Crumbl Cookies has built a following with oversized desserts, rotating weekly flavors, and social media buzz. But the popular cookie chain is now closing locations across the country, including seven stores in California, as its rapid expansion faces a new challenge.
Which Crumbl Cookies locations have closed in California?
According to reporting by the Los Angeles Times published October 23, seven California Crumbl locations have closed in 2026. The affected stores are in the following communities:
- Westlake Village
- Mira Mesa in San Diego
- Paso Robles
- Pismo Beach
- Hanford
- Ladera Ranch
- Cupertino
The closures span Southern California and other parts of the state, affecting customers who previously relied on these stores for the chain’s signature cookies and other desserts.
The Hanford location, which had operated for five years, announced its permanent closure in August. Its owners thanked the community for its support and highlighted the store’s involvement with local schools, fundraisers, and charitable organizations. The Paso Robles and Pismo Beach locations also shut down in October.
Crumbl closures extend beyond California
California is not the only state experiencing Crumbl shutdowns. The chain has reportedly closed 57 locations nationwide, with additional closures reported in states including Florida and Alabama.
Despite the shutdowns, Crumbl continues to operate more than 1,000 locations nationwide and over 100 in California. The company has not released a comprehensive public list explaining every closure, making it difficult to determine whether additional California stores will be affected…