David’s Cookies

So I didn’t have cookies, at David’s Cookies, but I did have breakfast.
Yup, this cookie shop also has hot breakfast.
Q: How do you know that it has breakfast?
A: On the corner pillar of the shop, there is a sign that says «Start off your day with a delicious BREAKFAST!» and a picture of some breakfast food.
Q: Is it on the menu?
A. No.
Q: So how do you know what they have to offer?
A: You limp through an awkward explanation with the cashier. She gets to do this with every customer who orders breakfast. That is why it is so slow.
Q: How do you know what things cost?
A: After you order it, they charge you, and it’s on your receipt. Other than that you have no idea. My breakfast and beverage was about $ 12.
Q: It seems like they have video screens overhead for menus. Why wouldn’t they add the breakfast items to that?
A: That’s a good idea! I hope they do so… someday.
The portions are pretty large. Quality was so-​so; not awful, not great. I wouldn’t go out of my way to return, but I wouldn’t avoid it either.

Cookies, muffins, nutella cups, drinks are all average for resort food but the service is terrible. I’ve never felt so unwelcome anywhere. 200% tip didn’t help the situation. Just blank stares and sighs. Can’t believe this place has survived.

The cookies smell okay but aren’t really like home cooked or fresh; they seem more like packaged cookies from the store. The smoothies look like they might be okay but the pre-​mixed machine drinks have a little off taste and consistency issue.

GROSS. I ordered a $ 4 Carmel Cappuccino and got bad coffee with coffee grounds in it! They didn’t even have any hot cup lids. What a waste of money.