Visiting Houston and this is a place you don’t want to miss for a good dessert!! We ordered the Veruca Salt Cup of Fluff and it was delicious the combination of chocolate pretzels caramel was so good, we also ordered the Couch potato cookie amazing the combination of potato chips chocolate corn flakes and marshmallows WOW we ordered an extra to go back with us to Phoenix 🤓, we also tried the vanilla ice cream and it was not great hence the 4/5, overall I will come back for sure for the Veruca and the couch potato cookie
cajunasian86
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May 17, 2024
Stopped in for the first time today one day after tornados had knocked out power all over the city. Luckily even though they didn’t have any electricity they did have a couple cookies left and were taking either cash or Venmo payments. I was not able to get the internet to work while I was there to pay via Venmo but the owner gave me the cookies anyways and trusted me to pay them back when service returned (which I did)! Really excellent customer service during a frustrating time for the city. The cookies were delicious and I will for sure be giving them a lot more business in the future. Highly recommend!
Emily Philpot
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January 20, 2024
Super cute atmosphere, creative options, dinging a star because no to limited gluten free options. In 2024 where that's such a common thing for some many people, its worth having a couple options to write home about. But I'll still definitely be back
Rio Siochi
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February 09, 2024
Our favorites are the Couch Potato (salty and sweet) cookie, and the cream cheese brownie (forgot the name!). We also saw the Sugar Fairy and it was all worth the visit.
Paulina Sjöberg
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July 07, 2024
Edit: I'm not saying that the interaction was negative, and I'd like to clarify I wasn't asked anything "multiple times", the interaction was short. I'm saying that there's a time for everything, and while somebody is dealing with getting rained on and trying to find a solution, talk on the phone, while trying to console 2 kittens, I don't think it's an appropriate time to tell them that they can't come in because they have cats, especially because I wasn't trying to step inside, I wasn't asking to be let in, I was minding my own business trying to resolve my situation.
I mean seriously, let's be real here. Who in the world goes out of their way to tell you they won't help you? I wasn't even asking for help. It's a weird, odd slap in the face when you're stressed out already.
I think most people know that pets are not allowed in establishments unless they are service animals, and as a business owner, I especially know, abide by, and respect it in my day-to-day. So this has nothing to do with that and the mention of it is null in my situation because it doesn't apply here. I'm just saying, your employee needs to read the room better and she's a bit more empathy. I 100% can appreciate that she didn't mean anything by her comment if that's the case. Poor communication is all it is and it needs to improve because that reflects on your customer service, and business.
A simple "Hey, are you okay? I'd invite you in but I can't because of your cats. Otherwise, I would have you come inside! Good luck"
Not "Hey, are you waiting for us to open? I just wanted to let you know, you can't come inside because you have cats." *Leaves*.
Hope this clarifies my experience.
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Review: As the hurricane started to touch down and we started to receive bands of high winds and rain, I was on my scooter with two kittens in a secure car backpack and decided to go under the closest shelter that I could until I was picked up. The girl inside Fluff Bake Bar took the time to come outside, asked me if I was okay, and then proceeded to tell me, as I'm getting wet, that I'm not able to come inside because I have cats. I literally looked at her and nodded and said "Okay?" and she went inside. I'm not sure who would go out of their way to tell somebody who is in distress that they can't seek refuge inside of their store, it would have been best that she stayed inside and not told me that because not only is it completely insensitive to the situation but it's plain bad taste and rude. I didn't even know they were open, I was just trying to find an awning I could stand under.
That's like telling a homeless person who's hungry standing outside of your establishment that he cannot come inside to buy food... Who does that?
Thankfully I got picked up a few minutes later, but that whole situation left a bad taste in my mouth.
I love their couch potato cookie. Not sure if I'll be coming back though.
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Visiting Houston and this is a place you don’t want to miss for a good dessert!! We ordered the Veruca Salt Cup of Fluff and it was delicious the combination of chocolate pretzels caramel was so good, we also ordered the Couch potato cookie amazing the combination of potato chips chocolate corn flakes and marshmallows WOW we ordered an extra to go back with us to Phoenix 🤓, we also tried the vanilla ice cream and it was not great hence the 4/5, overall I will come back for sure for the Veruca and the couch potato cookie
Stopped in for the first time today one day after tornados had knocked out power all over the city. Luckily even though they didn’t have any electricity they did have a couple cookies left and were taking either cash or Venmo payments. I was not able to get the internet to work while I was there to pay via Venmo but the owner gave me the cookies anyways and trusted me to pay them back when service returned (which I did)! Really excellent customer service during a frustrating time for the city. The cookies were delicious and I will for sure be giving them a lot more business in the future. Highly recommend!
Super cute atmosphere, creative options, dinging a star because no to limited gluten free options. In 2024 where that's such a common thing for some many people, its worth having a couple options to write home about. But I'll still definitely be back
Our favorites are the Couch Potato (salty and sweet) cookie, and the cream cheese brownie (forgot the name!). We also saw the Sugar Fairy and it was all worth the visit.
Edit: I'm not saying that the interaction was negative, and I'd like to clarify I wasn't asked anything "multiple times", the interaction was short. I'm saying that there's a time for everything, and while somebody is dealing with getting rained on and trying to find a solution, talk on the phone, while trying to console 2 kittens, I don't think it's an appropriate time to tell them that they can't come in because they have cats, especially because I wasn't trying to step inside, I wasn't asking to be let in, I was minding my own business trying to resolve my situation. I mean seriously, let's be real here. Who in the world goes out of their way to tell you they won't help you? I wasn't even asking for help. It's a weird, odd slap in the face when you're stressed out already. I think most people know that pets are not allowed in establishments unless they are service animals, and as a business owner, I especially know, abide by, and respect it in my day-to-day. So this has nothing to do with that and the mention of it is null in my situation because it doesn't apply here. I'm just saying, your employee needs to read the room better and she's a bit more empathy. I 100% can appreciate that she didn't mean anything by her comment if that's the case. Poor communication is all it is and it needs to improve because that reflects on your customer service, and business. A simple "Hey, are you okay? I'd invite you in but I can't because of your cats. Otherwise, I would have you come inside! Good luck" Not "Hey, are you waiting for us to open? I just wanted to let you know, you can't come inside because you have cats." *Leaves*. Hope this clarifies my experience. - Review: As the hurricane started to touch down and we started to receive bands of high winds and rain, I was on my scooter with two kittens in a secure car backpack and decided to go under the closest shelter that I could until I was picked up. The girl inside Fluff Bake Bar took the time to come outside, asked me if I was okay, and then proceeded to tell me, as I'm getting wet, that I'm not able to come inside because I have cats. I literally looked at her and nodded and said "Okay?" and she went inside. I'm not sure who would go out of their way to tell somebody who is in distress that they can't seek refuge inside of their store, it would have been best that she stayed inside and not told me that because not only is it completely insensitive to the situation but it's plain bad taste and rude. I didn't even know they were open, I was just trying to find an awning I could stand under. That's like telling a homeless person who's hungry standing outside of your establishment that he cannot come inside to buy food... Who does that? Thankfully I got picked up a few minutes later, but that whole situation left a bad taste in my mouth. I love their couch potato cookie. Not sure if I'll be coming back though.