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Lowrider Cookie Company

4.5 (195 reviews)
ModerateBakeries, Desserts
Closed • 11:00 am - 7:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago
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Alex N.

Wow this place exceeded my expectations! I loved their chocolate chip! Good texture, plenty of chocolate! I highly recommend and would come back!

Earl S.

We purchased an assortment of four cookies and they were okay. They are shaped untraditionally and would be better, I suspect, if they are warmed or served with ice cream. Parking in this area of the city was a challenge but we made it work for our brief visit. I wanted more of of the key lime filling for the key lime cookie--it was more so a limited garnish of icing/frosting on top. The brown butter chocolate chip cookie was pretty good. The lemon cookie was pretty decent. They are pretty good, but I have had better cookies for the price.

Bethani E.

As we were making our way to the gate at Seattle airport, our eyes were drawn to this cookie kiosk. The cookies were a decent size and looked amazing. We decided to get a half dozen to snack on for the plane ride home. It was a mix of birthday cake, brown butter triple chocolate chip, snickerdoodle, cookies and cream, etc. Cookies were thick, tasty, great texture and perfect amount of sweetness. The logo and company story were pretty cute. I would name a business after my dogs too. Would definitely check out their other locations next time we're back in Seattle.

Brown Butter Triple Chocolate Chip
Helen C.

Swung by for dessert after dinner on a weekday around 8PM. Although they were running low on a couple flavors, they weren't fully out of any of them, but they were completely out of milk, which was a tragedy. The store was pretty empty and there was no seating. Parking in this area of Cap Hill isn't the worst, but it's pretty bad. Overall, the texture is crunchy on the edges and dense in the best way in the center. Personally, I enjoyed these heated up a bit (just 10-20 seconds in the microwave). The brown butter chocolate chip was by far my favorite, but none of the flavors were overwhelmingly sweet - even the s'mores option, which was a pleasant surprise. Overall, the pricing isn't the worst (3ish bucks for a cookie) and while I don't think they blew my mind, they won't disappoint and this is coming from someone who is very picky with their cookies.

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Rima Z.

Lovely shop, easily spotted from the bus and when walking down the street. Clean and tidy interior with a nice display case. Appreciate that the cookies are packed in a box; they'd crumble in a bag. Love the sticker on the inside - always nice to know the owners back story! This pride in ownership and charm bumps my rating up to a 4. Service was great; the sales person was friendly and willingly provided advice when I was trying to decide between the Toffee Pecan (which she said was a good balance between salty and sweet) and the Brown Butter Chocolate Chip. Since her eyes lit up when describing the chocolate chip, I went with that one. Solid choice! Stuffed strawberry rhubarb - limited edition; how could I NOT indulge (and buy two of them!)?! A buttery snickerdoodle cookie - this is more of an individual strawberry rhubarb pie kind of experience. The filling is tangy and tastes homemade. Solid 4. Beware though, it's rich! Chocolate peanut butter cup - didn't get much of a PB flavor, definitely more of a brownie chew. A few too many salt sprinkles. I'd give it a 3. Brown Butter Chocolate Chip - mmm. Yummers. Rich flavor. Solid 3.

Vanessa P.

I was really excited to try these cookies after hearing so much about them. The first thing that stood out was the size. They're pretty large and thick in the center. Lowrider also does a good job of making their cookies nice and soft but crispy on the outside. I got the s'mores and birthday cake cookies, which were packed with flavor. They also had a bit of a saltiness to them, which really added to the flavor profile. Overall, I highly recommend Lowrider Cookie Company! The only issue may be parking, so it may be better to walk or have someone else driving who can drop you off.

Ardy R.

Wow! We were walking through the Sea-Tac Airport and saw this adorable cookie stand. We bought 1 s'mores cookie ($3.25) and it was DELICIOUS! Great price and totally worth every bite! I highly recommend finding this cookie stand next time you're passing thru Sea-Tac.

Christine B.

These cookies are amazing. They have a small space but there is seating outside. There were around 10 flavors to choose from. I got a half dozen. Every flavor was delicious. The person working was friendly and patient as we chose our cookies. I'll definitely be back!

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Diana C.

We got a six pack and they were all very tasty! They have a fairly unique selection, such as the smores or the cookies and cream. The worker who helped us was friendly and patient as we debated which ones to choose. It's mostly set up for take out with only a few small tables or chairs inside. Very cute and clean little spot.

Salted Toffee Pecan - IG @bougiefoodieboi
Kyle W.

Something about thick cookies hit the spot for me. For example, I distinctly remembered Levain's cookies in NYC, which were absolutely divine, so I am glad I was able to find a somewhat adjacent place in Seattle. I wasn't even planning on trying this out, even though I was parked right in front of this establishment to wait for a friend, until my friend in the car really hyped this place out. We were in a rush to go somewhere, but to my surprise, my friend got us a few cookies here to try. I personally tried the butter pecan and it was fairly soft, buttery, and just the right amount of sweetness. I also got to try the cookies and cream and smores that was a bit on the sweeter side, but those were still pretty delicious. Prices are fair, around $3 for a cookie, and one cookie is more than enough, so it could make a nice, fairly inexpensive dessert. What's cool is that these cookies are kinda shaped like a mini pizza or tart, so my thoughts wander off that it could be a nice little pizookie?

Salted toffee pecan and chocolate chip
Huong L.

After hearing soooo many recommendations of this place, I finally gave it a try :) I actually had a couple of cookies here before but it was from a coffee shop and it wasn't fresh so it wasn't the best. But I finally went to the store and got them fresh and they are way better. I feel like the "normal" cookies was standard. It didn't really stand out much in terms of flavor. Definitely get these fresh as they got hard the next day. We got the salted toffee pecan, the chocolate chip, the chocolate peanut butter chip, and the hot chocolate with marshmallows. The stuffed cookie is really really good. When eaten on the same day, it was soft and light and warm. After leaving it for a day, it got a little hard but in a good way. You get that cookie crunch on the outside but still soft on the inside. Probably my favorite thing was the cookie cake. I got the cookie and cream and omg, I prefer this over a cake any day. It was moist and the texture was good and flavor was heavenly. One day out didn't do anything to the integrity of the cake. It stayed as delicious. Overall, I would come back for the stuffed cookie and the cookie cake for sure.

Cool logo on cookie box (11/6/21)
Marie B.

Seattle is blessed with indie spots and cafes that are cookie focused. And being a baking enthusiast, I'm always on the hunt for cookies baked with love and quality ingredients. My first experiences with Lowrider were from the University District Farmers Market and the Georgetown Trailer Park. It was just okay. However, fast forward years later, I caught the tail end of a pop up hosted at Pilgrim Coffeehouse over in Haller Lake/Oak Tree area (11/6/21) and bought half a dozen. I ate not one, but two cookies while having a mocha at the counter. They weren't just okay, these were phenomenal! I finally visited the location over in the Central District, bought another half dozen and claimed a freebie (12/2/21). Again, it was not a fluke. Delicious. Literally one of those shops, where blindfolded and told to point for your selections, you would not go wrong. These have staying power, although the cookies I brought home were gobbled up within three days, lol. Tasty cookies in Georgetown, at this Central District location, various pop ups (check their website/IG), and was told that a future location in Burien is in the works. Psst, feel free to consider a location in Shoreline too.

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Yummy cookies. Creative & gooey. Not excessively sweet. Local ice cream as well. Small inside. Friendly service.

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Darn good cookies, friendly staff, bright clean atmosphere!!!!!!! Now have an addiction!!!!! Wlii give as Christams gifts

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