Ben’s Cookies

Impresionantes, increíbles, perfectas… muchos adjetivos que se pueden resumir en «las mejores galletas del mundo». Tienen varias localizaciones por todo Londres y son una parada obligatoria.

Best cookies everrrrrr! I’m a keen baker, but after trying Ben’s cookies I’ll never bother making cookies again. There is simply no point because I could never match these! They do classic flavours including all chocolate combos, peanut butter, nutty ones and oatmeal. I always ask which ones are fresh out of the oven and go for those, but all of the cookies are amaze! I could rave about them all day long!

Hands down, these are the most delicious cookies I’ve ever had in my life. I had read about this place online so I convinced my friends to try it out when we traveled to London. The cookies are pretty big, very soft, and not too sweet. I was skeptical at first when I saw that there was only 1 large chocolate chip on my white chocolate cookie (I prefer an even distribution of chocolate chips) but when I took a bite of the cookie, I discovered a layer of warm melted chocolate at the center of the cookie. I completely regret not purchasing a dozen of these cookies and bringing them back to the states. If I ever travel to London again, I am bringing a mini suitcase just for Ben’s Cookies.

While walking around the market I saw a long line and figured it led to something good. Turned out to be for this particular cookie stand. I got a small box of various flavors. The cookies （especially triple chocolate) was pretty darn good. Defiantly worth a try of you are in the area.

We had a bit of trouble finding the place as its small and at end of Covent Garden. The cookies were delicious. Tried the white chocolate macadamia nut and the praluline one. Sooo good. Lasts up to 4 days. It was a tasty treat after a good lunch in covent garden.

Yum. Peanut butter and chocolate cookie for the win! Fresh and delish, friendly service. Nothing bad happening here

The best cookies I have ever tried!
Service — Was quick and the guys were nice and helpful.
Freshness — Very fresh! and they stay fresh!!! I took some home which included a 10 hour flight back to California along with an extra day from the day I bought them. My family enjoyed them! Obviously they are the best fresh from the oven!
Price — They are worth every single pound! I got Ben’s Box which were 7 cookies… I think for 8 pounds I’m not sure
Would I recommend it to a friend? YES!!!
*I’m a chocolate lover but surprisingly I enjoyed the peanut and chocolate cookie more than the triple chocolate cookie.

After wandering around London, looking for really good cookies I have finally found my treasure. My precious! The best cookies I have ever had. If there would be a possibility to have a chewing gum version that you can just keep on chewing, with the same taste and texture of these cookies, zur muscles in my jaw would grow to a size that would double the diameter of my head! I guess you get the point. The cookies are good.

I had heard good things about this place and I was not disappointed! Their cookies are so fresh and cakey and a decent size, too. At just over £1 each, it’s one of the cheaper desserts you will find in Covent Garden, and is well worth it in my opinion. They also offer boxes of cookies, which I recommend if you want to try multiple flavors.
My favorite cookie is their dark chocolate chunk, which is served warm so the chocolate is perfectly melted and gooey in the center. I also was impressed with their coconut, which isn’t overly sweet or chewy. Skip the £5 gelato at Venchi and get the best cookies of your life here!

OBSESSED with the coconut cookie!

Delicious cookies — so soft and mushy in the center. They have a bunch of options including Milk Chocolate, MC + peanut butter, MC + orange, MC + pralines, MC + macadamia, white chocolate cranberry, dark chocolate ginger… I really liked the Milk Chocolate Peanut Butter. You can also order your cookie with a scoop of ice cream.

Obsessed with sweets? You’ll love Ben’s Cookies. More of a savory person? You’ll love Ben’s Cookies.
Regardless of your palate, I believe that everyone either love or respect Ben’s Cookies. A chain based in London isn’t as big as over-​commercialized spots such as Starbucks and McDonald’s, each cookie is completely baked on the outside but boasts a gooey inside. There’s never a wrong choice with Ben’s Cookies, I recommend the milk chocolate chunk cookie.
Amazing.

I have a crazy sweet tooth-​especially for cookies– and I LOVED Ben’s Cookies! They are simple, yet so delicious. My favorites were the milk chocolate chunk and the triple chocolate chunk, but the cranberry and white chocolate, peanut butter and milk chocolate, and white chocolate macadamia cookies were wonderful as well. The cookies were soft and chewy, but not TOO soft and chewy, if you know what I mean?! They are extremely rich though and I remember I would always keep a glass of water or milk near by to ease the delicious sweetness experienced after a few bites.
The cookies also make a great gift. My family and I visited an old friend of my mother’s in Manchester and we brought a half dozen cookies as a gift. They are big fans of Ben’s Cookies and loved it! The cookies surprisingly stayed perfectly fresh and delicious for a few days, too.
Whenever I think of London, I think of Ben’s Cookies. I cannot wait to go back and eat some more! I will definitely have to try the other flavors. Wish I could get some of these cookies in the states!

These are the BEST COOKIES I have ever had! Always warm, soft, and delicious! When I was in London I had to come several times I was addicted! Absolutely delicious, a MUST try!

Love this dessert– had this twice in a week since I was here.
Honestly I would take these cookies and ice cream over some of the Booji restaurants desserts I been having here. Strawberries and cream got nothing on these cheap treats.
Very affordable and seen several locations in London. Plus, the variety of cookies are great–
I took one star of because they don’t offer to warm up cookies b4 consuming.

I had heard good things about Ben’s Cookies — many have told me that they’re the best in London. I had to try it for myself, so I made the trek out to the New Covent Garden Market and grabbed a Shake Shack shake and some cookies.
I asked what cookies were still warm (peanut butter) so I grabbed one of those and a dark chocolate chunk. The peanut butter was the better of the two — it had an intense peanut flavor and was pretty good.
However, the chocolate chunk was meh — the cookie itself was pretty… underwhelming and tasted of cornmeal or something like that (texture too). Overall, not a fan. The peanut butter taste masked the underwhelming cookie.
I would try it if you’re in the area — it’s not that bad, it’s just that I’ve had better. But I wouldn’t go out of the way to get it.

My goodness! Every time I am in London I make a point to stop here! At least once… if not more! Any cookie with a huge chunk of chocolate is excellent and their gelato is superb as well. Make sure you stop by!

While there seem to be many people who love these cookies, I am not one of them. I got something that was fat and cake-​like, with one large piece of chocolate in the center, meaning you had to eat the pasty, mushy cake stuff for awhile before you even got a taste of chocolate. Frankly, it didn’t deserve the effort of trying to reach the chocolate. I also made the mistake of getting a milkshake. I watched as they got a carton of milk from the refrigerator (which was already open and had been used before, though I don’t know exactly when), ice cream and chocolate.
I’m not sure what happened, but it was truly awful. I’m not sure if the milk was spoiled, they used bitter chocolate or what, but the flavor was awful. Spit it out and look for something to kill the taste awful. Personally, I don’t think the milk was spoiled, but something was wrong, overall. Even worse it really wasn’t cold, or the consistency of a milk shake. I set it aside, telling my aunt it was terrible. She thought I was joking and took a sip, which she had to spit out. All in all, I would never get anything from Ben’s ever again.

It was four or five years ago. I had my first Ben’s coconut cookie at my friend’s house. I didn’t even remember the name of that cookie. I was just wowed and had been searching for alternatives in the U.S. since that moment. Nothing is even remotely close. Well, Levain Bakery could be a close runner up, but oh Lord bless this Ben and his giant cookies.
So years later, I finally got the chance to visit London. I was asking that friend «do you remember years ago I was having this big coconut cookie from London in your apartment? where exactly did you get them?» She remembered. She didn’t even need me to source back the name of these cookies. When she heard «coconut cookies», she just nodded and led the way.
It was my fantasy. I got a tin box of cookies for my bf back in the states. Then I got one additional cookie for me to eat on the way back. It was a typical rainy day in London. I was holding the paper bag containing the cookie and was worried if the rain will ruin the taste. I held it close to my heart and got really nervous — what if I am no longer a coconut cookie person? what if my fantasy was just a bubble of memory? what if it tastes differently from years ago and what if I liked it back then, simply because I was hungry?
All of these doubts vanished once I took the bite. It was still bloody fantastic. I am still a coconut cookie person. I felt I was young again with Ben at that moment.

Essentially the London’s version of Mrs. Fields. I did wish the cookie was warm, like you get at Mrs. Fields. Get the milk chocolate orange cookie.

Are these the most delicious cookies in the universe? Honestly, I’m not even sure. I don’t even specifically remember the taste — but I remember the experience. It was added to my list of places to stop in London because a few of my friends who had studied abroad there recommended it. We trekked through the city to one of the most touristy locations, stood in line for a few minutes, and came out with a mouth watery cookie to eat while we walked around starry eyed viewing the sights. It definitely didn’t disappoint.
My view: it’s a classic of the city, and one of those places you should try just to find out for yourself!

Das sind die besten Cookies, die ich jemals gegessen habe! Einfach unverschämt lecker. Nur den Kaffee könnten sie etwas schneller fertig bekommen, dann würde sich nicht so eine Schlange bilden. Das nehme ich aber gerne in Kauf.

Galletas brutalmente buenas y el postre perfecto después de comer en Shake Shack! Son gordas, pero tan blanditas que no lo notas… el chocolate estaba como derretido, una masa que parecía más de brownie que de galleta. la pera!

Mmmhmmmm! Ben’s Cookies sind die allerbesten!!! Es gibt ja bekanntlich unterschiedliche Arten von Cookies — Ben’s sind ‘Softbaked’, also ganz weich. Wer lieber die knusprigen Cookies mag der sollte sich die woanders holen…
Mittlerweile gibt es mehrere Filialen über die ganze Stadt verteilt. Aber das haben alle gemeinsam: sie sind klein, es riecht schon von 50m verdammt lecker und die Cookies sind der wahnsinn.
Es gibt ungefähr 12 verschiedene Sorten, genau gezählt habe ich aber nicht. Das sind vor allem klassiker, ausgefallene Kreationen gibt es leider nicht. Wobei der Oatmeal Cookie schon speziell ist und zudem auch der beste von allen ist :))
Ein Cookie kostet 1.50£, kauft man sich eine Schachtel mit 7 Stück erhält man die zum Preis von 5

Waouh. ENFIN des cookies comme je les aime :
— gros et bien épais
— dorés a l’extérieur
— moelleux a l’intérieur (mais vraiment)
— avec des gros palets de chocolat
— cheap !! prix selon le poids, j’ai payé le mien 1,20£.
— qui né tâchent pas le papier qui les enveloppe tellement ils sont gras.
Et juste délicieux. Et juste plein de choix.
Chers cookieurs français, prenez en de la graine !!

Wer in London ist sollte Bens Cookies nicht verpassen. Die leckersten Cookies auf der ganzen Welt. Viele verschiedene Sorten und ständig frisch gebacken.
Man sollte sich mit einem warmen Cookie und einem Kaffee an den Straßenrand in Covent Garden setzten und sich die Straßenkünstler ansehen. PERFEKT!