Cookies House Opens in the Romantic Zone of Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico — A sweet new venture has arrived in the heart of Puerto Vallarta’s Romantic Zone. “Cookies House,” co-founded by Carla Bajos, has officially opened its doors, delighting both locals and tourists with an array of freshly baked cookies. The grand opening event was attended by family and close friends who enjoyed the first batch of cookies at the new Puerto Vallarta branch.

Carla Bajos shared her inspiration behind this charming cookie boutique. “We are from Acapulco, a port full of beaches, and we had the opportunity to visit Puerto Vallarta with all its vibrant markets and artistic atmosphere. It felt like the perfect place for our cookie boutique,” she said.

The concept of “Cookies House” started with traditional chocolate chip cookies and soon expanded to a wide variety of innovative flavors. The pandemic served as a catalyst for creativity, leading to the sale of cookie boxes and the opening of their first store in Acapulco in 2021.

At “Cookies House,” customers can indulge in a diverse selection of cookies, from classic chocolate chip to those inspired by Mexican traditions, such as the Bread of the Dead cookies filled with cajeta. The boutique prides itself on using the highest quality ingredients to create unique and memorable flavors. They also offer special seasonal varieties, like cookies with a Mexican artisan bread crust in September and other festive options in October.

The menu features an array of delightful flavors, including Nutella Stuffed Chocolate Chip, White Chocolate Oreo, Triple Chocolate Cinnamon, and Carrot Cake. One of their star products is the “Ice Cream Sandwich,” a delectable treat featuring two cookies with a generous serving of ice cream in between.

“Cookies House” is a true family business. Carla, a food engineer, collaborates with her sister Norma Bajos to enhance the quality and originality of their products. Eliezer Salazar, the founder of their second branch, plays a crucial role in ensuring that customers enjoy their delicious cookies and other offerings.

Customers can enjoy cookies individually, in boxes to share, or even as a cookie cake, perfect for celebrations. Carla extends a warm invitation to all residents and visitors of Puerto Vallarta to visit “Cookies House.” “Our cookies are perfect for a craving, as a gift, or simply for a weekend treat,” she said.

“Cookies House” will have promotions from Monday to Friday and will be located at Basilio Badillo 325 in the Romantic Zone. The shop will be open from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm, closing on Tuesdays. For more updates and promotions, follow “Cookies House” on Facebook and Instagram at @co.okieshouse.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico — A sweet new venture has arrived in the heart of Puerto Vallarta's Romantic Zone. "Cookies House," co-founded by Carla Bajos, has officially opened its doors, delighting both locals and tourists with an array of freshly baked cookies. The grand opening event was attended by family and close friends who enjoyed the first batch of cookies at the new Puerto Vallarta branch.

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