bake Shop Getting Financing from Group of Investors, Will Reopen Stores

Last week we reported that a chain of cupcake shops closed all of its locations, though a couple of days later it looked like a group of investors may try to bring the chain back to life. Now we have learned that this has indeed taken place.

According to a post on the Business Wire site, Marcus Lemonis LLC and Fischer Enterprises, L.L.C. have joined together to form a new venture called Lemonis Fischer Acquisition Company, LLC, signing an agreement to provide funding to (and take over) the Crumbs Bake Shop chain. The post says that the new privately-held company will continue to be called Crumbs and that the stores will reopen, though it does not say if all of the stores will reopen (as soon as we find out, we will post an update here). As mentioned in the earlier article here, it looks like the new Crumbs shops will offer more than just cupcakes in order to "broaden its appeal to a larger customer base," according to Fischer Enterprises C.O.O. Scott Fischer.

[August 22 update: Eater National is reporting that Marcus Lemonis has won his bid for Crumbs, with the New York Post stating that the chain is slated to come out of bankruptcy on August 26. (And as stated earlier, the new shops will offer other items in addition to cupcakes.) Thanks to @FoodserviceEast for bringing this to our attention.]

[October 15 update: International Business Times mentions that 26 location of Crumbs (including in Boston) will be opening in the next 30 days, though it does not specify whether all three Boston-area stores will reopen.]

The New York-based Crumbs chain once had as many as six shops in the Boston area, though only three remained when the chain shut down last week--one on Federal Street in Boston's Financial District, another at the Prudential Center in the Back Bay, and a third at the Natick Mall in Natick.

The website for Crumbs Bake Shop can be found at http://www.crumbs.com/

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Sweet Cupcakes Is Taking Over the Former Isabelle's Curly Cakes Space in Boston's Beacon Hill

A local group of cupcake shops is going to be opening a new location in the heart of Boston, with this one moving into the space of a former cupcake shop that was run by a celebrity chef/restaurateur and his daughter.

According to a post sent to us on Twitter, Sweet Cupcakes is going to be opening on Charles Street in Beacon Hill where Isabelle's Curly Cakes used to be. A picture on the Twitter site from the group of shops confirms this, showing that it will be "coming soon." Once it opens, this will be the sixth location of Sweet Cupcakes, with the others being on School Street in downtown Boston, Mass. Ave. and Newbury Street in the Back Bay, Brattle Street in Cambridge's Harvard Square, and Chestnut Hill Square in Chestnut Hill.

[June 1 update: The Boston Globe reports that Sweet Cupcakes is planning to open its new Charles Street location this week.]

[June 4 update: Eater Boston states that Sweet Cupcakes is now open on Charles Street.]

Todd English and his daughter Isabelle first opened Isabelle's Curly Cakes on Charles Street in late 2010, with the shop closing earlier this year for "renovations." (It never reopened.)

The address for this new cupcake shop in Beacon Hill is: Sweet Cupcakes, 81 Charles Street, Boston, MA, 02114. The website for all of their shops can be found at: http://www.sweetcupcakes.com/

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Kickass Cupcakes in Somerville to Move Its Retail Space

A cupcake bakery on the eastern edge of the Davis Square section of Somerville is going to be moving up the road a bit, going to the site where its bakery operations currently resides.

Eater Boston is reporting that Kickass Cupcakes will be closing its shop at 378 Highland Avenue after April 30, and it will be moving a bit less than a mile east to 199C Highland Avenue, which is where its bakery space has been since branching off from the original storefront in the summer of 2012. It is not known exactly when the move will be completed, so keep checking back for updates.

[May 1 update: A new article from Eater Boston states that Kickass has officially moved, with the retail shop going from 378 Highland Avenue in Davis Square to 199C Highland Avenue by the Armory.]

Kickass Cupcakes first opened in 2007, offering a variety of cupcakes made from scratch every day in small batches. Its website can be found at http://www.kickasscupcakes.com/

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Isabelle's Curly Cakes in Boston's Beacon Hill Has Closed

A cupcake place with a celebrity chef and restaurateur behind it has closed, at least temporarily.

According to a Twitter post from @lmennies of Boston Magazine, Isabelle's Curly Cakes on Charles Street has a sign out front saying that it is "closed for renovations," with the sign also saying "Please join us next month!" (Phone calls to the place went directly to voicemail.) The cupcake shop, which first opened in December of 2010, is run by Todd English and his daughter Isabelle, and features a variety of cupcakes as well as coffee, tea, and hot chocolate.

[January 17 update: Isabelle's Curly Cakes has put out a statement regarding its status. The note says "Isabelle’s Curlycakes is closed for a complete makeover. For the next three weeks, we will be hard at work creating a new neighborhood hangout for all our local friends. Can we tell you more? Not just yet, but be sure it will involve delicious brews and scrumptious treats. Stay tuned for our grand re-opening!" As soon as we find out what is going on with the shop, we will post another update here.]

[March 17 update: It appears that Isabelle's Curly Cakes is not being renovated after all, as Eater Boston states (via a Twitter post from @BOSFoodTours) that the space is now for lease.]

[March 30 update: A new article in The Boston Globe confirms that Isabelle's Curly Cakes has indeed closed for good, and according to property manager Jim Fay of Street & Company, Todd English has not paid the rent on the shop for months, adding that "We hope that they will pay it."]

The address for Isabelle's Curly Cakes is 81 Charles Street, Boston, MA, 02114. The website can be found at: http://www.izzyscurlycakes.com/

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Cupcake City Coming to Newtonville

It looks like a cupcake shop north of Boston is going to be opening a second location, with this one being west of the city.

According to a Twitter post from @brandnewwatch (and confirmed by Village 14), Cupcake City in Reading is planning to open another branch in the former Jin Mi Oriental Food Company space in the Newtonville section of Newton. Village 14 hadn't been able to confirm that the two Cupcake City locations are related, but based on the sign shown in the window of the Newtonville space, this is indeed a second location of the Reading shop.

[October 31 update: According to its website, the new Cupcake City in Newtonville will have its grand opening this Saturday (November 2).]

The address for this upcoming cupcake shop in Newtonville is: Cupcake City, 313 Walnut Street, Newton, MA, 02461. The website for the Reading location can be found at http://www.cupcakecityreading.com/

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