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    Pinckney Cookie Cafe

    4.6 (59 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 7:00 pm

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    Apple pie, oatmeal, espresso, Brown sugar bourbon, chocolate chip
    Huong L.

    I am apparently on a cookie phase where I see a place selling them I want to try :) I heard a lot about this company over a few foodie group so was pleasantly surprised to see them at the UW farmers market. Looks like the guy that is there is the founder and he seem to be pretty busy. Busy enough to not be able to restock the cookies. We managed to get 4 cookies: apple pie, dark chocolate oatmeal, classic chocolate chip and the double chocolate espresso. The cookies flavors are ok in my opinion because I'm not a fan of soft cookies. So if you are a softie fan, these are a must. I do like the dark chocolate oatmeal and apple pie cookies a lot though because the complex texture. Oh and they had a deal where if you buy 4, you get 2 of their brown sugar bourbon cookie, and they were decent. Overall, I can see myself ordering the oatmeal and apple pie cookies again here And the price is so much more reasonable than a lot of places

    Owned and operated by Michael Pinckney himself - one of the best parts of visiting this shop!
    Brian H.

    In the labyrinth of Kirkland's strip malls, nestled between a burger joint and a sandwich shop, lies a cookie haven that could make even the most stoic Seattleite crack a smile. The aroma of freshly baked indulgence wafts through the air, luring unsuspecting passersby into its cozy embrace. The menu boasts a lineup of confections that read like a hipster's dream: brown butter brown sugar bourbon spice, Bing Bling with cherry pieces, and the so-called "Miracle Cookies"--vegan, gluten-free wonders that defy the laws of dessert physics. Each bite is a revelation, a symphony of flavors that dance on the palate, making one ponder why we ever settled for subpar sweets. In a city obsessed with artisanal everything, this spot stands out as a beacon for those seeking sugary salvation. The owner was who served me and his smile and conversation elevated my cookie shopping experience! I'll be back very soon to try the local teas, chocolate, and coffees on top of his delicious cookies and waffles!

    Vegan Gluten Free cookies shipped in less than a week!
    Joyce L.

    I discovered Pinckney Cookie Cafe through Yelp's recommendation for Black-Owned Businesses that deliver. Who wouldn't be curious about a 5-star Cookie Cafe that also offered plant-based/vegan and gluten-free options? I placed my online order on Monday and received the cookies Friday, nicely packaged in an adorable giftbox and carefully nestled into a larger corrugated box for shipping. Everything arrived quickly and in perfect shape for eating! I ordered a custom box, one of each variety of the "Miracle Cookie" line, which are all vegan and gluten-free. 1. Original 2. Chocolate Oatmeal 3. Bing Bling 4. Classic Chocolate Chip 5. Double Chocolate Espresso 6. Apple Pie Some of the cookies had a moist, almost cake-like texture, chewy and super tasty! The others were simply chewy and ultra soft-baked and too easy to eat!! Their style of cookies are a smidge on the sweet side for my taste (but most cookies are when I'm not the one doing the baking). Part of the wonderful texture of these cookies is attributed to their 10-ingredient flour blend called Miracle Flour. Vegan cookies aren't too tough to make, but. BUT. moist, gluten free cookies (vegan or not) are not-so-easy to accomplish without the cookies getting crumbly or having a grainy texture due to the alternative flours. Pinckney's Miracle Flour lives up to the name. Also, there is something to be said when a bakery decides to make Chocolate Oatmeal Cookie as opposed to Oatmeal Raisin. Who wants raisins??? That's like getting a box of raisins trick or treating!! Just. No. Chocolate Oatmeal was what told me I could trust this bakery (haha) I thoroughly enjoyed each one of the cookies ordered. My favorite was the Classic Chocolate Chip and Double Chocolate Espresso. As for the Apple Pie, I personally would have preferred a ton more spice but the cookie was still fabulous. It reminded me of a sweeter version of a Clif Bar. I would definitely order again now that I know which cookies I really love. Treat yourself to a cookie combo box!! No excuses, they ship nationwide!

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    The Miracle cookies are actually miraculous. Love this place. I come back for myself primarily and for friends and family secondarily.

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    I read the reviews before buying and it's not that great. There are a lot better cookies out there.

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    Great store and delicious 4 different cookies. The worker was very friendly. Clean store.

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