
A recent Crumbl Cookies weekly menu. From left, top row: milk chocolate, pink doughnut, s'more; bottom row: lemon crinkle, walnut fudge brownie, cookie dough. A half-dozen is $18. Photo: Alissa Widman Neese/Axios
I'm normally not one for social media hype, but Crumbl Cookies and its trendy, TikTok-famous treats deliver.
- Oh, did I mention they actually deliver? Get warm, dense, delicious cookies sent right to your front door via a dangerously easy-to-use app.
How it works: Five cookie flavors rotate weekly, with classic milk chocolate chip available daily.
- Luckily, that was my favorite when I ordered last week.
Yes, but: I'll be keeping an eye out for the return of walnut fudge brownie, a close second. So gooey. So good.
The intrigue: Long before TikTok was a thing, one of my favorite college treats was The Cookie Jar in Bowling Green, which had a similar cookie-of-the-day business model.
- The excitement of a rotating menu is as addictive as the dessert itself. You've been warned.
If you go: Crumbl Cookies is rapidly expanding and has opened six Central Ohio locations since last fall: Easton, Polaris, Delaware, Dublin, Hilliard and New Albany.
- Monday–Thursday, 8am–10pm. Friday and Saturday, 8am–midnight. Closed Sunday.
Pro tip: Be patient. Tyler recently enjoyed Crumbl Cookies at a family picnic, but pick-up in the crowded shop took a while.
- The wait was well worth it.

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