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On Thursday, Crumbl Cookies opened at 4400 Midland Drive, Suite 501, to an enthusiastic Midland audience. The previous afternoon, owners Chasen Tolbert and Jordan Sorensen wanted to test their employees. They ended up having a queue at the door for passers-by and seeing that they were open. The chef’s logo wall, outdoor kitchen, and pink boxes also provided a perfect photo opportunity.
“It’s not just how good the cookies are, it’s like an experience when people walk in they notice the employees mixing and breaking eggs, rolling the dough,†Tolbert said. “It’s all the smells and pictures that go with it, like the pink boxes and cookies are good on top too.”
The store will also have the Crumbl Cookies brand of ice cream available in July. The store will sell ice cream separately in pints. Certain flavors correlate with cookies, and he said he’s familiar with churro, biscoff, and other flavors that come with the rotating menu.
Every Monday, Crumbl Cookies offers a menu of new flavors. Favorite milk chocolate chips and chilled sugar cookies are still on the menu, but the other four options change weekly.
“Crumbl is unveiling the new flavors on social media (Facebook, Instagram and Twitter) on Sunday evening,†he said. “Everyone is chomping at the bit on these pages, and then we have a line Monday from everyone who wants to try the new flavors.”
Flavors this week to celebrate July 4th include a Mallow Sandwich with Oreo (a marshmallow whipped corn with Oreos sandwiched between two chocolate cookies rolled in Oreo and topped with brownie chunks and chunks of Oreo), cornbread (a sweet cornbread cookie topped with honey butter frosting and topped with a dollop of honey buttercream frosting), hazelnut mud flow (a milk chocolate cookie filled with fondant Nutella and topped with gooey milk chocolate and chopped hazelnuts), patriotic birthday cake (a hot cake dough cookie topped with patriotic cream cheese frosting and patriotic sprinkle cake) and walnut lime coconut (a fresh lime and coconut sugar cookie topped with a slightly tangy lime frosting and finished with a fresh lime wedge).
The boutique is open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Thursday and from 8 a.m. to midnight on Friday and Saturday. Delivery is available through DoorDash or cookies can be picked up curbside through the Crumbl Cookies app. Tolbert said the store would also have drivers to make deliveries. The store has two kiosks for quick payment for customers familiar with the store.
More culinary news
–Tokyo Express is now open at 4501 W. Wadley Ave. The restaurant offers hibachi starters, yakisoba stir-fry, lo mein stir-fry, sushi rolls, Japanese fried rice and more. The restaurant is open from 10:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday to Sunday.
–Lo. St. Books is now open for lunch at Micro Market. The boutique is open from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. from Wednesday to Saturday. Added lunch menu includes soup of the day, French lunch (pretzel roll, truffle butter, aioli and brie), soppre sammi (pretzel roll, soppressata, cheddar and dijon), cold chicken sammi (roll pretzel and chicken salad), pbFj (pretzel roll, pistachio, butter and fig jam), club LOST (turkey, prosciutto, tomato, greens and dijon), hippie bu (fresh vegetables, feta, pecans and dried fruits ) and cold cavatelli (mint pesto, burrata and parmesan rind).
–AnnieDotes will have a grand opening at 11:30 am Friday at 2016 E. 8th St. in Odessa. The event will feature free hot dogs and burgers. AnnieDotes is a local, family-owned liquor, wine, beer and tobacco drive-thru retailer. The store is open from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday to Saturday.
–The Huddle House will host a grand opening from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on July 10 at 4250 B NE Loop 338 in Odessa. The event will feature 50-cent golden waffles, a prize wheel with door prizes signed by Huddle House and a raffle with three grand prize winners to win free meals for one year. Fifty cent golden waffles are available one per person for dinner only.
–Another vinyl brunch is scheduled from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on July 11 at the Barrel and Derrick at the Odessa Marriott. Endless Horizons will also be setting up a pop-up store in the lobby.
–Kung Fu Tea will open on July 23 at 1220 N. Midkiff Road, Suites G and H. The franchise was founded in 2010 in Queens, New York. The bubble tea brand now has over 300 locations nationwide. Kung Fu Tea brews tea every three hours and its standard bubbles are cooked every two hours. Orange green tea and strawberry lemonade are made with freshly squeezed juices. The Kung Fu Tea app allows customers to pay with a scan of a QR code and earn bubbles that can be redeemed for free drinks.
–Pints ​​for Pencils Benefits 3:11 Ministries, 5:00 p.m. July 24, Eccentric and Brewing Co.
The event is a back-to-school fundraiser for 3:11 ministries. Participants can enjoy special beers with a donation at 3:11 Ministries, live music by Alan Castillejos, silent auctions and food trucks will be on site at 1402 Cotton Flat Road.
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