Ben's Cookies is an international chain of stores that bakes and sells cookies. After baking cookies at home, Helge Rubinstein opened a kiosk to sell them at Oxford's Covered Market in 1984.
The cookies are usually sold warm because they are baked fresh in the store. The first store was in Oxford's covered market. Most of the stores are located in London, but there are also stores in other cities in England and other countries.
The brand name “Ben's Cookies” was inspired by Helge's son, and the iconic logo, featuring an image of Ben, was created by his friend, the famous artist Quentin Blake.
The main characteristic of Ben's Cookies is the use of chocolate chunks instead of chips in its cookies. I describe these cookies as “soft and sticky,” “moist,” and “full of flavor.”
Enjoying them is a treat.
Sandy Bo
1
I remembered them to be really good a few years back but just bought a few again yesterday and they were completely disappointing. ‘Stale’ was the only word for it. From the nuts to the cookie to chocolate. There’s a very obvious unappealing smell to it. I wonder what happened
Jun Yeo
2
Cookie was alright. Morning staff on 12 Nov 25 was rude, perhaps bc I only bought one cookie, which wasn't cheap at 3.90
Tamuji Tan
4
One of the snacks that caught my attention when I went to Orchard Road… because the queue was quite long and it smelled good…
the character of the cookies is soft... the taste is delicious... theres filling in the middle of the cookies according to what we ordered...
It is so different with Famous Amos from the Size and the character of the cookies… Famous Amos is more crunchy and smaller than Ben’s Cookies…
My kids love both cookies in wisma atria (Famous Amos for take it home to Jakarta and Bens Cookies they immediately finished everything in Singapore)
Jane Ang
3
Cookies are packed with ingredients. They are the soft type that tends to fall off into the paper bag when eaten.