Salted Malted Bakery Cafe, & Creamery

This place is great! Do not, do not, pass up the chocolate chip cookies; they’re absolutely heaven! Owners and staff are wonderful. This is the only place I know of where are can get authentic Canadian poutine! Don’t know what that is? Try it! You won’t be disappointed.

Look if you want some good food get your butt in here. Smaller menu but they nailed it. Great price for some classic foods done right. They also have poutine for you Canadians.
The bakery items here are fantastic do after you get your fill of all the savory items on the menu you can indulge yourself with the sweet.

I ate everything right away I didn’t have time to capture many photos. I was able to use the Unilocal three free mini donuts. I chose the cinnamon sugar and it was delicious and made fresh! I also ordered thrifty ice cream and yes they have chocolate malted crunch. In addition I grabbed a churro cookie and white chocolate cranberry cookie which were both really delicious! I’ll definitely be back again. The service was great they were very friendly!

Absolutely fantastic! Friendly & outgoing employees, unique & luscious treats coupled with prices that don’t make you wanna turn around and walk back out the door! You guys who live near this shop are lucky! After reading so much about Salted Malted on Unilocal and Insta, my family and I decided to take a drive all the way from Silverado Ranch to try this place out and we were not disappointed. Still thinking about that blue velvet & carrot cake cookie we tore into, make sure to try these especially!

Friendly service can happen in Vegas and Salted Malted is proof! The owner makes an effort to chat with you when you are there and is totally authentic. She was kind to my three children, one of which was being a total brat. She didn’t bat an eye. Thank you for that because I was embarrassed.
Now for the food. The poutine is great! It’s French fries covered in yummy brown gravy with cheese curds. We lived in Vermont for a year and had poutine there… Since it’s close to Canada and Poutine is a Canadian dish. I think this was better!
We also had a pineapple whip, 3 fresh mini donuts (currently free with Unilocal check in), two scoops of ice cream and one of almost every cookie, including two of the three bars. All were wonderful. If you have a sweet tooth this will certainly hit the spot. I recommend milk with the cookies. It’s across the road from Costco. Yum!

Salted Malted is a blessing to the wild, wild northwest part of town. On this side, chain restaurants and fast food joints still dominate the land, so it’s wonderful to see locally owned businesses producing quality goods.
Never having visited this shop, I took a gamble by purchasing cookies here for a work meeting. The shop’s open bright and early at around 7:30 a.m. The gentleman behind the counter was patient and helpful in answering questions I had on mixing and matching their specialty cookies with their classic cookies. I ordered a dozen freshly baked cookies for my meeting, plus six more for my team members and myself to try — gotta conduct quality control, ya know. Here’s what I ordered:
— Maple Bacon
— Chocolate Brownie
— Salted Peanut Butter
— Chocolate Chip
— The Chipster
I devoured the brownie cookie and The Chipster, which had a potato chip stuck on top. Both were incredible and were not too sweet. My coworkers loved the cookies and were also impressed by the flavors.
In addition to cookies, Salted Malted also creates cakes, brownies, and ice cream. From what I was told, any cookies not sold by the end of the day are added to their ice cream — I give them brownie points for being resourceful!
Salted Malted also has a sweet digital rewards system in which you can earn points. Once you earn a certain amount of points, you’ll receive $ 7 off a future purchase.
This shop is stellar. I’ll certainly be returning here in the future.

I’m such a sucker for sweets…
and I’ve had this place Bookmarked for quite some time.
If you’re looking for some food and a nice variety of cookies and ice cream and other desserts, this is a good place to come.
I came in mainly for the cookies. But the food that I did see other people eating looked wonderful.
The prices are affordable and even though the shop is small, its very clean and the staff was welcoming and warm.
I ordered the Churro Cookie, Maple bacon, S’more’s bar, Blue Velvet, Carrot cake, Cookie’s N cream, Nanaimo bar, and another cookie that I don’t remember the name of.
My two favorites were the carrot cake cookie and the Churro. The churro cookie was moist, fluffy with a nice taste of cinnamon that was not too overpowering.
The cookies were wonderful. The bars were a little too sweet for me.
The Nanaimo Bar was very rich.
The S’mores bar was a little too sweet as well.
I’ll definitely go back, but next time I’ll try the food :).

I tried to give these guys a review a month or so ago and the Unilocal powers that be decided my review was not appropriate, or fake I guess because it was never posted. Hopefully this one gets through.
We found this place on Unilocal and decided to try it out. It is a family owned quaint little eatery that focuses on ice cream, home made cookies, and donuts. You can also get sandwiches here. We came in for a toasted cheese and Canadian bacon sandwich. It was great. It needed some soup with it though so I suggested that they add some tomato soup to the menu and they said they would.
We’ve come back several times for ice cream or coffee and donuts. They have these great miniature donuts that are the bomb. Sometimes we will just stop by for a cup of coffee and donuts. The owners are great. The wife is named Kate and she sits and talks to the customers and makes you feel at home. It would be a shame that some place like this would not thrive. Stop on by get some ice cream, or get some cookies, or get some coffee and donuts and sit for a while.
You will thank me later.

It has been years since I’ve had peameal bacon and after being alerted by Michael U to its existence at Salted Malted, I had to make the trip to North Las Vegas to get some. I used to stop on Hurontario Street in Mississauga on my way home from Toronto to have breakfast and get my peameal bacon fix. Now it’s fairly close by.
I came here after an appointment. The place was empty and I went to the counter to order. I got the Canadian Sunrise which is peameal bacon, cheddar cheese, egg over easy, and on aa biscuit. I got coffee with the sandwich.
I sat at a table and did some photos while waiting for the sandwich. It arrived in an appropriate amount of time and it was excellent. The biscuit was great – very flaky and buttery and the bacon was really worth the trip. I didn’t see any plastic utensils as I hadn’t moved from my table when I arrive but the biscuit was so flaky I could have used a fork to gather up the bits that broke away it was that fresh.
I saw some pastries and cookies that I need to stop by again to try. This trip, I was on a mission for the Canadian Sunrise and it was great!

So far, I’ve only been able to try the cookies, but my experience is every bit as rave-​worthy as the other great reviews! Shop is small but clean, menu has baked and iced sweets, as well as some sandwiches and poutine. The fair prices belie the solid homemade quality and personable service.
The display case of cookies immediately caught my attention, and I snagged a half-​dozen and a few seasonal options to boot. BF and I nibbled on them for a few days and were consistently impressed with the inventive flavors.
The churro cookie was a winner for me, with the soft texture and light cinnamon-​sugar accents. The PBC (peanut butter chocolate) was just what it should be, while a similar flavor with PB, chocolate, and banana (the Heartbreaker) was even more successful. The gingerbread was classic and cute, the maple-​bacon was a nicely-​balanced hit, and only the Chipster didn’t resonate with us.
Salted Malted is quite a trek across town for me, but I’ll be looking for excuses to head north now that I know I can sneak in a trip here– will definitely be trying more as soon as I can!

I know it’s almost Christmas time and Santa is coming to town. Well he needs to stop by and get some cookies from Salted Malted !!!
My brother actually brought these to me after a couple days of visiting there and to my surprise the cookies were still so soft and chewy as if they were freshly baked ! Prices are reasonably priced. For the Southwest residents, not the ideal location … it is quite the drive, however if I’m ever on that side of town … I would definitely stop by for some snacks here.

As soon as I found a bakery of such in our vicinity, I HAD to try it ASAP. We are always in this area anyway so what the hey. This bakery opened up where the filipino bakery/​restaurant, Goldilocks, once occupied.
Walking in we were greeted with such a welcome that as each guest entering after us… I started to feel like it was an effort of trying too hard. The husband had an eye appointment nearby so I decided to take the kids inside because it wouldn’t be too long until he would be finish. Of course, you can’t promise kids an after school treat, have them sit in there, and expect them to be quiet. So we went ahead and ordered without the husband (just wanted to get ahead of him… make sure we approve before he joins us. Lol).
I ordered the blue velvet cookie, between my boys there was an order of the strawberry dole whip (almost like a soft serve expect this is dairy/​lactose free)…that is a huge plus to offer because a couple of my kids have a dairy allergy, a scoop of vanilla ice cream, and a churro cookie – yeah a churro cookie!
Honestly, the blue velvet cookie isn’t anything spectacular other than it simply is a blue velvet cookie. I probably wouldn’t order it again because there are alot more other cookie choices that looked even more exciting. I just went with the blue cookie out of a last minute order for myself as I was trying to mandate the chaos my toddler was bringing on top of a fussy baby.
The churro cookie is literally what you could. imagine, or at least how I imagined. I seen others review of it but completely forgot about it until my eldest asked if he could add a churro cookie to go with his vanilla ice cream. He was on to something – sure thing, son! Churro cookie… you got it! That’s definitely a cookie worth trying.
They make these cute tiny donuts where they fry it infront of you. You turn it into your own «nachos». Donuts with your choice of sauce, toppings, etc… I’ll have to try those on the next shot when I feel like having something sweet. I swear this has got to be the most sweets I’ve had in a 3 day span. They do ice cream sandwiches, waffle ice cream sandwiches, malts and shakes, and more!
Anyhow, husband’s appointment took ridiculously longer than necessary and expected. So we ended up finishing all our treats and just sitting around as customer after customer after customer after customer were entering then exiting. Safe to say… they got a pretty good business flow. We were in there for a good hour waiting and waiting.
Alas, the husband arrives. I immediately get him to look at the cookie options. It smelled of cookies. There was a constant baking of cookies which is a good thing! Means you are always eating them to its freshest. I saved the best for last because I wanted to indulge with my husband in this poutine business.
Poutine, a fare from the French Canadians where french fries are smothered in gravy and chunks of delicious cheese that works so perfectly. The gravy wasn’t poured on there where all you end up with are soggy fries. It was a perfect balance where parts of the fries are a tad mooshy from the gravy (because that’s how it is
be apparently) and the actual crisp of the fry. Honestly, it really is yummy! I think the poutine is something you must have if you are going for the first time or going as a frequent customer. There was nothing about this item as I ate it did I have a wish… you know, as you eat something you wish it was crisper, you wish it was hotter, you wish it was diced better, you wish it was sweeter, etc…
The bessssst part about this place is its pricing. 2 specialty cookies, 1 bar, 2 bottled waters, 1 scoop of ice cream, small cup of dole whip, 1 regular fries, and 1 regular order of poutine… all for 16 dollars and some change. I seriously thought that was a deal because we’ve had dessert/​snack time at other establishments and that can get serious.
After spending nearly 2 hours in there, i discovered the service that i once thought of as an effort of trying too hard was clearly a misjudgment on my part. The lady who is the owner, I believe, was so sweet and so hospitable. It seriously felt like she knew every single person walking in. She just gave you that homely and welcoming feeling which I hope never goes away. A kind of service i am not accustomed to seeing which is why i assumed otherwise in the beginning. My fault!
They do have other food items on their menu, and I believe they offer their services for any specialty cakes and all that. Not really interested in the sandwiches they have to offer because we wouldn’t really be coming in for the sandwiches anyway.
So nice to have a cookie shop nearby and something of worth on our side of town! Hope they don’t change their ways at all!

There aren’t many good reasons for me to venture all the way to North Las Vegas, but when I was in the area recently I’m glad to have found Salted Malted.
We didn’t try any of their savory offerings, but we got a number of different cookies and bars to sample. The churro cookie, soft and amazing. My favorite of the offerings we chose. The rest of the flavors we tried were the carrot cake cookie was great. The heart breaker which is banana, chocolate and peanut butter tasted a little too overwhelmingly like banana for my taste but it was still good. The chipster had toffee and potato chips nestled in it. Amazing as well. Almost tied with the churro cookie as my favorite of the bunch. We rounded out our selections with a pumpkin bar and pumpkin latte cookie that were both excellent.
Everything is freshly made and you can see they take a great amount of pride in their bakery goods so if I ever find myself in that part of town again, I will be back with a bigger appetite to try as much as I possibly can, including their Poutine and other baked goods.

OMG this place is unbelievable. The drive was so worth it (40 minutes) the owner was sooooo friendly. I’m hoping they open more locations because I would literally come here everyday. My favorite is the churro cookie, the Oreo cookie, the maple bacon cookie, and peanut butter cookie.
My boyfriend also told me they have poutine which I am definitely coming back for. This place is all the hype for sure. I am super picky when it comes to sweets and trendy places. The prices are reasonable, and the food is of the highest and gourmet quality. I will definitely be back!

When I read my friend, Mel C.‘s review, and saw Nelson & Sylvia Q. check in here, I knew I had to stop by this Hot & New Bakery/​Creamery in Las Vegas!
Knowing that this shop has Canadian roots, I had to get the poutine and the Canadian Butter Bar! Because of the season, I added on the Pumpkin Latte Cookie…
The poutine was served hot and fresh! I’ve had it once in Honolulu, but it was cold and mushy at the time — I was not a fan. However, this time, I ate it right at the cash register when it came out! I grabbed the fries with my fingers and chomped away happily! The shop owner rushed to get me napkins, utensils and a cup of gravy to go for me! Please note: it’s better to eat it right away with the Wisconsin cheese curds and gravy in a cup on the side. The salt and pepper really enhanced the outside crunch of each potato fry — yum! I gobbled up all of the cheese! Mmm!
I had the Canadian Butter Bar later — filled with maple syrup and raisins, on a bed of buttery crust, if felt like the top slightly crisp layer was possibly brown sugar, All together, it was so delicious!
The Pumpkin Latte Cookie was on the soft side. It was just okay with a crunchy surprise on the top — yay!
Next time, I need to have the mini doughnuts — made fresh right in front of you in the fryer! That means that I will be returning. .oh, oh… ;) I also need some ice cream and Dole Whip (yes, I don’t get Dole Whip in Hawaii. .I live too far away. .LOL!)
The free parking and friendly, excellent service was great! They knew that I was a First Timer from the bewildered look I displayed. They encouraged me to eat the poutine right there because it would taste better than eating it in the car, but I was late in picking up mom, auntie, & sister already. … Ah, sneaking away to eat is stressful! Hahaha!

I’m cruising on my bicycle today so I don’t feel too bad about the Canadian butter bar and poutine I just ate. Add on a grilled cheese, matcha green apple slush, and a frosted shortbread cookie that looks like a jack o’ lantern and we had a comfort food feast for under $ 12. Salted Malted has the best food deals in Las Vegas. Don’t forget to download Perka so you can earn a $ 7 credit after spending $ 50.
From the unique cookie selection, I love the malt crunch and chipster for the savory notes balancing the sweetness. The pumpkin latte and carrot cake cookies are my other favorites. These fresh baked cookies will make you regret any day old cookie ever consumed, and break ties with the baker who dared serve you inferior expired product. I just tried the Canadian butter bar, which the owner described as being like pecan pie without pecans. I like to think of it as crack pie with raisins, because I’m addicted. And I always need my green drink, the self-​serve one labeled matcha green apple slush.
Run, don’t drive, to Salted Malted.

HOLY POUTINE BATMAN!!!
Got your attention? A’ight, cool! Yet again, a new sweet shop has opened up in my neck of the woods, and Salted Malted Bakery and Creamery is winning local residents over. Although they’re listed as a bakery/​creamery, they’ve got some delicious savory selections as well.
Sure, you can get mini doughnuts, cookies (That Canadian Butter Tart tho’!) Dole Whip, Thrifty’s ice cream, and Peets elsewhere, but this is where it’s available under one roof, and at a really great value too! So far, we’ve tried about two thirds of their cookie selections which was originally planned to be shared among friends we were meeting for dinner. Anyone who knows me knows that I can’t stand seeing people on the streets go hungry, so when the opportunity presented itself, we gave it to a lady who tearfully thanked us. I won’t hand out money, but when it comes to food and water, I won’t hesitate.
The owners are from Canada, so I’m assuming that their poutine is the closest thing you’ll get to the real deal Hollyfield version-​skin on fries, slightly crispy and soggy with a thin gravy (ask for more gravy if you need to), and cheese curds from WisCANsin. At only $ 3.75 for a small, it is rich, plentiful, and much better than The Blind Pig’s version. Service here is very pleasant from everyone here, from when you enter these doors, to when they are assembling your order, to when you leave, instead of «Have a great day!» It’s «See you tomorrow!» Service with a smile from beginning to end.
The Canadian Sunrise breakfast sandwich is a great way to start your day (sandwiches are made on your choice of a homemade biscuit or kaiser roll), and their 99 cent Grilled Cheese is comfort food at it’s finest! For me, the savory items are where it’s at, and that Green Apple-​Matcha Slush is the perfect accompaniment to any of their sammies!
Thrifty ice cream fans, go all in with the Belgian Waffle Sundae-​your choice of three scoops, fudge, caramel, and whipped cream (additional toppings extra) which is definitely enough for two or three people.
There’s definitely something for everyone here at Salted Malted Bakery and Creamery even though you don’t have a sweet tooth… their selections, service, and prices will keep you and your family coming back without breaking the bank! ALOHA!!!
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Salted Malted Bakery and Creamery,
Do you know what you just did to me? Do you really know? Well, you got me to write a review on Unilocal.I vowed to myself that I would not write another review this year, but I couldn’t resist after my third visit at your establishment.
First things first, you had me at peanut butter. No wait! You had me at carrot cake. Okay, I’m not going to lie. You had me at mini-​donuts? Perhaps it was because you have ice cream cookie sandwiches with Thrifty Ice Cream? Maybe it was the poutine? Or, is it the great service that you give everyone that enters your business? I guess it really doesn’t matter how you got me. You got me and got me good. In my opinion, you have some to the best cookies in town that come with the best prices in town. Less than a dollar for one of your creative and tasty cookies? Are you kidding me? How do I even stop at just one? That’s right Unilocalers, Salted Malted gets 5 stars from me.
Cookies That I’ve Tried (currently priced at $.80 each, sized at about 3 inches)
–Peanut Butter
–Peanut Butter Chip
–The Heartbreaker (Banana, Peanut Butter, and Chocolate Chip)
–Blue Velvet
–Pumpkin Latte
–Bacon Maple
–Strawberry Cheesecake
–Brownie
My favorite is definitely your Peanut Butter with your Carrot Cake and Peanut Butter Chip tied at 2^nd. All your cookies are good, always fresh, and very photogenic. I love how you guys always ensure that we have a fresh «right out of the oven» cookie when we arrive.
Mini-​Donuts (currently priced at $ 4.29 for a dozen Classic or $ 5.99 for a dozen Specialty)
–Classic (plain, sugar, glazed, and cinnamon)
–Specialty (Matcha Green Tea and Fruit Loops)
I have tried them all except your 18 mini-​donut Do’Nachos. All are very good, but I am boring and still prefer your Classic «nothing on it» mini-​donut. I admit, I love Trish’s infamous Mini-​Donuts in San Francisco. Trust me, your mini-​donuts rank up there with them.
Regardless, how you got me. You got me. I will definitely be back for your PB cookie and mini-​donuts. I also look forward to trying your grilled cheese and ice cream cookie sandwiches. I’m sure glad you’re on my side of town.
PS Unilocalers…
Salted Malted Bakery & Creamery also serves Peet’s Coffee, sandwiches, and based on some of their Unilocal photos, they even build creative cakes.
PS Gym-​Goers…
Salted Malted Bakery & Creamery is a great stop for your post workout insulin spike. Take advantage of an intense workout with one of their cookies and a half dozen mini-​donuts. Yeah Buddy!

HOT AND NEW BUSINESS IN NORTH LAS VEGAS
I’m new to this part of Las Vegas and so is Salted Malted.
They are in their soft opening phase right now, but my first visit was a satisfying one.
I was looking around for donuts (of course) in this neck of the woods and this popped up on Unilocal and then I remembered that it just opened.
Salted Malted offers a plethora of sweetness on the menu:
–Mini-​donuts made to order: specialty flavors include Froot Loops, Matcha Green Tea, Chocolate Red Chile, Root Beer, Amaretto, Coconut, Espresso, Butterscotch, and Cheez It. Classic flavors are sugar, glazed, and cinnamon.
–Cookies: Chocolate Chip, Churro, Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip, Strawberry Cheesecake, Carrot Cake, Bacon Maple, and Pumpkin Latte flavors were in the cases when I was there.
–Thrifty Ice Cream with sundaes, malts, and shakes, as well as ice cream sandwiches available on cookies or waffles.
–Dole Whip: Pineapple and Strawberry
Plus, Peet’s Coffee for your caffeine needs.
There’s a lot going on here with Canadian favorites poutine as well as the Canuck, a peameal bacon sandwich on a Kaiser roll based on a Toronto favorite, forthcoming.
I had six mini-​donuts, two each of the Froot Loops, Cinnamon, and Chocolate Red Chile. The latter definitely had a spicy kick to it. All were tasty and fresh as I got to witness the little donuts being made.
I also left with three cookies to take home, the Churro (I love cinnamon, can you tell?), the Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip, and Carrot Cake. The b/​f and I shared the three and he absolutely loved the PB Chocolate Chip cookie. I did, too: it’s a definite winner.
This place is dangerously close to us, but at least it gives me hope that more new businesses like this are coming to our neck of the woods in the north. We’ll definitely be back.

*free cookie for military*
Went on Saturday 9−26−15 around 8PM because I had a hankering for a dole whip. This store is located in the Wal-​Mart shopping center north of the 215 on Decatur. When you enter the shopping center take a left and it’s in the cluster of stores with Dickey’s BBQ, Cuigino’s, etc.
As soon as I walked in and saw the automatic doughnut machine I got excited! Lots of shiny machines behind the counter… and loads of toppings for ice cream! And then I noticed their case full of Thrifty ice cream and got immediately bored. I don’t know what I expected. But with U-​Swirl in the same shopping center I thought they would step up their game.
The menu is pretty huge-​not everything was available yet but it looks like in the future they’re going to have breakfast and french fries. The menu is expansive and you can get everything from waffles to cookie sandwiches to a «lime rickey»…whatever that is LOL
$ 2.16 got me a small pineapple/​strawberry dole whip swirl in a cup. The owner guy made a big deal out of telling me that he made it too big on purpose like «wink, wink, you’re welcome, sugar». While it was definitely the cheapest dole whip I’ve ever had it was also the most disappointing. It was missing that pineapple punch-​in-​the-​face that I’m used to and wasn’t the right texture. If you’ve never had a real dole whip before you might like it though. Teddy Roosevelt said it best with «Comparison is the thief of joy».
I’ll come back when they have poutine because I’ve always wanted to try it and I’ll grab some mini-​donuts!!!