Best Cookies in Lake Austin

"The Cold Cookie is Austin’s first (and only, as far as we can tell) food truck dedicated to the fine art of ice cream sandwiches, made to order so you always get the perfect balance of crunchy chewy cookie and creamy filling. You can customize your sandwich with your preferred combo of scoop and cookie flavors, choosing from a menu that includes coffee Oreo, and cookies 'n' cream, as well as fresh-baked snickerdoodles, chocolate chip cookies, and more."

"6812 Ranch Rd 620 N | Just like Austin, Cold Cookie Company is anything but ordinary. They not only serve ice cream that’s delicious on its own, but also cookies that can be a simple topping or blended into one of their shakes. They’re also famous for their ice cream sandwiches and “unshakes” which is just like a milkshake, but much thicker because of all the ice cream and toppings that you’re getting."

"With Cold Cookie Company’s “unshakes,” you’ll enjoy alternating layers of crushed up scratch-made cookies, in flavors like s’mores and cookie monster, and ice cream, in flavors like coffee Oreo and birthday cake, finally topped off with loads of whipped cream and another cookie."

"Basic, I know, but Tiffs Treats are still some of my favorite cookies in Austin!. In case you live under a rock: Tiff’s Treats is a cookie delivery service. It’s great for sending birthday, anniversary, sympathy, or congratulatory packages to someone’s work or home."

"A still-warm delivery of Tiff’s Treats is a surefire way to get on anyone’s good side. Just make sure to know their favorite flavor."

"Online ordering available or pickup singles at Sa-Tenor the Texas Farmer’s Market at Lakeline and Mueller. I’ve been a fan of Teddy V. cookies since at least 2017. I remember meeting the owner, Elisia, at the Mueller Farmer’s Market one sunny Sunday and she was hosting a contest at that time – post a picture of your cookie on IG and a lucky winner could win a cookie party!"

"If we’re talking huge chocolate chip cookies, you’ll probably think of the famed ones from Levain Bakery in New York City. Today you can have a Levain cookie delivered to your doorstep or you can buy frozen ones from the grocery store. But if you’re in Austin, try these two famous cookies that might wow you even more!"

"She sells at the Texas Farmers’ Market at Mueller every Sunday. Her cookies are also gigantic like Henbit and ThoroughBread yet she is the only one that offers a gluten-free option. I think her chocolate is different though and that is what stands out to me!"

"The stuffed cookie is soft inside with explosions of peanut butter chocolate, s’mores with melted chocolate chunks and marshmallow or twix. It’s heartier than a cookie and offers all kinds of textures. If you like the ends of things, or a cookie that is a little gooey but also chewy this is for you."

"Kellie’s bake shop starts with giant, chewy cookies (that would honestly be amazing by themselves) and raises them to the next level by stuffing them with a big pieces of a Snickers bar. Hand down one of the best desserts you can find in Austin."

"This Burnet Road bakery is known for its InstaBites cookies (sugar cookies iced with an Instagram picture) and chocolate chip cookie shot glasses."

"Satisfy your sugar craving with these moist, frosting covered confections. Choose from a sinful selection of flavors ranging from the typical, like chocolate, strawberry, and vanilla, to the more inventive, like banana dark chocolate, triple cinnamon, and chocolate marshmallow. Order a cupcake from the 24-hour cupcake ATM or, if you’re up for the human interaction, go to the bakery for a wider selection of sweet treats like a cupcake ice cream sandwich or a cupcake sundae."

"Sprinkles is a cute little shop specializing in all things cupcake. They have tons of different flavors, including “pupcakes,” so your furry friend can have some too!. And if you find yourself needing a cupcake in the middle of the night don’t fret – they have a cupcake ATM that runs 24 hours a day."

"This is a restaurant and not even a dedicated cookie bakery. I can’t be the only cookie connoisseur in town, but I will say, I haven’t heard anyone talk about these cookies and they looked perfect upon arrival. A doughy rise right in the center that is higher than the rest of the cookie and full of melted chips through out each bite."

"These tasty cookies from Cookie Wookie Kitchen are made with aged cookie dough!. They’re seriously the perfect blend of crispy and chewy!. Erica uses local ingredients, adds a hint of her Asian culture and ingredients and a bit of childhood nostalgia in her creations."

"So he sent me a box of TruLea Cookies to get my opinion on how I’d rank them. Opened the box up and my jaw dropped. These cookies were thicc and substantial and I liked the distribution of chocolate chips."

"This beautiful outdoor mall has tons of kid-friendly eating options for your little ones. Shop and then when you’re hungry, grab a bite from any of their eateries. 12700 Hill Country Blvd Ste, T-100, Bee Cave, hillcountrygalleria.com"

"The 2ND Street District is made up of some of the best shopping spots in Austin, along with many dining and entertainment venues. It is also home to several residential buildings and is a true mixed-use development in the heart of downtown. If you stopped someone carrying a shopping bag along the boutique-lined sidewalk and asked which store the bag came from, you're more likely to hear an unfamiliar calling card than a standard chain, along with an enthusiastic story about the cool owner of the shop from whence the tote (most likely eco-friendly) came."

"From 2000 to 2012 the City reworked six blocks on W 2nd Street, turning the strip into a dense urban district, combining shopping, dining, homes, hotels and entertainment. The sidewalks were enlarged and planted with trees to accommodate pedestrians and restaurant and cafe terraces. 2ND Street District is an upmarket alternative to Austin’s bars, and a little quieter than Congress Avenue."

"At 2nd Street District, you can peruse local retail, hear live music, eat at a variety of great restaurants, and even go to the cinema. The surrounding downtown area and the charming atmosphere of 2nd Street make it a fantastic place to spend an afternoon exploring!"

"Another good view that isn’t really hiking is the Pennybacker bridge. I think the 360 bridge view is actually pretty cool and worth it if you can make it out there."

"If you’re looking for something unique to do in Austin, head over to Vince Hannemann’s backyard where you’ll find the Cathedral of Junk. This quirky construction consists of over 60 tons of discarded items, such as bicycles, televisions, and other bits of scrap metal that Vince has been collecting since he started the project in 1989. Combined, these items form a sculpture with various rooms and staircases to explore — all structurally sound — and with so many intricate details that you’ll want to allow at least an hour to explore."

"Why You’ve Got to Go: This is, quite literally, a massive cathedral-like structure made up entirely of junk and waste of all kinds—who would not find this fascinating?. This is a great use of innovation and I think kids will have fun looking at how a can of coke, for example, became a light fixture at the Cathedral of Junk. What to Do: There is not much else to do here other than simply walking around and appreciating the artistic innovation that has gone into this massive installation."

"The Cathedral of Junk stands quietly in the backyard of a small house on a suburban street in South Austin with over 60+ tons of well, junk."

"Back in the day, the location where cafe and bar Kinda Tropical, stands was once a gas station—and, although you may not be able to get a lotto ticket and a packet of Slim Jims from there now, it continues to fuel the Austin population in other ways. Not just with their tasty food and bountiful drinks, but with the friendly and relaxing vibes to be found on their back patio. It is a place where you can as easily meet up with friends as you can go and hang out by yourself with a good book."

"At Z'Tejas, diners can enjoy a gorgeous view of the Texas hill country while devouring some of the best, if non-traditional, Mexican food in Austin. Don't miss the street tacos or achiote chicken. Continue to 5 of 12 below."