Treat House

As a lover of rice Krispy treats I had to try treat house! The place is cute and clean and staff friendly. I ordered a two pack of smores and birthday cake and the total was 5.44. I was a bit surprised at how tiny the treats are and the steep price but was excited nonetheless. I hurried home excited to eat them and this is when disappointment set in. The treats tasted rubbery and the birthday cake had a strong hint of chemicals and artificial everything. I had high hopes and thought the treats would be fresher and crispier than they were. I would skip this place and try another dessert spot.

Really cute idea for desserts… kind of like Baked by Melissa, but Rice Krispie Treat Edition! These are awesome and all have their own, yet not overpowering flavors, with some classics like birthday cake and peanut butter cup and then some more sophisticated ones like salted caramel (my personal favorite).
The staff at this particular location are always super friendly. We walked by one day right as they were locking the doors at closing time and when they saw our sad faces they opened it back up and let us in to quickly snag some treats, which was so kind of them! That was our first time and has kept us coming back for a sweet treat whenever we happen to walk by.
They sell to go packs of 2, 4, etc so they make great little gifts or goodie bags! It would be helpful if before you ordered, the staff explained to you that it is easier for them if they know how many you plan on ordering so that they can take out the right container… or maybe they should switch over to writing down your order so that they can make that calculation once you’re done in case you don’t know off the top of your head how many you want to order when you begin!

The first time I walked into Treat House I felt unwelcomed. Being a first time costumer I asked what the ordering process was, to which the young women working behind the counter asked me «what do you mean, how do you order?». I did not think it was a complicated question especially since I had never been there. After re-​explaining my question I was then informed on how I should order. At that point I knew what I wanted and was suddenly interrupted by someone else who was in the shop before me but had not been ready to order. The girl behind the counter stopped from helping me and immediately went to help the man who had finally decided what he wanted. Moral of the story is I walked out and will not be returning. Seeing as how many new restaurants and stores open and close in this neighborhood, I would warn the owners to focus on training their staff.

Decided to stop by for a quick Saturday night snacks and was pleasantly surprised. Staff was friendly and knowledgeable and the concept of the interior design was really neat! The treat was delicious as well =)

This place has a really cute concept. Really adorably decorated with a fun swing in the seating area. Great flavor combinations but the treats were a little stale and it’s a bit pricey. I’ll stick with my rice krispy treats.

Similar to baked by melissa’s, but better cause it’s rice krispies treat, of course I’m biased :))

After walking past Treat House a few times, my boyfriend and I stopped in to check out the treats. The staff was friendly and the shop is clean and colorful.
Treat House has a variety of tiny rice crispy treats in fun and interesting flavors, including treat pops and ice cream treat bars.
We tried a birthday cake treat pop which is wrapped in marshmallow with sprinkles. It tasted bland and pretty stale honestly. I couldn’t really taste the birthday cake flavoring either.
At about $ 4 for a pop, I don’t think we will be back in the future. The treats are cute but the flavor wasn’t great enough to justify spending that much on a tiny rice crispy treat for us.

First there was the cookie crazy and of course the cupcake craze, this place specializes in rice Krispy treats. They have various flavors from chocolate peanut butter to salted caramel to birthday cake. It is a cool concept and he treats are pretty tasty. Each one is 2.50 for each square. They are a bit small for the price but they are tasty, I just would like them a little better. My flavor to recommend is the chocolate peanut butter as being my favorite.
They have an area which you can rent out for birthday which is also a nice addition.

We were so excited that we passed Treat House today on our travels! Everything in the case looked gorgeous and we had a hard time choosing just one treat at $ 2.50 each. L decided on the m&ms treat, but was disappointed that the density of m&ms in her treat appeared to be significantly less than that of the display case. After posing for a picture, she dug right it. Her first bite elicited a response of «OMG this is so good!», but when she took her first big bite, L said, «Mom, this is kind of gross.» I took a nibble, and sadly, I had to agree. Glad that I limited ourselves to just one. I could have made my own for the $$ I spent, and they would have been far better. :P

I purchased a little gift for my SO and I before we went on a trip here of a dozen treats and they were all super yummy! The woman who was working the counter and helping me was incredibly friendly and helped me pick out some of the better flavors.
Some of my favorite flavors: birthday cake, cookie dough, peanut butter cup, and peanut butter and jelly
They’re a bit on the pricier side but they are a great little gift!

good service! Its a cute concept, but I don’t think I’d go back. I shared the strawberry shortcake ice cream rice crispy treat with my date and we both agree that while its a a cool idea, we kind of wished there was more ice cream than treats and that the chocolate glazing wouldnt keep falling off! lol

This shop is a very interesting concept. They sell individual flavor «infused» rice krispies treats — or as they call it, crisp rice treats. The shop is very clean and neat and the service is great.
We had:
Coconut– rice krispies treat with marshmallow frosting and shredded coconut
Chocolate Mint
Chocolate pretzel
Bubble Gum
S’mores
Chocolate Chip Cookie
Salted Caramel
Birthday Cake
All were very tasty but at $ 2.50 a piece they are very overpriced. A Ladurée macaron flown in daily from Paris costs $ 2.80 each and for me and my kids, there is simply no comparison. At the end of the day, they are still just rice krispies treats.
They also sell ice-​cream sandwiched between 2 rice krispies treats. I will definitely go back and try it, then update my review.

Definitely a treat! Received these at work from a vendor and walked past the store front so I decided to go in. The girls working the front are nice and knowledgeable about the flavors.

Name of the game: Concept.
The concept behind this little bundle of joy is really unique. Flashback to my childhood where I would inhale bowls of snap, crackle and pop before school to get my sugar rush going. The 2×2 mini rice crispy treats come in a variety of flavors — not sure if the flavors changes daily but they had more listed on their website than in the store (I’m assuming seasonal as well)
I purchased a package of 4 for my work team. I have a desk job so I generally try my best to stay away from the junk considering my lack of movement all day long. These precious treats were perfect! They were delicate and light, didn’t make me feel sluggish so it was pretty «guilt free» :) I picked up the Peanut Butter Chocolate, PB&J, S’mores and Cookies and Cream. They’re packaged really well for decorative and transport purposes.
Mind blown how good it was! Totally satisfied with my PB&J. Perfect texture and fun to eat too! Everyone really enjoyed it. They’re really attractive treats that are perfect for any and every occasion. I refueled and have an 8 pack in my fridge right now. That good.
Only downside is they’re a little pricey at almost $ 3 a pop, but give it a try because you don’t know what you’re missing !!!

Fun little shop to get a sweet treat! We got the smores and PBJ and it was tasty! Cute swing, chalkboard to write on and clean place!

What I had: Ice Cream Bar (Peanut Butter Chocolate)
Would I go back?: Yes
Story: This place just opened and Im so happy! I had no idea. Stopped in here with a friend we got the ice cream bars. They were delish and different — rice krispy bar with ice cream and then dipped in chocolate you cant go wrong. I’ll definitely be back to fulfill my sweet tooth. Swing and chalkboard in the back are super cute as well.

Had the birthday cake and it was gross. Rice crispy treat was stale and the icing was fake, rubbery and didn’t taste like cake icing at all. I was shocked. I took one bite and threw it out. 2.50 for a 2×2 treat. Now I’m wishing I spent the $$ on rice crispy cereal and marshmallows and made it myself. This place won’t last long. Two stars for décor and cleanliness. My friend had an ice cream bar. He was meh.

Treat House is a cute idea, staff was very friendly, and the bakery was clean. But overall I was disappointed, I tried the birthday cake treat, it was so small, lacked flavor, and tasted stale. At 2.50 a treat, I really expected more and wished I spent those calories across the street at 16 handles.

The treat house is a welcome addition to this block which already has insomnia cookie, pinkberry, 16 Handles and Meijin dessert bar. Living this close to this block would be a health hazard if I was flanked by the soul cycle on the other side.
I highly recommend the chocolate dipped ice cream bars. They come in a variety of flavors. My favorite is the peanut butter; the other flavors are more subtle. The rice crispy treat has a cheesier texture frozen.
The small seating area has a whimsical bench swing.

The second NYC outpost* was quite frankly a surprise, as I just don’t understand how it’s a sustainable, scalable B&M business, but I guess such are these neighborhoods. The birthday cake treat (aka 1 PACK) was fine, but far from crave-​able, especially as a treat has gone up to $ 2.50+tax since their launch across the Park.
There’s an awkwardly carpeted restroom with a seemingly non-​functional or empty e-​paper towel dispenser if you’re so inclined.
*A WTC location is mentioned on their site as opening early 2015, and they still don’t have an ETA but also refuse to update their site… OR add hours or contact info for their locations that actually are open. The UWS original is between the same cross streets across the Park
FWIW the 10% off from their e-​list is good for their site only.