Los Angeles Cookies Worth Seeking

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In Los Angeles, cookies appear in all sorts of shapes and sizes and pack plenty of different ingredients, but regardless of the composition, all 16 cookies satisfy. Cookies appear in alphabetical order, and yes, they’re subject to availability.

Sweet Butter Kitchen – Oatmeal Blueberry Chocolate Cookie

Leslie Danelian and husband Rick Berge have turned this Sherman Oaks café, bakery and larder into a regular haunt for San Fernando Valley denizens. Their Blueberry, Oatmeal, Chocolate Chunk Cookie ($2) touts melt-in-your-mouth, tile-shaped chocolate, dried blueberries and plenty of butter to render this cookie nice and chewy.

Sugarbloom Bakery – Miso Butterscotch Cookie

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Sharon Wang graduated from The Culinary Institute of America at Greystone and the Thomas Keller Restaurant Group and delivers masterful Asian inspired creations like Miso Butterscotch Cookies ($2.50). They’re supple and savory, with sweet white chocolate chips.

Yuko Kitchen – Green Tea Chocolate Chip Cookie

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Overflowing baked goods line the counter at this Japanese cafe on a Miracle Mile side street. Even though the peanut chocolate “flourless” cookie sports the tag, “best cookie ever we baked,” I’d suggest green tea chocolate chip ($2.50) baked with matcha powder, which tempered the sweetness of the chocolate in this thick (but not dry) cookie.

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Joshua Lurie

Joshua Lurie founded FoodGPS in 2005. Read about him here.

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It sounds exciting to live in the L.A. area. Josh, you make the foods more enticing with your website & samplings. Thanks for keeping all of us informed!

I think you forgot the chocolate chunk cookie at Thyme in Santa Monica. The perfect balance of sweet and salty, chewy innards with crunchy edges. I’ve searched high and low for the perfect chocolate chip cookie and this is heaven. And they sell the frozen dough to take home and bake yourself. I always have some in my freezer.

Erin,

I did try a cookie at Thyme during my research. It was pretty good, but my goal was to spotlight great cookies in different categories, and Four Cafe already had chocolate on lock.

If the one at Four Cafe is better than the one at Thyme, then I need to try it!

Erin, try the chocolate chip cookie at Four Cafe and let me know what you think. Somebody also suggested Vosges in the comments section on my Facebook Page.

Sweet guide!

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I love this list. I’m going to have to go on a cookie crawl soon. Thanks Josh!

Rochelle, glad you like the list. Enjoy your cookie crawl!

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