Mrs Fields Cookies

I’ve been to this location countless times and while the cookies were pretty good I found out this location is gone.

Mrs. Field’s Cookies are the ultimate guilty pleasure food. So fattening, so delicious, so undercooked with that distinct chemical aftertaste that I just can’t get enough of for whatever reason. I’ve never been disappointed by the cookies or this shop, and was impressed when they made and delivered a cookie cake to my office for our CEO’s birthday.
This location has been open for a while but I was told they were moving when I popped in to pick up some dessert to take back with me on the F train last night.

Thank you Mrs. Fields!
Yesterday I needed a last minute cookie cake, and this place is close to my job. I called to order one, and it was ready in 25 minutes!
In general, I like the mini chocolate chip cookies, and thanks to the reviews on here, I’m going to start visiting after work for the end-​of-​day specials!

I stopped here after visiting the DMV upstairs and figured I would try something different before I head in to work.
Since it was morning, I decided to get a croissant with cheese. They were not able to break a 20 yet, so I had to wait about 5 minutes for them to be able to break it.
The croissant was really good, but you should not have to have customers wait in the morning to break change, when people have to work in the morning.
Cheers

These cookies are so good, and the brownies, forget it, they are so delicious. Like other people have mentioned it IS a bit pricey, but i figure it’s a once in a while thing so why not.

Warm chocolate cookies from here are slammin’. The thing is, it looks kind of dirty inside. It’s cramped and because it’s in Herald Square, it’s expensive.

I am always stupefied by how expensive this place is every time I try to buy something from here. Today, I sucked it up following our 3^rd snow storm of the month, and bought 1 cookie, a single cookie, 3.5″ diameter, for $ 1.89 because I was that desperate while waiting for my life to end in line at the DMV. The cookies were okay — very, VERY sweet, with large chunks of chocolate, enough to be put into a sugar coma after about ¹⁄₃ of the cookie. The large cookie cakes cost between $ 35 – 40 depending on the shape you get. But here’s the thing — I just don’t understand why anybody would pay that much for a cookie «cake».
For $ 35 – 40, you can probably get a cake/​dessert, enough to feed 6 – 8 people from one of New York’s many bakeries, pastry shops, etc. Dessert chains like Financier, Magnolia, Crumbs are comparable in prices, not to mention dozens of other individually owned dessert shops in the city. Any of the desserts you can get from those places would be more value for cost and more professionally produced.
I remember back in 7^th grade, cookie cakes were all the rage. Our school’s PTA did a fundraiser with cookie cakes, charged $ 10 each and raised enough money to remodel the school theater. Have food prices really gone up that much?
I’ll give credit where it’s due though. Mrs. Fields managed to pry two stars out of my cold, frozen hands because the cookies were better than I expected. Granted, there is a likelihood that you might fall into a sugar coma afterwards, but hey, it’s like people who drink the entire can of Four Loko — you’re doing it wrong.

Despite the fact that the cookies and brownies are expensive, it tastes extremely delicious; it is fresh and chewy. I always wanted to try the pizza cookie, but the thought of eating too much of the same type of cookie scares me. It would be pretty cool if they can make a pizza cookie that has a different flavor for each slice. Besides that, Mrs Fields cookies are definitely worth trying!

Ever since I stumbled upon Mrs Fields one night around 9pm and saw that they always have the «LAST HOUR» specials where they are trying to clear out their inventory, I usually go out of my way to stop at this place when it’s about to close (at 9:30pm) … They do 4 regular cookies for $ 5, 2 brownies for $ 5, and 20 Nibblers (tiny cookies) for $ 5.
I mean, how could you go wrong? Normally, the cookies are a bit on the pricey side, but for $ 5 where I can munch on cookies for like an hour? I was sold.
And despite the fact that it was the end of the day and they were about to close shop, the nibblers I got were SO GOOD AND SO SOFT. So yes, these cookies are awesome. The staff is also really nice and helpful, and this place has no credit card minimum. Great, great cookie place.
As others have said, this is a grab and go establishment because the store is so tiny and there are no seats available.

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there’s so many delicious dessert places in nyc, but once in a while i find myself wanting a cookie sandwich — and for a craving like this, only Mrs. Fields will do.
for those not familiar with the cookie sandwich — just picture some of the creamiest vanilla icing in all the land, sandwiched between two fresh baked, warm cookies of your choice — and there you have the Mrs. Fields cookie sandwich.
it’s about $ 5 worth of sugar and can sometimes make me dizzy it’s so sweet but it’s also completely worth it. so if you’re craving icing and cookies, head straight to Mrs. Fields and get your fix.

Granted, it’s slightly expensive… But $ 1.79 for a fresh, moist, straight out of the oven cookie? Sure beats paying $ 2.50 for Honey Roasted Almonds from the street vendors.
Mrs. Fields in Herald Square is frequented by yours truly. Not because I’m a cookie addict, but because a certain someone mandates that I have cookies presented to her prior to her LIRR train arrival. I am forced to oblige. Moody discontent requester mandates that cookies be present. Thus, cookies this person shall receive.
One thing working in favor of Mrs. Fields is their «Buy 3 get 1 Free Special». For about $ 5.40, mix and match any of their regular sized (average 3.25 inch diameter) cookies.
Before getting into the more often purchased cookies, I should emphasize once again that the cookies are always moist, delicate, and extremely warm to the touch. Most cookies undergo extensive overturn so the batch you’re purchasing will in all likelihood have been removed from the oven no more than 3 to 5 minutes prior.
Semi Sweet Milk Chocolate: Smooth, delicate, and (as described) semi sweet. Perhaps slightly excessive on the chocolate but certainly welcoming enough as the sugar and butter didn’t overpower the application
Cinnamon Sugar: Light and flakey, the Cinnamon Sugar possessed a slight heartiness. This could be due to the presence of more cookie dough in the application. Nevertheless, all ingredients were balanced, although a hint of Cinnamon could be more vibrant during consumption.
Milk Chocolate Walnut: Gluttonous punishment! Despite its petite nature, the heavy presence of excessive sweetness and nuttiness from the application made the cookie crumbs secondary. Ultimately, this rendition is a slight reminder that one is eating chocolate dipped walnuts with a sprinkling of cookie crumbs. There’s not much cookie to be had here.
Peanut Butter: Hearty and full of peanut butter flavor. The taste itself is slightly excessive, as the protrusion of peanut butter engulfs the entire application. Also hindering the cookie is the excessive sweetness due to the overrun of sugar in the cookie crumb application combined with the sugar added to the peanut butter during the refining process. Nevertheless, it was welcoming, and the gushing flavors of peanut butter in every bite were certain worth consuming.
$ 5.40 in the hole is a slight price to pay when making that certain someone happy. Sure, it’s $ 5.40 I could’ve spent towards Korean Maki Rolls in K-​Town but a happy and satisfied certain someone supercedes that of my starvation.
Notes:
— No inside seating: Establishment is mainly for grab-​n-​go
— Credit Cards Accepted with a minimum purchase of $ 5.00
— Grab lots of napkins! You’ll thank me later.

Mrs. Field’s filed for Chapter 11 recently so I stopped by to commemorate my love of white chunk macadamia. They were having a cookies/​brownies special so it was 6 pieces of love for $ 6.99 so I was happy. The staff moved pretty fast and was pretty polite considering their (aggravating tourist-​infested) location, so I’ll probably stop by again till the Mrs. hits the dust.

When you walk by, you can smell the chocolate. And that makes you — OK, me – want a cookie. The other night, on the way to Kumgangsan, I caught a whiff of Mrs. Fields while walking past, and after dinner, I had to drag C. to get a couple of cookies with me for dessert. I got two semi-​sweet chocolate chip cookies and a carton of milk. The cookies weren’t warm, but they were fine nonetheless, and the milk topped it off nicely. Luxury street food for the sweet toothsome.

Sad but true, despite how expensive these cookies /​brownies /​treats are, they’re delicious. The brownies I had recently were so fresh that I almost thought the $ 6 I paid (for 4 brownies) was worth it. The only people who actually benefit from here are: 1) the folks who work here 2) the people who don’t mind throwing $ 10 for about 7 cookies. They’re delicious, fattening, and taste almost as good if they’re microwaved a day or two later. Avoid unless you want a fat tummy and a empty wallet.