Cookie lovers in Savannah are out of luck at their local Crumbl, which closed its doors two weeks ago as part of a wave of Georgia shutdowns that has also hit Augusta, Douglasville and Suwanee. The closures mark a notable retreat for a chain that just a few years ago seemed to be opening a new location every few months.
The Savannah store closed two weeks before publication, while the Augusta, Douglasville and Suwanee locations shut down within the past few months, according to Savannah Morning News. In Augusta, the Crumbl at 826 Cabela Drive, Suite 2, across from Costco, closed after three years in business, per Augusta Business Daily.
Not every Georgia Crumbl is gone. The chain’s official store locator still lists bakeries in Pooler, Statesboro, Evans and Grovetown, according to Crumbl’s own website. A Lawrenceville location at 875 Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road also remains active, offering both delivery and in-store pickup, per Crumbl’s Lawrenceville page.
Which Georgia Locations Survived
Locations in Grovetown and Evans remain open, the station notes, even as the nearby Augusta store went dark. The Savannah Morning News report adds that Crumbl’s website lists open locations in at least 31 Georgia communities, including two apiece in Atlanta and Marietta. That still leaves a sizable footprint in the state even as individual markets like Savannah lose their only shop…