Nuha’s Sinful Desserts

Austin, United States

3.8

Closed now

20 reviews

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Telephone:
+1 512-919-6595
Website:
nuhassinfuldesserts.com
Address:
1017 Barton Springs Rd, Austin, TX, 78704
78704 (South Austin), Bouldin Creek
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
0.5 miCongress and Riverside
0.6 mi#10 South Bound
0.6 mi#10 North Bound
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Accepts Credit Cards
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Parking
Private Lot
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Yes

Today

Today 11:30 am – 9:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Austin) 23:33 Friday, 29 November 2024

Business hours

Monday –
Tuesday 11:30 am – 9:00 pm
Wednesday 11:30 am – 9:00 pm
Thursday 11:30 am – 9:00 pm
Friday 11:30 am – 9:00 pm
Saturday 11:30 am – 9:00 pm
Sunday 11:30 am – 6:00 pm

Description

Specialties

Seven Sinful Cookies!

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20 reviews of Nuha’s Sinful Desserts

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Place rating: 4
Austin, TX
I’ve tried the red velvet, chocolate chip, and smores cookies, and the smores was arguably by far the best cookie I have ever had. The perfect balance between the marshmallow’s chewiness and the cookie’s softness was absolute bliss. However, 4 stars because the other cookies were just giant versions of their original counterpart and nothing too special. In a nutshell, the smores cookie is to die for and go ahead and grab the others if you want a big treat!
Place rating: 2
Austin, TX
I think they’re brand is a great idea. The types of cookies are good for selection, got the classics you know. But I don’t think they were fantastical. I thought they were way too dense on the outside and way too cookie doughy on the inside. I like a thorough cookie. And fluffy all the way through. Tasted stale on outside and under cooked inside. Other people seem to like them though, maybe I’m just picky about my cookies.
Place rating: 5
Pittsburgh, PA
Holy. Crapola.
This was an impulsive stop due to a sweet craving that I will never regret. I went for the Greed cookie (s’mores) with a scoop of ice cream. The cookie was moist (completely disagree with the dryness comments) and rich. The melted marshmallow in the center of the cookie really added a unique touch and texture. It could easily be split between two people unless you’re feeling «greedy» (cue rimshot/​knee slap). And of course, getting all this for $ 4 is the cherry on top.
Place rating: 3
Liberty, TX
The cookies get 3 stars because they are sized right for the price…@$ 2.50ea. There is something missing from the flavor though.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
Sooo delicious! Been here a handful of times. Great deal to have a giant cookie and scoop of Amy’s ice cream for barely over $ 4.00 including tax. I can’t believe there are any negative reviews… I wonder which cookies they had tried? The Greed cookie is to die for (s’mores flavored with a marshmallow on top)
Place rating: 4
Pflugerville, TX
I’ve only been twice but after the first time getting the Smor I don’t think I ever want to have any other type of cookie again! My god this thing was soooo good!
Place rating: 2
Austin, TX
Uhhhh, yeah — no. I was so disappointed in this place. Great presentation. Decent location. Cool product names. But utterly tasteless, dry, plain looking — big cookies. And expensive. Ugh! Whole Foods are better. Even toll house are better. Trust me on this… Skip these.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
When you have a craving for milk and cookies Nuha’s sinful desserts is the place to go! I have tasted the s’mores, chocolate chip and red velvet and they are just yum. And for those that love brownies … Omg the brownies are to die for! When downtown it’s a definite stop.
Place rating: 2
New York, NY
Incredibly disappointing. Left my treats next to a trashcan. I have to echo Sarah F — «dry and tasteless»…
Place rating: 5
Los Angeles, CA
Yummmm #delicious
These treats are decadent! I don’t even live in Austin, but I make sure to give this little truck a visit when I come through. I love that they’re warm and gooey because that’s how a cookie should be.
I don’t know what these dryness comments are or about cookies being from hell… Sounds like some people just had a bad day because mine are always perfect!
Place rating: 1
Seattle, WA
If they serve cookies in hell, these might be them. I ordered three cookies: oatmeal raisin, snicker doodle, and double (triple?) chocolate. Each cookie is $ 2.25 plus tax. The snicker doodle was fine, but the other two were dry and tasteless. The chocolate had absolutely no discernible chocolate flavor. Sure the cookies are big, but a big bad cookie just means… more bad cookie. Get an extra slice of brisket at Terry Black’s and skip these.
Place rating: 4
Addison, Dallas, TX
Cute little truck. Cookies were perfectly baked. So soft and chewy (even when it’s a day old). Also, I really enjoyed how the cookies weren’t a block of sugar. I am usually not a big fan of cookies except for white chocolate macadamia but these were exceptionally tasty. The smores were delicious! So if you’re looking for a soft warm ooogey-​gooey cookie, this is your spot.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
Easily my favorite cookie spot in Austin. Since it’s so close to Town Lake and Auditorium Shores, I usually head over after a run to treat myself (sometimes adding a scoop of ice cream). I’ve tried each one, and you can’t go wrong with any of them, although I’m partial to Sloth (chunky peanut butter). Definitely recommend grabbing a cookie and walking over to Doug Sahm Hill to enjoy the cookie and view of downtown /​Austin skyline.
Place rating: 1
Austin, TX
I have no idea why the ratings are so high! The cookies are big that’s no doubt and I do appreciate the creative names, but the taste and texture was not good! And I’m not even a picky eater. I was so excited when I saw them being promoted on the Favor Delivery app, but I was sad to be so disappointed when I tried them. I like the concept, but I think they should work on the recipe and put a little more moisture in the batter and make the cookies sweeter and less «cakey».
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
These cookies are GINORMOUS!!! I work in the office building next door and after trying it, I’m just going to go ahead and hand her my paycheck because, I’ll be here all the time.
The ‘7 Deadly Sins’ theme of the truck is so clever. She has 7 cookies all named after the sins and I can say with confidence, I’m a glutton now. The cookies are $ 2.25 and they’re so big and cooked perfectly. They’re spongy and a little undercooked on the inside and crispy on the outside. I say it’s underpriced for how good it is.
The owner was onsight and shes kinda my new girl crush…
All crushing aside, this was a fan-​freaking-​tastic treat.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
At this point I think I’ve tried every single one of Nuha’s cookies and they’re ALL delicious. I sound like such a glutton… Let me back up and explain.
I’ve tried her cookies over the last few months because the trailer is in the parking lot of my family store. So maybe I’m biased and I want her to do well!
No, it’s not that. Her cookies are seriously the perfect size (large!) and consistency… Always warm, crunchy on the outside and soft, slight undercooked on the inside. Each flavor is distinct and different but equally yummy. I have a hard time picking a cookie each time I stop by only because I want one of everything! But if I’m forced to choose… It has to be the S’mores. It’s really something special.
God, I just ate the oatmeal cookie about 10 minutes ago and now I just want more. So I am a glutton.
Place rating: 4
Houston, TX
Checked this place out as we found it online and they were huge cookies for $ 2.50 and they were delicious. She even warms them up for you. We had the s’more chocolate chip which was my favorite. The red velvet cookie was like a red velvet chocolate chip cookie which was really good too. The oatmeal raisin per my friend was great and the peanut butter was yummy also. It was worth the price as they really were large cookies. Super chewy and fresh.
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
If you are craving a REAL cookie, you have to go to Nuha’s!
Her cookies are fresh, delicious, soft, and heated up when you order. The cookies are slightly on the larger size — which is actually the right size since I only have to buy one to be full. I’ve tried the chocolate chip, peanut butter, snickerdoodle, triple chocolate, and red velvet. Once she had a special banana bread cookie which was also great.
Her trailer is fortunately (for her, not so fortunately for me) located 2 minutes from my apartment so it’s very easy for me to get my cookie fix. Nuha is super friendly, her service is quick and she always has a smile. I definitely recommend this place!
Place rating: 4
Hayward, CA
7 cookies — one for each of the Deadly Sins. I tried 2 and then had to go back for 2 more! Large, soft cookies ranging from triple chocolate to s’mores to oatmeal-​raisin, each was excellent, especially if you are a fan of cookies on the fluffier side.
You can add ice-​cream, but I just wanted to straight cookie for the first time. The cookies are heated up on the spot, coming out nice and warm, and gooey in all the right ways.
The owner makes the cookies in the wagon herself and was so friendly and happy to serve it was great!
Place rating: 5
Austin, TX
So soft! So scrumptious! So sinful! I’m very glad to have given these cookies a try, they are fluffy and delicious!