Crumbl Cookies To Open State College Location September 30
Crumbl Cookies is set to open its new State College location at 8 a.m. on Friday, September 30.
The store is located at 19 Colonnade Way in the former location of Jos. A. Bank. Crumbl Cookies’ new storefront is off of North Atherton Street and about 10 minutes from campus.
The dessert shop will be open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. on Wednesdays and Thursdays and have extended hours on Fridays and Saturdays from 8 a.m. to midnight.
Every week, a variation of four to five cookie flavors will be featured on the menu, but Crumbl Cookies’ signature milk chocolate chip cookie will always be available.
CHEERS to five years of Crumbl & CHEERS to this week's lineup!
— Crumbl Cookies (@CrumblCookies) September 19, 2022Sept 19 – 24:
CAKE BATTER
PEANUT BUTTER MUNCH FT. MUDDY BUDDIES
PEANUT BUTTER MUNCH FT. MUDDY BUDDIES
STRAWBERRY MILK (NEW)
PINK 
DARK DREAM
MILK CHOCOLATE CHIPCrumbl Cookies announces its weekly flavors at 8 p.m. every Sunday on its social media platforms.
Pennsylvania is home to about a dozen Crumbl Cookies, but this is the chain’s first location in Centre County. The closest location is in Williamsport, and there are several bakeries in both Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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