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    Cara's Cookie Company

    3.8 (14 reviews)

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    Oscar S.

    Cookies were amazing, coffee was perfect for the early morning cool weather. Service was great. Very helpful in answering my questions about the multiple options. Really good spot inside the High Point Truist Stadium.

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    Lindsey B.

    I was impressed by the selection provided by Cara's Cookie Company! All of the cookies looked so yummy, but I decided on the "Oreo Crunch." The cookie was somewhat dry, but I can probably attribute that to how FULL!!! the cookie was of Oreos. Every single bite had to have at least half an Oreo- that's how stuffed it was. The price was steep for a cookie, but made sense for this one, considering how huge it was. I would like to go back and try some of the other flavors! The service was quick and the workers were nice.

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    Ellie L.

    We got custom cookies to match my sisters baby shower theme and they turned out amazing! The cookies themselves were really good as well. Even the other cookies for sell are great, especially the cookies and cream! Staff was great and provided excellent service!

    Mike V.

    Hopped a ride on the trolley during social Saturday in High Point, and Stopped by the Stock and Grain Food hall to refresh our drinks. Walking in we saw a "new to us" spot, Cara's Cookies. It was a bit later in the evening, so I knew I had to get something sweet or potentially miss out They had a good variety of cookies, all monster sized and super thick. It was a tough choice, but I went with the s'mores cookie, and glad I did! It was super moist, flavorful, and more than enough to share with my wife. The cashier was friendly, and happy to offer suggestions. The pricing was very fair for the size of the cookie. I'll certainly be back to try more!!

    Natika G.

    The kids love cookies so when we noticed this place we had to stop. They had a lot of options. Oatmeal, chocolate chip, s'more and toffee just to name a few of their flavors. The cookies were huge and looked really pretty. Each cookie is $5 and so were the cake pushups. First time seeing those! Everything we had was cool besides the pushups. They had a strange texture. Service was great and if you buy three cookies you get a free one!

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