Crumbl Cookies is maintaining its significant national footprint with active locations stretching from Texas to California, while simultaneously promoting an expanded menu of 'Dirty Soda' beverage combinations designed to complement its famous cookie offerings.
National Store Network Expansion
The dessert company's current operations include a vast network of storefronts across numerous states. According to Crumbl Cookies store listings updated as of July 16, 2026, the brand maintains active service in locations such as Lubbock, Texas; Sioux Falls, South Dakota; and Tulsa, Oklahoma. Other notable operational sites include Addison, Texas, and San Jose, California.
While many locations remain open late to accommodate evening crowds, some specific storefronts have reported different service capabilities. For example, the 7th Street location in Fort Worth, Texas, and the Aiken, South Carolina, site currently list curbside pickup as unavailable. The company's reach also extends to smaller markets like Bountiful, Utah, and Ammon, Idaho.
Signature Dirty Soda Menu
Beyond its traditional cookie menu, Crumbl has integrated a specialized 'Dirty Soda' experience into its offerings. As detailed in the company's July 17, 2026, menu announcement, these craft beverages are designed to provide a refreshing contrast to their sweets. The menu features more than 40 signature combinations involving sodas, chargers, and coolers.
Customers can customize their drinks using various mix-ins such as coconut, lime, and heavy cream. Popular pre-set combinations include the 'Dirty Coconut Lime,' which pairs Dr Pepper with coconut cream and a fresh lime wedge, and the 'Cherry Bombshell,' featuring Dr Pepper, cherry, coconut cream, and two fresh lime wedges. Other signature options include the 'Black Tie'—a blend of Dr Pepper, cherry, and heavy cream—and the 'Electric Storm,' which uses Sprite, blue raspberry, and coconut cream.
Customizable Beverage Varieties
The beverage lineup also emphasizes fruit-forward profiles through its 'Sunshine Sipper' and 'Mango Tango' options. The Sunshine Sipper utilizes Sprite, mango, strawberry puree, and coconut cream, finished with a fresh lemon wedge. In contrast, the Mango Tango offers a simpler blend of Sprite with mango and passionfruit.
For those seeking lighter or different soda bases, the menu includes Diet Coke-based drinks like 'EZ Breezy' and 'Just Peacy.' The EZ Breezy contains Diet Coke, sugar-free coconut, coconut cream, and fresh lime, while the Just Peachy features Diet Coke paired with peach, coconut cream, and fresh lime. Other notable varieties include the 'Crumb & Get It,' which uses Dr Pepper with raspberry puree and coconut, and the 'Barq's Rootbeer' based 'Butter Me Up,' which incorporates butterscotch, vanilla, and heavy cream.
Geographic Reach and Availability
The scale of Crumbl's operations is evident in its diverse geographic distribution. Store listings from July 16, 2026, show a presence in major metropolitan hubs including Dallas, Texas; San Antonio, Texas; and Phoenix, Arizona. The company also operates in much smaller communities such as Apple Valley, Minnesota, and Clinton, Tennessee.
This widespread availability allows the brand to serve various regions with different service models. While many stores are listed as 'Open Late,' others like the 41st Street location in Sioux Falls or the 71st Street location in Tulsa continue to provide consistent late-night access to their products. This geographic density is supported by a logistics network that spans from New York and Massachusetts in the northeast to Hawaii and Puerto Rico in more distant territories.
Future Product Focus
As Crumbl continues to manage its extensive list of domestic and international-adjacent locations, the focus remains on product innovation through its rotating menus and beverage expansions. The integration of 'Dirty Soda' represents a strategic move to deepen the brand's presence in the refreshment market alongside its established cookie identity.
