By Lorrie Baumann

Renowned New York bakery, Junior’s Cheesecake and Desserts, is gaining traction in the retail marketplace after opening a 103,000 square foot baking facility in Burlington, New Jersey, that gave the company the capacity to expand beyond supplying its own restaurants with cheesecakes that have been consistently voted New York’s best.

“We’re really excited about the progress that Junior’s has made in the past year. We have successfully transitioned our business from our Brooklyn facility to a state-of-the art facility in Burlington, New Jersey,” said Alan Rosen, the company’s third-generation Owner. “The best part is that we have more room to make our desserts the same way we have in Brooklyn for more than 65 years. I can proudly say that the recipe has not changed one ounce.”

New York has voted Junior’s cheesecakes the best the city has to offer every year since the early 1970s, and Junior’s is still using the same cheesecake recipe developed by Rosen’s grandfather, Harry Rosen, who opened his first restaurant on election day in 1950 with the idea that if Junior’s was going to be a great New York restaurant, it needed to serve great cheesecake.
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Junior’s still operates four restaurants, soon to be five, as well as the bakery. Three are in New York City – one in Brooklyn, one in Times Square and one in Grand Central Terminal. The fourth is in Foxwoods, Connecticut, and there’s one coming in Boca Raton, Florida. Junior’s also has satellites in South Korea and in the Barclay’s Center in Brooklyn.

“Over the past year, we have found ourselves in both bakery sections and frozen sections, depending on the needs of the retailer. Wegmans, Kroger, Tops Friendly Markets, ACME Markets, Stop & Shop – we are well represented in the New York market, including upstate,” Rosen said. “We are growing, but we still listen to the needs of our customers. In the past six months, we’ve gained retail distribution in over 1,500 stores, and we look forward to bringing to the whole country what New Yorkers have known forever – you haven’t really lived until you’ve tasted cheesecake from Junior’s.”

New for this year, Junior’s Cheesecake is featuring its six-inch Apple Crumb Cheesecake, seasonal specialties, and of course, traditional New York cheesecakes in 10 varieties. In addition to cheesecakes, Junior’s Cheesecake and Desserts also offers layer cakes, loaf cakes, shortcakes and tiramisu as well as seasonal specialties for any sweet occasion. “We are a full line bakery,” Rosen said. “We even customize items for special customers.”