Recommend bakery for cookies (Cary, Chapel Hill: chapel, prices, garden)

[JenaS62]

Hello there. My son is getting married next weekend in Cary area and we will be traveling there from Florida. I need to order a tray of cookies for the welcome party and I am wondering if anyone has any suggestions/recommendations for a bakery that makes great cookies. Cary or Apex would be great.

Thanks much!

[MikeJaquish]

https://www.lafarmbakery.com/bakery/baked-goods

Great cookies, scones, etc.

You may want to place your order ahead of time.

[Jkgourmet]

Originally Posted by MikeJaquish

https://www.lafarmbakery.com/bakery/baked-goods

Great cookies, scones, etc.

You may want to place your order ahead of time.

and bring lots of money. (Sorry, Mike, but $3.29 for a chocolate chip cookie deserves a warning in advance.)

[MikeJaquish]

Originally Posted by Jkgourmet

and bring lots of money. (Sorry, Mike, but $3.29 for a chocolate chip cookie deserves a warning in advance.)

Eh.
Other options for a dandy cookie tray?

[TarHeelNick]

Edible Art in North Hills is delicious. The owners daughter is a client of mine so I have been spoiled with WAY too many baked goods from there (the cupcakes are for sure what they are most famous for; but their array of cookies is also quite impressive and vary seasonally for unique flavors)

https://edibleartnc.com/menu

[JenaS62]

Thank you so much! I will check in to your suggestions. And thanks for the warning on the 3.29 cookies!

[farebluenc]

Burney's might be a good place for a cookie tray. I love Bitten Bakery cookies, but it's not what you're looking for for these events.

[zinner]

Originally Posted by MikeJaquish

Eh.
Other options for a dandy cookie tray?

Maybe Wegmans grocery store? They have a pretty extensive bakery dept.

[codygreen]

Not sure if she still has a storefront or not, but I've heard good things. Granddaughter of "Mama Dip" from Chapel Hill.

https://www.tonyascookies.com/

[twingles]

Publix will be fine for your needs ....no need to pay LaFarm prices .... I had a scone there once and garden hose wouldn't have been enough to wash it down (interestingly had the same experience in France with cookies, muffins etc).