Thick, chewy, decadent cookies & baked goods. A must-try NYC treat!
This beloved bakery is renowned for its generously sized, decadent cookies that boast a thick, chewy interior with a perfectly baked exterior. Beyond their iconic cookies, they also offer other delicious baked goods that have become a staple for locals and tourists alike.
The bakery is most famous for its large, thick, and chewy cookies, which customers consistently praise. Popular flavors include chocolate chip walnut and chocolate peanut butter chip. Some find the cookies to be very rich and sweet, occasionally comparing them to brownies or scones, while others defend their unique texture as intentional and delicious. Other baked goods like banana bread and cakes are also available and well-regarded.
Customers rave about the bakery's iconic, generously sized cookies, with many considering them a must-try NYC treat. While overwhelmingly positive, some find them too rich or sweet, and a few debate their texture compared to traditional cookies.
"While purchasing a cookie at Levain Bakery, the staff offered free samples of two different cookies (a fall spiced and a gluten-free one) upon inquiry, which was a generous gesture."
Positive"Levain Bakery's double chocolate cookie was rated 9.5/10 for being indulgent."
Positive"Levain is listed as a place that is solid for value, convenience, or when a craving hits."
Positive"This commenter recently visited Levain and found their cookies lived up to the hype and expectations, describing them as dreamy."
Positive"This commenter believes the dark chocolate peanut butter cookie from Levain is even better than their popular chocolate chip walnut cookie."
Positive"This commenter found Levain's cookies to be very bad, full of hype and sugar but lacking flavor, leading them to discard most of it."
Negative"This commenter considers Levain's cookies to be some of the worst chocolate chip cookies they have ever had."
Negative"This commenter found Levain's cookies to be incredibly underwhelming after trying them."
Negative"This commenter loved Levain's cookies when they were warm and brought in by a colleague, finding them exceptionally good."
Positive"This commenter's favorite Levain cookie is the caramel coconut, even though they generally don't like caramel."
Positive"This commenter feels Levain's cookies are unique and shouldn't be classified as traditional cookies, but still finds them perfect."
Positive"This commenter found the chocolate chip cookie from Levain disappointing, deeming it good but not special."
Neutral"This commenter found the coffee at Levain to be bad."
Negative"This commenter humorously noted that the cookie initially looked like a half-eaten Philly cheesesteak."
Neutral"This pregnant commenter expressed a strong craving for Levain's double chocolate chip cookies."
Positive"This commenter finds Levain's cookies too sweet and rich, stating they cannot eat even half of one."
Negative"This commenter dislikes Levain's cookies, describing them as dry and sandy, contrasting them with chewy, gooey cookies."
Negative"This commenter argues that Levain's cookies' soft, buttery texture is intentional and not a sign of being undercooked."
Positive"This commenter bought $98 worth of Levain's products during a recent trip to NYC, causing their luggage to be overweight."
Positive"This commenter enjoys Levain's cookies and finds the chocolate peanut butter one to be particularly good."
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