Nestle Toll House Cafe by Chip

The staff was friendly, but the prices are ridiculous. They didn’t have the prices of the cookies next to each tray, and apparently some cost more than others. Well, the scheme worked and I got scammed into getting 2 ice cream cones and 2 cookies for a total of almost $ 20. I understand that the rent here must be high, but dang. Not coming here again.

Staff was friendly, very respectful and well-​mannered. I enjoyed a fresh cup of coffee and the special, you buy 5 cookies and pick another one for free, that’s the best recommendation for a beginners diet when waking up in beautiful Sin City. I recommend the turtle cookies and s’mores, they were so soft and chewy… extra good with coffee.

So the staff here is nice and tried to get the manager to honor the cost of what their own website states… They overcharged so I asked for a refund because the manager refused to refund the overcharge. I was already spending almost $ 70 for a Big birthday cookie and a cookie platter… How literally stupid not to honor the cost of what the web site at this location states. I’m never going to give them my business again. It’s a shame I am giving such a low score because the staff tonight we’re great and I’m sure the food is just as good. But not honoring your prices and the manager’s attitude is a deal breaker.

Great cookies and brownies. You can’t pass it up when you smell the food as you walk by in the Miracle Mile mall. Good service too. And there’s a discount coupon in a publication in your hotel room. Pricey, but what the heck.

Yummy! This was the perfect snack while walking around miracle mile in planet Hollywood. The cookies were ridiculously fresh and still warm from the oven. You could smell the sweet aroma of delicious cookies lingering around every corner of this shopping mall. You can’t help but stop.

Hmm $ 3.75 for 6 mini cookies. My first cookie was so crunchy it tastes like cardboard with chocolate chips. I was so let down. The others were better but very thin. Next time I’ll try the regular sized cookie.
I’m much happier baking my nestle from the tub you can buy at the grocery store. =)

I stopped in here for a sweet fix when my RW selection last night didn’t have dessert. I had just enough time before the Jacksons’ show to have an ice cream sandwich. When I asked the young thing behind the counter what flavors they had, she explained you pick any two cookies you want and any of their ice creams.
I chose a Snickerdoodle and a s’mores cookie and the ice cream I chose was cookie dough. That’s one from each of my 3 food groups. She placed one cookie on a wooden thing, put a large scoop of ice cream on the cookie, pushed it down to even out the filling, and then she placed the other cookie on top.
She placed the ice cream sandwich in a cardboard ice cream cup and placed a spoon in the cup with the cookies and ice cream.
The dessert is a bit pricey and sitting on a cushioned bench in the Miracle Mile Shops is not a classy eating experience. I knew that in advance so that’s OK. The ice cream and the cookies were good.

My go to place for a delightful coffee. Had a chocolate brownie and a cappucino. Just loved it. However, coffee was much smaller for the price as compared to other coffee houses.

Yum yum and yum.
I have never been to a Nestle cookie spot before! Of course I have tasted the brand but not in its own store. I could not resist this place, the smell of cookies in the mall brings you here! I got a chocolate chip with mint chip ice cream sandwich. Sooo good!
The only thing is, IT IS PRICEY! For cookies I tend to become the cookie monster and everything is out the window! Take a look at some of the photos of cookies!
So if you around this mall, give it a try!

I’ve never been to a nestle toll house before so my friend and I decide to try it. We came here around 10pm to get dessert. She got a brownie and a chocolate chip cookie, and I got sugar cookie and a chocolate chip cookie. It was so good and very chocolately. As for the sugar cookie, it was really tasty.

Nothing like fresh out of the oven cookies just don’t forget the milk

Normally when I think of Nestle Tollhouse Cookies that it means that you have to make them at home! How exciting it was to see that they have Tollhouse Cookie Café’s out there! Steve and I shared a chocolate chip cookie! Just what the doctor ordered to work off my funk from having to drive on The Strip!

This is a good place in Vega$ if you want to walk through a mall where none of the stores are unreachable for the average person. There are a couple decent places to drink and eat in here as well. My guess is if you’re in a pinch (and at a conference or gathering) and you forgot something you need (a shirt, a belt, etc) this mall would be the place to goto because it’s affordable. You wouldn’t be upset with yourself spending a similar amount of money as you would at a store back home.

Best s’mores cookies ever!..

OMG this is best Nestlé I’ve ever been to. The ones back at home (in Chicago) can’t even compare. I walk past them all the time and don’t pay then any mind. But for some reason I decided to stop here because there was no Mrs. Field’s (not a good one) around. The Mrs. Field’s out here are bogus, they have a limited selection, which excludes all my favs. Anyway, the Nestlé is reasonably priced considering its goodness and location. I’d recommend their traditional chocolate chip cookies, but you must try their pecan pie cookie cups, they are to die for! It combines my two favorite deserts, pecan pie and cookies, and once you put it in your mouth… you’re hooked!

OMG did you just sell me a day old cookie??? DISAPPOINTED! We were walking by and smelled what we thought were going to be delicious cookies. As soon as we took a bite of the $ 1.95 chocolate chip cookie, we were immediately disgusted and were left with a sour taste in our mouth. WTH!!! The name got us. We use Nestle Tollhouse Chocolate Chips when we bake at home, and this was nothing compared to what I can make at home. UGH!

Now. this was my 1^st time buying a cookie from this place @ the miracle mile shops. I was on the fence about it b/​c the whole reason I was @ the strip that day was to walk around and have fun window shopping w/​my bf and get some great steps in that day on my bodybugg. But… he was looking @ this place like a lost lil puppy. and. well er. it smelled divine!
We went over and decided to share a cookie, better than eating the whole one by myself!
we split the chocolate chip and walnut. so flipping good! WORTH EA. AND EVERY CALORIE! AND would have been even better if it was warmer. I guess I coudl have asked her if it was possible to warm it for a few seconds. maybe nxt time. if they do this for me, they will get 5 stars and a visit from ea. of the friends I have that come into town! :) if not, i will update to let you know.
NOTE: yes there is no seating here. it is simply a cookie shop. I think they sold water too. Didnt even care if they have a place to sit. I was happy with the cookie. The mall has plenty of seating in the middle all along its «miracle mile».

Cheap ingredients? Bad recipe? These cookies were a huge dissapointment. Kind of reminds me of the chocolate chip cookies sold 40 at a time in a clear, plastic clamshell in the bakery of a grocery store.

Delicious, crispy, Tollhouse cookies in a Mrs. Field’s format. There was a long line that was pretty slow moving, but it was worth it when we picked up our delicious chocolate chip cookies. The best was the peanut butter cookie with chocolate chunks half melted on top. Yum! The sugar cookies were just ok… stick with the classic choc. chip and you won’t be disappointed (unless you’re looking for a big, fat, chewy cookie… this isn’t the place for that).
BTW: There is no actual ‘café’ — it’s just a small storefront/​kiosk layout in the mall.

LAME, lame, lame! I had expected a REAL café, but it was just one of those kiosk type stores (kinda like Mrs Field’s Cookies in your typical mall) where you can purchase the items but there wasn’t any place to sit. Why do you call it a café when there is no place to sit? Why not just call it Nestle Tollhouse?