As many of you probably suspect, while I have a healthy admiration for great marketing, what really…read moreintriques me are those truly bad campaigns that latch onto your brain stem like a fungus and won't let go. Case in point, Pillsbury's Tunnel of Fudge Bundt Cake contests in the late 60's/early 70's that brought the heretofore niche German ring cake to homemaker prominence in the US. The specter of the Pillsbury Dough Boy dressed as a latter day Burgher Meister/Meister Burgher was truly comedy gold. That doughy androgenous spokesthing was truly they/them before those designations were even on the cultural horizon. You might even say the Doughboy was the Ziggy Stardust of Package Goods marketing. He did however bring the Bundt Cake into the mainstream for which I am eternally grateful. All of which is to say that Nothing but Bundt Cakes is terrific offering these high density circular treats with enough sweet icing to melt your molars. Great stuff all around and in the bakery desert known as Princeton a very welcome addition. Five very easy stars.

Birthday freebie #2 brought me to Nothing Bundt Cakes. I loved all of their decorations and…read moredisplays inside. The woman at the counter welcomed me and let me know they had samples of red velvet cake to try. After having their red velvet cake with chocolate chips inside, I loved how these did not. Even in small portions, the cake was amazing. A couple of days prior, I received an email about their new churro bundt cakes, so I already knew which one I wanted. I appreciated how the icing and chocolate drizzle were soft on top. The cake itself was moist (one thing they nail every time). The star of the show was the chocolate drizzle that oozed from the inside when you got to the center. This cake is easily a 10/10.

I'm not a big sweet person but these cookies were amazing! It wasn't overly sweet and melted in my…read moremouth perfectly. The cookie had a thickness to it which made it so sturdy, and the royal icing designs were done so neatly. This bakery was at an event I was recently at and Carley was super nice. Offered as many samples as I pleased. Along with the cookies, she was also selling some cookie cakes. I bought a cookie for a friend for Valentine's Day but it was so good I ended up eating it. Oops. When I unwrapped the cookie, I was surprised that it was sealed even under the tied top. Very small detail to notice but it shows that they care about the freshness of the cookies and take the time to make sure the customer gets the best product possible! (Side note: I love the design of the logo! The letters flow so seamlessly together - the K and M look like an apple with the stem and leaf still attached. )

Incredible sweets! This bakery is woman-owned and the service is fantastic! She is quick to respond…read moreto requests and can do pick up or drop offs for orders. I've also ordered custom cookies from her-- she does such an amazing job turning my vision into reality!

TLDR: a surprisingly good cookie at a decent price…read more The cookie was somewhere around $5, which sounds pretty high, but in modern prices I have difficulty finding many other dessert stores with a similarly priced treat. That said, Crumbl was surprisingly good. I was the only one in the store, but I still got a soft, warm cookie. It was hefty and good for sharing. If I was in the area looking for dessert I'd definitely come back. Notes: there's no seating, and you should probably grab a napkin

No issues what so ever. Entered and was greeted. That's awesome. She was very helpful…read more I made a mobile order so I expected it to be ready upon arrival. It wasn't ready yet but she had it done within 5 minutes of being there! Store looked fine. Nothing out of place was decorated and menu was posted on the screen. Also has the display of the weekly selection. No crowd. I was the only person inside at the time. I had the butter cake. Was delicious. Thanks.

This is my first time visiting their new location in downtown Princeton. The shop is smaller than…read morethe last place, but it is still very bright and welcoming. The young man who was working was very kind and easy to talk to. There's a wide selection of cupcakes and cookies and different treats. Although the flavors are still wonderful, I've been going here since they opened. I feel as if now that they've expanded a lot they their quality is not the same. However, the cupcakes are still worth a try! The mint and the cookie dough are family favorites.

Great stop for a sweet treat in the lively downtown Princeton area…read more Lots of cupcakes to choose from...some creative and interesting options. I decided on a few chocolate variations and all of them were really good. Would love to return to try some other options. Staff was efficient and helpful.

Chocolate lovers, listen up! I ordered one of Judith's signature Old Fashioned Chocolate Cakes for…read moremy birthday and it was chocolate heaven. I was looking for a nice dense and moist cake with a rich chocolate ganache frosting and I most definitely found it. I'm so glad I found Judith's Dessert Boutique because I now have a new favorite spot to satisfy my sweet tooth. Prices are in line with other bakeries, so don't feel that you'll be paying more because it's a "boutique". Judith is a true master of her craft.

I've had a ton of chocolate cake and peach cobblers, but these were out of this world!…read moreI met Judith at the Rutgers farm market. I bought her chocolate cake and peach cobbler. I intended to bring the cobbler to a friend's house over the weekend for a party and the just try a little piece of the chocolate cake tonight. After I tried the cholate cake, which was terrific, I had to break down and try the peach cobbler too. Man o Man were they both good! These treats are a must buy!

This is Chez Alice's new location. They've got specials running that are worth checking out. It's a…read morecombination of cafe and shop, and your hot drink might even be served in one of the novel cup & saucer sets they have for sale. The baked items are all delicious! Taking one star off because the decor is a bit kitschy for Princeton and it's not very cozy. Also, the tables were not all bussed despite the seating area being empty when we sat down. Hopefully, the place will improve over time. The staff are really nice and friendly!

Highly recommended by a local. Really nice place with a great accommodating staff. Everything is…read moresuper fresh. It's a laid back place to hang out for sure.

We were looking for a quick bite after visiting the beautiful Princeton Art Museum, and we found a…read moregreat place! At first, walking in gave me a wave of nostalgia because it reminded me of the Olives I used to visit in New York City. While it's not the same restaurant, this one absolutely stands on its own. I ordered the chicken salad sandwich, and my husband had a kale salad loaded with vegetables and all kinds of good things like pecans, carrots, red cabbage, chick peas and more...he loved it. Everything tasted incredibly fresh, and you could tell the quality of the ingredients was a priority. The pricing was also very reasonable, especially for how good the food was. We took our meals to go and walked down the street to a picnic table, which made for a perfect, relaxed lunch in Princeton. Great food, great value, and a spot I'd happily return to. There were also some really good desserts to pick from as well, but I passed them up. Pro tip... there can be a line to order your food during busy times of the day.

Picked up a breakfast special #7 (socal) on the way home after visiting the Princeton Library…read more Sandwich comes with 2 fried eggs, avocado, sprouts, and tomatoes on a sliced grain toast. Delicious, healthy sandwich for less than $10 after tax. There's also a hot food bar, salad bar, and desserts if you're not in the mood for sandwiches.

When it comes to The Gingered Peach, I can only speak on their holiday orders for now. I came…read moreacross a post on social media about a magazine naming The Gingered Peach as one of the best bakeries in New Jersey. From there, I gave them a follow on social media and checked out their website. Sadly, the bakery is about an hour from where I live, but it's about 15-20 minutes from where I work. However, they usually close at 3 pm, which means I would be scrambling in right before they close or I may not make it at all. Bummer! Needless to say, I saw they do dessert orders for the holidays, so that was my golden opportunity! For Thanksgiving, I ordered a purple sweet potato pie and a banana pudding pie. I got to select the date that I'd be picking up my pies, which was on a day that I had to go to the office. During the week leading up to Thanksgiving, the bakery was closed for regular operations. They were only open for dessert pick ups. The pies were a hit! The banana pudding pie was everyone's favorite. Needless to say, for Christmas, a larger order was placed for banana pudding pie, salted honey pie, apple crumb pie, and mashed potato rolls. Now for Christmas, the bakery was open for regular operations and you had to pick up your pre-ordered desserts at their sister business, Melba Ice Creamery, around the corner. Because it was Christmas Eve and I already had a slew of sweets pre-ordered, I decided not to try to go to the bakery that day. Nevertheless, the goods were a hit again! The only downside is that the crust on the banana pudding pie was a little different the second time around, making it tougher to slice and get out of the pan. It was still tasty though! Would I return? Absolutely!

My favorite is the almond and pistachio/ chocolate croissants. Everything looks so delicious. The…read morepeople behind the counter are very friendly. Even if the line is out the door they move it very efficiently.

Tried the blueberry croissant and chocolate croissant during the later afternoon. The blueberry…read morefilling had a nice tart aftertaste, only complaint was I wish there had been a bit more filling. It was not at all too sweet and tasted very natural and organic. Overall pleasant. I actually preferred the chocolate one, though- the chocolate filling was dark and rich, and there was a good amount of it inside the croissant. The croissant dough had layers, although it seems like they had somewhat collapsed- it might be because I ate them some time after they had been baked, but unsure. It did not feel condensed or too chewy, though. I wasn't the one who ordered them, so can't speak much about the service. I have passed by the storefront before, and it looks small, more of a takeout vibe than a sit down and chat cafe.

I go here atleast once every couple of weeks. Best time to go is mid morning , when the croissants…read morecome out fresh and warm from the oven. They are sooo good, flaky, buttery, salty and perfect sweetness if you get one of the fillings. My favorite is almond and peach filled croissant. Highly recommend!!

Ordered a mango tea with boba and cheese foam and somehow it came out to over $11. I went during…read morelunch time so the store was busy and it took 15 minutes for my drink to come out. Their prices felt extremely expensive even given the Princeton area. They do have some really cute desserts and the sushi looked alright/seems to be more reasonably priced. There are better shops in the area for boba that are more affordable.

Super yummy! And so cool! The location is really great! I also love that you can order with a…read moremachine or a person which is nice! They were also fast and there is actually a lot of seating which is nice! The bobas were also so good!