Millie's Cookies and I share something in common that when I was much younger I was the brunt of many jokes; that is our name. If someone had 'Millie's Cookies' well they better go and give them back to me should't they?! Millie's Cookies as you might expect sell cookies, but they also sell muffins, gifts, drinks and ice cream. Cookies come in the following flavours: Milk Choc, White Choc, Double Choc, Dark Choc, Choc & Toffee, Raspberry & White, Oatmeal & Raisin, Choc & Orange, Banoffee They can be purchased as ordinary sized cookies, mini bites or cookies pops (the latter of which is simply a cookie on a ...  Read the complete review

Millies Cookies is a bakery type shop which was founded in 1985. There are stores up and down the UK with a few international stores and they are hoping to expand in the near future. They support charity Child Line by donating some of the money earned from certain products. ***Can You Smell It?*** Most Millies stores are in supermarkets or train stations and are really a tiny little shop or a cabin of some type. In Glasgow, I know of 3 different Millies Cookies. One is a cabin type which is in St Enochs Shopping Centre and is basically an open fronted cabin where you are served by someone at the other end of a counter. Another is in Central Station ...  Read the complete review

A shop that never fails to drag me closer to it while out shopping is Millie's Cookies, I find I always seem to get dragged towards it somehow by the delicious smells that seem to waft in my direction. I first discovered Millie's Cookies about fifteen years ago when I was in Manchester with my friend and her mum, after we'd behaved ourselves during the shopping trip her mum treated us both to a Millie's Cookie... and I fell in love. A Millie's Cookies opened in my hometown about two years ago and I am now officially addicted! The first store was opened in Selfridges in London back in the early 1980s, the brand then began to expand across the UK opening stores ...  Read the complete review

I've been Christmas shopping this afternoon to our local large shopping mall - Meadowhall in Sheffield, I dislike crowded shopping places normally so try and do the majority of shopping online, however my wife wanted to go and I duly agreed to accompany her especially as she bribed me with the offer of calling at Millie's Cookies whist we were there. For those that haven't got a Millie's Cookies near them or don't know what they are, the clue is in the name - they sell freshly baked cookies. Meadowhall has at least 4 different places to buy these from and you can't go that far without smelling the aroma of baked cookies wafting up your nose, to say they are ...  Read the complete review

Millie's cookies have stalls all over the UK often found in train stations and shopping malls, selling their tasty treats to commuters and passersby. They sell cookies and muffins which they bake themselves, and ice cream made by American company Baskin Robbins. They also sell smoothies and hot drinks. The prices are a little on the expensive side, especially for the cookies, you can buy 1 for 99p, or they get cheaper as you buy more, a take home box of 24 costs £9.99 which works out at 42p per cookie, much cheaper, if you can resist eating them all at once. Muffins are 1 for £1.85, or £4.99 for 4, which is still £1.25 per muffin. The "cookie pops", ...  Read the complete review