Dough to Door

THESE ARE THE BEST F****** COOKIES. Fresher, softer, and less oily than both hotbox and insomnia.

I get the sugar, chocolate chip, and my favorite… peanut butter chocolate chip. These cookies are amazing. They are warm, gooey, and beautifully paired with a tall glass of ice cold milk. Just what I want when I don’t want to do the work myself. This is a solid cookie. I’ve experienced nothing but awesome service as well. From delivery to pick up.

Easily the best cookies I’ve had in my life. I’m not sure what is in the dough but it is fantastic. These cookies do not taste like they are made from fake ingredients like the ones at Insomnia Cookies. They also aren’t super thick and gloopy with chocolate. They are thin and chewy and you basically end up eating an entire box by yourself in no time but you’re happy after and not overly stuffed.
Once you go here you will never get cookies from any where else in Saint Louis ever again. This place is phenomenal. The owner, Ernest, is really nice too.
I wish I could give this place 10 000 stars. BEST COOKIES EVER.

Hidden across the street from the Delmar loop station pass Fork n Stix, this beats all the other cookie shops in STL.
Things to note:
1) Everything is made on the spot from scratch and baked to order. Please be aware that this will take about 20−25m longer than your average cookie shop, so I would actually call ahead unless you got a good book to read when you walk in. But really, it is worth it. It’s not as greasy as the rest.
2) Serendipity local ice cream aka ice cream sandwiches! … The cookie monster and the vanilla bean are amazing.
3) Wifi coming soon, although I don’t know about doing work in a cookie shop. But there are a few high top seats available
4) Local delivery (30−40m ETA in the Loop)
5) They take Bear Bucks for all you WashU folks
6) Cookies are like only $ 1.25 for the regular and $ 1.75 for Premium
7) They have birthday size/​large cookies
Fav. Flavors:
1) Peanut Butter
2) Chocolate Chip
And when you check in on Unilocal,you get a free cookie! You have to stop by and come in.

Great concept! We encountered pretty nice customer service as well. The cookies are not the best but still was a nice treat. My fiancé and I ordered a dozen cookies before dinner (so they would arrive in time for dessert) only to have to wait almost 2 hours. They did call and let us know when the driver was on his way and explained that they ran out of dough and had to make more. They also said they threw in a couple extras to make up for it. We were super excited and were hoping we would be able to try another flavor than what we had already ordered (chocolate chip). Instead there was 2 extra chocolate-​chip cookies (which they already include when you order a dozen). Not saying we deserved more but it was a little dissapointing after they said they would make up for our wait. Their online ordering system is also broken so that was a bummer. Overall the cookies were okay but it’s expensive so it will have to be for a special occasion in the future.

Cookies are ok, nothing special, but not bad. But the service is some the poorest I’ve ever had. Like other posters here, the delivery took almost 4 hours and all calls to ask where they were (and eventually cancel the order) were met with some of the rudest people I’ve ever encountered at a business. The delivery driver was very apologetic and friendly so it’s not on them.
Won’t be using these guys any time soon.

Talk about a delivery order nightmare, it took over 4 hours for the cookies to arrive. Needless to say I am very disappointed and will never order from them again. After waiting for an hour, I called them and was told that all deliveries were out and my order should arrive any minute. However, after a another hour had passed I called back and was told that their driver had came to my building but he was unable to get ahold of me (I live in an apartment building) I find this very hard to believe since the building has a doorman who lets delivery drivers in and the driver knew my apt number or should have since I told them on the phone. Anyway, after four and a half hours I finally get a call to come downstairs and pick up my overpriced, hard, and cold cookies. No apology or discount for waiting all that time, in hindsight I should have refused to pay but oh well lesson learned. Avoid dough to door!

I don’t care if I wait two hours for these cookies.
All of you 3 stars? Really?
WARM, DELICIOUS, COOKIES delivered TO YOUR DOOR!
Service is awesome, quality is faaaantastic, and it’s like $ 20 for a dozen chocolate chip cookies at 11:30 at night.

I ordered 3 dozen cookies to be delivered to my husband’s office in the westport area for his birthday.
He shared that his office co-​workers commented about how good the cookies tasted. Unfortunately, for me there were no cookies left to bring home.
I wish they also delivered in Edwardsville, IL.

Wonderful business idea. However, I called a few weeks ago to order some cookies for delivery. The recording told me no one was available to take my call and that I should email them. I emailed them immediately and included my phone number as well as my email address so that they could reply. After I sent my email, the website said they would reply shortly. To this day, I have not received a reply! May give this place one more chance, but it is unlikely I will ever call again.

Snickerdoodle cookies. Nuff said. :)

Picture this: You’re a dude working in an office on Valentine’s Day. All day long you’ve seen the ladies in your office parade around with nice bouquets of flowers. The delivery guy calls a name, and it’s yours! Lo, what is this but hot, fresh cookies sent by your most awesome girlfriend! What a lovely surprise! Now, your co-​workers noses perk up and they follow the smell of fresh-​baked cookies. They flock to your desk, tell you what a creative genius you are, and of course how awesome your girlfriend is. Your boss might even suggest a raise as he wipes crumbs from his mouth. You know they’re just using you for a cookie, but you’ll bask in the glory for a moment or two nonetheless.
That was what was supposed to happen. Here’s what actually did.
4:50 I get a call from Dough to Door that they’re probably not going to make my
delivery by 5 pm and by any chance would my boyfriend stay late if the driver called him? At work. On Valentines Day. On a Friday. Since the whole point was to surprise him, I vetoed this plan. He went all day at work with no cookies thinking no one loved him. Also, no raise offers. Coincidence?
Dough to Door apologizes and offers to refund my money. Since this was pretty much his only Valentines Day gift, I compromise and have the cookies delivered the next day while we’re amidst a House of Cards marathon. They did follow up on this and the cookies were delivered in a reasonable timeframe. Hence, the two stars.
The cookies tasted pretty good, but the decorating left a lot to be desired. They did special frosted heart-​shaped cookies for Valentines Day. And, well, maybe the driver slipped on the ice and cookies got jumbled around or something. The non-​frosted ones looked way better. My boyfriend thought they were yummy so that’s all that counts.
Look, I know a cookie delivery place is going to be busy on Valentines Day. But, if I know this, they should too. I placed my order over a week ago. Maybe orders should have been capped after a certain point. I mean florists are stupid busy and I still got my flowers yesterday. They did make things right eventually, and I give them props for that, but day-​after-​Valentines cookies were not really what I paid for. I’m not saying I wouldn’t try them again on a less busy day, but they really dropped the ball on my grand romantic gesture.

Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip cookies are some of the best you will find. Outrageously good. Not every recipe they have is golden, but these are show s-​t-​o-​p-​p-​e-​r-​s. Get ‘em freshly baked right out of the oven… oh, Yuuummmy. I am jealous of the wu folks who live nearby… I have to actually drive there.

Potentially fantastic idea with flawed execution. I started by checking out their website. When I clicked on «Order Online,» I discovered that you cannot order online. So, I decided to take a walk. I planned to buy a dozen cookies. However, I was told that I could only buy 6 from the display case. If I wanted more, then I would have to wait for them to bake them. That makes no sense to me. Why can’t they bake replacements for the case when I leave. The girl’s answer was that they wanted them to be fresh. Again, I don’t understand. It’s an easy way to lose money. I bought 6 and will probably never go there again.

I’m really not sure why so many people have given this place some of the bad reviews. I really really love Dough to Door. Sure, the cookies might not be the best you’ve ever had, but what an awesome concept! They deliver fresh-​baked cookies to you — when I say fresh, I mean warm, just pulled out of the oven, make your apartment smell like heaven fresh.
I’ve had cookies from here a few of times and I agree the wait times can be long. But in my humble opinion, they are definitely worth the wait. On most normal nights, they take maybe an hour to deliver so plan for that in advance. What do you expect? It takes time to bake these amazing things, box them, and then deliver too. I have had the occasional instances when they may take a while (about two hours to deliver). But the one time I did see this, the person on the phone sweetly let me know they’re backed up and they’d try to get them out as soon as I can. The most common nights I have seen backups are basically whenever college kids need cookies (i.e. finals and the first round of exams each September). They’re on the loop and super convenient for Wash U students (hence huge back-​ups when it’s exam time on campus). If you avoid those times, you’re usually safe.
They have some standard cookie options and you can order however many you want. I almost always end up getting Snickerdoodle, Peanutbutter Chocolate Chip, and Chocolate White Chocolate Chip. If you don’t like these options, you can always order a customized mix — you get to pick the dough flavor and the mix-​ins. These though, you have to buy by the dozen. The only thing I thing I don’t like is that this place isn’t open on Sundays :(

Hey there. Are you drunk, high, hungry, alive? If you answered yes to any of the previous items than Dough To Door is for you. You may have read the previous posts saying the cookies are «not all that», however I beg to differ. Where can you currently go to get a fresh baked cookie, let alone one that delivers and lets you customize it with up to three mix ins including:
CHIPS (White Chocolate, Dark Chocolate, Semi-​sweet Chocolate, Milk Chocolate, Peanut Butter, Butterscotch, Caramel, Cinnamon),
CANDY (3 Musketeers, Butterfinger, Heath, Hershey Kisses, Kit Kat, Milky Way, Dark Milky Way, Raisinets, Reese’s PB Cups, Reese’s Pieces, Rolo, Snickers, Turtles, Twix, York Peppermint Patties, M&Ms (Plain, Peanut, Almond, Pretzel), Oreos, Golden Oreos, Marshmallows),
Dried Fruit (Cranberries, Blueberries, Coconut, Banana, Cherries, Apricots, Apples)
Nuts (Almonds, Pecans, Pistachios, Walnuts, Macadamia)
This is innovation people. Sure you could go to Walgreens or Quicktrip for an over-​sized cookie chock-​full of chemicals to keep it soft, but these are the real deal.
Things to consider: This joint aint open on Monday. Hours can be wonky. Its in an alley of sorts near Blueberry Hill.
A note on delivery from the website: Your cookies are baked at the time you order or request to ensure warm arrival and most orders are received within 45min-​1 hour; please plan for this when ordering. this is typically how long it takes to prepare cookies for the oven, bake them, and package them. For example, call before dinner for dessert afterwards.

I hate to spoil the party, but these cookies are just not all that. Plus they are really, really overpriced. And the flavor just is not there. It could be that I’m an avid home baker, so I know the magic of fresh butter, sugar, flour and eggs. Add some vanilla, chocolate chips or M&M’s and the flavor should be AMAZING! Instead, these cookies were just… bleh. The main flavor I could taste was the baking soda. Not good.
Also, the customer service is just okay. Don’t expect to be greeted with a smile or anything. They don’t seem to know how to work groupons either. So while I LOVE the idea of a cookie shop that’s open late night, I just can’t get behind the products. They just don’t taste good.

The scenario:
You’re at work.
You have been for 12 hours.
Yesterday too.
And the day before.
Sitting in meetings and interviews.
You are exhausted.
Someone suggests ordered Dough to Door to culminate the night.
MUST HAVE COOKIES!!!
What a concept… you order cookies… they bake them, pack them in pizza type boxes, in an insulated bag, and deliver them to you.
I had a chocolate chip and one that had Reese’s Pieces and other good stuff. There are several types available and many combinations. Someone had one that was cookies and cream that they said was fabulous. They were hot and gooey and delicious. Amazing end to a long week. They aren’t cheap, but the cookies are good sized and it was definitely worth it!
You can stop by their store in the Loop (around the corner from Blueberry Hill) and pick up fresh and hot cookies there too!
Best idea for a meeting EVER. Next time I have them, it won’t be though. I can’t wait til then!

Napkin please.
This establishment gets a star just for trying something NEW on the loop. I mean, a COOKIE shop? What, no alcohol? *gasp*! You mean, I can spend under $ 5 and feel… HAPPY? What is with my CAPS LOCK KEY?!
I have enjoyed Dough to Door on several occasions, being particularly fond of Chocolate run-​of-​the-​mill Chip, Oatmeal chocolate chip, Chocolate chip with M&Ms. Others I“ve dragged in with me, have made mooing/​enjoyment noises over such classics as Snickerdoodle and Peanut Butter flavors.
I“ve yet to order them for delivery, so check out the other reviews…
Parking is annoying, but that’s the Loop for you.
Want to know my secret? Too bad… that’s why it’s my secret.
My taste buds will return.

Dough to Door has stolen my heart and my stummy!
What’s better than a fresh, hot cookie out of the over after a night at Blueberry Hill?
Chocolate chip, double chocolate, M&M, peanut butter, oatmeal, snickerdoodle… the list goes on and on. There is also an impressive list of specialty cookies that you can order. Check it out!
The owner is so friendly and is always interested in your suggestions for a new cookie flavor.
You can stop by their location for a cookie at any time or better yet, did I mention they deliver?
Now all I need is a glass of milk :)
Move over Mrs. Fields. There’s a new cookie shop in town!