Anthony's Cookies

Avoid this place like the plague. I had heard great things about Anthony's and decided to order about $100 worth of cookies for a party. When I opened the boxes, half of the cookies were egregiously overcooked. What was really upsetting was that the snickerdoodles were completely burnt. I feel like this is completely unacceptable especially since I pre-ordered. Why would you sell burnt cookies to anyone? The peanut butter cookies were also terrible -- they tasted nothing of peanut butter, they tasted stale and were super salty. The chocolate covered short bread is hard to describe -- they almost have a sour, tangy taste. It leaves an off-putting taste in your mouth. I'm highly disappointed in my experience here. Sure, the staff were nice enough and the store seemed busy, but really what are we buying? I feel duped and I suggest you don't waste your time or money here.

I had high hopes based on reviews. Yall doing the most. SOOOOOO gOOD!? Cookies are aiiiiiggght. They're like $3 each for the basic and goes up. And they're tiny. Tastes fine, little dry. Staff and store were kind and clean. I spent about $30 on 6 cookies (Basic and specialty) and was not wow'd. The size really irritated me. That tiny little box 🤣. Everyone takes close up pics so it's hard to see how little they are. When I'm looking for cookies I want a gourmet cookie and one that's not pea sized but that's just me. Think Jane, Christines, Hot Cookie....

Soooooo good. A visit here literally just made my day, so much so that I had the urge to write a review. The cookies are delicious and fresh. And there are so many options. And the staff is just so kind and helpful. I’ll be back for sure! No pic to add because I inhaled the cookie too fast.

The quality of the cookies is a given and I really enjoyed the personality of the cashier this past Sunday. So sweet! Definitely very neighborly and pleasant! I don’t mind spending more for a premium product but the cookies felt miniature for the price paid. Like you could easily smash one in one bite. As tasty as they are, it’s kind of underwhelming having to take small dainty bites but they still disappear pretty quickly. Side note: Pairs so well with iced coffee!

My new favorite cookie place. While visiting SF, my friend who’s a local told me I must try this place. Everyone of the 6 different cookie flavors that I tried was DELICIOUS. I’m very particular about my chocolate chip cookies and they passed the test. Small storefront but BIG flavor. 10 out of 10.

Delicious cookies. They were sold out of quite a bit so go early. The space seemed mostly set up for pick up orders but the cashier was friendly.

I love cookies. These cookies are good cookies. And not too large. Go there.

Wanted to try this cookie place. I gat 3 (2 specialty cookies) spent $16 The traditional chocolate chip was YUM!!! The other specialty choc dipped vegan shortbread and chocolate covered peanut butter were just okay. I was disappointed. Because I had high hopes. I'm still going to go back to try the other traditional cookies. Especially for the choc chip. To be fair - those other cookies aren't my thing/preference. At the time they sounded yummy.

These are HANDS DOWN the BEST cookies in the City! Also nothing like walking down Mission on a nice day to get some cookies! Ambience is awesome! The quality of the cookie is where its at! I highly recommend the cookies and cream and toffee flavor! I haven't ventured away from those because I just really like those 2. I cannot emphasize enough that this is a MUST GO TO SPOT if you're ever in San Francisco! The cookie is a nice hand-size, where its thin enough to have a nice chew. And the edges are just thicker than the center to where it provides a mountain of a crisp not too crunchy edge. The cost may be a bit pricey for the cookie but I cannot emphasize enough that it is WELL WORTH IT. Coming from a frugal person like me, every time I bring this for holidays for fam that's not in the City; its a hit!! Something to keep in mind is that they run out of flavors quick because I think they get a lot of company catering orders so if you go late in the business hours - its at your own risk.

Food (1 of 2 stars): Ordered 1 Chocolate Chip and 1 Cookies & Cream cookie. There are lots of flavors though and others I'd be willing to try. The cookies were a bit smaller than I expected but they were overall pretty good! The Chocolate Chip was good as is, but would be even better if I was able to heat it up. The Cookies & Cream didn't have as strong of a flavor as other Cookies & Cream cookies I've had before. Service (2 of 2 stars): Workers were really welcoming and friendly! Ambiance (1 of 1 star): Really open space that smells really good with the scent of fresh baked cookies!

My daughter ordered a box of a variety... and Babyyyyy!!! Yum... My only suggestion... is that he makes the cookies BIGGER It's the TRUTH

Got the cookies and cream cookie and I thought it was a okay. That had a decent selection of cookies, but I didn't think it was that unique. Very solid choice if you're craving cookies though.

Finally got around to trying this place after living in the area for several years. TL;DR--it's good! I wouldn't advise making a special trip, but if you are nearby, definitely check them out! I tried a few of their bread & butter (no pun intended) staples, toffee, cookies & cream, and classic chocolate chip. Of those, the classic chocolate chip was probably my favorite. The quality of the chips was fantastic, and definitely elevates it above your ordinary cookie. I do feel that $2.50 for a single cookie is steep, given the size (about the diameter of a Coke can, and the thickness of a small notebook), but that is ultimately a preference. Everything is expensive right now, so it's hard to say where this falls on the spectrum of "acceptable." The cookies are crispy, and have a bite to them (not soft). Personally, I like this texture, but it's not for everyone, so if that's not your thing, then you may want to skip this place. I also tried two of their "specials"--the chocolate covered peanut butter cookie, and the chocolate covered shortbread. Both of these were highlights (the latter probably being my overall favorite), again for the super-high quality of the chocolate, as well as the generous coatings. They do not skimp on chocolate. However, those were also pricey at $3.75 and $5.75, respectively. When I'm back in the area, I may come in just for the shortbread alone--it's that good! Fair warning: both of these have a bit of an "oily" texture and so they are slippery and melt fast. I suspect this is due the fresh ingredients & baking (especially with the peanut butter). I did not like they that charge you $0.75 for a box to store the cookies. The prices are already high enough, and especially if you are buying more than one, the box should be included. Hopefully they change that policy in the future.

Anthony's is the place to go when looking for fresh cookies reminiscent of home baking. For $2.50, I got a classic chocolate chip cookie. The cookie had a nice deep brown color, with crispy edges, a soft inside, and semi-sweet chocolate. I got there an hour after the bakery opened and they had already sold out of some of their most popular cookies. Go right when it opens for a larger variety of options!

Pretty decent although I found the cookies a bit plain and not very flavorful for the size and price. The chocolate chip was fresh but didn't seem anything special. Same goes for the cookies and cream. They're definitely great though for a small treat.

There are so many things to love about soft, warm, thick, cookies, especially on a rainy day, I find them extra comforting and reminiscent of my childhood. I happened to be in the neighborhood and it's been forever since I've had some Anthony's Cookies, so I had to stop in. By mid day, there are some flavors that were out (German Chocolate being one of the sold out flavors that I love) but they still had most left. Must tries are for sure the Chocolate Chip Walnut and the Peanut Butter. I also got the Chocolate covered Shortbread to try and it was covered completely in chocolate. Don't get me wrong I LOVE chocolate, but I also appreciate a good shortbread and the chocolate on this one was too much for me. Service was super friendly and quick! I only wish there was a cute table to sit in the window and enjoy a cookie and coffee.

For years, Anthony's cookies had been on my list of spots to try but just never got around to trying them. This is probably because I'm a cookie baker myself and don't really feel the need to buy them unless someone buys them for me. This was the case here as I was gifted with a box and finally got the opportunity to taste what all the hype was about. Lucky me, these cookies didn't disappoint. What really impressed me about these cookies was that they had that perfect chewy soft texture. The cookies themselves weren't that big-- they probably could fit in the palm of your hand. Taste wise, they have my approval. Here's a breakdown: Cookies and Cream: Out of all of them, this was probably my least favorite. Let me explain. I bake up my own cookies and cream cookie and I like mine better. This one was a tad *too* sweet for my own liking and while everything else was on point (texture, bits of oreos), it just comes down to preference. I prefer mine. Can't hate on that. Classic Chocolate Chip: Again, they have perfected that texture and this is Chocolate Chip done right. I could probably keep snacking on these, so keep them away because I would need to be cut off. Chocolate dipped shortbread: This one surprised me the most because when I looked at this hunk of chocolate, I assumed it would be way too sweet. It was not. The shortbread inside wasn't too sugary, and the chocolate on the outside wasn't that sweet either. Good balance and felt like a treat. I hear they're going to tackle the Ice cream game next. Looking forward to trying soon when they do.

Very good and consistent cookies. The cookies and cream are my faves. Disappointed the dark chocolate cost extra at $4 for the size. The cookie dough frozen to take home looks interesting.

Love this place Been coming here for a while now always on point Cookies are moist and perfect just like how you want them to be

I had heard great things about Anthony's and decided to order about $100 worth of cookies for a party. When I opened the boxes, half of the cookies were egregiously overcooked. What was really upsetting was that the snickerdoodles were completely burnt. I feel like this is completely unacceptable especially since I pre-ordered. Why would you sell burnt cookies to anyone? The peanut butter cookies were also terrible -- they tasted nothing of peanut butter, they tasted stale and were super salty. The chocolate covered short bread is hard to describe -- they almost have a sour, tangy taste. It leaves an off-putting taste in your mouth. I'm highly disappointed in my experience here. Sure, the staff were nice enough and the store seemed busy, but really what are we buying? I feel duped and I suggest you don't waste your time or money here.

Hands down best cookies in SF! Variety of flavors and always fresh Cookies & crème is a must try!

After browsing at Salvation Army Thrift down the street, we walked by Anthony's Cookies. I convinced my friend to share a cookie with me, so we can finally try this place. After looking at the menu, we decided to go with toffee chip cookies. We were both still full from lunch, so splitting the cookie made sense. Next time I will leave room so I can try other cookies. The place looks clean and minimalistic. Great service as well. They didn't judge us as we only wanted 1 cookie. The cookie tasted so good! The toffee chip cookie definitely hit the spot for us! Will be back next time!

It's been years since I've tried Anthony's Cookies. Got the chance to go here after dining at a place on Valencia St. I got a dozen box of: Chocolate Chip Cookies Toffee Cookies Chocolate Walnut Cookies Cookies and Cream Fyi, the cookies online are $3.25 but in the store, it's 2.50 each. Huh? Tried the Toffee cookie at home and it was heaven. IMO I think Anthony's Cookies are the best in town!

Finally got the chance to stop by after having this place bookmarked for years lol originally came hoping to find something similar to Antoine's but more local and I'm so glad I did! I picked up a box for a friends birthday and they did not disappoint. The cookies were the right amount of chewy and everyone loved every flavor we picked ! I suggest coming early cause I came close to closing and they were out of most of the flavors but otherwise the service is great, super patient and friendly. Interior decor is very pleasing as well it looks very organized and clean inside :)

Delicious cookies, fast and friendly service, and quality tasting fare make for a worth while walk in the 7x7! I asked for any input after making my top selections to round out my half dozen and the dark chocolate chip was suggested. I'd say the chocolate covered options are a must, the oatmeal chocolate chip has a plethora of flavors, and I'm not sure why the hype around the cookies n cream. The chocolate chip walnut has a beautiful flavor profile, with both flavors shining through. I gave myself a tour of cookies shops last trip years ago and this one has already beat any of those memories/shops. Careful when you're walking past, you may miss it if you're not looking inside or checking your map.

I've been going to Anthony's since I was in the 5th grade and now I'm a freshman in college if there's one bakery that continues to be consistent it's Anthony's! The best flavors are definitely COOKIES & CREAM, and my personal favorite -- Cinnamon Spice. Honorable mentions would be the classical choc chip & the toffee chip. The service is always great and if you're lucky you'll see Anthony himself. The store is always clean and I love the lighting in there as well. Please please come here if you want to have the best cookies in the world ‍

I heard about Anthony's cookies from a friend and decided I had to try them the next time I was in SF. I got four different cookies: chocolate chip, chocolate, covered peanut butter, oatmeal raisin, cookies and cream. The cookies are good but pretty expensive considering how small they are. Apparently they're known for the cookies and cream cookie but I thought it was just OK. I didn't really notice a lot of cookies and cream flavor. I didn't like the chocolate covered peanut butter cookie it was dry and crunchy where the other cookies are chewy. I did like the chocolate chip and and oatmeal raisin cookies. The chewy texture of these cookies are really good. The service was great. I took a random guess and asked the guy working if he was Anthony, turned out it was! He was super nice and friendly. I asked him a ton of questions about how he started and how long he has been baking. This is a grab an go location. There are no seats inside the small store to sit and enjoy your cookies. Not my favorite cookies but I would come back if I was nearby.

The best cookies you'll find in San Francisco! Anthony is amazing, the cookies are delicious, and the service is great. Get a box and enjoy them in their small shop on Valencia St. or take them to go to enjoy later.

Overall, the cookies were delicious, but not the best I've had in SF area. I'm primarily a chocolate chip cookie monster, but the best flavors here were probably toffee chip and cookies and cream (4.5*), both appropriately not as sweet & processed as expected, like flavors can be with other bakeries/brands. Chocolate chip & dark choco chip were okay, a bit below expectations (3.5*). Chocolate covered peanut butter was drier than expected (3*). I had decided what I wanted beforehand, to minimize thinking time in store, so I planned to call in my order. I tried calling 3x throughout the day, but there was no pickup, machine advised to leave a voicemail, but the inbox was full, and so the call auto hung up. Guess I had to order in person. Got there by 6:00pm, there was no line. The lady who took my order was overall stern, said there was no German chocolate, and I guess also ordered the last 2 toffee chip cookies. Being a first timer here and needing to modify my original order, I may have had more questions than a regular customer. She wasn't clearly impatient, but wasn't welcoming either; some of my questions were simply unanswered as I awkwardly stood there waiting. The vibe was that she didn't really like her job. As I waited while she packed my cookies, I noticed she pushed something on the tablet that increased the cost. That was strange, but I guess she was probably logging the cookies as she packed them, I thought. Turns out I was wrong. I checked my e-receipt later and noticed I got an extra charge for two 2 oz cookies ($10 total) that I didn't order, equal to being charged for an extra 5 regular cookies! I ordered 16 cookies, but basically got charged for 21. I mean, I wouldn't mind if she added in those extra cookies since I was charged for it so I at least got what I paid for, but this was just sneaky and cheap. I didn't notice this until after I had left. Calling them probably wouldn't go through, and driving there is far and inconvenient from my home, so I just let it slide in bitterness. P.S. each paper box has a 75 cent charge, something I also didn't expect. When I left the bakery, this guy outside with a nice bright aura smiled and told me to have a nice day. It was quite the contrasting feeling. He had a nice bright aura. I believe it was the owner Anthony. If the ordering process felt warm & welcoming like this, the cookies probably would've tasted even better.

I'm definitely not an expert at cookies. Its actually below my list of desserts. But. Yes, there's a but. I'd ranked Anthony's cookies up there for my own category of "best cookies" what gets me is the crisp on the outside and the soft in the center. So good! Some places are too crispy or too soft. But this place gets the cookie ratio right. My go to is the cookies and creams! Looks like a fan favorite on Yelp! Other people who I have visited also likes the cookies and cream over the other offerings, which is vast! There's a lot to pick from and the staff there are very patient as you figure out what you want. Be sure to include a cookies and cream in your selection tho. I promise you won't regret it. Parking is a hassle since it's street parking. I've circled 4 times once just to park 3 blocks away. It's best to come with another person so you can drop them off nab the cookies and pick them up later. The staff here are quick and never a long line out the door. It moves fast though. Happy cookie tasting !

I like peanut butter cookies, but since my wife is allergic, I'm banned from having them. Maybe not banned, but I am mindful of it and am banned. That being said, Anthony's peanut butter cookies is one of their specialty cookies, so I thought, why not? It's been awhile since I had one. They have one of the best peanut butter cookies. Soft and crumbly. Buttery sweet with just the right amount of salty peanut butter so that it's not overwhelming - unlike when you've taken too big of a spoonful of it and can't talk. I mean what can be better? The chocolate cover peanut butter cookie is what's even better. All of the above and cover in a chocolate that I can't stop eating. One bite turns into two that turns into the cookie magically disappearing. And their chocolate chip is also worth a try. Not too crispy and has that requisite chewiness I enjoy, and once again, there's that chocolate that borders on addictive. I will say, I don't frequent Anthony's Cookies but when I do, it's pretty darn good.

I've been wanting to try Anthony's Cookies for a while now, and I finally got the chance when I was eating near 24th St. I decided to get their Cookies and Cream cookie since this was their most famous one. Super crispy on the outside and chewy overall, but I found it lacked any specific flavor or depth. All I could really taste was brown sugar. I could see myself maybe trying a different cookie if I was in the area, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way.

What's not to like about a cookie store? Remember when Mrs. Fields and Famous Amos were in every shopping mall in America. You couldn't avoid getting a cookie or six at one of their kiosks depending on how depressed you were. I had thought the concept of the cookie store had died before the millennium and got subsumed by chain bakeries that offered a broader variety of carbs. That's why I was surprised when I came upon this spot on Valencia. After all, man cannot live on mochi donuts alone. There was one young guy behind the counter and racks and racks of cookies behind him. I walked in just to look at their selection, but since I was the only customer in here, I felt I should buy a couple of freshly baked cookies. Yeah, like THAT was the reason. Anyway, I ordered four because hey, they were only $2.50 each. My picks were random but on target - Cookies & Cream, Toffee Chip, Peanut Butter, and the inevitable Snickerdoodle. All still warm, they were more crispy than chewy, which is my preference anyway. Is it yours? COOKIES - 4 stars...freshly baked and on the crispy side AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...kinda spartan in here - but it smelled good SERVICE - 4 stars...he used the spatula well TOTAL - 4 stars...America needs a new cookie store, right? RELATED - Exploring the Mission? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: http://bit.ly/2NHtst6

Crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside? Magnificently yes. Taste-wise, they're alright. After trying several of them they started tasting the same lol (very heavy on the brown sugar). Also the cookies were smaller compared to what they look like in photos. Eh, overall a pretty good place for a treat if you're within walking distance. Not sure if I would go out of my way for them again though.

We came here after Cellarmaker and tried one of each of what they had left and wow. All their cookies are delicious but the one that stood out the most for me was the snickerdoodle and the cookies and cream. Im a simple guy and although i like the square chocolate one, its hard to beat a classic cookie done well. This is a low key place that deserves more!!

Never tried this place before and was good. They have lots to choose from and I particularly like their walnut chip.

Cookies highly overpriced but highly delicious. Service was respectful. Ambiance was warm and toasty.

I'm not sure who I met when my friend and I stopped by tonight but I'm pretty sure it was Anthony! He is so sweet and funny. His passion for the art of cookie baking shines through in his words, the taste of the cookies, and how beautiful they are!! We tried the snickerdoodle and chocolate covered peanut butter cookies. Both had the perfect amount of sweetness (my biggest gripe with desserts is often that they're too sweet and just taste like sugar ). The snickerdoodle had the best crunch on the outside and a soft interior. The chocolate covered peanut butter one is like a big version of the Girl Scouts cookie. The chocolate isn't too sticky or too hard so it melts in your mouth perfectly without you having to bite it too hard. The peanut butter part is salty and together they are a perfect pair!

ABSOLUTELY LOVE these cookies! If you love cookies like I do that are slightly crispy on the outside and have a light chew on the inside- taste homemade with quality ingredients and are picture perfect- this is the place for you! They are about $3.50 per cookie and well worth it. Cookies and a cup of their coffee and you'll be all set! The Berkeley location is great, too! More spacious and bright with easy street parking. STOP IN! (staff at both locations are friendly, professional, and courteous, too!)

Cookies and milk? yes, please! -- -- -- Was recommended to come to Anthony's cookies by my friend and decided to check it out today. There were so many cookies that I couldn't make up my mind, and they all looked good! At least for this round of cookies, I enjoyed it, especially drinking it down with cold milk. Cookies and Cream would have to be my favorite one of the bunch, which was the one recommended to me. I'll have to check out the Toffee Chip next time. -- -- -- pictured: Cookies and Cream Oatmeal Raisin Peanut Butter Chocolate-covered Shortbread Double Chocolate Chip Snickerdoodle

The people here are so nice! Thanks especially to Victoria on her first day of work. You fixed my little mouse day.

Whenever i visit SF, i always get anthonys cookies. They have the best cream n cream cookies i had so far! Their service is amazing too. I wished they open a shop in LA.

My new favorite is the walnut chip! I've been getting this every time and it is consistently great.

My boyfriend was really craving cookies while we were in SF so we decided to stop by Anthony's cookies. They had a lot of interesting flavors to try, but they are overall classic ones and nothing incredibly unique. We opted for the cookies and creme, toffee chip, snickerdoodle, and walnut chocolate chip. The texture of the all the cookies was great - crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, with the toffee one being more crispy throughout. While I personally like softer cookies, I still thought these were good. The only downside is that they are very small and pricey with only 4 cookies coming out to $9 ($2.25 each)! I would only get these again if I really wanted to treat myself.

my friends and i were in the area for a show, we'd just grabbed dinner and were in the mood for just a little somethin' sweet....i saw anthony's cookies on the map, and it was on the way to our show...and then one of our friends commented that this place was good, so we said "why not?" they had the following flavors: **chocolate chip **cookies & cream **toffee chip **snickerdoodle **walnut chocolate chip **whole wheat oatmeal raisin **peanut butter **chocolate covered peanut butter **chocolate covered shortbread too many great options! we ended up getting the classic chocolate chip, cookies & cream, walnut chocolate chip, and peanut butter...i think i only had a piece of the peanut butter, my friends devoured the rest...but that just goes to show how good the cookies were, esp on full stomachs (we had a pretty filling dinner just beforehand!) definitely looking forward to coming back the next time i'm in the dolores/mission district!

Perfectly priced, utterly scrumptious, devilishly delicious, freshly baked cookies, carefully served up in an impeccably spotless shop. Welcome to Anthony's Cookies!

Can't believe that I've been coming to The Mission for treats for over 13 years and this is my first time here. They do indeed sell a lot of different cookies! They feel a bit small for the price though, so the chocolate covered ones seem like the best value (and are amazingly tasty). Classic Chocolate Chip: Can't go to a cookie place without trying the original classic cookie. A pretty good benchmark. Like the other cookies, not particularly large, but not bite sized either. It was riding a good balance of partially chewy and partially firm. Chocolate Chip Walnut: Like the classic chocolate chip, but fewer chocolate chips and some raw walnut pieces. I mean cooking the cookie cooks the walnut a little, but not as much as roasting the walnut beforehand. Hence, a little too bitter for my tastes. Dark Chocolate Chip: Probably my favorite traditional cookie here. It actually seemed to have more chocolate than the regular chocolate chip. And the dark chocolate gives me oomph to the cookie. Very much a fan. Cookie & Cream: This was kinda weird. It looked and felt like the dark chocolate chip cookie. But it had a very subtle taste of very finely mashed Oreos. A bit too Inception to me, to bake a cookie out of another cookie. Peanut Butter: Had a pretty strong peanut butter taste with a few bits of peanut too. Softer than the other cookies. This was good, but it would have been simply amazing with some chocolate chips inside! Chocolate Covered Shortbread: This was my favorite item here by far! The shortbread was actually not that short, pretty thick and tall. And it wasn't like those extremely dry and hard shortbread biscuits imported from Scotland. It kinda had the texture of a scone, but with the signature shortbread butteryness. And the coating of dark chocolate all over was just a perfect match. I was the least excited about ordering this one, but it turned out to the best thing I ate it! Toffee Chip Vanilla Ice Cream Sandwich: I was wondering why there was a very limited ice cream sandwich menu. Can't they just make any combo you want? Turns out they're pre-made, like little cold cookie hockey pucks out of the freezer. Don't bother trying to eat it there. I put mine in the freezer when I got home and took it out the next day, letting it sit at room temperature for like 15-20 minutes before eating, and it was just right. Very creamy vanilla-heavy ice cream against a firmer cookie (maybe that's what they do with the day old cookies?). I still prefer freshly made ice cream sandwiches on freshly made warm cookies, but this was actually very solid for a premade ice cream sandwich.

Anthony's cookies are delicious. It is a cool treat. I enjoy the toffee cookies are yummy. I also enjoy the chocolate chip cookies.

Came here to grab some cookies after lunch at Reem's California mission which is a couple of blocks away. When you walk in you are greeted with a cookie smell as they were continuing to make cookies. The menu is written in chalk. No obvious prices listed anywhere. I grabbed a variety of cookies including the daily specials. You can even get ice cream sandwich with Strauss ice cream, or coffee to go with your cookies. The cookies had a nice crispy edge but also chewy in the inside. I bet they would've been better fresh out of the oven. Overall, cookies hit my cookie craving. But were they the best in the city. I'd probably have to say no to that question.

Love love love the oatmeal chocolate chip walnut cookies. My grandkids love the Oreo mixed; service is great, had the pre orders pre packed and ready to go. Customer service was impeccable also.

I am lucky enough to live down the block from Anthony's, and have been enjoying their cookies for yeaaaars. They are so delicious! I love them all. My favorite are the chocolate covered peanut butter and chocolate covered shortbread: somehow the chocolate coating isn't too firm, but rather the perfect consistency to be bitten into without cracking and landing in your lap. They are now selling raw cookie dough to bake at home, and Anthony himself gave me a friendly and helpful "how to" with tips. It worked! Delicious. Love this place, and the staff.

This place is a very cute little store and the cookies are delicious!! It was my first time coming here and the guy was very patient while we looked at the menu. These cookies are medium sized and all laid out in trays behind the counter. We got: - 2 walnut dark chocolate cookies - 2 Cookies and cream cookies - 1 dark chocolate chip (they were sold out of the original) - 1 toffee chip I love that these cookies aren't overwhelmingly sweet and perfectly baked! -1 star because he used the same spatula to scoop all of our cookies into the same bag. Personally I don't mind, but I feel like this could be a cross contamination concern for someone with nut allergies

Earlier today, a box of 3 dozen cookies was ordered for a lunch party for dessert we had at work. There was a mixed variety of Toffee Chip, Chocolate Chip, and White Chocolate Chip. Those cookies were so good! They were so sweet, chewy on the inside and crispy on the bottom. I just could not stop eating them. I really love how Anthony's made such delicious cookies.

Incredible cookies! Small and tasty--the perfect size! I love the peanut butter cookies the best!!!

I really like this cookie place. They have really good, well, cookies! The person who served us (which I think is Anthony) was very friendly! In terms of ambiance, the place itself does not really look like a cookie shop though (it doesn't look like a shop at all in the front) Overall, it is a pretty good place. I just wish the cookies were bigger.

It was a lil difficult to find its really small. I got the cookies and cream and toffee cookies. The others I wanted wasn't available so that sucked. The cookies were crispy on the edges and chewy, just how I like them. I would recommend anyone to give them a try. The customer service was good too.

The peanut butter cookies were WAY too salty. I shared the cookies with several other friends and relatives they also agreed. Oatmeal raisin cookies weren't anything special, but at least they weren't salty. Parking is hard to find around the storefront. Not worth the high prices they are charging for these cookies. Employee was nice, but wanted to charge extra for a box when I ordered a dozen cookies, so I stuck with the included 4 paper bags which were less convenient to hold.