I ordered the cosmic chocolate chip cookie cake for the first time for my fiancee's birthday. He…read moreis pre-diabetic and I wanted to introduce him to the sugar-free, vegan, clean ingredients sweets world and he was simply blown away by this cake, as was I (I'm a vegetarian). Spectacular, I can't wait to order more of all the things at The Love Bakery! :) :) :) thank you for your artistry and top-quality, tasty ingredients

I ordered way too many tasty treats from here, but I figured why not, I wanted to try it out. I…read moreordered through Uber Eats and the box arrived cutely bundled and wrapped with a little Christmas cheer. I ordered the snickerdoodles, the chocolate chip cookies topped with chocolate (I probably could have done without as the cookies had enough chocolate in them,) the banana bread (which was my favorite), the chocolate peanut butter cup, and the chocolate fudge brownie topped with raspberry. I felt a little chocolate heavy, and I think the brownie would be best balanced with the sourness of the raspberry, as it was also chocolate heavy. Overall, everything I have tried has been delicious. I had to cut little bites of each because as I mentioned, my order was rich with chocolate (that was my fault not the bakery). I would definitely order again as it's nice to get a sweet treat that is vegan and tastes great. One add, and it might just have been through Uber Eats, but I thought the chocolate and/or raspberry addition for $3 was a little high given the small amount that was added (specifically raspberry, the chocolate addition on the cookies was plentiful). Doesn't take away from the flavor though.

This place has been on my list for years, so naturally I was geeked to finally be checking it out…read more When I finally got it, I saw how mouthwatering all the desserts were but in person! There were so many things to choose from, I didn't know where to start. I knew I wanted a chocolate chip, but should I get it plain or with raisins? What about the s'mores? Ultimately, I went with one chocolate chip, one s'mores, and one crumbfetti. Each cookie is thick but jammed packed with their respective ingredients. I think out of those three, I liked the s'mores and chocolate chip the best. Everything I had was good, but the s'mores in particular had the Golden Grahams to give it an added boost of flavor. I'm not sure if they rotate their menu, but I def know what I'm getting the next time I'm in town!

To be honest, I only stopped in because the aesthetic but stayed for the cookies. Not often you see…read morea place plastered in purple. The cashier was dope. Super patient and laid back with us despite bombarding her with a lot of questions before making our final decisions hahahaha. I got Crumbfetti for me, and my friend and I split the s'mores and oatmeal chocolate chip ones. Each of them big in size and deliciousness. They were perfect in terms of consistency; not dry at all and probably among the best cookies I've ever tasted in my life. (No cap, as the youth say these days). Also, it'd be remiss not to mention throwback playlist when we descended on Funny Face. Once Mariah Carey's "Obsessed" came on, everyone in the shop lost it and began dancing and vibing. Definitely recommend going to this place when you want to have good fuel and energy.

Rawsome treats is changing the dessert game…read more I got the trisome and carrot cake. The trisome, which is a berry cake with a 2 layers of creaminess and a base of dates, truly shocked me as to how good it was. Sweet, an amazing texture, and in no-way tasted like a health dessert. The carrot cake on the other hand (which was recommended by the woman behind the counter who I presume to be the owner) was unfortunately no where near as good in comparison to the trisome. It lacked sweetness and despite letting it thaw for at least ten minutes as instructed was too rigid in texture and didn't feel decadent. I will be back next time I am in nyc to try more flavors. The health positives outweigh any sweetness/texture deficits.

raw, plant-based, refined-sugar free, dairy free, gluten free desserts that actually taste amazing…read more Tirawmisu is creamy with three layers of rich coffee flavor. Trisome is bright and citrusy, with a nutty, crunchy base. Black Sesame is earthy, rich, and made for the East Asian palette. Carrot Cake is filled with walnut bits and real carrot ribbons, perfectly moist and satisfying. i don't even feel bad for eating all of them

Two Cookies is a new bakery in Seaport, opened in October 2025. It seems like a quaint operation…read morewith one nice lady working the register and making the cookies. Price was $10 for a box of 2. Totally worth the price! Funny Face bakery down the street is $7 for 1 cookie and they aren't as good as these. I tried the chocolate chip cookie, and it is a contender for top cookie in NYC for me! Unique shape where it was thick in the middle but had flat and chewy edges. Good ratio of chocolate chips and topped with flaky sea salt. The packaging was also very cute since they use a box instead of a parchment paper bag, it would be a nice gift. As a seaport/fidi local, I'm excited about such a good bakery opening in the area and I hope they do well!

Well...we had high hopes for these two cookies based on the enthusiastic woman working there and…read morethe quirky interior. $10 for two cookies was a bit much but we decided to bite the bullet and started with the sugar cookie. It was awful. It tasted like nothing and while I adore an underbaked cookie, this was mush. The chocolate chip, on the other hand, was delicious. A touch of salt and, like the other one, underbaked but with crispy edges. Definitely not worth it for what we paid, for one delicious cookie.

My son in Hong Kong whipped out a mountain of cookies he hauled all the way from New York. I've…read moreheard of that other Bay Area cookie place (you know, the one ending in "l"), but this brand was new to me. First bite of the ube mochi cookie and... immediate betrayal. I was instantly sold. It wasn't overly sweet (a big plus for me), had great flavor, scrumptious and paired perfectly with my coffee; I didn't share a single crumb. The Crème Brûlée cookie was another standout--you can actually smell and taste the aromatic custard especially when it's warmed up! Red velvet, s'mores, yuzu mochi brownies... every one was a hit. I didn't know cookies could be made like this. It's a shame they're only available in New York right now. They would absolutely be a hit in the Bay Area.

I enjoyed their cookies. The creme brûlée was moist and a bit crumbly. I was expecting more of a…read morevisible creme filling, but the center was just softer and a little richer than the outer edges. I also tried the red velvet. Similarly, from the description, I was expecting to see cream cheese frosting in the center, but was disappointed that it had minimal filling. The cookies themselves were tasty. They had a satisfying crunch on the outside, but were soft baked. I think their descriptions were just a bit misleading.

Stopped by the Union Square Holiday Market with my husband and kids, and we decided to try some…read moremacarons. My girls love them--I'm usually not a fan--but we picked up pistachio, matcha, strawberry, red velvet, and raspberry. I tried the matcha one and it was delicious! Even my 9-year-old said it was her favorite because it wasn't overly sweet. The service was great too--the girl working the booth was super friendly. I also loved how the booth was set up and how colorful all the macarons were. We'll definitely be back for more, and next time I'm trying their hot chocolate!

Classic macarons in a cute café setting! There are a wide variety of flavors to choose from here,…read morefrom the typical earl grey, lemon, strawberry, and chocolate, to the more unique, like "cheetos" flavored. The macarons are a bit expensive, especially if you get the ones that are shaped like cute cartoon characters (like Pusheen!). The texture is light and airy, but a little chewy (which is good). For example, the strawberry had a fruity, jammy interior that moistened the outsides of the cookie. The ambiance is clean and cute; this is a great spot for an afternoon tea and snack.

Wow! I finally tried Funny Face! It's delectable and worthy of the hype! The cookies n cream is…read moresooooo good. So buttery. Huge cookies. If you're a fan of levain's, this might beat it! Not the friendliest warmest service. Felt like I was bothering the being the only client inside.

I know my nieces love treats, and when I was picking up my youngest from school I just happened to…read morepull up Yelp and see what was around. This bakery came up just a block and a half away and I knew I was going to swing by. My oldest niece and I walked over and the scent of the place was amazing when we stepped in. It's a quirky little shop, leaning into meme culture with a bunch of signs with hilarious phrases on them, and of course the desserts looked irresistible. My sister and her family are vegan, so we did scope that out before going, and they have a vegan and gluten-free chocolate chip cookie. It's huge! The dairy options are much more diverse... I ended up deciding on a s'mores cookie and sticky toffee banana cookie. Let's break them down: S'mores - it literally had chocolate bits, melty marshmallow in the middle, and it was covered in Golden Grahams... I haven't had those since I was a teenager!!! What a treat. Sticky toffee 'nana - banoffee is what I hear some people call it these days, but that's the kind of cookie that it was, and it was amazing. Vegan GF chocolate chip - I was excited to have an option for my sister and niece's, but we all agreed that it was rather plain. I tasted it after having my other cookies and I was like "that's it?" All in all they have a bunch of amazing options and I would return for my cookies, but I unfortunately could not recommend it to vegans, unless they get some other options that may end up better than those chocolate chip cookies.

I haven't written a review in a while but felt compelled to do so here. A bad cookie happens…read more.. but an $8 dollar bad cookie hits as a disappointment on another level. "Gooey" is one thing, but this felt more half-baked/unfinished. Save those cookie calories for something more deserving :)

Happened to walk by after dinner and stopped in for a treat to bring home. It was later in the…read morenight so they were out of a lot of flavors and I could tell the person working was kind of over it and ready to go home. We ended up getting the birthday cake cookie and a blackberry French toast? cookie if I recall correctly. The birthday cake cookie was okay, but it felt mostly just sweet with not too much flavor. The blackberry cookie was more interesting--fruity and cinnamon-spiced. The cookies were overall fine, but in a city of AMAZING cookies, there's other cookie spots I think I'd prefer over Gooey on the Inside.