Best Cookies in Arlington

"This diner is one of the best in the Dallas area, and it’s known for all your favorites and many from north of the border. The Canadian influence of chef/owner Michael Delaurier from Windsor, Ontario, is evident throughout the menu. You should try his poutine, which is a dish of French fries smothered in cheese curds and house-made gravy."

"University ParkThey may not make their own ice cream here, but Texas favorite Bluebell somehow tastes better when sandwiched between two freshly baked cookies (coconut chocolate chip, maple pecan, and fudge nut brownie top the lineup). You can also choose from more than a dozen toppings, including Fruit Loops, Oreos, and butter brickle, to be rolled in or sandwiched between two completely different cookies, or, better yet, stuffed into an ice cream taco for a little sweeter-than-usual Tex-Mex fun.How to book: Stop by for first come, first served seating, order take-out online, or get delivery via Uber Eats, DoorDash, Postmates, and GrubHub."

"Cookies and ice cream paired together…it’s a match made in heaven!. They have 16 different flavors of Blue Bell Ice Cream and 13 kinds of cookies to choose from. You’re going to love it!"

"With five stars out of 183 reviews on Yelp, the bakery, which offers cupcakes, desserts and more, has proven to be a local favorite for those looking for an inexpensive option. If you're curious for more, we found these details about Kookie Haven. "Bundt cakes, brownies, cookies, cookie cakes, cupcakes, pound cakes and stuffers," it notes on Yelp in the section highlighting specialties."

"With five stars out of 181 reviews on Yelp, the bakery, which offers cupcakes, desserts and other confections, has proven to be a local favorite for those looking for an economical option. According to the business' Yelp bio in the section about specialties, Kookie Haven is known for "Bundt cakes, brownies, cookies, cookie cakes, cupcakes, pound cakes and stuffers."

"Tida Pichakron closed her Lake Highlands shop in early April, then reopened it last week to provide hours for her employees and will debut curbside pickup on Friday. That means regulars are back to frangipane-pistachio cakes, hazelnut-latte mousse bars, passion fruit caramel tarts, macarons, and paleo almond-butter brownies. Meanwhile, a request for beer-and-macaron kits (without a license, she couldn’t go there) led her to come up with shrubs as part of an Easter basket, and she’ll have raspberry-rose shrubs and macarons for Mother’s Day."

"Macarons are an obvious choice at this Lake Highlands sweet shop, but you'll also find cupcakes and pastries that have become neighborhood favorites. On the weekends, folks line up starting at 10 a.m. for freshly-made beignets and coffee that are worth the wait."

"Creative Memories The Sweet Spot Bakery is a boutique cake shop in the Fort Worth area specializing in wedding cakes. Brack & Shannon have wowed couples for years with their custom wedding cakes. With dozens of flavors like root beer and chocolate mint, you are sure to find your wedding cake that will fit perfectly with your wedding day celebration."

"It did not even exist before 1975, and we have a very wise man to thank for making this exist now. Professor Ulrich Herrmann was the one who said that the University of Texas should have a planetarium. And, fortunately, there was a building with a round global top that fit the role of being a planetarium quite well."

"The Sid Richardson Museum is situated on Sundance Square – which you’ll read about further on this list – and consists of numerous works of art compiled by the titular Sid Richardson himself from the years 1942 to 1959. It was opened in 1982 with the goal of educating and inspiring audiences from all walks of life. Over 40,000 people visit the Sid Richardson Museum yearly."

"While browsing Sundance Square, hit up this free museum that is full of art from the American West. Sid Richardson Museum has both a permanent art collection and special exhibits that all feature Western artists and art like paintings and sculptures."

"This Fort Worth Museum features paintings by Frederic Remington, Charles Russell and others. The Museum is one of historic Sundance Square’s top attractions."

"The Crow Museum of Asian Art of The University of Texas at Dallas was established in the year 1998 committed to appreciating the culture and arts of the Asian countries. It is located about 1.2 miles (7 minutes) from the city. The museum possesses over 1000 artifacts from countries like India, Cambodia, Indonesia, Nepal, Thailand, Japan, and few other neighboring countries."

"See collections from China, Japan, Vietnam and India among other countries. Find ancient works to contemporary along with screens, lacquerware and samurai items among its permanent exhibits. Located at 2010 Flora St. Open from Tuesday to Sunday from 11 a.m."

"General admission to the Dallas Museum of Art is free (special exhibits cost), as is the Crow Collection of Asian Art. Dallas Museum of Art, Author: Nicolas Henderson, Source: Flickr"

"Located in downtown Fort Worth, adjacent to the Convention Center, the Water Gardens are far more than simply a collection of pretty fountains to gaze at. Designed to allow visitors to cool themselves in the flowing water, the Water Gardens are a refreshing contrast to the hot urban landscape of this southern US city. Built in 1974, the Water Gardens feature three pools set amid a sprawling 4.3-acre park."

"This unique example of landscape architecture features three main pools surrounded by terraced concrete steps of varying heights providing an escape to nature from the hustle of downtown. The active pool is the most well known. Its steps lead down to a lowered pool with water rushing down the sloped edges on all sides."

"Fort Worth Water Gardens features a refreshing and sparkling oasis designed by Philip Johnson. It is an engineering and architectural masterpiece. It can be enjoyed anytime in the year."

"Any fan of Spanish art will revel in the collections housed at the Meadows Museum, where one of the world’s largest displays of Spanish art is on exhibition. Besides perusing Picasso, visitors can sit for drawing lessons, catch an afternoon gallery talk, or even submit applications for prestigious art awards, like the Moss / Chumley Texas Artist Award. The Museum also offers free public tours on Sundays at 2 pm, so there are plenty of times to connect and explore."

"From the tree-lined boulevard to the pretty buildings, the Dallas campus is too cool for school — almost. Go back to class for the sake of Instagram."