Best Cookies in Kingwood

"Why You’ve Got to Go: The Chocolate Bar is as close to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory as it gets; satisfy all those sweet cravings in this restaurant that pays tribute to all things chocolate. What to Do: Dig into delicious cakes, cookies, pies, ice cream and the must-try ‘trompe l’oeil’ pizza, stock up at the traditional candy counter and enjoy live music and swing dancing on Thursdays."

"The Chocolate Bar is exactly what it sounds like: a dessert bar serving all-things-chocolate. This dessert spot is located in Rice Village, perfect for an after-dinner treat or a break from shopping. Since The Chocolate Bar is the place for sweets, their cookies do not disappoint."

"With inventive ice cream flavors, giant slices of layered cake, and an array of chocolate-covered fruit, it’s hard to go wrong with anything on deck."

"Take one mother, one daughter, and one tiny kitchen and you’ll come up with something Mighty Sweet in Houston. Mighty Sweet Mini Pies offers a twist on the handheld bakery treat craze with personal-size pies, which, you may already know, are not that easy to come by. No need to buy a full-size pie when all you want is a slice."

"<p>Located in Historic Third Ward, Not Jus' Donuts prides itself in making homemade goodies such as peach cobbler, banana pudding and sweet potato pies. In addition to these goodies, they are known for their specialty cakes. (Photo: Not Jus' Donuts)</p>"

"Often referred to as the “living legend of cookies,” owner Michael Salvino is the go-to guy when you want a great cookie in Houston. Though his cookie shop has been in business a relatively short eight years, it has made quite an impression on Houston residents who know a good cookie when they taste it. If you want to pay Michael’s Cookie Jar a visit, make sure you try Michael’s chocolate chunk cookies or his classic sugar cookies."

"Visiting out-of-town family and friends can be tricky in the time of COVID, but letting a loved one know they are missed is easy with the help of Michael’s Cookie Jar’s new Cookiegrams. Send a tasty parcel, containing a large 5 oz cookie in one of 12 flavors with a personalized message, anywhere in the United States via USPS First Class Mail for $10. Visit michaelscookiejar.com to order online."

"Cookies that remind us of a more simple time in life are always welcomed. Michael’s Cookie Jar has three locations, Downtown, Tanglewood, West University, which all serve the Chocolate Chunk Cookie. This cookie is inviting and straight to the punch!"

"My girlfriends and I stop in from time to time and treat ourselves to some delicious chocolate..we feel guilty together, but the place is just too…"

"Of course you know Sprinkles (i.e. some of the best cupcakes…ever), but did you know their ice cream is just as good as their cupcakes, and when you eat it with the cupcakes, it’s a combination that you have to try to understand. It’s quite literally a cupcake sandwich. You pick a flavor of ice cream (I’m a big fan of their salty caramel), then you pick a cupcake, and they serve it like a sundae, but unlike any sundae you’re used to."

"This National Historic Landmark and National Mechanical Landmark was both the last battleship to participate in World War I and World War II and the first battleship memorial museum in the U.S. It’s also the flagship of the Texas Navy. First launched in 1912, it was decommissioned in 1948 and now sits in the San Jacinto Battleground State Historic Site and offers a variety of tours and programs for people of all ages."

"Active in battles of both world wars, Battleship Texas, the world's last remaining dreadnought, is now a floating museum docked just 25 miles from Houston on the Gulf of Mexico. The USS Texas was commissioned in 1914, and in 1916 was the first battleship outfitted with anti-aircraft guns. You can tour the ship on your own or on a hard-hat guided tour that will take you into some areas that are otherwise off limits."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Bill Wilson used under CC BY 2.0. One of the most famous landmarks in the whole of Houston, this battleship has a long and proud history. After playing a pivotal role in the two world wars, the Battleship Texas was turned into a museum and placed in the heart of Houston."

"The National Museum of Funeral History in Houston is the largest collection of funeral service relics in the United States. It features enchanting (even though some people may call it morbid) exhibits, which include, Celebrating the Lives and Deaths of the Popes, Day of the Dead, Presidential Funerals, and The Vietnam Veterans Memorial. Find out what the difference is between a casket and a coffin."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Jim Evans used under CC BY-SA 4.0. A one-of-its-kind museum, the National Museum of Funeral History is based on an unusual topic – death care. Boasting the largest collection of funeral service items and related artifacts, this museum is also known for its tradition of celebrating the lives and deaths of the Popes."

"Any day above ground is a good one.' That's the trademark of the National Museum of Funeral History. If you've ever wanted to see a coffin collection that includes a casket made of money, literally, or one..."

"Although, walking back in time brings such a melancholy remembrance of one of the most challenging times in our history, Houston's Holocaust Museum offers an in-depth look at this period of history. Actual film footage, photographs, letters, and permanent exhibits, which include, Bearing Witness, that takes visitors back through pre-war, the Nazi movement and the “Final Solution” after the Holocaust; The World War II Holocaust Railcar, which is on display to demonstrate the kind of transportation that millions of Jews were forced to ride to the camps; and the Danish Rescue Boat is permanently featured to share with visitors about a rare heroic Holocaust story in 1943 when Christians in Denmark risked their own lives to save thousands of Jews from death. Oral histories of Holocaust survivors, including a number of Houston residents, are shown in the theater."

"The Holocaust Museum Houston is the fourth largest in the country and is situated within the Museum District, having opened in the year 1996. Comprising of several galleries and exhibits featuring the lives of the Holocaust victims, the museum aims to educate visitors against hatred, violence and prejudice. Address: 5401 Caroline St, Houston, TX 77004, United StatesTimings: 9:00 am to 5:00 pm (Monday to Friday), 10:00 am to 5:00 pm (Saturday), 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm (Sunday)Admission Fee: USD 19 (adults), USD 15 (ages 65 and above, Active Duty Military, AARP"

"Museum DistrictFree hours: Thurs 2-5pm, also free on International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Yom HaShoah, Memorial Day, D Day, Veterans’ Day (for active servicemen and veterans), and Human Rights Day.Notes: This significant look into history remembers the 6 million Jews and other innocent victims of the Holocaust, honoring the survivors’ legacy, and teaching the dangers of hatred, prejudice, and apathy. Visit to join in its mission and build a more humane society."

"Dubbed “the largest park in Texas.” Memorial Park includes Texas’ top-rated municipal 18-hole golf course, as well as facilities for tennis, softball, swimming, track, croquet, volleyball, in-line skating, cycling, and a popular three-mile running course. In addition to the many trails, the park is host to several softball/baseball fields, as well as a soccer/football field. The park is also host to Houston’s annual Bayou City Art Festival."

"If you’ve ever come across a multitude of runners while driving through Houston, then you’ve probably driven past Memorial Park. Put this park on your weekend activity list if you’re into running, but know that’s not the only activity this park offers. There are amenities for pretty much every sport: croquet, golf, swimming, sand volleyball, flag football, mountain biking, and even costumed medieval fighting teams meet here."

"Any mention of hikes in Houston must include what many consider the best urban park around. At twice the size of New York’s Central Park, this Houston gem got its start as a World War I training camp. Later named Memorial Park in memory of fallen soldiers of the Great War, it boasts over 10 miles of multi-use trails for people to enjoy."

"Nestled in Buffalo Bayou Park in Houston, Texas, Johnny Steele Dog Park is the most active spot in the Buffalo Bayou Park. This two-acre park set near Montrose Boulevard and Allen Parkway features drinking fountains, park benches, shade areas, and dog washing areas. Address : 2929 Allen Pkwy, Houston, TX 77019Hours : 7 AM - 8 PM (daily)Activities : Walking, playing with dogs, drinking fountains, pondParking : Bike parking, street parking"

"The Heritage Society is Houston's premiere outdoor interactive historical society and park, showcasing nine preserved historic structures within a 10-acre radius of Sam Houston Park that were constructed in the 19th and early 20th centuries. The Society was originally founded in 1954 to preserve the 1847 Kellum-Noble House, located within the park's lands. Today, it is headquartered at the Heritage Society Museum Gallery, which offers paid-admission exhibits related to the city's civic and architectural history."

"The Heritage Society, Houston’s only interactive, outdoor historical museum and park, attracts history buffs and casual visitors alike for its famous reenactments, candlelight tours, and an impressive array of historical documentation. The Society offers a real adventure through history, showcasing authentic artifacts from over the centuries. Tour the Duncan General Store, restored to its 1878 glory with genuine merchandise, and check out the 1911 Ford Model T parked in the gallery for your viewing pleasure."

"The Heritage Society is Houston’s best outdoor interactive historical society and park. IT showcases nine preserved historic structures within a 10 acre radius of Sam Houston Park that was constructed during the 19th and early 20th centuries. Although some of its tours and exhibits cost money to do, visitors are able to explore the historic structures free of charge using the Society’s cell phone tour program."

"Situated within the University of Houston’s Arts District, the Blaffer Art Museum was established in 1973 and is a contemporary art museum. It is known for its various exhibitions that feature artwork by international and national artists and well as artists from the university. Address : 4173 Elgin St, Houston, TX 77004, United StatesTimings : 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm (Wednesday- Sunday), Monday- Tuesday closedEstablished : 1973Original Name : Sarah Campbell Blaffer Gallery"

"Third WardHours: Tues-Sat, 10am-5pm (Thurs to 8pm)Notes: This University of Houston contemporary art museum presents and creates six to eight art exhibits every year. Plus, there’s a lineup of free and open-to-the-public lectures, film screenings, conversations, and events. Double plus, there’s a Frenchy’s on campus."

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user Jhihyinlee used under CC BY-SA 3.0. A winner of several national and international awards, the Blaffer Art Museum boasts some thought-provoking pieces of art, to say the least. It is famous for the frequent exhibitions it hosts on a variety of subjects."

"Why You’ve Got to Go: This museum has quite the noble beginning—the founding members of the museum were parents who sought to improve childhood development in the community, back in 1980. What to Do: Check out the range of interactive exhibits. The Market is a play-area-cum-learning-center; there’s also another outdoor area with water pipes and toy boats for the tots to enjoy."

"Houston’s Children’s Museum is not only a great place to escape the heat, but will surely keep your little one busy. There’s a variety of children’s exhibits, workshops, and programs to participate in. The museum seeks to transform children’s lives and the communities they reside in through innovative, child-centered teaching."

"A post shared by BELLE L/KID MODEL & ACTOR (@cutie_vogue) on Dec 28, 2019 at 7:36am PST. Voted as one of the best children’s museums in the country, this Houston staple is a crowd favorite. Explore over 20 exhibits that are fit for any age of fun."