Wow!! Ben's Cookies have GOT to be the best cookies I've ever tasted!! Happy circumstance brought us in the path of Ben's - as we were walking along Oxford Street & needing something to fortify us as we continued our shopping extravaganza, a cookie seemed in order Still warm, these babies were crunchy on the outside, soft & batter-like on the inside.....THIS is exactly how I like to cook my own cookies & Ben's has it down pat. Mrs Fields never stood a chance Skawooshy-bloop go the huge lumps of chocolate.... Milk Chocolate Chunk for me; Ginger Chunk for Sis & those chunks were indeed just that! We stopped back by on our way back to the Tube for 6 more....but it's buy 5 get 2 free ALL declared yummiliscious: Lemon White Chocolate Chunk Macadamia Triple Chocolate Chunk Hazelnut Praline Another Ginger & Another Milk Choc Chunk Woohoo!! read more

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Omg so good! A few friends who had visited London recommended Ben's cookies and they are a must. You can choose from a bunch of cookies--my favorites were the chocolate chip and orange and the chocolate chip and peanut butter. And if you want you can add ice cream. The cookies are pretty hefty and you can ask for them to be warmed up! read more

The cookies here are as good as any Ben's Cookies branch i.e. excellent, melt-in-the-mouth experiences that are unlike anything else on the market. They're not overly sweet, just circular mounds of warm, soft, semi-cooked cookie dough. The only thing that irked me slightly about this branch was a 40p surcharge when paying by card. That's a pretty significant surcharge when a single cookie costs £1.40. Basically, make sure you have cash if you're in the area and in the mood for a cookie fix. Otherwise though, as reliably good as ever. read more

5+ STARS FOR BEN'S COOKIES!!! I seriously love this place and desperately wish they would cross the Atlantic to an American hometown near us! I had 3-4 total cookies during my week stay in England. PLEASE visit any one of these chain locations throughout town to experience a cookie you will not soon/ever forget. They sell cookies based on weight, but you essentially pay 1.30-1.50 pounds for a single cookie. It is large and gooey and soft and oh so good. I seriously have eaten a ton of cookies in my life, and consider myself a cookie aficionado. This is without a doubt in the top few on my list of best cookies ever eaten in 24 years of life. read more

Ben's Cookies - Bakeries Near Me - London, XGL

I had to order 50 cookies for a client meeting and I decided Ben's Cookies is a safe option as its locally popular and reasonably priced. 3 of my clients recognized the brand and were absolutely thrilled so I was really happy with that! When you walk up to the window to order, the store itself is a tiny space. I was also a little frantic that they may not be able to fulfill my large quantity order since it was such a small location and I needed it immediately (I didn't call ahead of time for pick up), but there were plenty to choose from. The cookies are freshly displayed on the glass counter and they are bigger sized than a normal store bought cookie! I ordered at least 2 of non-traditional flavours, like Ginger, and at least 5 of the Milk Chocolate Chip and Peanut Butter. The cookies just melt in your mouth and has a nice soft filling! If the cookie contains a topping like White Macadamia, there is a big piece of it in the middle, the perfect cookie to topping ratio. They have discount deals depending on the amount you buy. Ben's Large Box is buy 10, get 5 free for under £18. There is also Ben's Box which will be 5, plus 2 free. This service at this location went above and beyond. Because I was buying so many cookies, the server charged me for the smaller Box instead of the large box. She even labeled the boxes so I knew which cookies were in each box. The only negative was that the cookie consistency wasn't the same - most of them were soft, but there was one that was undercooked and raw in the middle. I didn't eat all 50 myself, but I prayed that mine was the only unlucky one in the batch! read more

Remember the Cookie monster from Sesame Street? No?! Then you should see ME at Ben's Cookies having a cookie feast. I so recommend it during shopping on Oxford St, although I'd rather not try any clothes on after a solid amount of the triple chocolate chunk cookies. But don't think about kilos.., think about the endorphins those sweet pleasures would inevitably release to you. And to make things even better, the staff are super friendly and smiley people. read more

Definitely not the best cookies I ever had... I know this little spot on the Upper West Side in Manhattan that takes the cake (no pun intended) on that one. That being said, it is none the less lovely to find chocolate chip cookies in LONDON! I wouldn't say these are traditional US style chocolate chip cookies, nor the other varieties as they come off to me tasting a bit too doughy but they are the best I've found in London so far, so they get a stop from me whenever I pass by one of their locations. Wish they were a bit more consistent though... sometimes you get warm and gooey cookies, other times cold lumps, still tasty but no where as scrumptious. Hey if Doubletree hotels can manage a way to have warm cookies on ready when their business is NOT selling cookies (anyone whose stayed in their hotels at least in the US knows what I mean right?), why can't Ben Cookies? read more

I'm gonna be blunt--I've had better!!! =X I agree, these cookies are rich, soft, warm and freshly baked right before that sweet aroma whiff hits your nostrils.....but I didn't think they were the best in the WORLD. The white chocolate macadamia nut cookie was sooo soft and gooey that it crumbled in my hands before I could even bite it. Gooey cookies....what is a gooey cookie? It's just a cookie that is raw and undercooked. My cookie was a little too undercooked and so I was just chewing cookie dough in the end. Everyone seems to rave about the orange and chocolate cookie but I didn't think it was all that. It's a cookie you'd bring a basket of to an old folks home. I guess my taste/cookie discretion is too new age =) Sorry to be "that girl" that doesn't agree with the masses but it's an overpriced and smartly marketable chain cookie store. My fave cookie shop in the world so far is "Diddy Riese Cookies" in Westwood, Ca (Los Angeles) read more

This is as close to the real deal as I've found -- a cookie, not a biscuit. As an American who enjoyed but didn't quite buy into the McVittie or scone, it was nice to experience something that resembled the traditional American sweet. Ben's Cookies is slightly overpriced in my opinion, but they offer some interesting variations on the traditional American Snicker Doodle, Chocolate Chip or Oatmeal fare. My last word: They're good, but don't trick yourself into thinking your eating something better than the real thing. London, I laud your efforts, but you can't duplicate the authentic divinity of the American cookie. read more

Cookie Monster was not impressed. They told me the milk chocolate was their best. It was dry and flavor was average. The other 3 in our group all were underwhelmed. Looking for a Levain Bakery (New York) experience. After eating one of theirs, nothing has come close. Love to find a mind blowing cookie in London. read more

I found this small place walking in Oxford Street from Oxford Circus to Marble Arch. They make the best cookies that have ever eaten. You have different perfumes but you can, without fear, take all because all are so much good. It's relative cheap because for only 6£ you can have 8 cookies and it's not a small cake. I have taken the cookies with white chocolate, 3 chocolates, cranberry..... I have to return it's my priority one read more

The first orgasm ever recorded in existence was molded into cookie dough then baked out of these ovens to form a cookie of royal standards, this is the spot, 5 locations in London, one on Oxford St by Bond St Underground station, little shop that just sells cookies, 8 diff types, big fan of the white chocolate chunk and triple chocolate chunk, also sell amazing milk The musts: White chocolate chunk Triple chocolate chunk White chocolate and cranberry read more

Being in London for a couple of days, I had to try out this cookies, which look (according to reviews) to be one of the best brand in town. Ive tried the milk chocolate peanut butter one. I really enjoyed it particularly for the price (1.50 pounds per unit). What a pity that most of cookies on the shelf are either with milk chocolate or white chocolate. Only one is with dark chocolate but I did not pick that one because it was too simple for me. Would be nice if they could incorporate new flavours such as banana walnuts, or green tea and cranberries :) read more

Super soft chunky cookies . Love it. Have a Quick break in shopping and refuel with this delicious cookie

Holy crap, these are by far the best cookies I've ever tasted. Seeing as I was already living off biscuits and pastries, I was determined to avoid getting addicted to another sweet British baked good, but a flatmate enticed me with a taste so I dragged a friend all the way down Oxford St to this place. The store is tiny and barely fits more than four customers (the fact that the door opens inwards doesn't help, either). Cookies were medium-sized and sold by weight. I paid £3.48 for three: the milk chocolate chunk, the triple chocolate, and the chocolate orange. All I can say is WOW!!! The outside of the cookie is perfectly crispy, and the inside is soft and moist enough to melt on your tongue. I swear, you'll cry tears of joy the first time you bite into one. The first two cookies had a huge slab of chocolate in the center; it was like biting into one of those chocolate-filled croissants, only better. The chocolate orange was incredible and reminded me of a Terry's chocolate orange, though the taste of orange was a little stronger. I will definitely stock up on these before I fly home to the states. Mrs Fields will never satisfy me again. read more

Kind of hard to find. The cookies are fresh and tasty. They're not oily like most bakeries, which is nice. The price of the cookies is about the going rate. Goes well with my tea. read more

Can't say enough good things about these cookies. White Chocolate (with and without Macadamia Nuts) are my personal favorite - but more or less everything is excellent. The perfect combination of crispy edges and soft, rich filling. Ben's Cookies also delivers, for those looking to send gifts - or who prefer to receive their sugar directly at home or the office. read more

I find Ben's cookies have a tiny time window where they are actually good. When you get a hot one it just melts everywhere and sticks to the bag and it isn't very good, when they get cold and the chocolate pieces harden they taste just really too sweet. You have to find the ones that have had enough time to get a crunchy exterior and gooey pieces of chocolate. And even then, they are still not the best cookies I've ever had, though still good if you like this kind of cookies. read more

Yum! We got the box of 7 cookies for the price of 5. We got a good assortment and each one was delicious!!