Best Cookies in Huntington Beach

"With a slew of locations around the country, it’s safe to say that Sprinkles cupcakes are still a hot-ticket item. At Sprinkles’ Corona Del Mar cupcake and ice-cream outposts, you’ll find frozen treats and those perfectly frosted baked goods that made you—and everyone else—fall in love with this dessert empire in the first place."

"Bringing a fair favorite to Main Street in Huntington Beach, this heavenly house slings fluffy, made-to-order funnel cakes, which can be devoured in sundaes or sprinkled with powdered sugar and served with fruit and whipped cream. Not to mention the churro and brownie sundaes, custom ice cream sandwiches, ice cream by its delicious self, and other sugary morsels. 205 Main St., Huntington Beach, CA 92648"

"Doughy, greasy goodness covered in powdered sugar and assorted toppings like strawberries and whipped cream, pardon me while I wipe away the drool. Equally as tasty as the funnels are the ice cream sandwiches made with freshly baked cookies. If you’ve got a nagging sweet tooth like me, the Funnel House is your spot!"

"If you want to ease into your uneasy communion, the Den is a good, friction-less destination where you both can find something right up your alley. It’s a casual, funky, charming location right on Center Street Promenade with vegetarian dishes that include the Quinoa Veggie Burger, Vegetable Lasagna, and Vegetarian Chicken Enchiladas. They also have several good vegan options—including the Vegan Chicken Wrap, hummus and pita, and a green salad."

"Although it’s tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, Starling Diner’s unique and creative breakfast offerings are definitely worth making a detour for, especially if you’re looking for the best French toast in town. As well as regular French toast, Starling Diner offers a variety of filled versions plus limited edition seasonal specials such as pumpkin French toast and Meyer lemon French toast. Other menu favorites include the homemade hash, lemon curd scones, and the chorizo with green chili."

"The casual Starling Diner is a breakfast favorite among locals, who regularly stop by for their stuffed French toast, fresh-baked scones, and seasonal specials. There may be a bit of a wait, as Starling is a popular breakfast haunt, but the hearty portions are a perfect start to a day of exploring."

"Located right off the Newport Pier, Rockin Baja Lobster is a fun and casual place to pop in for lunch or dinner. Nothing screams beach vibes like a Big Baja Bucket of shrimp, lobster, crab and more!. Come in off the sand and plant your booty on the patio with a cold beer and some yummy grub."

"The comfortably upscale restaurant features the finest in fresh seafood, USDA prime steaks and table-side service of classics, such as Caesar Salad , Sizzling Hamachi Sashimi, and guest favorite Red Velvet Cake served to order and frosted table-side. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 714-935-0101"

"Lunch: Mon-Sun 11:30 AM-4:00 PM, Dinner: Mon-Fri 4:00-10:00 PM, Sat 5:00-10:00 PM, Sun 5:00-9:00 PM, Happy Hour: Mon-Fri 2:00-7:00 PM"

"As we begin to reopen our restaurants to the public, we want you to know, we are committed to doing so as responsibly and safely as possible. We are taking extra measures as the safety and health of our customers and staff is paramount. Open for dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 949-760-0331"

"It was an absolutely lovely experience with a terrific host of servers, and the most impressive cuisine found anywhere. I strongly recommend the potato au... (949) 760-0331Order online"

"Address:1621 S. Sinclair St. Ste B, Anaheim, CA 92806Phone:(714) 634-2739About: Favorite Noble handcrafted beers include the Big Whig IPA, Naughty Sauce and Tongue Tickles. The space, located in the Platinum Triangle just off Katella and the 57 freeway, includes a tasting room. There is a huge parking lot which many take advantage on the day of an Angels or Ducks game."

"The powerhouse brewery is known for its award-winning, hop-forward IPAs. But with head brewer/genius Evan Price gone, can Noble keep the crowds interested?. With a much-needed tasting room expansion in the works for 2017, we hope the new brewers will branch out beyond the brand’s wheelhouse."

"Sinclair St., Suite B, is another top choice, with Yelpers giving the cheap brewery 4.5 stars out of 548 reviews. According to the website, it has a public tasting room with 20 drafts that is open seven days a week."

"Their releases are so popular that new cans are only announced on social media a couple of hours before the drop, which has only upped the hype and virtually assures absurdly long lines for these hard-to-get four-packs. Luckily, the bartenders are also highly knowledgeable about Monkish’s many bottle, can, and tap offerings and, frankly, the brewery is killing it on social media. Though they have a strong stout game, you’re going here for Monkish’s IPAs and pale ales, which frequently push one hop variety until they move on to their next favorite, which results in many thanks to the beer gods."

"As mentioned above, Monkish Brewing led the NE-style Hazy IPA charge in LA, and helped put California on the map for this style. Henry Nguyen and his brewing team’s rotating series of can releases bring people out in droves, selling out within a couple hours and serving as trophies for people’s Instagram accounts. If you miss a can release, you’ll also find more than enough hazy IPAs on tap in their tasting room, alongside some of the best barrel-aged Saisons and mixed fermentation sours you’ll find in LA."

"Opened during the IBU arms-race of the early 2010s, Monkish sought to differentiate themselves with a focus on Belgian style ales. From Tripels to Saisons, the Torrance brewery quickly gained attention for their tasty classic styles. During the rise of New England IPA, however, Monkish widened their repertoire and became early adopters of the haze craze."