dough life

Me and my bf decided to stop here after a long day of shopping and craving something sweet! The place is easy to find and near the cold stone and the food court. They have various flavors of cookie dough but most of them were way too sweet. The employees were really nice and friendly and helped us make a decision and offered us any flavor for us to try first. After trying most of the flavors, we decided to get the life of the party cookie dough which is basically birthday cake dough with sprinkles. We paid about $5-6 for the smallest size. We both shared one and were only able to eat about half of it. It was just wayyyy too sweet and after a little while you get tired of just eating cookie dough. I think if you're a BIG BIG fan of cookie dough, you'll love this place. But it is worth a try!

Very friendly service and there is seating at the side. I was offered sample tastes and tried a few. When I mentioned the Brownie Batter was very rich, the worker pointed out that unlike ice cream this cookie dough won't melt if you don't eat it all right away, so it can easily be saved for later and doesn't have to be eaten in one sitting. I think that's a good thing to keep in mind, as lots of the flavors were very tasty but heavy, and I was thinking a whole cup at once would be too much. I decided on a small Mint Chocolate Chip cookie dough. It had very good, strong flavor, and my cup had a lid for when I stopped halfway through and closed it up for later. It's not that it was a huge scoop; I just couldn't have that much cookie dough all at once. It's more filling than ice cream or chocolate that you don't notice disappearing. I like the selection and flavors, but the price is too high for me to get all the time. OTOH single-serving desserts are always expensive--see the $6 ice cream sundaes when a whole quart of ice cream at the grocery store can be $3.00. A small cookie dough was $4.99, but maybe if I get a larger size next time and think of it as 3 servings of dessert it won't seem too bad.