Craig's Cookies

The Absolute Cookie Doctrine If I had to choose a final meal before the lights go out, it would be Craig's Cookies. There is no friction here just pure, unadulterated "goodness" that I could honestly eat non-stop until the day I die. The Absolute Truth: These are easily the best cookies in the city. They are thick, soft, and packed with so much "goodness" it’s actually dangerous. The variety is wild— they take classic flavors and push them to the limit. I have a literal cookie problem, and this is the only place that actually solves it. Popping in here after a walk in the freezing cold is like a reset for your entire system. The smell alone is enough to anchor you to the spot. The Leslieville location maintains that neighborhood vibe zero ego, just incredible cookies. Verdict: I have a cookie problem, and Craig's Cookies is the only solution. If you haven't been, you’re missing out on a literal life-changing sensory experience. 10/10, no notes, just send more cookies

Just ordered a dozen vegan cookies and then also came in store to purchase a half dozen regular cookies. I asked the cashier for the promotion of the single chocolate chip cookie and she was very rude and told me I could not receive the promotion as I ordered the vegan cookies online. The only reason I ordered it online was to ensure that the vegan cookies were in stock when I came to pick up (church location cancelled my order earlier today) so I came to this location. As a customer who has been shopping at Craig‘s for many years and supports all their locations for them to not honour the promotion to give me a single cookie really impacted the experience, and I felt the cashier was passive aggressive. She was being very difficult in communication with me. When I asked could you tell me what flavors are in the order I’m picking up she said no she didn’t make them. Unfortunate that their customer service has fallen off. I just spent $60 and couldn’t get good service or my single cookie in store for the promo -

This is a really sweet cookie shop. Their cookie options are really interesting with a lot of very interesting combinations that you would assume wouldn’t work, but they do. Overall the cookies are good, but they are quite rich and I feel like they use too much butter/shortening. They are also expensive.

Visited Craig's Cookies after dinner nearby and was immediately drawn in by the enticing display of cookie flavors upon entering. The wall adorned with portraits added a humorous and charming touch to the decor. Our server played along with our jokes, adding to the enjoyable atmosphere of the visit. Opting for a half-dozen assortment, we trusted our server's recommendations for flavors, and I must say, the 'Original' was a standout. Craig's Cookies offers a unique blend of sweetness, a hint of sourness, and savoury notes in their cookies that create an unforgettable taste experience. With such a variety of flavours to choose from, it's hard to go wrong. I highly recommend trying these treats for an adventurous experience

Beyond happy Craig's Cookies opened up a location in the East end. Not embarrassed to say I've been going on a weekly basis at this point... they're so good! My favourites so far are the Ferrero Rocher and the Brownie, but every cookie I've tried has not disappointed. Still waiting to try the elusive cheesecake cookie -- I seem to miss it everytime I go, which gives me another excuse to go back. I've also heard from friends of friends that have met or worked with Craig that he is the real deal: a nice guy that treats his employees right. I'll be going back again and again.

Welcome to the hood! Always greeted with a friendly welcome. There's an amazing selection of fresh cookies. The new location is perfect. Looking forward to another visit soon😁 On a side note... this whole tip debate has been a double edge sword since the pandemic began. To touch or not to touch the debit/credit machine = freedom to privately choose to tip within hardest hit business sector (hospitality/food service) because of Covid.

Really good when fresh, though they don't get stale easily. This location is new so there was a bit of a line up. You won't be able to get every single cookie cuz they run out fast but if you're lucky like me, they'll sometimes bring them out fresh. The cookies are buttery and moist (like a Félix & et Norton cookie). Although I can't taste a massive difference between the various kinds of chocolate bars. I did enjoy the Twix, wunder bar, eat more. The other reviewer is right, they do ask if you'd like to tip ans I'm assuming due to covid they have to ask and input it themsleves. It does put you on the spot, I absolutely hate tip culture, they were working hard though.

Craig's Cookies Toronto is a must-visit for cookie and ice cream lovers! I had the pleasure of trying their ice cream paired with a cookie, and it was a delightful treat. The cookie was fresh, soft, and packed with flavor, while the ice cream was creamy and complemented the cookie perfectly. A heavenly indulgence in just one bite! Worth a try - there’s a lot I haven’t tried at this place. Will surely try more cookies next time.

Overall: 4/5 Food: Bueno cookie 4/5 I got it since I love Kinder Bueno! If you like bueno, you'll like this. Only wish it was fresh when I got it.... I'm sure it would be amazing fresh out of the oven. Service: 5/5 Friendly and quick! Ambiance: 4/5 - Just a takeout cookie spot; nothing good, nothing bad to say. :)

Visited Craig's Cookies after dinner nearby and was immediately drawn in by the enticing display of cookie flavors upon entering. The wall adorned with portraits added a humorous and charming touch to the decor. Our server played along with our jokes, adding to the enjoyable atmosphere of the visit. Opting for a half-dozen assortment, we trusted our server's recommendations for flavors, and I must say, the 'Original' was a standout. Craig's Cookies offers a unique blend of sweetness, a hint of sourness, and savoury notes in their cookies that create an unforgettable taste experience. With such a variety of flavours to choose from, it's hard to go wrong. I highly recommend trying these treats for an adventurous experience

Came to the Leslieville location to see what was available, and to check them out... they close 10pm so that's a bonus! Located on Queen E near Logan wasn't busy when we went in. The staff were helpful and quick.... prices have gone up since Shop was clean, well lit and everything labeled. Lots of selection, something for everyone

Prices are a bit insane, but I do love these cookies. The staff are great - the cookie I wanted fell on the floor so they threw an extra cookie in for me. They also have ice cream....UBE ice cream.

Delicious cookies in a variety of unique flavors. We tried the rice krispies cookie and pride cookie so far and both were very soft and had lots of flavor. The rice krispie cookie had a nice balance of salty and sweet, while the pride cookie was much sweeter. Other flavors included Mr. Big and Reese's pieces.

Passed by this cute place during a 5km run and came back to try it with family. Service was great with the lady helping us choose which cookies to try out. The cookies themselves were alright, too sweet for my taste and definitely a bit crazy for its price

Got peanut butter cup & rice krispies (with rice krispy treats). The cookies were decent & chewy but nothing to write home about.

I've been wanting to stop by for a while now (those darn online ads haunted me for weeks, lol). These cookies are hands down some of the best I've ever had! Yes, as other reviewers mentioned, the price is steep for cookies ($16 per half dozen) but oh so worth it. The cookies are big, moist and just a burst of flavour in your mouth. Really baked to perfection. The base of the cookie is the same regardless of flavour, just the middle is different. The staff are amazing. They're super friendly and informative. I'm a fan and will definitely be back!

Just ok. The cookies are very basic because all of the dough is the same, brown sugar + white sugar base (used in a choco chip cookie). The only creative element is what they put inside of the cookie. From a business perspective, it's genius because they can just batch-make the dough. Cookies were also way too sweet, considering they add a chunk of chocolate in the middle. Wouldn't go back. Not worth the price.

This is the second time coming here but it will be my last. The staff are rude and condescending, The bakers have no idea what ingredients are in there cookies ??? They are grossly overpriced for what you get. They are undercooked for the most part and today the carrot cake was just raw. We were also told today that certain cookies count as two cookies despite that being anywhere in store or online so we paid the price of a half dozen for five. Then we were told we can only buy 6/12 nothing singular, which is completely untrue. Avoid this place . Doesn't live up to hype

Yay! They're on the east side in my neighbourhood now! My friend saw their opening day line-up and asked what's so special about them?! I said they put crack or something in them!! Ha!! I then proceeded to go down and buy 12 cookies and took them to my friend's place. Now they understand why these are awesome cookies! The line-up moves quickly. Two people in the store at one time. Debit or credit, no cash. My second visit they were telling the customer ahead of me that the Ruby Red Slippers ice cream is for charity. Part of the proceeds go to Trans Youth. So I got a bowl + cookie for $6. Or an ice cream sandwich is $8. It was a raspberry swirl sort of ice cream. But call me crazy I think there was mint and rainbow sprinkles but not traditional sprinkles. So I'll definitely be a repeat offender... I mean customer! Ha!

Amazing staff and product. THEY THROW OUT THE EXTRA COOKIES AT 10PM!!! In an area with multiple shelters, and so many ways to safely donate extra products it is not right that they throw it out... This company has had a lot of publicity about local success but this aspect needs to change.

Omg cookies here are sooooo good and so deadly cause you can't stop eating them!!! Don't be like me and buy and dozen and finish them within 24 hrs you will regret it a week later when it shows up on your scale lol But yes Craig's is a must buy when you're in the area. $3 / cookie awesome price.

I stop in here every time I'm in Leslieville, or really anywhere on Queen East. The cookies are always amazing, and they have new varieties/flavours every time I visit. Staff is also very friendly and patient, as I take way too much time to decide what I want.

These are the greatest cookies and anyone who doesn't love them might be a serial killer. Just saying. I know they're pricey. But they're huge, every single flavour is amazing and they make a rainbow pride cookie. What more could you possibly want?! Also, they're open late so when you want a cookie at 9pm, they've got you covered.

I just spent 30$ for a dozen cookies. They are very large but they are extremely RAW and undercooked. I can feel granulated crunchy sugar, it should have been dissolved into the butter, not still granulated.

Every cookie has the same base...no epicurean delight or challenge there...FAST FOOD COOKIES!!! And the PRICE!!!??? they wont sell 2 for $5 which is a naturally occurring thought. Makes you think the owner(s) are just in it for the money...for shame. I challenge you to do the right thing!!!