Several local businesses recently closed in the Spring-Klein area including several community staples. This list is not comprehensive.
Cupcake Quilts
After nearly 11 years of operation, local fabric shop Cupcake Quilts closed its doors, according to a business Facebook post. The store announced its closure on Aug. 12, thanking its “customers, friends and quilting community” for their support over the years. Sept. 30 is the last day to shop in stores, according to another Facebook post. The family-owned business sold a variety of fabrics, kits, patterns, threads, gifts and more, according to its website.
Lupe Tortilla closes Spring area location
Statewide Tex-Mex chain Lupe Tortilla has closed one of its restaurants in the Spring area. The closure announcement is posted on the door of the business near Champion Forest Drive, with a message thanking its customers.
Locally owned pizzeria, Slice of Venice, to close in Spring
Officials with locally owned pizzeria Slice of Venice announced the closure of its establishment in an Oct. 7 Facebook post. Per the Facebook post, Oct. 18 was the last day locals could enjoy the eatery's pizza.
Founded by Inna Klebanskaya in January 2025, per previous Community Impact reporting, Slice of Venice was known for its authentic Italian dishes, scratch-made pasta and pizza.
The Container Store closes Spring-Klein area location
National home organization chain The Container Store has closed the Spring-Klein area location, according to a note on the storefront’s door. The note announcing the closure encouraged customers to visit one of three other stores in the area or to shop online.
The Container Store specializes in organizational items for homes, offices, travel and more, according to its website. It also offers an in-home organizing service and free in-store design consultations.
