Treat House

I was excited to come across this shop and I love the concept of a specialty rice krispies. Who knew you could do so many interesting things with rice krispies?! Although there were many things I wanted to try, I only got the mint chocolate ice cream bar and the s’mores rice krispy. I would’ve gotten more, but these things are expensive! The mint chocolate ice cream bar was pretty delicious. It was refreshing and the perfect dessert to end my day. The s’more rice krispy treat, however, was stale, like many of these reviews claim. I’m so disappointed because this shop could actually thrive! They need to lower the prices and make smaller batches! Please take my advice Treat House!

While the treats are adorable and tasty — and cute to send as gifts as they are different than the usual Baked by Melissa, Popcorn Factory and other confections, the reliability, customer service and delays in shipping do not inspire confidence. I have ordered twice from Treathouse and each time it took a surprisingly long time. Although tracking numbers were provided, no updates, explanation as to the delay were given. When I emailed Treathouse to ascertain status the response that I received was a «we put them in the mail and have no control over the mail.» No attempt to find out, no attempt to do what would be necessary to make the situation right. While my recipients enjoyed the treats, it is not worth the agita. Only order if in NYC. Do not bother trying to ship outside of NYC.

I’ve been jonesing to come here for awhile now and went to the one on the Upper East Side actually. Got a few treats — 2 rice crisps (egg nog & sugar cookie), 2 marshmallows (vanilla bean & cinnamon cayenne), & 2 pops (the rice crisps, not the ice cream)
Complete waste of cash. While I commend the effort to do something more specialized with an iconic treat, the flavors and texture are completely lost due to efforts to brand and be different. That’s all great but if only they made the product well then it would be a different story. Example — Sundaes & Cones ice cream: simple yet fantastic.
If they can make their product better and worth the cash they charge then I would recommend coming back. Unfortunately I would recommend either making them at home or even getting a rice crispy treat from the chain coffee house, Gregory’s coffee.
All isn’t lost of the with company if they just tweak the product so that the the taste is reflected to be just as good as its presentation.

Love this concept and company!!! My customers couldn’t have been more impressed!!! Not only do they look amazing BUT they taste great!!! THANK YOU TREAT HOUSE!!!

As with others, my wife and I stepped into this store because it looked nice and interesting. We got four different treats, quite pricey for what they were — that’s neither here nor there. I honestly couldn’t distinguish one treat from another, but most importantly the treats tasted stale, guess I expected something different. Don’t see myself going back.

The very best bit about this store is the unbridled joy you get when you realise it’s a shop that specialises in Rice Krispie treats. I was grinning for a good ten minutes. The problem is that the grin goes away once you actually try to eat one of these things — they’re really not good at all. The flavours are there but the texture is just plain nasty as they’re just so soft from sitting out too long.
Perhaps if they were cheaper I wouldn’t be expecting something a lot better but at nearly $ 3 each for a tiny little square of Rice Krispies you clearly have to expect them to be much better than anything you could get from a supermarket. But they’re not. So since they haven’t actually improved on anything, I’d suggest that you simply avoid this place.

What a disappointment.
We are staying nearby and passed this little shop on the way to a bodega, and I just had to stop in and get a treat. I love Rice Krispie treats and was really excited by the concept — even though the price is disgusting. $ 5 for two very small treats.
I had the chocolate chip cookie treat, and it was not good. We bought them at the end of the day and it was completely stale — no crunch at all, and when my RK treats at home get to this soggy, unappetising texture, I throw them away — not charge $ 2.50 for it.
My husband’s birthday cake wasn’t quite as stale but I didn’t have any hint of birthday cake when I ate it.
Give it a miss.

Adorable! Such a novelty spot. I would absolutely buy sweets from here for a shower/​some sort of celebration. They are unique and present well. I got the peanut butter cup. It was a bit too heavy, rather than the light Rice Krispie treats I recall from childhood. A person at another shop even joked about how he’d eat my $ 2.50 treat in one bite. I however cut it with a fork and knife, because at $ 2.50 each I planned to savor it. It’s a cute spot to visit if you’re in the area. If you’re buying for a specific occasion-​preorder!

Walked past this place after dinner and stepped in because it was so cute! Realized they do all different flavors of Rice Krispies. Which are my all time fave treats. I’m a sucker for them.
There were so many choices. A bad thing for me because I’m indecisive when there are too many good options. I couldn’t just pick one so I picked two. They had 2 for $ 5 I believe. Pretty pricey for a small 1 inch cube of Rice Krispie considering you can get a giant bar for like $ 3. But treat yourself right? Yep.
I got the salted caramel and the peanut butter cup. Both were really good flavors. I liked the peanut butter cup one because the peanut butter really came out. The salted caramel one skewed way more caramel than salt. Though they look small, a pretty good size to satisfy your sweet tooth without worrying about eating too much. Not sure I’d go back because of the price and didn’t stand out that much.

This review is mostly about the fact that they carry delicious Stumptown coffee in the neighborhood. They don’t have a barista making lattes or cappuccino but at least you can pop in there and get a decent cup of regular coffee.
Finally tried a four-​pack of the rice crispy treats. Meh. Just seemed like stale rice crispy treats with some toppings, for a few dollars apiece. Fun for a kids’ party maybe but I will not be wasting money on those again.

«Meh. I’ve experienced better.» perfectly describes it. These were too sweet and too dry for my liking. Might come back here again if I’m ever craving a rice krispy treat, but I wouldn’t recommend this place to anyone.

I wanted to love Treat House. I really did.
This gourmet bakery on the Upper West Side specializes in creating small, marshmallow, rice crispy treats in 12 original flavors as well as seasonal and custom options. Treat House offers some delicious-​sounding and creative flavors such as bubble gum, caramel sea salt and birthday cake. What’s not to love, right?
While these rice crispy treats are filled some innovative ingredients, I just couldn’t get past the fact that at the end of the day they are still just rice crispy treats. After taking a bite into a few of the more innovative options, the flavors I anticipated just weren’t there and instead I was faced with the reality that I was simply tasting the same rice crispy treat I can make in my kitchen.
Treat House definitely gears itself toward the younger population, with a mock tree house in the back of the shop. And for kids I’m sure these rice crispy treats are a tasty dessert. However, for me, Treat House failed to live up to my expectations and next time I’ll be headed to the nearest chocolate shop instead.

I traveled all the way from the Bronx to Treat House, after seeing it on instagram (sad, I know). I was disappointed how expensive the treats were, considering their size. However, the chocolate covered rice-​krispie treat ice cream bar was AMAZING. I also had the cookies and cream treat, which was good, but not worth the price or the calories.

This is one of my fave places to go for sweets! Its cheap and they always have a good variety of rice crispies. I can never get out of here without a box of 12. They also have hot tea and coffee and marshmallows. Can’t go wrong!

T ad bit overpriced for rice and pretty sugar
R eally delicious and novel though, so I’ll pay!
E xtra cute little store, especially the back
A ccented with swag, a swing, and chalkboard
T hat was the perfect place to sit and snack!
H ad 8 different types of treats… so fun and tasty~
O rdered an ice cream bar also… holy cow
U tterly scrumptious, made with Ronnybrook Ice Cream
S incerely think it’s a sweet little idea
E ven if it will never become a regular dessert for me.

I don’t understand the allure of Treat House. I firmly believe it’s staying in business by being next to such a popular thai restaurant.
in any case, Treat House’s product of choice is custom flavored rice krispie treats. They’re wonderfully decorated that’s for sure but as other Unilocalers have mentioned it’s expensive and super sweet.
Stop by if you’re looking for some pretty treats to look at. but if you’re seriously considering dessert then I recommend you pass.

Heard of this place on TV but was mildly disappointed due to the amount/​price ratio. $ 2.25 for 2 – 3 tiny bites is definitely not worth it. Got the birthday cake and banana. Both were pretty delicious but nothing too great. Staff was indifferent to us even though we were the only customers there.
Overall, I wouldn’t come back but I recommend it if you have extra money to spend and have never been here.

The idea is pretty awesome but the execution leaves much to be desired. I arrived with my niece and very excited to try these treats! They had so many to pick from!
We decided on smores, original, coconut and salted caramel. The place is really tiny but there are a few seats towards the back.
We sat down and we’re excited to try the treats! They were okay but none of them were bursting with flavor besides the salted caramel flavor and the smores did have a unique Bön fire taste! That one was the best!
Overall these treat were okay nothing I’m dying to come back for and I wouldn’t spend the money I spent again. They are pretty pricey for a rice crispy treat. The concept is great and it’s fun to try but other than that this place is a one time thing.

Rice Krispies are not my dessert of choice, but I wanted to find out what all the hype was about at Treat House. It’s the same concept as Baked by Melissa. Small version of a common dessert.
The person working there was extremely sweet. I had the chocolate peanut butter and birthday cake treats. They were okay. Nothing memorable. At $ 2.25 each (for a one, MAYBE two bite dessert), it was a little hard to digest the concept.
They must make bank (probably costs about 5 cents to make a tiny square) but they won’t be making any more money off me.

Treat House is like rice krispie to cupcakes to Baked by Melissa. Small sweets for a big price.
I found the novelty fun but the sticker shock for rice crispy might hold you back. Might be a fun sweet to bring for a party. The bite sized piece were all very good and I tried several flavors. I think I might go home and make some this weekend.

Ein kleiner sauberer laden, der handgemachte süßigkeiten anbietet.
Es lohnt sich, einmal zu sehen, was man alles so machen kann. Eine wahre augenweide!
Besser schaffen es die belgier auch nicht — optisch absolut makellos.
Wer ein 1a süßigkeiten-​kunstwerk möchte, ist hier genau richtig!