Cow Chip Cookies

What a great place! Stopped in here while I was working in the area to see what this place was all about. I mean. come on! Cow Chip??? I decided I needed to get one of the bull chip cookies to take back to my co-​worker in Los Angeles. Unfortunately, I was flying out on Monday and they weren’t going to be open on Sunday. Not to worry, though. (And I apologize for not remembering the name of the very nice woman that helped me.) Anyway, the woman at the shop said that she could absolutely make me the bull chip cookie and wrap it up in plastic wrap so it would stay fresher for my Monday flight. I decided to get THREE bull chips, because I know there would be some jealous folks if I only brought back one. The cookies needed to be made, so I’d have to come back for them. No problem, though. I decided to get a bunch of the little cookies for the crew working with me Saturday and handed those out. Everyone agreed, they were tasty little morsels!
When I returned later to pick up the bull chips, I grabbed some day old oatmeal cookies and day old peanut butter cookies for myself, and those were delicious as well. Did you know that oatmeal raisin cookies make a great breakfast with hot coffee? ’cause they do.

I have mixed reviews on Cow Chip!
Fact: the big cookie and variety of cookies are great! When bringing people to Seattle and your looking for something that is unique and your friends love cookies! Cow chip is a good spot!
Food: cookies were decent, flavor was good but not mind blowing or incredible. I was happy with the cookie:)
Service: Was great, friendly eager to help and convinced me to try some of their favorites at the time!
If your in Pioneer Square with friends. It’s a good
Stop for some dessert!

Cute place with pretty yummy cookies! Got 6 «chipletes» aka mini chocolate chip cookies for $ 1.50!

While having a fun day in Seattle, I stopped in after having a cup of coffee. I was immediately greeted by a cheerful ‘server’. We bonded over a funny cow story.
Now to the cookies, I ordered «The Herd» (9.50): 1 giant cookie, one med-​large and one small. For each cookie you could sub-​in any other flavor cookie for the same price (i.e. small cookie 1.50, so any 1.50 cookie would count). In my Herd, I got 1 M&M and 2 Chocolate Chips. And they were great, dense and buttery.
There were many additional flavors in a smaller size that I’ll have to try next time. Also they have a small seating for customers which was a little small, but big enough to serve its purpose.
I’d definitely check it out if in the area!

I got the huge chocolate chip cookie for my birthday and it was yummy. The texture is more crunchy and chewy than soft. The other cookies I’ve tried I don’t like as much and the smaller sizes seem to lose the yummy chewy factor.

Average cookies. I ordered the 6 of the tiny cookies. I thought they would be taken fresh from the counter. Instead the employee gave us a bag from somewhere behind the counter. I hope they were fresh. Either way the cookies were not that good. Not terrible, but not anything special. The person working their also seemed kind of annoyed about us being in the store.

I enjoyed my classic chocolate chip cookie. The larger one was just $ 3. I know this sounds like a lot for a cookie, but it was enough for two people to enjoy. It was also buttery, soft, fresh and delicious. Perfect little after lunch snack.
It’s a very small shop. Our interactions with the service was very limited, but the cashier was fast, clean, friendly. I don’t really have more expectations than that for a cookie shop.

What a wonderful stop! Nestled with the book shops and art galleries of Seattle, this little cookie shop will definitely be worth the stop! The lady who owns the shop is very sweet and down to earth. The cookies were moist and delicious — I had the ‘café’ sized cookie but definitely should have gotten the cow size! Do yourself a favor and don’t make the same mistake I did!

For 7 lonnnng months, I had passed by CCC on my weekly walks to pick up dinner or head over to Pike Place. The sun was out, the birds were singing, the panhandlers were abound… but CCC was closed. Every time. Bar stools upside down on the tables, lights off. Bummer!
Their early-​closing was frustrating to no end.
And then one day, we walked past the window and had a glimmer of hope that they might be open. Bar stools were back up on the tables, but the lights were on. The express window was open! WHAT?!
So we stood there searching through the glass for signs of a human. And then there she was! Except she didn’t come to the window with gratitude for our business… in fact, it was more annoyance that we had bothered her before closing. Yes, before closing.
We got our chocolate chip and walnut chocolate chip cookies bagged up to go. A HUGE cookie and a pack of two medium-​sized cookies. Took them home and my goodness they were delicious. No doubt about that.
But if it’s that much of an obstacle to get cookies, I may not have the energy to return here. Maybe in another 7 months?

After my horrible experience at Magic Mouse Toys (see review on that) I decided to indulge my inner child in a different way IE: A nice chocolate chip cookie. Clearly they were more interested in my business and allowing me to feel young again through pastry. I had the intention of saving the cookies for the Bolt Bus home, however, magically between the walk from point A to B to the hostel before a show they disappeared… into my belly. No wonder I had no room for dinner later. The prices were very reasonable and the staff were amazing. Very soft cookies.

Walked by this place twice and kept saying what is a «Cow Chip?!»
So I finally stopped to find out.
I ordered at the window and the woman was very sweet. I asked her a few questions before I decided, and she said they only had walnut/​choc chip cookies left. She asked me if that was okay… of course that’s okay, that sounds amazing! And then she asked if I wanted 1 or 2. I said 1 and she said it was the same price for 2… of course I want two, that sounds amazing!
Off I went back to the car where my husband was. I pull part of the cookie out and try it and then he notices the other cookie and immediately grabs it and starts stuffing his face whilst saying «can I have this one.»
Needless to say, they lasted about 30 seconds and what a glorious 30 seconds they were.

On my way back from picking up my racing gear, I decided to swing by Cow Chip and grab a couple of cookies (not the best idea before a race, I suppose — but I was going to burn the calories off anyways). It was empty in the middle of Friday afternoon, so it was no trouble at all getting a quick order placed to go. I went with the chocolate chip cookie and the sugar cookie with sprinkles; I am glad to report that the chocolate chip cookie is freakin’ awesome — definitely a friendly amount of butter in the cookie, and the chocolate is gooey as well. It’s one of the more ‘decadent’ (if you can really use that adjective appropriately for this food item) cookies that I’ve had, and I would definitely get it again. The sugar cookie was disappointing; while it crumbles really softly and easily with each bite, the sprinkles are relatively flavorless, and I think the butter that helps give it great texture detracts from the flavor — it ended up tasting very plain, with barely any hint of sugar.
That said, there’s no doubt that the quality of the offerings here are high, and I’d return in a heartbeat for more chocolate chip, as well as definitely sampling their ‘cow plop’ raw cookie dough offering — it sounds like it belongs in ice cream!

Chocolate chip cookies… in all shapes and sizes.
The inside is very quaint, and straight to the point. You walk in and there are several options of cookies and treats.
The woman working inside was also very nice and helpful.
They also had a Clint Dempsey poster out front. Nothing better than supporting the local teams!

My BF works nearby and has brought home cookies after work from Cow Chip. I have tried several varieties but I think my favorites are oatmeal raisin and trail chip.
One weekend I came here myself for an ice cream sandwich and I thought the service was terrible. The lady was rude! She did not even acknowledge us and had this «what do you want» attitude. The ice cream sandwich sucked, by the way. I much prefer how they do it at Hello Robin — made to order so he cookies are room temp. These were completely frozen and hard to eat.

Cute cookies hope next to a bunch of bars in pioneer square. Their menu is straightforward and really cute (calf, cow, and bull chips, each cookie getting larger). They also sell day old cookies at a reduced price. My husband and I got a chocolate chip walnut day old cow chip. I felt it had too many chocolate chips and my husband thought too much vanilla. I would consider going there again and trying a different cookie to give it another shot.

Cow Chip totally got us by propping their doors open and the delicious smells of freshly baked cookies spill out onto the 1^st Avenue. Unfortunately, we did not get one of the fresh cookies but rather one that was already on display and not quiet warm. It was pretty tasty but for $ 1.50 a cookie, I was expecting a little more (taste and/​or size.) We’ve walked by this plenty of times and resisted going in but I’m glad to know now that it will be easy to resist in the future. (I am reading the Unilocal reviews along side this posting and see people mentioning the 3 for $ 3 end of day special but that’s still not going to get me to spend more money here. Some of the grocery stores have pretty fantastic cookies for less.)

I just realized today that I’ve never written a review for Cow Chips. This place is like as deliciously awesome as you can get for cookies (and trust me, I know my cookies). The cookies are so soft and chewy. And if you like em warm, take em home and just pop em in the oven for a couple of minutes.
I always go for the chiplettes, less guilt. I can eat 6 and feel like i just ate 1 cookie. I also like the nutty chip. Walnuts covered all over the cookie, rather than just baked in here and there.
Cow chips, you are my weakness…

Yummy yummy yummy I got cookies in my tummy…
So good! The smell alone will draw you in!

These cookies are literally the best I’ve ever had in my entire life. And I have had a lot of chocolate chip cookies.
I’ve been to this location and enjoyed some cookies and they were very tasty. Large, soft, not sickeningly sweet, but just perfect. I’m not even sure how I came across this place but I am so, so glad I did.
Now, I don’t live in Seattle so I can’t get these cookies all the time, sadly. Actually, that may be a good thing because I’d probably set up a bed in this place and live there, eventually weighing in at 1,000 pounds due to excessive cookie consumption. But, I digress.
I’ve had Cow Chips ship cookies to me on the opposite end of the country and guess what? They were still amazing.
Cow Chip cookies are basically the best way to brighten someone’s day. These cookies are amazing. End of story.

I friend bought the bull size and it was bigger than my face!
Quite tasty too…
I love popping into random stops and leaving impressed!