Red Ribbon Bakeshop Closes San Antonio Location
The Northwest Side bakeshop, which opened in May 2023, has shut its doors while the brand's Jollibee Group parent plans further San Antonio expansion.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Red Ribbon Bakeshop has closed its San Antonio location on the city's Northwest Side, according to a permanent closure sign posted on the front door. The brand no longer lists any Texas location on its website.
Why it matters
The closure removes one of the San Antonio dining options opened by a Filipino bakery brand, while its parent company, Jollibee Group, has announced plans for more locations in the city. Readers following local food-business openings and closings can see how one chain's exit fits alongside a larger expansion push.
Red Ribbon's San Antonio location opened on May 27, 2023, and Jollibee plans at least 15 new San Antonio locations over the next five to six years. The reasons for the closure and whether any other Texas locations will close have not been disclosed.
The players
Red Ribbon Bakeshop
Red Ribbon is a Filipino bakery chain that is part of the Jollibee Group and had opened its first San Antonio location in 2023.
Jollibee Group
Jollibee Group is the Philippine-based fast-food and food-service conglomerate that owns Red Ribbon and has announced plans for at least 15 new San Antonio locations.
The details
A Facebook post showed a permanent closure sign on the front door of the Northwest Side bakeshop, and Google lists the location as permanently closed. Rumors of the closure circulated on social media in the past few days, and MySA's attempt to call the business to confirm did not connect.
Timeline
May 27, 2023: Red Ribbon opened its first San Antonio location on the Northwest Side.
Late 2020: Jollibee opened its first San Antonio location.
Earlier in 2026: Jollibee announced plans to expand in San Antonio.
Past few days: Closure rumors circulated on social media.
Market Landscape
Jollibee Group's plan to open at least 15 new San Antonio locations over five to six years signals a sustained push into the city's fast-casual and bakery market. The Red Ribbon closure shows that the expansion is not uniform across the group's brands.
San Antonio customers who regularly bought Red Ribbon baked goods on the Northwest Side will need to find another bakery for those items. Those who ordered from the brand's Texas locations should check the company's website, since it no longer lists any Texas location.
The takeaway
Watch for Jollibee's San Antonio openings over the coming years to see whether the group's expansion replaces the closed Red Ribbon site. Checking a business's listing or calling ahead can confirm whether a location is still open before a visit.
Further reading
For more local coverage of businesses opening and shutting their doors, see Openings & Closings in San Antonio.
Source note: This article includes information reported by MySA.
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