LOOK OUT TYLER: A New Cookie Destination Is Coming Soon

When it comes to satisfying that sweet treat craving at midnight or even later, folks in Tyler, Texas will soon have a new option to tame that sweet tooth thanks to a new cookie shop that will soon be near UT Tyler.

Some people in Tyler don't realize how good they've got it when it comes to satisfying their appetite. When you stop and look around you'll notice there are quite a few hyper-focused restaurants and sweet treat places offering tempting food and treats at all hours of the day.

Among the restaurants in Tyler that are hyper-focused when it comes to their menu options are:

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers - chicken fingers
Slim Chickens - chicken fingers
Torchy's Tacos - tacos
Burger Warehouse - burgers

The sweet treat places that take a similar position are:

Andy's Frozen Custard - frozen custard
Menchie's - frozen custard
Sister 2 Sister - cookies
Crumble Cookie - cookies
Just Pies - pies
Nothing Bundt Cakes - cakes
SmallCakes - cakes

It's all they focus on which simplifies our decision-making process after walking in.

You'll soon be able to add one more hyper-focused sweet treat place to that list when Insomnia Cookies opens on University Blvd. across from UT Tyler.

The new cookie destination for those living in Tyler will open in mid-May. According to a Facebook post, the new store is looking to fill many positions and will soon be selling warm cookies every day from right before noon until 1 a.m. and then until 3 a.m. on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

Yes, you can get warm cookies until 3 a.m.!

Insomnia Cookies offers more than a baker's dozen variety of cookies for cookie lovers. You can even turn those cookies into an ice cream sandwich or pile the ice cream on top of your warm cookie. So when you have a late-night craving for a cookie you can even have it delivered to your front door.

Bring on the cookies!

Tyler residents are patiently waiting until opening day. Judging from the reaction on the Facebook post, they've been waiting for the franchise to land here after having some of their cookies in other parts of the Lone Star State.

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