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San Antonio's first and only Dirty Dough Cookies closes up shop after 6 months

Owner Jalon Miyasaki said 'slow business' prompted him to shutter the shop.

By Nina Rangel on Tue, Dec 5, 2023 at 3:17 pm

Courtesy Photo / Dirty Dough Cookies

The Dirty Dough's Reverse with Reese's features fudge filling in a chocolate cookie that's triple-wrapped with a peanut butter cookie and topped with a chocolate drizzle and crushed Reese's.

The gooey goodness the Dirty Dough Cookies chain brought to San Antonio turned out to be short lived.

Jalon Miyasaki — owner of the Tempe, Arizona-based company's Alamo City franchise — confirmed the closure of his sole shop in a post on the San Antonio Restaurants Facebook group. It had been open just six months.

In the post, Miyasaki cited “slow business” for the shutdown, adding that he's now looking for someone to purchase the Stone Oak business. The shop is located at 19903 Stone Oak Parkway, Bldg. 1, Ste. 104, in the same strip mall as Arenas Marisqueria Lounge and Tacos Don Manolito.

Dirty Dough's claim to fame is a menu of cookies featuring combinations of layers, mix-ins and fillings such as caramel, fudge, raspberries and marshmallow.

Even though Miyasaki has closed his location, the Dirty Dough website lists another SA store at 10722 Potranco Road, Suite 106, as being in the works.

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Nina Rangel uses nearly 20 years of experience in the foodservice industry to tell the stories of movers and shakers in the food scene in San Antonio. As the Food + Nightlife Editor for the San Antonio Current, she showcases her passion for the Alamo City’s culinary community by promoting local flavors, uncovering...