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    Craig's Cookies

    3.9 (142 reviews)
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    Open 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Nutella
    Kayla B.

    Dont get me wrong, its a GOOD cookie. But if you're looking for a special chocolate chip cookie or creative cookie this just may disappoint you. They just add different toppings to the same dough so it's not really much different regardless of the cookie you get. The nutella was good but again nutella added to anything makes it better. Overall may come back for a late treat but wouldn't go out of my way or crave it

    Leland L.

    Really good cookie spot! I was impressed by the variety of options here. I got the toffee cookie and it was delicious! This place was great for a spontaneous sweet treat because they are open late, whereas there are so many bakeries that close in the afternoon. Highly recommend!

    Mara D.

    Cute bake shop and staff was super friendly. Chocolate Chip was soft and tasty . The Oreo & Chocolate Chip was delicious!!!! That was my favorite! Def going back when in town.

    Rochelle C.

    Been here twice because of the hype around this brand. Overall, I am not a fan. They taste like any ordinary homemade cookie, but 3x the cost for the tiny size. I would say that these are about as small as people would make chocolate chip cookies. The consensus among my friends and I are that they are also a bit too sweet for our preferences. Also, it seems like they just add different toppings to the basic cookie dough rather than adding new flavours in the dough.

    S'more & Chocolate Chip Cookie
    Manny L.

    Chocolate chip cookie: 2.5/5. Buttery, greasy cookie. Was pretty dry, and an unremarkable cookie. S'more Cookie: 3.5/5. Cookie was filled with gooey marshmallow and melted chocolate. Too sweet for my liking. Overall would pass, Le Gourmand had a better cookie.

    Jocelyn C.

    As a person who enjoys cookies, I am very pleased with Craig's Cookies. The most pleasing thing about these cookies is not the pillowy decadence with crisp edges, but the fact that there actually is a Craig behind Craig's Cookies. I was deeply disturbed to learn that Betty Crocker never actually existed and there is no doctor behind Dr. Pepper. Do not get me started on Aunt Jemima. The concept of an idealized brand personality is powerful in marketing, but Craig doesn't take advantage of that - he exists. Upon learning of his existence and also one time having him serve the cookies himself to me in the Parkdale location, my day had already been sweetened. ​​ People complain that they're too salty, but it's a delicate balance to me. The ratio is to the cookie as the salt is to the single tear of joy I cried the first time I bit into this cookie. The box in which the cookies come in is a soft pink that rivals the ooey gooey softness of the freshly-baked centres. These cookies are moist, chewy and the perfect recipe that feels like it's passed down by generations, but with a gay twist. It's the decadence you would imagine in a fucking candy bar, stuffed into a ball of cookie dough, and baked until it's perfect. I rate Craig's Cookies an 11/10 for cookies. The extra 1 accounts for inflation.

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    Kseniya V.

    Shop just opened up across from mt work, so I decided to give their cookies a go. I was a bit surprised by the little variety that was offered, and more appalled by the charge of $7 for 2 measly cookies. At this price point, I was expecting to have a euphoric experience, that of the Cookie Monster. Unfortunately as I bit into the toffee cookie, all that could be tasted was a whole lot of salt. I am not sure if someone accidentally grabbed it instead of the sugar that day, but the result was in half of the cookie that could not be ingested by any means, being broken and fed to the pigeons of Parkdale. The same occurrence was with the Macadamia white chocolate cookie. I have never in my life came across a more absurd tasting baked good. It was saltier than my tears after a swim in a salt lake. Truly bizarre, and very disappointing after seeing so much attention Craig's Cookies have received. In conclusion, I paid $7.00 for 2 piles of salt disguised as scrumptious cookies.

    Pumpkin pie cookie.
    Koji S.

    Tried the pumpkin-pie cookie and the butter-tart cookie - all cookies consist of a chocolate-chip cookie with some other element placed in the center. The chocolate-chip base is amazingly soft and gooey, while the pumpkin pie made for an excellent combination. (By contrast, I found the butter tart a bit intense all around, although I suppose butter tarts generally are.) They have a *very* wide selection of cookies! As someone who looks for novelty more than familiarity in food, going back to try them all is a very appealing prospect!

    Massive cookies with unique flavours
    Mariko M.

    I was first introduced to Craig's Cookies at a fundraiser back in the fall. There were many flavors, but I could only try two - Original Chocolate Chip & Mars Bar- because I was stuffed at the end of the night. This shop is quite far from where I live so I had to drop in when I was in the area. For Father's Day, I picked up half a dozen cookies - Original, Tim Tam, Bounty, Mars Bar, Ferrero Rocher, Wunderbar. Unique flavors, there's something for every palette. My father likes coconut so he enjoyed the Bounty cookie. The cookies here are large and filled generously. Thankfully I don't live close to this shop as I would probably end up here on a daily basis. Craig also has popup shops at Nordstrom. Again, thankfully they're sold out each time I'm in the department store. Good for: cookies

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    Kimberly J.

    So very good! B found this spot on Yelp and I'm so glad we checked it out. Street parking is available. The cashier was friendly and helpful. It smells so good in here. Freshly baked cookies are the best. Craig's Cookies does an amazing job with their unique creations. They have a variety of chocolate chip cookies, all of which were delicious. They are warm, gooey in the middle, and incredibly flavorful. These puppies are dangerously good. Perfect for sharing. The cookie shop is super cute and cozy. This isn't a place where you can sit and enjoy your cookies, it's more of a to go spot. So get your goodies to go and enjoy these excellent cookies!

    Tish K.

    I tried a dozen cookies with the following flavours: Glosette peanut Twix Skor Reeses Rice crispy Classic The cookies are all great and the rice crispy was especially good!! They do run out of certain flavours, so you can only get what's available and you should also expect some lines. The cookies (especially when slightly warmed) live up to the hype and are delicious. They are definitely on the pricey side, but a worthwhile cost for the experience!

    Rice krispie cookie
    Lawson L.

    Finally got the chance to try this spot and it definitely lives up to its reputation. It's a small place with a variety of cookie flavours. And when I say a variety I mean A LOT. From toblerone, to rice krispies, Christmas themed, cinnamon roll... You name it, they probably done it before. If your a fan of stuffed cookies this with a try.

    Chocolate chip & Nutella cookies
    Michelle T.

    They got many cool flavours but I always find myself getting the classic chocolate chip, tried the brown, kitkat, and Nutella ones. Small place at their queen location, but they do pop up at Eatons Nordstrom! Overall love their cookies but sometimes I find that there is a little too much salt.

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