Lammes Candies on Airport Boulevard in Austin is currently reported to be closing several locations, with the Airport Blvd flagship remaining open for a limited time as other stores shut down. Online ordering and occasional pop-ups are being used to continue serving customers during the transition. Please note these closures are part of a broader set of store reductions across the company, driven by economic pressures and market conditions.[1][2][3][5][7][8]
Key points to know right now
- Airport Blvd store: listed as the remaining flagship location, with notes that it will remain open “a bit longer” as other locations close.[2][3][5][1]
- Other Austin locations: Round Rock and two Austin-area stores were closed, with the Airport Blvd store singled out to stay open for the near term.[3][5][2]
- Reasons given: “unprecedented economic pressures” and current market conditions affecting profitability in confections.[7][8][1]
- Customer options: visit the Airport Blvd location while inventory lasts, or order online; Lammes is also exploring pop-up events to keep products available to fans.[8][3][7]
Would you like:
- The latest operating hours for the Airport Blvd location, if available, or
- A quick summary of the specific products most commonly stocked at the Airport Blvd store, or
- Links to place online orders or sign up for updates on future pop-ups?
Sources
After 141 years, Lammes will close two retail locations; Airport Blvd and Round Rock remain open.
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