these almond cookies are amazing. they're definitely worth the drive out to spring mountain blvd to give them a try.
WHY? ok, you're in vegas and you are sick of the buffets.
you want to save your last $100 bill so that you can get into one club and get one drink.
you want to eat chinese, thai, malaysian, korean, vietnamese, or japanese & support local restaurants (which are super yummy by the way)
you want boba
you want a foot massage
you need to stop by the bank and pull out wads of dough
you need to stop by target/ walmart to buy stuff
ok, now that you're in your car. this place is so easy to get to. pull up, it's a small little bakery with no gaudy decor nor do they have lines out the door like 85C. you're expecting to fight people over them, but no, they're just stocked on the shelf on the left hand side. you decide if you want 1 bag or 2 bags. you take a bite of one and you're thinking of stocking up for the winter like a squirrel with acorns. (disclaimer -- please don't bc they get soft after several days)
i was introduced to this place by someone who is a food guru, and they really are scrumptious. they're freshly baked and has a crisp snap when you bite into it. not too sweet for a sweet item. you get about 5 round pieces in a bag, which is quite a lot. the coconut cookies are not the same, so i would pass on that. the coconut "flavor" is too strong. the almond scent of the almond cookies are not too overpowering.
if you're ever close by, stop by to get these thin almond cookies that are only $2.50 for 5 in a bag. such a steal for little bits of heaven!