All The Crave Cheesecakes, the Cypress bakery known for its single-serving mini cheesecakes and ever-changing lineup of seasonal flavors, will close permanently on May 30. Owners Marlene and Darrel Farmer built the business out of Marlene's home-baking hobby before opening a storefront in the area, offering standard and premium cheesecakes along with keto-friendly and gluten-free options.
The closure was reported by Community Impact, which noted that the business announced the shutdown on its Facebook page. According to the outlet's May 22, 2026 article, May 30 will be the shop's final day of business.
What the shop offered
All The Crave sold more than 20 flavors of mini cheesecakes, from everyday staples to seasonal varieties such as German chocolate, cookie butter, lemon lavender and carrot cake. The bakery also poured coffee and focused on single-serving formats for events as well as everyday treats. Keto-friendly and gluten-free selections were part of the menu, and the shop was operating on a walk-in-only basis. These details are listed on the All The Crave Cheesecakes website.
From hobby to storefront
The Farmers' operation started as a home-based project in 2012, moved into a commercial kitchen in 2014 and ultimately opened the Cypress retail location in November 2017, according to a franchise profile on Franchise Conduit. That profile also describes the Cypress shop as the brand's flagship and training site during earlier franchising efforts.
Last chance this month
Anyone hoping to pick up a final order will need to visit during regular hours, Tuesday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and be ready to buy in person, since the shop was taking walk-in orders only. The storefront is located at 11901 Barker Cypress Road, Suite 5 in Cypress, according to the Chamber of Commerce.
The Facebook announcement and local coverage did not provide a public reason for the closure, and the Community Impact story notes only the final date and what the shop offered. Customers seeking updates or any last-minute inventory news are directed to check the bakery's social channels or its website.
