This is just a review of the cookies. Amazing. This is one of my new favorite cookies!!!! More expensive than a grocery store cookie but less expensive than a Crumbl, but they are so worth it. I can't wait to try the cake. read more

Very dissatisfied with their service. I called and placed an order but it appears the order was never processed. I never received an order number or an email. I have been calling and they keep telling someone will call me back but they never do. read more

I picked up a pack of these at the airport on the way out. I had heard of them, but never tried them. They weren't cheap (in the airport at least). $13.00 for about 6 cookies, or $5.00 for a 2 pack. I'm sure they are cheaper in the stores. Anyways...........first bite in, my kids, wife and I LOVED them. They are a nice soft cookie topped with thick fudge icing. The chocolate icing is where its at! So rich and delicious. I would eat these all the time if I lived in Baltimore. read more

First off, I had ordered 2 dozen of these cookies to be shipped to me in Oregon. I received an email stating my order was received and another email would be coming with tracking information. I did not receive any tracking information at all so it was a crap shoot when they would arrive. Luckily I was home when they arrived. I contacted the store with no response. Very disappointing. That's why the 3 STARS. About the cookie, omg. Delish. Just fantastic! I love vanilla cake/cookies with a fudge icing and these fit the bill. I would love to order again but unsure if I will due to not knowing when they would arrive. Customer service is lacking here. read more

I purchased a strawberry shortcake for my friends. ALL the strawberries had fur on them. EVERY SINGLE ONE of them. The box was taped and well secured. I did not notice until the next day. Let me say i have been a patron of Bergers since the 90's. I did not take the cake back the next day because we had already cut it and I KNOW the owner would not have been receptive. I have seen other people with issues. Needless to say 28.99 in the trash, I will NEVER patronize them again because the blatant disrespect, They HAD to have seen them strawberries when packaging it, I have receipts, literally. read more

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Full disclosure, this isn't a retail store, it's their factory, but you can call ahead to pick up baked goods and merch. I got a unique hat with their old school logo on it for my brother, that the bakers wear. The people I talked with were friendly and got the hat to me promptly, when I showed up. I'll stop by again some time to try the legendary Berger cake . read more

Bergers makes delicious cookies. So good they can also be used for display and ornaments. If you leave Santa a Bergers cookie than he will gift extra! I grew up being given one at a time. Now at 40 I order tins from them directly and attempt to NOT impale myself with their freshness. They ship nationwide. Each cookie is hand frosted!!!! No phony ingredients, all love!!!! Order a tin in a week you'll be like, what's an Oreo? read more

Berger Cookies - Bergers - Bakeries Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

I've lived in Baltimore for 10 years and have never had a Berger Cookie. When a coworker mentioned how good they were I embarked on a mission to give them a try. Needless to say I wasn't a fan. For starters I want to say that Royal Farms sells Berger Cookies by the pack, so if you cant find the bakery just try Royal Farms. I ended up finding a pack of two in the candy aisle for $2.79. In my opinion two was more than enough. The cookie itself consist of a wafer topped with thick fudge icing. Personally I found the wafer tasteless and dry, like a sugar free shortbread cookie I would find in the diabetic aisle. On top of the cookie is a thick layer of fudge icing. While some people have spoken highly of the topping I personally hate it. In fact the icing resembles a bottle of Duncan Hines frosting. This is obviously not a good thing, since the fudge icing is supposed to be a special German recipe. It may have started that way in the beginning, but it is certainly not that way now. Despite the cookie being tasteless and the icing being gross it is not these things that lead me to leave a bad review. I understand that taste is subjective, so to each his own. Some may enjoy the taste. My issue is that these things are filled with sugar. I mean, in a very unhealthy way. Eating two cookies (just TWO cookies) will add 40g of sugar to your diet. In my opinion Berger Cookies are so not worth the hype. I can't believe I wasted a cheat day. {sigh} read more

Berger Cookies - The Nutritional Facts is screaming "no, don't do it." - Bakeries Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

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cookies that are shaped like a Madeline and dense like pound cake hand dipped in a thick chocolate fudge like icing. I never heard of it until seeing it featured on a rerun episode of good eats and then seeing the Outpost at the Lexington market in Baltimore but definitely hooked. Had to go to several specially markets in Arlington VA to get my fix a few months ago. read more

Get off your high horses people--these strange "frosting-heavy" cookies are a local delicacy. Way back when--in my college days-- after a few (ahem) "tokes" these babies were like nirvana...Nothing better. Seriously, NOTHING was better. AHHHH let's all sing together: "memories all alone in the moonlight, I can smile at the old days, I was beautiful then...let the memory live on" These frosted, frosted, FROSTED treats, NEVER disappoint...and I mean NEVER. read more

The greatest cookie ever created. Take a big, soft cookie, then double its weight by adding a slathering of chocolate fudge. The slathering is done by hand as well, giving each berger cookie a unique look and cookie/fudge ratio. Anyone living in and around Baltimore is lucky enough to be able to swing into any Royal Farms or Giant and pick up a package. For those unfortunate souls in the DC area, I've included the list of places that carry the cookie. Rocklands Barbecue 2418 Wisconsin Ave., NW (202) 333-2558 Wagshal's Delicatessen 4855 Massachusetts Ave., NW (202) 363-5698 The Italian Store 3123 Lee Highway Arlington, VA (703) 528-6266 Rocklands Barbecue 25 S. Quaker Lane Alexandria, Va (703) 778-9663 Bradley Food and Beverage 6904 Arlington Rd. Bethesda, MD (301) 654-6966 Chevy Chase Supermarket 8531 Connecticut Ave. Chevy Chase, MD (301) 656-5133 Snider's Supermarket 1936 Seminary Rd. Silver Spring, MD (301) 589-3240 Better pick up some milk too. . . read more

Berger Cookies - I want to lick my computer screen - Bakeries Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Our family has enjoyed Berger Cookies for decades... they are a long time favorite of all 8 of us children. Our grandfather use to buy them and give them out on his coffee route to customers... a great memory and an amazingly tasty cookie. It is the perfect balance of cookie and chocolate that we love! Good with coffee in the mornings; milk late at night... anytime of the day! Thank you Berger Cookies for still being in business and serving all of us in a special Yummy way! read more

Oh my. The chocolate icing on these cookies has the consistency of play doh, but only delicious, with its thick texture that is completely moldable between your fingertips as you attempt to scrape off the excess calories from these chocolate asphyxiated shortbread cookies to make you feel better about eating three in a row, even though you claim you are a "healthy eater". Even after one bite, these cookies will change your life. I swear. read more

Berger Cookies - Fudge-y goodness - Bakeries Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

The term "cookies" is misleading. They should be called "Berger Fudge drops with a touch of cake." They are amazing and worth every calorie. absolutely love Berger Fudge drops!! read more

Dense and Rich are two words that can be used to describe the famous Baltimore Berger Cookie. It's quite similar to a Black & White cookie. The cookie part is a bit more dense and chewier. Instead of royal icing, it's a super fudge-y frosting/topping that coats the top. Really need a nice glass of milk to cut the rich sweetness of the frosting. Berger's Bakery also has a location within Lexington Market (across from Polock Johnny's). read more

Berger Cookies - Bakeries Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

I was introduced to Berger cookies many years ago on a visit to Baltimore. IMHO, third best food product ever from the State of Maryland, beaten only by crabcakes (of course) and rockfish. I am a chocoholic, so I love 'em. Fair warning: these things are Type II diabetes in a box. If you have problems with sugar, don't even read the label, let alone eat the cookies. As it happens, I do have a sugar problem, but what the heck, I'll die happy. read more

Baltimore's finest cookie. I'd drive up from DC for a Bergers if I had to. One cannot properly put in to words the heaven that is their puffy sugar cookie slathered in thick fudge. I'd eat a pack a day if I could. read more

CAUTION- THIS IS NOT A BAKERY. We drove around for about 5 minutes, then realized there is no bakery here. It seems to be a factory where they make the cookies, if that. There is absolutely nothing there that would resemble a bakery, and it's not a good area AT ALL. Find somewhere else! read more

Having heard of how good these cookies are, we drove all the way to Baltimore just to get some. We went to the one in Lexington Market. Very yummy cookies. Definitely worth the price. Next time you drive to Baltimore, make sure that you stop by to get them cookies. read more

Berger cookies is one of the reasons I fell in love with Baltimore -Located inside of Lexington Market, it has sweets EVERYWHERE - SO REASONABLY PRICED. Cupcakes are around $2 for two, cookies are like 2.25 for 1/4 pound omgosh just so cheap - snickerdoodles taste like heaven. Like butter but in a good way. Small and flat and super noms - customer service: they're so sweet and blunt. We had a group of girls from USC and they gave us the last Black/White cookie for free. Then realizing that we had a group of six, she ran back with 6 chocolate chip cookies just for us :) so sweet Just check it out and try something, anything, and you'll be sold. read more

It was just 3.5 hours ago when I lost my Berger cookie virginity in the driver's seat of my car. I've heard about these cookies only a few months ago, even though I grew up in the area. Bothered by reading about them without having ever tried one, I FINALLY set up a quest to Giant, just to get a package. After frantically looking through the bakery section and almost convinced they weren't in stock, I found them hidden below a table of breads or cookies or cakes (whatever they weren't on my radar). I ripped the package as I was walking out the store, but in an attempt to maintain some dignity, waited until I got inside my car to eat one. The 30 second anticipation during the walk to my car was almost unbearable. I took my first bite into the soft, chocolate frosted cookie and thought "this is aight," but upon further chewing, the soft cookie covered in the perfect amount of what seems to be in between chocolate frosting and fudge, was more than just "aight." Good thing I put the rest of the package in the trunk, because I would have finished the entire package in the 30 second drive home. Oh Berger cookie, you have just made me love Baltimore. read more

I was lucky enough to grow up on these gems- either my parents or my grandparents almost always had some on hand. They are this crazy SOFT shortbread type cookie covered with a TON of thick chocolate fudge. SOOOOO good. I don't care if they're horrible for you! You really only need to eat one and make sure you have some milk on hand! We have found them at BJ's, Costco and Sam's Club at greatly discounted prices. Oh, they also have a stand at the Lexington Market under the name De Bauffre Bakery and they have GREAT baked goods. Edited to add: It appears that BJ's, Costco and Sam's no longer carry Berger cookies. Very sad about this! read more

When I was a kid, I could put away four of these easily. These days, I'm lucky if I can eat two in one sitting before my internal sugar police starts strapping on the riot gear. Nonetheless, the wonder that is Berger Cookies still puts a smile on my face whenever I arrive home to a care package from my aunt and uncle in Baltimore. Over the years, I've gotten three friends, five roommates, and four coworkers hooked on these cookies. Picture, if you will, a plain vanilla cookie. The cookie is nothing special. The cookie is, indeed, nothing more than a token vehicle for the chocolate fudge topping. This chocolate is sugary, delicious, and tastes unlike anything else I've ever had. It will impress and overwhelm you. You'll probably need a drink of milk. And then another cookie. read more

i think this location closed? my wife and i were trying to use our phone to navigate us to this area and it didn't work. we drove around in circles for about 15-20 min looking for it. the neighborhood that we drove around wasn't exactly the safest place either. luckily it was around 1pm on a Sunday.. if it was late at night, we probably would have felt a lot more concerned that we were lost in a shady neighborhood. ------------------- ***EDITED my review Okay, so originally I gave this place 1 star because this address listed is just for the warehouse. You can't really go to this address to buy cookies! You have to get them from a supermarket or area that participates with Berger's Cookies and sells them. So do NOT waste your time driving to this area looking for the cookies. Yesterday in my area (Centreville, VA), I went to Giant Food supermarket near my house to buy some stuff and guess what? I saw a basket of Berger's Cookies. I grabbed a package and took it home to try. My family and I tried the cookies and while they are good, they weren't anything special. Maybe it is a Baltimore thing. It was basically just a soft shortbread cookie with extremely sweet fudge on it. A box of the cookies was $5.99. I wouldn't get them again. read more

I used to buy these for all my events at a school...everybody loves them, who can resist? Fresh is best because sometimes the cookie part is dry. The fudge is fudgy and very chocolatey. One is enough--they are so rich! Can be bought at Eddie's, Lexington Market, and other local joints. read more

Well I just got a craving for Berger cookies which is inconvenient since I moved to Tennessee twelve years ago. I did a Bing search and came on this page. Take a chill pill people! The lady on the phone was nice and very helpful. It is the warehouse but they take orders so I can expect my cookies in 3-7 days. Very easy and nice experience and looking forward to the treat. I could wait until I'm up there at Christmas but I guess I'm having gratification deferral failure. read more

A friend of mine brought these over to my house and left them there. They were in a zip-lock bag and I decided to try one. (BIG MISTAKE!) One turned into two and two into three and before you know it the WHOLE bag was gone! They were DELICIOUS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! They are VERY rich and after my 3rd cookie I felt like I needed a gallon of milk. I ordered them online and just got a new shipment. The only thing I have to be careful about now is the fact that they are 140 calories a pop! You can easily consume 4 cookies in no time! I recommend crabbing 2 cookies with some ICE cold milk, sit down and ENJOY! It will be an experience you will never forget. :-) read more

Yikes! There must be a cup of sugar in each one of these cookies! I'm not a total health nut, but I would like to keep my teeth intact. There is just way too much sugar in these things. It took me LOT's of milk to get through ONE cookie. I'm just not used to the sugar shock. While I'm a fan of soft cookies, I think the over the top sweetness ruins the flavors of the cookie. Not recommended for health conscious people! read more

I am called The Cookie Mommy by my daughter for a reason and these are one of the best cookies I have EVAR eaten. I was turned onto them years ago by a co-worker and since this was before internet shopping became the norm, I gave up hope of ever having them again until watching The Talk the day they gave a tin of them to a guest. I immediately went on line, found the Berger website and placed my order. Three days later I had a cookiegasm in my mouth! Such a soft favorable vanilla cookie covered with the most decadent chocolate fudge icing in the world! Words can barely describe how good the icing is. Like a cross between fudge and a brownie. You can't just eat one! Now that you have read this review, immediately go to the website and place your order if you don't live anywhere close to Baltimore. Don't freak over the shipping cost...it's worth it! read more

Just learned about this cookie today by chance. Thanks to another review I saw a local place that sold them. I stopped by during lunch and picked up a pack. The package is heavy (1lbs, 10 cookies) and through the plastic you can see why. The cookies are loaded with at least a 1/4in of fudge on one side. I tried one so far and they are easily one of the best cookies I have ever had. I would imagine some cold milk would make the experience even better. I don't think I could eat more than one at a time though. The next time I am near Baltimore I will stop by the bakery and see how freshly baked ones compare. Definitely worth the effort to track these things down. read more

THE best cookie ever. Tivoli Square Giant in Columbia Heights carries them. Dunno that I believe the nutritional info (140 calories and 4.5 grams of fat). If it's true, dats the best tasting 140 calories I ever et. I like to put 'em in the freezer so that I forget they're there. But one time I chipped a toof on the hardened icing, so be careful! read more

A day gets no better than an Eddie's shrimp salad sandwich, followed by a big ol' Berger cookie. Well, at least...it used to get no better than that. Now, a day gets no better than -- as the sun goes down and everyone crowds closer to the bonfire on the beach, after a day in the sun -- passing around the Berger cookies I have shipped from home, and savoring the fudgey goodness. As you watch the expressions on the faces gathered around you, for the first time tasting cookie perfection (if you can even call this a cookie), it's among the most highly satisfying food experiences one can have. I look forward to my shipments with a fervor that is bordering on unhealthy. I have learned to live without snowballs with marshmallow topping...I have weaned myself from Utz Crab Chips. But being without Berger Cookies? Never. read more

So, I ordered online from their website. I live about an hour away from Baltimore but based on the time it took to get my order, it was like ordering from half way across the world. This clearly is a business that has been around for quite some time. They have not fully embraced the online model. Plus they are pretty bad about telephone call-backs, no one ever called me back despite leaving weekly messages. In any event, I finally got the cookies and cake ordered online. Were they worth the wait? Mmmm... they were good... reminds you of a Lorna Doone , with about a half inch of dark chocolate frosting on one side. The cake was average. Would I order again from online? No way. read more

My friend brought me some Berger cookies when he went to visit Baltimore last year, and I forgot just how good these cookies really were until I went to Baltimore this past weekend. The Berger Cookie is delicious! It's a shortbread-like cookie topped with a generous amount fudge. Usually fudge is too sweet for me, but when paired with the cookie on the bottom it balanced out well. I didn't try any of their other cookies, but some of them looked like things you could buy from a supermarket. I also didn't understand their prices. Next to the cookies it will give a price for 1/4 pound, 1/2 pound, and 1 pound, but I got charged 2 cookies/$1. read more

Way too sweet and rich for my taste. But I wouldn't mind enjoy a couple every now and then. read more

Now I buy these at Weis Markets, normally, because it's easier than driving all the way to the factory, but my dad used to do that for us. Much better than the cakes, I think . . . they don't have the same flavor or ratio of frosting to cake. Another bonus, you can usually find them at Costco and can buy 2 packages for a good price. Freeze one and eat the other . . . or just eat both!! : ) They do get moldy, though. I exercised great restraint one time and forgot about the expiration date. A whole box of them was ruined. *sob* read more

Baltimore + cookie = Berger Cookies. You'll need a whole cup of milk for one cookie. They are a delicious snack once in a blue moon. read more

Saw these on the food channel and being a chocoholic wanted to try them. Arrived today, well packaged. So disappointed! The cookie has no taste and the chocolate tastes exactly like canned frosting. Chocolate has to be bad for me to toss it. I'll stick to Pepperidge Farms. Just nasty! read more

yeah, probably not good for you... i lived in baltimore way back in the day, so why have i never heard of berger cookies until now? well, at least my sister got to one up me and show me something new for a change! cookies are real good though. wifey says coating is fudge, but i think it is chocolate frosting, like on a chocolate cake. read more

For those of you who "don't get the hype" about these amazing soft, delicious, shortbread, fudgey layered cookies... IT'S. A. BALTIMORE. THING.... HON :) read more