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A good little stop to satisfy your sweet tooth! Come hungry or come with family/friends because you can't buy just one cookie: the minimum purchase amount is six! As you can see - the cookies are about the size of a Chips Ahoy (but that's where the similarities stop - The Chipyard is much better) -- so they're aren't the obscene giant cookies that other establishments seem to be serving these days. There is a decent selection of types: I stuck with the chocolate chip (x4), a chocolate walnut chip and a white chocolate chip. I prefer to enjoy my cookies fresh (aka a little warm) and these were not - but that's a personal preference. Nice little stop in Faneuil Hall! 2014: 57/100
Not for me. I get that the cookies are small and not made typically round. But I honestly wish it was a bit bigger, had a softer inside, crunchier exterior and tasted a bit better. The oatmeal cookie was a bit better than the chocolate chip but still nothing that I would ever come back to. I had higher expectations and was quite disappointed.
Nice balanced soft and crispy smaller sized cookies. Had the traditional chocolate chip. You can get half dz for around $7. They were good but nothing you can't make at home with store brought cookie dough. But the convenience of warm cookies while shopping is worth the money. I waited for a few minutes while the employee held a conversation on her cellphone. Not worth a recommendation but everyone loves cookies right.
Located in Faneuil Hall Marketplace, offers a variety of bite sized cookies (chocolate chip, fudge chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter, etc.). Prices are decent, although a little on the pricey side for the size of the cookies (a dozen for $11). I decided on a half dozen chocolate chip and half dozen fudge chocolate chip. They came out of the warmer, so I was expecting them to be warm, cripsy on the outside/soft on the inside, and gooey. Instead they were slightly warm and more crunchy than soft. Both weren't super sweet. Preferred the chocolate chip over the fudge chocolate chip. The cookies also came in different sizes, although they were all bite sized. Glad I got to try cookies from The Chipyard, just not sure I'll be back given there so many dessert options nearby.
Went here over the weekend and not sure what happened to this place. They used to be great. They're pretty bad now. Cookies were overdone. All of them were super crunchy - not soft like I remember. They were also small for the price. Customer service was friendly, but wouldn't return.
There's something about getting a dozen of mini cookies from the Chipyard whenever I visit Fanueil Hall. There's just so gosh darn good. They're out of this world if you can get them straight out of the oven. Crispy edges, soft middle, and the right amount of chocolate chips. $10 for a dozen, guess covid's made them raise their prices^^^. Watched the price go up over the years but as tradition and as acting quality control, I highly recommend you get some. There's also oatmeal raisin and peanut butter chocolate chip. Service was quick and they take cash and card.
The peanut-butter chocolate chip were not very peanut buttery. The chocolate chocolate chip were good, but the best of the three types we had RP were the classic chocolate chip cookies. Buttery fall apart in your hands (even the next day) and a good chocolate chip ratio.
After eating a really lackluster and kind of bad lunch, I was walking around the market when the backside of The Boston Chipyard came up and I ran around to the front to see what this place was about. This cool little cookie shop had a bunch of different flavour cookies for sale as well as some drinks and I knew I needed to at least grab a half dozen to try. I ended up grabbing five for me and one for my wife (she only wanted one, so don't judge me) and I grabbed some of the mint chocolate chip, double chocolate, and some chocolate chips as well and every single cookie was pretty darn solid. Don't get me wrong, they weren't exactly fresh or warm, but the cookies still had really solid flavour to them and when it comes to little cookies, I'm pretty darn easy to please. Overall, The Boston Chipyard had a fantastic name, the staff was solid, the location is great right outside of the Faneuil hall, and I mean, you can't really go wrong with cookies. read more
Saw this one on my foodie research before arriving in Boston. Great option for sharing a treat with a group. You can order a half dozen or more cookies. Lots of flavors, I enjoyed the crispy original chocolate chip and the fudge chip. Service was fast and easy and the location in the market makes it easy to find. read more
8 months ago
I loved visiting the Boston Chipyard! We tried a few of each cookie and enjoyed all of them. I like that they have bag and tin options to keep them fresh. They were warm and soft and so delicious. My favorite was the peanut butter cookie as it had so much flavor. The service was so quick and the girls working were very friendly. The Chipyard is located inside of Faneuil Hall. They have a parking garage across the street with easy access to the hall. Definitely add this to your Boston itinerary! read more
2 years ago
A good little stop to satisfy your sweet tooth! Come hungry or come with family/friends because you can't buy just one cookie: the minimum purchase amount is six! As you can see - the cookies are about the size of a Chips Ahoy (but that's where the similarities stop - The Chipyard is much better) -- so they're aren't the obscene giant cookies that other establishments seem to be serving these days. There is a decent selection of types: I stuck with the chocolate chip (x4), a chocolate walnut chip and a white chocolate chip. I prefer to enjoy my cookies fresh (aka a little warm) and these were not - but that's a personal preference. Nice little stop in Faneuil Hall! 2014: 57/100 read more
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Thanks so much for your thoughtful review, Kristin Leigh! We're so…
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We’re so glad you had a sweet Mother’s Day, Lisa—thank you for the 5…
2 years ago
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Thank you for sticking with us over the years, Becca—we truly…
9 months ago
Not for me. I get that the cookies are small and not made typically round. But I honestly wish it was a bit bigger, had a softer inside, crunchier exterior and tasted a bit better. The oatmeal cookie was a bit better than the chocolate chip but still nothing that I would ever come back to. I had higher expectations and was quite disappointed. read more
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Thank you for trying out The Boston Chipyard, Woo. I'm sorry to hear…
1 year ago
Nice balanced soft and crispy smaller sized cookies. Had the traditional chocolate chip. You can get half dz for around $7. They were good but nothing you can't make at home with store brought cookie dough. But the convenience of warm cookies while shopping is worth the money. I waited for a few minutes while the employee held a conversation on her cellphone. Not worth a recommendation but everyone loves cookies right. read more
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Thank you for your review, Cierra! We are glad to hear you enjoyed…
2 years ago
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Thank you for giving us a try, Liliana, and for sharing your honest…
4 years ago
Located in Faneuil Hall Marketplace, offers a variety of bite sized cookies (chocolate chip, fudge chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter, etc.). Prices are decent, although a little on the pricey side for the size of the cookies (a dozen for $11). I decided on a half dozen chocolate chip and half dozen fudge chocolate chip. They came out of the warmer, so I was expecting them to be warm, cripsy on the outside/soft on the inside, and gooey. Instead they were slightly warm and more crunchy than soft. Both weren't super sweet. Preferred the chocolate chip over the fudge chocolate chip. The cookies also came in different sizes, although they were all bite sized. Glad I got to try cookies from The Chipyard, just not sure I'll be back given there so many dessert options nearby. read more
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Thank you for giving us a try, Abegail. We appreciate you taking the…
2 years ago
Went here over the weekend and not sure what happened to this place. They used to be great. They're pretty bad now. Cookies were overdone. All of them were super crunchy - not soft like I remember. They were also small for the price. Customer service was friendly, but wouldn't return. read more
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We are truly sorry to hear that your recent visit to The Boston…
1 year ago
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Hi Yvonne, Thanks for taking the time to share your experience—we're…
There's something about getting a dozen of mini cookies from the Chipyard whenever I visit Fanueil Hall. There's just so gosh darn good. They're out of this world if you can get them straight out of the oven. Crispy edges, soft middle, and the right amount of chocolate chips. $10 for a dozen, guess covid's made them raise their prices^^^. Watched the price go up over the years but as tradition and as acting quality control, I highly recommend you get some. There's also oatmeal raisin and peanut butter chocolate chip. Service was quick and they take cash and card. read more
The peanut-butter chocolate chip were not very peanut buttery. The chocolate chocolate chip were good, but the best of the three types we had RP were the classic chocolate chip cookies. Buttery fall apart in your hands (even the next day) and a good chocolate chip ratio. read more
3 years ago
This place has been in Quincy Market for years. For about $20 you can get 2 dozen cookies in neat little paper bags. (Theyre usually iconic bright yellow bags but I guess they had run out of those when I went by today.) I like to get them for my co-workers during lunch or for family during the holidays. For a couple bucks more you can get the cookies in pretty little tins. The cookies themselves used to be much smaller, but I'm not complaining. They're perfect little bite sized treats, not too sweet and not enough to spoil supper. read more
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Thank you for your kind words and review of The Boston Chipyard,…
4 years ago
Skip the bakery inside and check this place out. We tried 3 different flavors, chocolate chip, peanut butter choc chip and oatmeal raisin. They were small and served warm and they had the perfect balance of chewiness and crispness. Excellent quick and friendly service ! read more
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Thank you so much for our review, Trisha! We really appreciate your…
7 years ago
The cookies are kinda small like Mrs. Fields sized. I bought two dozen to take home and packed them carefully in my bag on the plane for souvenir but they survived. But be wary, these cookies really crumble and they are best eaten on the spot. I believe they do sell time cans for take home but I didnt want to pay extra. Nonetheless, they were yummy. Great plain classic cookie recipe that would pair well with a large cup of milk. read more
Stopped by Chipyard to try out some cookies during a walk around Boston. I'm not sure if they have recently raised the prices of the cookies but we paid $7 for half a dozen cookies. Which seems like a lot especially after reading other reviews. The chocolate chip cookies themselves are pretty bite size but we're tasty and homemade. They were a bit crunchy on the outside but chewy on the inside. Nothing out of this world but they reminded me of the cookies I would make at home with my mom as a kid. read more
5 years ago
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Thanks, Davetta for spreading the good word! Cheers!…
7 years ago
I came by on a Saturday night at around 9:30 for dessert. They only had two kinds of cookies as the others had run out which is disappointing because they close at 12am on Saturday nights. I just wanted a cookie or two but since they don't sell them individually, I had to get half a dozen. I got the oatmeal raisin which were delicious! I would be hesitant to come back for sure. First, they didn't have a wide selection available. Second, you have to buy so many instead of individually. Third, it was pretty pricey for the size of the cookies. I might stop again if I was already at the marketplace, but it's definitely not a place I would seek out read more
3 years ago
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Hi Mohammad, thank you for taking the time to provide us with your…
Get the original chocolate chip cookies! It's so addictively good! Especially when they're fresh out of the oven! Soft and chewy center with a slight outer crunch. Not too sweet and perfect amount of chocolate chips. Found out they originated from California. Go figure we come all the way to Boston just to fall in love with food in our own backyard 1/2 dozen for $7 1 Dozen for $8 2 dozen for $16 read more
6 years ago
I really wanted warm cookies and I found some. Some were warm and some weren't but they were still good. My favorite was banana chocolate chip. read more
This place use to be my favorite place for chocolate chip cookies. They use to be so perfect but the quality and size have gone down in recent years and price has gone up. I recently bought a batch of a dozen traditional chocolate chip cookies. First, let's talk about the experience ordering them, no one on line in front of us, and the guy behind the counter saw us, but ignored us.... carried on as if we weren't there. It would have been fine if he had at the very least greeted us and said please wait a minute but it's another to completely ignore us. The cookies we got were so small... smaller than the size of my palm. The cookies were overly hard and crispy, they use to be perfectly melt in your mouth in the middle and crispy on the edges. But now it's just hard and unpleasant for my teeth. It is also more sweet now and not subtle sweetness with delicious cookie batter. I can shrug this off and say that this was just a bad batch but it doesn't really seem worth it anymore.... for such small cookies... for $7/dozen... seems a little high for me. I would recommend going to sofra in Cambridge to get their chocolate chip cookies instead... read more
4 years ago
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Mike H.
Hi Jalissa, thank you for giving us a try. We're saddened to hear…
Perhaps it was the captivating vapors stemming from a combination of butter and brown sugar. Or it might have been the large yellow display sign. Nevertheless, cookies are something that are never bypassed and must always be sampled. Whether it is an initial visual observation rendered to determine purchase / sampling or the gluttonous consumption and subsequent "eaters remorse", cookies must and always be given their proper due diligence. Walking into Faneuil Hall and visually inspecting the offerings of The Boston Chipyard rendered harmonious feelings of "I've died and gone to heaven". With their monstrosity display of various baked contributions, it's difficult for anyone to resist the urge just to try one of their petite, 2" diameter cookies. While standing in front of the counter and munching our offerings, the following observations were rendered... Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip: Heavy & bold in flavor, delicate and subtle in texture! At first bite, patrons will discover that the vigorous sweetness and nuttiness derived from the cookie is the centerpiece of this application. The controlled sweetness of the peanut butter helped to introduce the semi-sweetness of the chocolate chips. Rounding out the application is the perfectly moist and fragile composition of the cookie. Combined with the subtle notes of butter, brown sugar, & vanilla, the array of flavors used in the composition of Boston Chipyard's Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip cookie was resourceful and delicious! Fudge Chocolate Chip: Possessing more of a hearty composition and full-bodied flavor, the Fudge Chocolate Chip rendition is best described as brash & savory. At first bite, patrons will discover the potent use of semi-sweet chocolate to be the centerpiece of the application. The combination of the robust dark chocolate and semi-sweet chocolate chips help to complement one another by emphasizing the subtle sweetness with the richness of the chocolate. So what was the lasting impression of The Boston Chipyard? One word... Balance! The proper sizing and steadiness in various flavors helped to bring out a well produced rendition of the classic edible. Perhaps a little too many of the cookies were consumed. Nevertheless, who would deny such offerings if given the opportunity? The best cookie I ever had in my life? Definitely not! But The Boston Chipyard will satisfy any individual's cooking craving. read more
3 years ago
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