Ben's Cookies
The original Ben's Cookies in Oxford's covered market
A chocolate chip and nut cookie from Ben's Cookies
Ben’s Cookies is a chain of cookie shops in England founded in 1983 by Helge Rubinstein and co-founded by Karen Brooke Barnett.
The original store was located in Oxford’s Covered Market. Their cookies can often be purchased warm shortly after being removed from the oven and are sold by weight. Their logo was created by the British artist Quentin Blake.
Ben's Cookies currently has stores in the UK, South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, Kuwait and Singapore.
Store locations in UK
- Bath
- Brighton
- Bristol, Cabot Circus
- Edinburgh, Princes Street
- London, Covent Garden
- London, High Street Kensington
- London, South Kensington
- London, Oxford Street (East side and West side)
- London, Oxford Street
- London, Carnaby Street
- London, Hammersmith Broadway
- London, Westfield London
- Oxford Covered Market, Covered Market, Oxford
- Reading, The Oracle, Reading
Other store locations
Middle East
- Riyadh, Exit 10 (Saudi Arabia)
- Riyadh, Exit 13 (Saudi Arabia)
- Riyadh, Exit 15 (Saudi Arabia)
- Riyadh, Sahara Mall (Riyadh) (Saudi Arabia)
- Dubai, Dubai Mall (UAE)
- Dubai, Dubai International Airport (UAE)
- Kuwait City, Seif Palace (Kuwait)
- Kuwait City, The Avenues (Kuwait) (Kuwait)
Asia
- Seoul, Garosu-gil (South Korea)
- Seoul, Itaewon (South Korea)
- Singapore, Wisma Atria (Singapore)
External links
Coordinates: 51°45′10″N 1°15′24″W / 51.75277°N 1.256737°W
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