Nothing Bundt Cakes coming soon to Creekside in New Braunfels
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Franchise Nothing Bundt Cakes will open one of its more than 300 stores and bakeries to New Braunfels Town Center at Creekside, located at 161 Creekside Way, Ste. 602, New Braunfels. The location is expected to open in November, offering an assortment of bundt cakes and bundtinis, or bundt cupcakes. www.nothingbundtcakes.com
By Ian Pribanic
Ian Pribanic covers city government, transportation, business and education news for Community Impact Newspaper in the Keller-Roanoke-Northeast Fort Worth areas. A Washington D.C. native and University of North Texas graduate, Ian was previously an editor for papers in Oklahoma, West Texas and for Community Impact in New Braunfels.
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