Hope’s Cookies

This place is reasonably priced for airport food. Fruit was $ 1, bagel $ 1.50 and the best cookie I have ever tasted in my life, EVER, was $ 2. The cookie, called the Jumbo Hopes Royale had everything I could think of in it and it was cooked to perfection. It had dark chocolate, pecans, coconut and something crunchy and chewy like toffee bits. It was so delicious, I am still thinking about it two months after it had the last one in October 2015. I meant to ask my brother to bring me a cookie from there when he travelled from Denver to see my family here in the Houston area for our early Christmas party, but forgot.
Hope’s Cookies is at the Denver airport where you come up the escalators after getting off the train from the other terminals. Hope’s Cookies is in the direction of Gate 40. Eat a Jumbo Hopes Royale for me next time you are at the Denver airport. My mouth is watering just thinking about it.

I was hoping for some chewy goodness but definitely didn’t get that.
They had a promo — ½ lb of mini cookies (8) and a beverage for $ 3.99 (plus tax). Mini cookies are normally 41 cents/​each. They only had bottled 1% chocolate and regular milk in the display case. When I asked the cashier if that was the only milk available, she offered whole milk too. The only thing is that she’ll have to pour it into a cup (with a lid), which was fine with me.
I purchased 2 M&M, 2 chocolate chip, 2 snicker doodle, and 2 peanut butter mini cookies.
I bit into my cookie expecting a soft chewy cookie, basically a Mrs. Fields experience. It was hard and crumbly. I’m not sure if it was because they weren’t fresh out of the oven (after 4:30 pm) or if that’s how their cookies are supposed to be. And the cookies aren’t uniform in size, which I found a bit odd.
I probably won’t ever order their cookies again because they just weren’t good. The cashier was nice though.

Was craving sweets while in the Denver airport and decided to give them a try. I was very happy that I did. Was very hungry so had chocolate chip, heath, oatmeal raisin and the everything cookie, which was a combo of all the cookies they had. All were delicious and I will look them up the next time I’m in Denver.

Cookies were great. Deceptive employee was not.
Purchased two cookies and Alondra (employee) offered another for a «dollar.» That was a lie, and when our total cost equated to more than it should’ve, she chalked it up to tax. Liar, liar, liar.
We did, in fact, find out she was lying about the price from another employee later.

They lured me in with the DAZ BOG coffee just to let me down with their service. I ordered a dirty chai latte. It came up quick, which seemed odd, but I tried it… Hmmm too sweet… No coffee flavor. I go and ask was this a dirty chia… Pause… Does it have espresso in it… Reply — no, that’s not how we make it… It’s just chai and steamed milk. Ok, but a dirty chai is like a regular latte with espresso and you add chi flavor. Response — That’s not how we make them, you want me to get you an espresso and she proceeded to ring it up. No, I want a dirty chai and I repeated how they are usually made. Could you make me a latte and add the chai shots? She checked the bottle for a recipe and proceed to further be of no help. I gave up. Take aways — maybe I am spoiled by Starbucks, but they know how to make drinks and would just make me something new if I was not happy. No I do not want to pay to make the drink correctly. What does coffee cost? Pretty minimal, what does a sour experience cost? If you sell lattes, make sure to train people on making them. I won’t go back just because I don’t want to argue with someone who is just going to say — well that’s how we do it… Where the truth is, that’s what you found on the container for how to make a chai latte.

Located near 1 of the Frontier gates. Tried their chocolate chip cookie. It was decent and large size for around 2 $.

I had a voucher for food because Frontier airlines wrecked up my flight. So I got milk and cookies for breakfast. Thanks guys!

«I don’t always eat sweets. But when I do, I prefer Hope’s OATMEAL RAISIN COOKIES. Stay hungry, my friends.» Fresh baked, all natural ingredients… unlike the chemically flavored science lab snacks so readily available these days.

I love a good cookie and Hope’s provides a decent selection and good quality. My only problem is the price for the size of cookie. I think they need maybe to do buy one get one or lower their prices per cookie. I would recommend if you are there early morning to get a cookie fresh out of the oven. Yum

The name should be Hope’s Salty Cookie. I I thought it was just one unlucky batch where they over salted the dough but I tried another type and it was equally salty and I mean salty as in pretzel. I’m wondering if they think substituting sugar for salt would be healthier, like lowering the risk of diabetes. May I remind you that eating the cookies here can raise blood pressure and give hypertension. So beware, the cookies have double whammies here, you get both the salt and sugar. I can’t be that bad in one session of cookie fun. So no, I certainly don’t recommend this place. You just feel the guilt without the pleasure.

When I travel I’m always on the lookout for places that don’t super-​size everything. The cookies of my childhood were much smaller than what’s usually served these days, which are big enough for FOUR people to eat. When I saw «mini» cookies available at Hope’s, as an alternative to the monster cookies, I asked if they sold them individually, because that seemed too good to be true. The answer is «yes.» Yay for Hope’s!

Good cookies. I expected a bit more at a cookie specialty shop, but they were better than the McDonalds cookies my son was trying to talk me into.

Super nice staff.
Looking for a lil something sweet when you get off the plane in lovely DIA? Stop here and get stoked on their cookies. They (thankfully) aren’t as rich as Mrs. Fields.
Don’t half step. Come for cookies or don’t come at all (unless you want a bagel for breakfast… but who eats bagels when they can have cookies!?)

As cheap as breakfast gets at the airport.
Basically $ 2 for a bagel w/​cream cheese and $ 2 for an iced coffee. The food is good and hot, except for the coffee, which is of course iced.
The cookies are also pretty good. (for breakfast dessert)

Hey its a cheap snack at the airport! Finally!
I can get a couple mini cookies and not break my a$$ or my wallet.
That being said the mini cookies are not spectacular. They’re more crunchy than chewy (boo, «home baked» should ALWAYS have a chew factor). I had a snickerdoodle and a lemon cooler. The lemon cooler was whatever. I’m glad they offered the snickerdoodle its my fav.
I think the larger cookies are chewier. Still not bad at $ 2 based on what you’d have to shell out at the other places.

Needed something sweet after a quick lunch at the airport. Noticed this spot near Concourse A’s food court. Looked through their selection. Nothing out of the ordinary, until my eyes lit upon «Hope’s Royale». It’s a combo of chocolate chips, coconut, macadamia, and other tasty bits. Not too sweet, nice and chewy. Not sure about the other offerings, but this cookie was worth the calories!

These cookies are flavorless and a rip off! $ 2+ for one cookie that is worse than your average grocery store bakery!

Needed something to munch on during my layover so I noticed a chain I hadn’t seen so I order 3 mini cookies. The chocolate chip was decent, the snickdoodle was okay but my favorite was the lemon cooler (I think that was the name) and that made me wish I had gotten more.