Cookie Casa Bakery

Delicious! And boy was it cheap!
Apparently there is such thing as a cookie happy hour and it was just our luck that we arrived exactly during happy hour! During this time, all cookies are $ 1 each! So amazing. We definitely decided to get a few more (read: a lot more) cookies after hearing that amazing deal. Unfortunately for you (and me), I do not know what time the happy hour falls on. I know we went there during the late afternoon, but other than that, I don’t have any details on this magical time and I can’t find any information about it on their website. So, I’m really not much help there. Sorry.
But, seriously, even if it’s not happy hour, the desserts are SO good, I’d pay for them anyway! I would honestly have to say that the ginger cookie crème sandwich was probably the surprise favorite, but everything else was absolutely delicious as well. The peanut butter bar? Yum. The chocolate chip cookie? Yum. The cupcake? Yum. All so good.
Donna was helping us out that day and she was so sweet and friendly. She didn’t judge us when we went a little overboard on our selections nor when we squealed for joy upon hearing that we had actually made it in time for the mystical happy hour.

Oh gosh their cookies are amazing! Their cupcakes are great as well! Moist but then the flavors are too plain! The red velvet cookies are great! Gotta try those! Their cookies are so soft and tasty! Love their service as well! Cashiers are so sweet! They also bake cakes! Ask them for more info! Totally will go back! Just saw this place while I was walking down the street checking out the furniture stores right by it. Totally worth checking out!

I really wanted dessert and searched on Unilocal for what was near by me with a good rating. Cookie Casa came up listed first and was .5 miles away from me. I was excited to try what everyone recommended on Unilocal– which I found to be the «crack bar» and oatmeal cookie. I tried the crack bar first and found it to be disappointing. The Oreo crust was tasty, the melted chocolate was too sweet, and the chocolate chips on top to me were more of an after thought than put there for added decadence. The oatmeal cookie was better but not anything spectacular. I wouldn’t go back.

Great desserts. Got a cookie, cookie sandwich, and a bar. All were great. Cherry bar was my favorite and I don’t even care for cherries that much. Paid about $ 9. Take advantage the check-​in offer, unlike me.

I hope heaven looks like Cookie Casa. Their cookies are nothing short of amazing. They are so moist and perfect. Between the chocolate peanut butter, chocolate chip, and butterscotch oatmeal — you really can’t go wrong. Then throw in the Crack bars and you’ll be in sugar heaven.

I got lucky enough to land here for cookie happy hour, where cookies are only one dollar each. I tried the oatmeal chocolate chip and the Mexican coffee cookies, both were tasty. I literally wanted to try every cookie in that case, so I will be back. Counter service was very friendly, and there are a couple tables to sit at outside the store.

Amazing cookies and omg the crack cupcake

Although cookie is in their title, it’s their cupcakes that have kept me coming back (and my friends and family asking for more) for more than five years since I tasted one at Mediterina in Venice (now closed). Their birthday cakes are like a large version of their cupcakes. They used to have chocolate chunks in their cupcakes. Hope they bring that back.

Great cookies here.
A friend brought me a box when I was not feeling well and they tasted like freshly baked!
Great variety, had 6 different ones and I would have to say I liked the double chocolate best.
Small, thin cookies, but soft like fresh out of the oven, they really look and taste like home made, very good.
Can’t vouch for pricing and service, but the cookies were great and worth coming back for!

Truly the BEST cookies I’ve ever had. While I haven’t been to the actual store front yet, my coworkers constantly bring these by the office. The red velvet cookie was ridiculous, as was pretty much every other one I tried.
The cookies are perfectly soft and moist without feeling like they are falling apart. If you haven’t tried these yet, you’re definitely missing out.

Have I died and gone to heaven? The firm I work for has birthday/​anniversary cake and ice cream on the last Friday of the month, and this month, they brought in an assortment of Cookie Casa cakes and cupcakes. Can we just discuss the peanut butter cake for a moment here? This thing is INSANELY good, all the way down to the INCREDIBLE buttercream frosting. I kinda hate myself for having TWO slices (but I’ll get over it).
I also kinda hate that Cookie Casa is located in my neighborhood (but I’ll recover from that too).
And although I didn’t try it, I heard several people raving about the lemon/​vanilla cake…
As my 14 year old cousin would say: «TOTES AMAZEBALLS»!!!

DELICIOUS. Cookie Casa catered our wedding and they were a big hit. Great options and I highly recommend the ginger snap sandwich with cream filling.

Not much to say besides go and try these cookies! They are very soft and yummy. My friend and I went and got our cookies each for one dollar. I’m not sure if they have this special everyday but between 2−4pm they offer their cookies for $ 1 each! It was a bit crowded when we got there, but it was worth the wait.

AMAZING and some of the BEST COOKIES I have ever eaten! I’ve tried a variety of their cookies including red velvet, oatmeal butterscotch, Mexican hot chocolate and every one is so good and perfectly chewy and moist. In addition the cookies are of a really good size for only $ 2 each, a delicious deal. Must try the molasses ginger and red velvet crack even if you are not a red velvet fan because of the white chocolate chunks!

My friends bought us cookies from this place to try, and they were super gooey and soft with a bit of that crunch on the edges.
A perfect cookie!
The sizes were also pretty big for cookies — not your regular sized cookies at the store. I remember the red velvet cookie the most since it tasted so velvety and soft.
Try the place out and check in on Unilocal!They give you a free cookie with a purchase!

I was leaving Sunday brunch and driving to get dessert when I spotted Cookie Casa. I quickly pulled over, parked, and looked inside. It was tiny but the display case items looked promising. Plus, the check-​in offer was one cookie free with a purchase. So, I figured I could get 2 cookies for the price of one. Sweet… literally!
They had your basic, typical cookie offerings such as chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, and snickerdoodle, but they also offered some interesting flavors including Mexican hot chocolate, red velvet, oatmeal butterscotch, and ginger molasses. In addition to cookies, they also had coconut macaroons, dessert bars, and cupcakes, including the «crack» cupcake — which is a cupcake version of their very popular chocolate «crack» bar.
Knowing that we were headed to another dessert spot, a friend and I decided to get cookies and save them for later. I got the chocolate chip and it was really good even when I ate it late that night. It was soft, thin, and with a good amount of chocolate chips. I definitely prefer thinner cookies over the thick, cake-​like variety that other LA shops offer.
Because it was so good and because the lady gave us no trouble for buying a cookie and getting a cookie, I plan on returning to Cookie Casa, if only to try the crack bar, the red velvet cookie, and to get another free chocolate chip cookie with my purchase.

Swung by here because I was working nearby and needed a dessert. I’d seen that a Unilocal check-​in gave us a free cookie with a purchase, so I was there for sure. Had tried to hit this spot before when chilling on Beverly Boulevard.
This was a really cute and small café/​bakery. Outside there is a couple tables to sit at. The woman at the counter named Erin was very friendly and had a bubbly personality. I got the chocolate chip cookie with a $ 2 coffee. A sample of an apple dessert was goven to me. It was sooooo~ good. I’ll be back to this charming spot.

I do laundry across the street. And every once in a while I have a craving for sweets. So I get on Unilocal and look for bakeries nearby. What do you know, Cookie Casa is right across the street. Why not stop in real quick for a sweet tooth fixing. I’ve got time to kill before my laundry is done washing and/​or drying.
I decide to get the pecan short bread bar. Also, you get a free cookie with purchase of you check in on Unilocal,so I get good ol chocolate chip. They’re both AMAZING. Altogether my bill was $ 5.50 with a bottle of low fat milk to wash down the goodies.
PS, just saw they have $ 1 cookies from 2−4pm. It’s a to-​go kinda place. No place to sit at the bakery.

Came here to buy a cupcake for a friend. This place is so cute and has great customer service. Although they do not carry actual birthday cakes, I was pleasantly surprised that they’d have small candles to pass out. Bought a delicious birthday cupcake for a friend here.

I just had two cookies. [$ 2 each]
They are the thin kind where its crunchy around the edges and soft and chewy on the inside.
The chocolate chip was good and the Mexican Hot chocolate wasn’t overly cinnamon-​y.