Crumbl - Keystone Shoppes

1st let me address that Parking sucks. The inside is bright and welcoming. Smells like a sweet bakery. Be warned you might want to buy everything. The cookie look amazing.

Crumbl is having its moment on social media and I think it’s cool how there’s new flavors every week.
My cousins and I came by for dessert after dinner right before closing on a weekday. Our flavors: oreo cheesecake, chocolate chip, strawberry, and fruit tart.
We got a 4 cookie box. I thought it was pricey until I saw the size of the cookies—they’re huge! It’s like $5 dollars per cookie after tax and tip. We don’t have sweet tooth’s so we each shared a bite. I recommend having this with milk to wash down the sugar. The idea of a 800-1000 calorie cookie scares me but I would have a hard time finishing just one, let alone a whole box on my own.
The strawberry cookie had a sweet strawberry icing that tasted like real strawberries! Didn’t taste artificial; not tart and had added sweetness from the sugar but this was the highlight for me. The cookie was a sugar cookie base.
The red white and blue (?): Another sugar cookie base, this was a pretty cookie but quite sweet. Nothing to write home about.
The chocolate chips in the cookie were caramel-colored and a bit big so it doesn’t look like a traditional chocolate chip cookie. It was my favorite out of the four. The chips are too sweet for me so I like the dough more.
The oreo cheesecake looked the heaviest so we saved it for last, but surprisingly it was the least sweet! The cheese flavor balances the sugar out. There’s a nice crust on the bottom too.
Honestly didn’t feel that great after eating this for dessert but it was a novel experience getting to see all the flavors and pretty cookies.

This was my first visit to Crumble, so we weren't familiar with the store or even how to order. We were not greeted when we came in and had to ask questions. We stood there for a while as people milled around; no one acknowledged us or asked if they could help us. Though, I think it's based on their assumption that everyone knows what to do when they walk in. We had to say excuse me and ask questions before anyone acknowledged us. The young man who helped us was very knowledgeable and helpful. He placed the order for us, and I paid. We bought the giant chocolate chip cookies and had them boxed separately.
The cookie was delicious on a scale of 1 to 10. I would give it a solid 7.2, not the very best, but also above average. It was soft but not too soft; it had a good cookie ratio to chocolate chips. I think I would have enjoyed the cookie a bit more if it were a bit crispier but not crunchy if that makes sense. Is the cookie worth 5$ a cookie ? Humm probably considering how expensive ingredients are these days, so for the price point, it's worth it. Is it as good as Nothing Bundt cakes? While it's like comparing apples to oranges, it is a niche pastry business, and so on that level, yes.

The cookies are always so good and different and the customer service is great!

I really can not believe this gross cookies are as big as they are. My elder child loves them, so it is what it is. The employees are always nice and efficient, tho.