Cabin like restaurant, not much on the menu except pizza & Cookies, that was the only place up there, but now they have a few, and the others offer a much bigger selection. This could be a great place, if they had more to offer on the menu.

I have been to the Cookie Cabin on Mt Lemmon in Summerhaven 4 times since I moved to Tucson last year. I have never once had a bad experience! I have read the negative reviews on here and I get worried everytime we go up but the employees there have been nothing but nice and welcoming every time. We went... More

My wife and I went up to Mt Lemon yesterday, The top of the mountain is completely burnt down and ugly, we stopped in to Cabins and Cookies for a cookie and some hot chocolate the bill was $20, way overpriced. Check out my blogspot for the real Tucson and Mt lemon, tucsonazsucks.blogspot.com

We stopped in here for a cookie and a hot cocoa after hiking. The cookie was great ( get one and split it). I kinda thought for the price I would get more for my drink dollar then something poured from a Nestle dispenser with Reddi-Whip on top but hey it was a sunny day and there was good entertainment... More

First off, there are a lot of signs around that make it appear to be a bit over the top as far as rules. However, I think that many of the signs are in jest. I mean how can they be serious when signs say things like: I'll have a Cafe Mocha Vodka Xanax Latte to go, please. Or maybe... More

the Cookie Cabin is a very small log cabin with a smaller deck and outdoor seating under the trees just off the main road through Summerhaven. It is the only place you can sit down to eat with your puppies in tow. As a result, the outdoor seating ( metal mesh and conventional picnic tables) is filled with man and... More

I like this place. Anytime I go up to Mt. Lemmon and this place is open, I stop. The cookies are 5.50 for a regular 1 flavor and like 6.50 for the sampler which has like 6 flavors or so - but the cookies are the size of a paper plate and about 1/2 thick - it's worth the price.... More

We've stopped here once or twice before, and did so again while visiting the mountain yesterday; three of us shared one of their giant chocolate chip cookies and enjoyed the view. A great place for a snack (and the chili looked good though we didn't try it) - remember to stop into the Living Rainbow next door, too! :)

I visited the Mt Lemmon Cookie Cabin on a slow and quiet day in late February with a couple of good friends. No other businesses on Mt. Lemmon were open except the General Store, so we decided to stop by the Cookie Cabin to check it out. The first thing you will notice is all the signs posted with rules... More