More cookies!!! Saw this spot on tik tik and had to stop while in union Station. When you walk in…read morethe smell just hits you in the face. They have soo many varieties. The cookies get a 10/10. Im soo mad we only got 2 cookies. The Twix and regular chocolate chip were everything. Im only giving this 4 stars only because the customer service was stale. Those 2 gentleman had no personality and didn't look happy to be at work that..but besides that..the cookies are great!

Cannot miss it when you smell in the path. Such a delighted treat especially for winter and holiday…read moreseason. Their cookies are tasty and creative. Such a cliche, chocolate chips classic is my favorite. The line moves pretty fast with attentive services.

The store was very clean and the service was very quick and friendly. There is no seating, but I…read moredon't believe I've see any seating in any of the locations. The dippers were so good! The cookies are always consistently good! I have not been disappointed once!

Overall: 4/5 Food:…read moreBueno cookie 4/5 I got it since I love Kinder Bueno! If you like bueno, you'll like this. Only wish it was fresh when I got it.... I'm sure it would be amazing fresh out of the oven. Service: 5/5 Friendly and quick! Ambiance: 4/5 - Just a takeout cookie spot; nothing good, nothing bad to say. :)

Tips: - Watch your step entering and exiting this store…read more - The more cookies you buy, the bigger the savings. - Credit and debit cards are acceptable payment methods. Last Saturday, I was driving along Steeles Avenue East heading eastbound. I was stopped at the lights at Hillcroft. I looked over to my left and noticed Cookie Krunch. Where there are cookies, there's me. I ran a couple of errands and headed back to this place to check out its cookie lineup. This store is where Hillcroft Medical Centre used to be. When my parents and I moved from the Beaches to Markham, my family doctor was at this medical centre. It was a trip seeing it converted to a cookie store. It's in a plaza that has a fishing store anchoring it, which used to be an RBC bank. I backed into an available parking spot and headed over there. I forgot that this place still has a weird, shallow step that you need to pay attention to. I never liked it. If you use a walker or wheelchair, you'd dislike this design. It's probably the only detail that I dislike about the store. The washroom is the first thing that you see when you walk in. It's definitely residual from the medical centre. The cookie display makes you forget about the weird design. I've been here twice now. I was greeted by the nicest woman the first time. I looked at all the cookie varieties displayed in front of me. The toughest part was deciding what to get. I went with a box of six cookies. I knew that getting two or four wouldn't cut it. I got two of each of these flavours: - Coconut and dulce de leche - Black forest - Lemon meringue The woman put everything in a cube box and slapped on a sticker. My cookies came up to just over $25. Yes, you are paying over $4 for a gourmet cookie. After consuming a number of them, the price is right. I paid with a credit card both times. I tapped and was good. Out of these three flavours, you'd think that I'd go with the lemon meringue first because I love lemony meringue goodies. Nope! I went with the coconut and dulce de leche cookie. It was amazing! The coconut tasted fresh. The dulce de leche was the filling. It wasn't too sweet, but it was rich in flavour. It was such a good cookie. I had the black forest next. I loved the little bits of cherry that you got in every bite. They were fresh cherries in a nice chocolate cookie. There were crunchy chocolatey bits on top. This cookie was yummy and moist. The lemon meringue was worth the wait. The lemon was tart and bright. There were bits of crunchy meringue that was heavenly. It's the perfect cookie. I averaged consuming two yummy, large cookies a day. I gave my remaining lemon meringue and black forest cookies to a friend that I ended up seeing on Monday. Sharing is caring! On Tuesday, I returned to this place to order more cookies to take into work. I got a different woman who was busy in the baking area. She let me know that she'd be back soon. I wasn't in any rush. She came back to me and apologized. It was all good. I got another six cookies (two of each flavour again): - Black forest - Sticky toffee pudding - Strawberry shortcake I brought this box of cookies home. I noticed that one of the strawberry shortcake cookies had broken in half. It meant that I had to eat it immediately. It was the delicious strawberry and vanilla filling that likely made this cookie break because it was packed full of it. The filling was generous. This cookie wasn't sweet, but it was excellent. I brought my remaining five cookies into work the next day to share with my friend. We have similar tastes. The other strawberry shortcake cookie crumbled. We devoured it first. He absolutely loved it. Before I left for the day, after our team meeting, we eat half of the two remaining flavours and split the rest. He loved the black forest, too. These cookies had even more cherry bits inside. The sticky toffee pudding was outstanding. The toffee part was so rich without adding a ton of sugar to it. It tasted like the actual dessert, but in a delicious cookie. There are so many flavours that I'll likely go back for more soon. I thought that my favourite cookie place was Felix and Norton. I now have two. Markham may not have a COBS Bread or a Paris Baguette, but it has the best gourmet cookie joints. Add Cookie Krunch to your list of must-visit cookie stores. (375)

Stopped by Cookie Krunch on a friend's recommendation, and it turned out to be a sweet little…read morediscovery. Tucked away in the inside corner of a plaza, it's easy to miss--so keep an extra eye out when finding it. The space is small and intimate, designed mainly for takeaway. Service was quick and efficient, and while the cookie display isn't overflowing like a Tim Hortons, that's because each batch is baked fresh--always a good sign. My friend and I grabbed a box of six: chocolate chip, mocha, matcha, Nutella, red velvet, and shortcake. The chocolate chip was a classic, while the mocha cookie really surprised me with its rich coffee notes. The matcha stood out with its mix of sesame and poppy seeds--earthy and satisfying. The Nutella was more like a double chocolate cookie, so just a heads up there. The shortcake had a unique, soft-centred texture that was quite unexpected. And my personal favourite? The red velvet--chewy, not overly sweet, and paired perfectly with its creamy filling. Overall, Cookie Krunch is a solid spot for fresh, flavourful cookies--definitely worth a visit if you're in the mood for a sweet treat.

My favourite cookies in Toronto…read more They have so many different flavours and when you order on Ubwr, tou never know what youre going to get. I love the surprise! They are a bit on the salty side, but I like that. It balanced the sweetness. They are soft in the middle and always freshly baked.

Believe it or not I've never had Craig's cookies decided to try today we ordered six cookies all…read moredifferent flavours and I must say it is highly overrated for me I did not feel like I was eating cookies I felt like I was eating half baked cookies. It is extremely doughy and have a crisp on the side which I do like my cookies soft but it felt Half Baked I rather eat cookie dough or eat a cookie and this was somewhere in the middle and their cookies are quite thick every single one of the cookies were salty! I felt like they put way too much salt on all their cookies overall I would not go back I have no desire to try anymore cookies I didn't even want to finish the fix that I got. Obviously there our are a good amount of people who like their cookies this away that's how they became so popular so if you like what I described above then you will love their cookies for me it's a no.

Totally decadent! Location a little hard to find but worth it. Wish she made cookies in small and…read moreregular sizes.

Went there before the covid ordeal. The lady at front manning the cash was rude as hell. I was the…read moreonly customer. No greeting. No smile. First thing I walked in she asked me rudely "what do you want?" Excuse me?! Told her I am here to buy cookies...may I look around?? Glared at me the whole time like I was going to steal. Made me so uncomfortable. I end up picking 2 packs of chocolate chip shortbread cookies. Paid. I had to ask for a bag. Which she made obvious she did not want to provide me. Lady, it's raining out. How do you expect to to hold two bag of cookies and umbella at same time?? Take your money somewhere else. They are not the only cookie place in Toronto. 1 Star for worst shopping experience 4 Star for hard shortbreads

All of the folks who work here are so nice and helpful. They have a great stock of rotating…read morecookies, but I came here to spread the word on their limited time s'mores pudding. Omg this stuff is so good, I originally went in for a Rice Krispie cookie but when they had none I tried a sample of the s'mores pudding and just had to buy a tub. Such good balance of flavours and textures, I'm so sad it's only for a few more weeks! I'm going to have to stock up while I can. Craig, you freaked it.

Damn good cookies. Why don't my cookies taste anything like this??…read more I ordered via Ubereats which I confirmed inflated the price - a lot. Also, you can only order the variety pack, and there were a couple flavours that I was less crazy about, so goes without saying, if I order from Craig's again it'll be in person.

My dad's favourite cake is a Black Forest with cherry jello (instead of real cherries) inside. I…read morecalled a bunch of places and this was the only place that does it! They had 2 options 2 lb or 3 lb. We got the 2 lb and it had 8 servings. They take cash and debit :)

If you want no frills, affordable, and simple Chinese bakery items, this is the place to go…read more Red House sells some of the cheapest egg tarts in the area. They are a bit softer and not as rich as other egg tarts I've had, but they are still delicious and are unbeatable in terms of value. However, if you like a really flaky crust or the hard shell on your egg tart, these are not for you. I also get a milk tea from here every time I visit. Their milk tea isn't as rich, creamy, or sweet as other places, but if you like your tea flavors to be at the forefront, you will enjoy it. They also serve your typical buns, cakes, breads and other items. From my experience, their buns are not as sweet/salty/decadent as other places (like St. Germain), so keep that in mind and you won't be disappointed. I will continue to come here regularly for my milk tea, buns, or egg tarts as it is the best value I know of.

Great spot to hit up when you're needing something sweet late at night. Will definitely be back.read more

It is a small cute place and the food is great espcialy the kinder surprise cookie. The soft server…read moreis amazing