$3.50 NZD
Espresso Bar by Atomic, Auckland Airport (AKL)
I liked the look of this cookie, but it was way too sweet. That pink frosting and additional sugar was way too much sucrose. I liked the texture of the cookie though.
Latte. $4.90 NZD
$1.50
Bluff City Coffee & Bakery, Memphis TN
I don’t know how they made this large cookie SO gooey, but I loved the fluffy, gooey texture. It’s something that I’ve never tried before – very good!
Complimentary
American Airlines Admirals Club, San Francisco International Airport (SFO)
Hmm, these were ok. The cookies was on the sweet side and it could have been more chewy. The brownie bites were mediocre.
Shortbread chocolate chip cookie, coffee, water. Complimentary
Porter Airlines Lounge, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport (YTZ)
I like that the gate area at this airport has complimentary drinks and snacks. I think more airlines should do this. It’s super convenient and people were actually respectful about not taking too much food.
Prosecco, red wine, potato chips, cookies, and cracker mix.
Bar Via dell’ Amore, Manarola ITALY
The view from this cliff-side bar was simply amazing! It looked down into the Liguran Sea. It was a great place to sit down, relax, and enjoy this afternoon snack.
Chocolate chip cookies and water. Complimentary
Rome (FCO) to Genoa (GOA), Alitalia
This looked like a pretty sad snack offering, but it was a short flight. The mini cookies were pretty good.
$3
Coffee Mission, San Francisco CA
They get their cookies from Anthony’s so they’re wonderfully delicious! I wish they were a bit bigger though.
Macadamia nuts, fresh coconut and chocolate chips. $2.19
Boudin Bakery and Cafe, San Francisco CA
This cookies was very tasty and it was soft too. I loved the combination of macadamia, coconut AND chocolate.
1/2 sandwich, provolone cheese, anchovy-garlic butter. Lunch combo $12
Red Dog Restaurant, San Francisco CA
This was good, but it’s the exact same egg salad sandwich that they serve at Il Cane Rosso which is the same restaurant group. If you’d had one, you really don’t need the other. 7×7 is kinda lame when they do this!
Served with 1/2 salad.
7×7 Magazine’s Big Eat SF: 100 Things to Try Before You Die
Chocolate chip pecan cookie.
Turkish coffee. $4.50
Each $2
Arizmendi Bakery, San Francisco CA
These look dry and crispy, but they were actually super soft and buttery! I thick they’re my new favorite cookie! 🙂 I brought a bunch to the office and everyone loved them. Mmm…
Grace Cathedral.
I liked the cookies at Au Bon Pain. This one was soft and chewy and had plenty of raisins in it. $1.39
Au Bon Pain, Washington DC
National Museum of American History.
With leeks, potatoes and a touch of cream. Served with poached eggs and whole wheat toast. $12.95
Mother’s Bistro & Bar, Portland OR
This hash was really flavorful, but the salmon was on the overcooked side. Kinda sad because I liked everything else about it.
Chocolate peanut butter walnut ginger molasses cookies. Complimentary with check.
That is a long name for a cookie!
Vittle Monster 