The Boston Chipyard

Satisfy your sweet cravings with the most divine chocolate chip cookies in America at The Boston Chipyard! For over three decades, they've passionately perfected the art of creating these exquisite cookies, using only the freshest ingredients and the purest chocolate. Their mission? To bring their guests a taste of heaven in every bite! Their cookie lineup is a testament to their dedication:Traditional Chocolate Chip: A timeless treat that never goes out of style.Fudge Chocolate Chip: Double the chocolate, double the fun! A cookie lover's dream.Oatmeal Raisin Chocolate Chip: Experience the best of both worlds with the perfect blend of chewy oats and sweet raisins.Walnut Chocolate Chip: Get ready for a deliciously crunchy adventure that pairs perfectly with our rich chocolate chips.Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip: Real peanut butter loaded with luscious cookie chips for an unforgettable flavor fusion.And that's not all! Don't forget to check out 'The Banana Stand,' where they serve up the top banana treats that'll have your taste buds going bananas!Come on down to The Boston Chipyard and embark on a delightful journey through their irresistible cookie wonderland. Bring your friends, family, and your sweet tooth because these cookies are made to share and savor.FOLLOW @zackaryeats on Instagram/Tiktok for more foodie finds!

Went here over the weekend and not sure what happened to this place. They used to be great. They're pretty bad now. Cookies were overdone. All of them were super crunchy - not soft like I remember. They were also small for the price. Customer service was friendly, but wouldn't return.

The Boston Chip Yard in Faneuil Hall has been a timeless gem since 1977, and it continues to win the hearts of Boston locals and tourists alike. Their old-fashioned cookies are nothing short of delightful, embodying a melt-in-your-mouth quality that's truly special. Crafted from a traditional recipe, each batch is made from scratch using wholesome ingredients and, undoubtedly, a generous dose of love.For me, the banana chocolate chip cookies are the standout stars. I can't resist them, and a visit to the Boston Chip Yard is never complete without indulging in at least six of these small but mighty treats. They're a perfect blend of flavors that make every bite an unforgettable experience.However, I must dock one star due to inconsistent service. While the cookies are consistently outstanding, the same cannot always be said for the staff. It's a bit hit or miss when it comes to friendliness, which can sometimes detract from the overall experience.In summary, the Boston Chip Yard in Faneuil Hall is a cherished institution offering delectable, homemade cookies that have stood the test of time. Whether you're a local or a visitor, don't miss the chance to savor these nostalgic treats in the heart of Boston's Quincy Market located under the North Canopy.

Nice balanced soft and crispy smaller sized cookies. Had the traditional chocolate chip. You can get half dz for around $7. They were good but nothing you can't make at home with store brought cookie dough. But the convenience of warm cookies while shopping is worth the money. I waited for a few minutes while the employee held a conversation on her cellphone. Not worth a recommendation but everyone loves cookies right.

Not for me.I get that the cookies are small and not made typically round. But I honestly wish it was a bit bigger, had a softer inside, crunchier exterior and tasted a bit better.The oatmeal cookie was a bit better than the chocolate chip but still nothing that I would ever come back to.I had higher expectations and was quite disappointed.

I went in really excited for these cookies. They sell them by the half or full dozen. It's like $7 for 6 mini cookies, and you can freely mix and match the flavors; which is nice. The servers are patient and explain things lightly. But judging just the cookies, I'm not sure what the hype was about. The cookies were not soft or gooey. Instead they tasted stale and were very oily. Don't be like me, maybe lower your expectations when trying this spot.

Located in Faneuil Hall Marketplace, offers a variety of bite sized cookies (chocolate chip, fudge chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter, etc.). Prices are decent, although a little on the pricey side for the size of the cookies (a dozen for $11). I decided on a half dozen chocolate chip and half dozen fudge chocolate chip. They came out of the warmer, so I was expecting them to be warm, cripsy on the outside/soft on the inside, and gooey. Instead they were slightly warm and more crunchy than soft. Both weren't super sweet. Preferred the chocolate chip over the fudge chocolate chip. The cookies also came in different sizes, although they were all bite sized. Glad I got to try cookies from The Chipyard, just not sure I'll be back given there so many dessert options nearby.

This place has been in Quincy Market for years. For about $20 you can get 2 dozen cookies in neat little paper bags. (Theyre usually iconic bright yellow bags but I guess they had run out of those when I went by today.) I like to get them for my co-workers during lunch or for family during the holidays. For a couple bucks more you can get the cookies in pretty little tins. The cookies themselves used to be much smaller, but I'm not complaining. They're perfect little bite sized treats, not too sweet and not enough to spoil supper.

We bought a half dozen chocolate chip cookies. All were very tasty! Great location on the side of the market.

There's something about getting a dozen of mini cookies from the Chipyard whenever I visit Fanueil Hall. There's just so gosh darn good. They're out of this world if you can get them straight out of the oven. Crispy edges, soft middle, and the right amount of chocolate chips. $10 for a dozen, guess covid's made them raise their prices^^^. Watched the price go up over the years but as tradition and as acting quality control, I highly recommend you get some.There's also oatmeal raisin and peanut butter chocolate chip. Service was quick and they take cash and card.