
A warm snickerdoodle (L) and chocolate chip cookie from Tiff's Treats. Photo: Alayna Alvarez/Axios
Tiff's Treats β an Austin, Texas-based cookie chain with a cult-like following and more than 70 locations across the South β has opened its first store in Colorado.
Details: The sweets company, famous for inventing the concept of baked-to-order warm cookie delivery, made its Denver debut on Oct. 8, at the corner of 12th and Broadway.
- The menu features about a dozen flavors, from peanut butter and double chocolate chip to oatmeal raisin and white chip almond.
- Deliveries are available to downtown, Capitol Hill, Lincoln Park and Cherry Creek areas.
My thought bubble: As an alum of the University of Texas at Austin β where the founders of Tiff's Treats started the company, and where I had way too many mouthfuls of these β I can confirm these cookies are popular for good reason.
- Pro tip: Don't sleep on the snickerdoodles; they melt in your mouth.

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