Abu Dhabi just got a cookie cult at Yas Mall

Cookie Conspiracy has moved from delivery boxes to a real counter you can walk up to. The homegrown cookie brand has opened its first-ever kiosk at Yas Mall, Abu Dhabi. The launch brings its signature chunky cookies, playful packaging and a short coffee menu to the capital. There’s also a limited Halloween selection for October, sold alongside the classics.

First physical home at Yas Mall

The kiosk marks the brand’s first brick-and-mortar location after years of online-only delivery. It’s designed as a quick grab-and-go spot with the smells and theatre that delivery can’t match.

• First Cookie Conspiracy kiosk in the UAE
• Located at Yas Mall, Abu Dhabi
• Built for speed and take-away, not sit-down
• Supports existing delivery options via the website and partners

Fans have been ordering next-day delivery for a while, but the Yas Mall opening is the next step in the brand’s story. It turns the online buzz into something you can see and smell, while keeping delivery options open through Talabat, Deliverect, and the brand’s site.

From lockdown project to kiosk launch

Cookie Conspiracy started during lockdown as a side project by personal trainer Amanda Jenkins. The idea was simple: balance beats extremes. Co-founder Elliot Barron helped shape it into a brand with a curious, slightly mischievous identity. 

• Founder: Amanda Jenkins, Head Pastry Chef
• Co-founder: Elliot Barron, Dubai-based entrepreneur
• Brand ethos: curiosity, craft and “question everything”
• Focus on flavour, texture and a bit of theatre

That blend of craft and story is what the brand leans on. It’s not just sugar and butter. It’s the small details: the thick bakes, the mix of textures, and the names that nudge you to play along with the theme. The kiosk keeps that tone while making it easier to try without planning a delivery.

What’s on the regular menu

The cookies are handmade, baked in small batches and free from artificial additives. Expect Belgian chocolate, proper butter and house-made fillings. There’s also a short coffee list with cheeky names.   

• “Blackout Theory” brown butter toffee chocolate
• “False Alarm” lemon white chocolate
• “Unverified Source” banana bread energy with brown butter
• “Crumble Under Pressure” apple crumble, reworked
• Coffee: Cover Story (cappuccino), Clean Slate (flat white), Blurred Lines (latte), Soft Power (matcha latte)

If you can’t decide, the brand sells an “Inside Job” six-pack with revealed signatures or a “Conspiracy Experience” box of 12 that rotates limited flavours. It’s very on-theme, and it solves the decision fatigue that hits when everything looks good behind glass. 

Limited Halloween cookies

For spooky season, there’s a small run of Halloween bakes that sit next to the core range. Expect bold flavours and some nostalgic add-ins. 

• “Web of Lies” pecan and oat with a dark chocolate web
• “The Passing” mint Aero with milk chocolate
• “Deathly Grave” red velvet and chocolate with raspberry jam
• “Sticky Situation” caramelised cornflakes and marshmallow

The naming stays in character, but the point is taste. These are chunky, chewy and a bit chaotic. If you want a seasonal box without pumpkin overload, this set covers sweet, rich and minty without going costume-party cliché. 

How to buy in the UAE

You can visit the kiosk at Yas Mall or keep ordering for next-day delivery across the UAE through the brand’s site and delivery partners. 

• Walk-up kiosk service at Yas Mall
• Next-day delivery via the website
• Orders are also available through Talabat and Deliverect
• Packaging designed for gifting

If you’re passing through Yas Island, this is an easy pick-up on a mall run. If not, delivery keeps it simple for office treats and weekend plans. For more on the neighbourhood, see our write-up on Chipotle opening at Yas Mall and upcoming Stranger Things: The Experience on Yas Island. Dessert gear fans might also like our Ninja Creami review.

When did Cookie Conspiracy open at Yas Mall?

The first kiosk opened on 29 October 2025 at Yas Mall, Abu Dhabi. 

Who founded Cookie Conspiracy?

Founder Amanda Jenkins leads the kitchen, with co-founder Elliot Barron shaping the brand’s strategy and identity. 

What are the must-try cookies?

From the core range: Blackout Theory, False Alarm, Unverified Source and Crumble Under Pressure. The Inside Job six-pack and the 12-cookie Conspiracy Experience box are good samplers. 

Is there coffee at the kiosk?

Yes. The menu includes Cover Story (cappuccino), Clean Slate (flat white), Blurred Lines (latte) and Soft Power (matcha latte). 

Do they have a Halloween menu?

Yes, a limited seasonal lineup is available alongside the regular cookies, featuring bakes like Web of Lies, The Passing, Deathly Grave and Sticky Situation.