Add a Little Sweetness to your Saturday

We are moving to a brand new location!


Sweet Equations is happy to announce that we will be in a new location! We are moving to the Farmington Inn in October and will be having a grand opening around our move in date! Make sure to follow us on social media and on our blog for further details. As we get closer to the date, we will be updating about our move on the blog and social media.

In addition to a new location, we will have an expanded menu of products, ranging from assorted candy and new cake flavors to dipped sweets! Also, there will be more decorating and baking classes that will be held at our Farmington Inn location!

Sweet Equations is excited about this new chapter in our dessert journey! Add a little sweetness to your life with new desserts and a storefront from Sweet Equations!

Sweet Equations at The Farmington Inn
827 Farmington Avenue
Farmington, CT 06032
(203) 529-5525
www.sweetequations.com


  

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