Hope's Cookies

I first tried Hope's Cookies decades ago and have loved them ever since. This week I went to the store on Lancaster Avenue, where I hadn't been in several years. I had my two favorite cookies, triple chocolate and walnut chocolate chip, which both had great flavor and texture. My son and his wife both had ice cream sandwiches made on the cookies of their choice. The concept was new to me but they both enjoyed them. Kind of messy so grab enough napkins. My waistline is glad I don't live too close to this place. There were tables and chairs in the attached pizza place, as well as benches outside after you go through the line.

Hopes Cookie is a cute ice cream shop connected to Snaps Pizza, so it's very convenient if you want something sweet and savory. I usually stay on Hope's side; the ice cream is good. I have tried many flavors, and this time, I had a coffee flavor (I don't remember the exact name), but it had chocolate chip bits in it as well, and it was delicious. The atmosphere at Hopes Cookie is cozy and inviting, perfect for enjoying a sweet treat. The staff is always welcoming and helpful, adding to the overall positive experience. I also ordered a sugar cookie, and its soft and chewy texture was delightful. The variety of options at Hopes Cookie never disappoints, making it a go-to spot for satisfying my sweet tooth. Additionally, if you pay with Apple Pay, you get a membership card where you can rack up points. I will say it's hard to get parking right outside the establishment, but there are plazas nearby where you can park and then walk over to Hopes.

Hope's Cookies is a Rosemont Staple. Located next to the Rosemont Square shopping center, it's conveniently located on Lancaster Avenue. It has small parking lots in the front, back, and side, or park next door at Rosemont Square. They have a walk up cookie/ice cream order window, or you can order inside. It gets really busy at night. By day the place isn't too packed. Hungry for a savory bite too? Hope's shares interior space with a pizza spot, so you can have your pizza and cookies/ice cream all in 1 spot.To find it, look for the cow and calf in the parking lot. When you see them, you've made it to Hope's!

I am not a big fan of the cookies but almost every teenager I know loves them. So I will not give my opinion except to say that I think they are little expensive.

Grabbed a rice crispy treat because I needed gluten-free & the cookie options didn't look appealing. The $4.00 treat was underwhelming. Where is the butter? Plus. it was falling apart- not enough marshmallow. Finally, the cereal was a weird texture, was it stale??SUPER finally, the cashier was not friendly. meh.

Hope's Cookies located in Bryn Mawr sits directly on Lancaster Ave. There is also a location at the Reading Terminal Market in Philly. The Bryn Mawr location is equipped with a window option for pick-up and parking. These simple additions make this a convenient stop while in travel... :-)I tried the Caramel Cookie, Macadamia Nut, Peanut butter, and Walnut Chocolate Chip (my favorite).

Just found this little gem, however, it's been open for 30 years. Awesome homemade cookies and delicious ice cream. The service was awesome and staff very friendly. There are a variety of wonderful cookies, I purchased 7 to sample. They have gluten free as well. I intend to take advantage of there many occasion (birthday, thinking of you etc) gift tins that they ship via online ordering.Cookies are so good and would make anyone's day a little sweeter

Pit stop at a mom n pop ice cream shop. The gentleman scooping the icecream was bee bopping to Prince music. Happy and welcome and yummy stuff. Precious murals too

Hope's Cookies is my "to go" place when I need a wonderful treat to give to others. The staff are very nice and customer service oriented. The baked goods are simply scrumptious:) Yes, I highly recommend Hope's Cookies for all your treat needs!

Their ice cream is overpriced and truly awful, especially their sprinkles. The cookies are ok though.