Millbrae is now home to trendy cookie spot Crumbl, which had a grand opening at the new Gateway at Millbrae Station location Oct. 31.
Crumbl, known for its weekly rotating menu creative cookie flavors and presentations — like French toast, pumpkin cheesecake and confetti milkshake, to name a few this week — has gained national popularity in the past few years, with many turning to social media to review the weekly menu.
The Halloween grand opening of the store offered new patrons a free chocolate chip cookie to celebrate Crumbl’s second foray into San Mateo County — one storefront is already located in Foster City.
Millbrae’s Crumbl location is owned by Nezar and Nora Ateyeh, Bay Area locals who are previous residents of the city.
“Beyond the incredible cookies, they love to build relationships with customers and be a part of their local community,” the press release read. “Nezar and Nora are eager to serve up freshly baked desserts and create memories with everyone who walks through the door.”
The Millbrae Crumbl is located at 102 N. Rollins Road. It’s open Monday through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Friday through Saturday from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. The store is closed Sundays.
Beginning Nov. 5, locals can order Crumbl to their home on apps like DoorDash and UberEats, the press release said.
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