Uncle Biff's California Killer Cookies

We were 2 Pittsburghers getting married in San Diego. It's traditional to have a cookie table at a Pittsburgh wedding so this was a big deal for us. Uncle Biffs came highly recommended and we're super affordable so we were sold. We ordered 3 dozen (plus you get 2 free with each dozen) so 42 cookies total. We got a large variety. Ordering over the phone was easy and the lady that helped us was so sweet. Our wedding day we made sure to be there at 930 to pick up our cookies. Unfortunately, that day they opened late (not sure what happened) so we had to sit around and wait which was definitely stressful. Once we were able to go in, the staff was so welcoming and the cookies looked and smelled great. However while putting them into our little custom gift bags, we realized we got shorted a cookie. Not a big deal, just a little bummer. The cookies themselves were delicious! I personally loved the macadamia nut ones. They were soft and obviously fresh. We got so many compliments! We're grateful to Uncle Biffs for helping us bring a little Pittsburgh to our wedding!

My wife and I recently visited Uncle Biff's, and our taste buds were not disappointed. We tried the Oreo-stuffed chocolate chip and the peanut butter chocolate chip cookies, along with their semi-sweet classic. Each one had the perfect consistency--chewy and satisfying without any unnecessary frills. Unlike places like Crumbl Cookies, which seem to focus on having a crazy variety of flavors, Uncle Biff's keeps it simple and delicious.The service was a highlight too. The employee even offered us a free cookie to try before we made our decision, which was a nice touch.The only downside was the parking--absolutely horrendous. But honestly, the cookies were worth the hassle.

I recently visited Uncle Biff's California Killer Cookies and had a mixed experience. The location is a bit tricky to park at, as it's in a small shopping center.The service was friendly and helpful. The lady in front helped me choose two cookies, which I appreciated.However, I was a bit disappointed with the cookies themselves. The peanut butter cookie broke into pieces as soon as I picked it up, which was a letdown, and it was also a bit dry. On the other hand, the California Killer Cookie was good. The combination of dark and white chocolate was enjoyable. I wonder if it was just an off day for the cookies. The humidity inside might have affected them. Overall, my experience was a bit mixed, and I hope to have a better experience next time.

These are some darn good cookies. Came down to SD to escape the LA heat and randomly happened upon this place while we were walking around Hillcrest. I'm a sucker for cookies so this place was right up my alley. To my dismay, the display counter was half gone and so we had to get what we could. Coconut macadamia, white chocolate macadamia, peanut butter, double fudge, and a couple others I can't remember. They were all amazing. All of them. Not too sweet, exploding with mix-ins. Like a chonky cookie without being too much. It's just the right amount. Super soft and just absolute deliciousness. We completely tore through a half dozen and I'm not even mad about it. Will definitely come back earlier next time.

WOW! Seriously the best cookies ever. This place was recommended by another desserts person and it did not disappoint. We got a dozen of their best cookies. You cannot go wrong with the standard chocolate chip. The quality of ingredients really spoke to me. You could really taste the richness of the chocolate. Service was quick and friendly.I will definitely be back when in the SD area again!

These cookies are always amazing! So delicious and always a hit when I bring them for an event. Service is always great as well when ordering or picking up in store.

Stopped in and grabbed 2 dozen assorted cookies! The cookies looked great and service was the kind of service I wished I experienced more frequently. The girl that serviced me was helpful, pleasant and genuinely seemed to enjoy her work.The cookies were a huge hit. Everyone at my office RAVED about how delicious they were!

To be fair, we came right before they closed, so the selection was very limited. I went for the regular chocolate chip and oatmeal chocolate chip, and they definitely didn't disappoint. Not the friendliest staff, but again, it could have been because it was near closing time and they wanted to go home. If I were in the area again during the middle of the day, I'd try it again.

Consistently delicious homemade cookies! We had a bite to eat in Mission Valley and wanted to top off the night with a yummy cookie dessert. Crumbl was an option but we love hometown Uncle Biff's Killer Cookies. We checked Yelp and it was closing in 49mins. So we hopped on the road from our restaurant to get up the hill to Hillcrest. When we arrived, there was one other customer ordering and a good selection of cookies available. We ordered a 1/2 dozen bagged cookies:2 PB, 2 Chocolate Peanut Butter, 2 Semi-Sweet Chocolate, and you get an extra one so 1 Almond Toffee.On the way home we started in on the Almond Toffee and Peanut Butter cookies...DELICIOUS! This is why we love Uncle Biff's Killer Cookies because they are consistently delicious, at any hour of the day and night!The woman who served us was super nice and customer service oriented. They have the best history poster with Uncle Biff's Owner picture up front on the wall. They also have a tribute to their family members, which is totally respectable.You're still our FAVE Uncle Biff's Killer Cookies!

Ironically enough, next to the GNC is this delightful cookie shop.We ordered a box of six (get one free...so seven!) since everything looked so good. And, in fact, every cookie was good! I think that brought the price to a hair over $2.50 per cookie.Clearly, we had to order the California killer cookie which was bursting with regular chocolate, white chocolate, and walnuts. We ordered two, and those were finished first.And omg, the double fudge. Need to think of words besides brain explosion. The regular peanut butter and chocolate chip pb were also super tasty. The texture of peanut butter cookies can be hit or miss, and this one had a still chewy center with a bit of crumble. Also, no actual peanut pieces, which makes it somehow cleaner to eat and more peanut butter-y than peanut-y. Almond toffee was somehow a least favorite on the list of six, but that doesn't mean much here. The cookies are all soft with good chew and a little crisp around the edges. Perfectly baked. You can see the Ghirardelli chocolate boxes and giant Skippy pb containers.PSA (Parking Service Announcement): We walked the two miles from our previous activity, but PSA, this is located in a tiny lot where people were waiting to find a spot.We walked about two miles for the cookies. Let me tell you, these cookies are worthy of even a four mile walk. They're just overall tasty and what many of us consider when we think of our ideal cookie.