Auntie Anne's — Restaurant in New York

The best pretzels in town hands down.I love their cinnamon pretzels with the cheese sauce. And original pretzels. They also have a nice staff over there in rego park .This spot is not a very big spot but it always has alot of business. When ever me and my wife are in rego park.

we stop by this little place that is located outside.you can smell the fresh pretzels being made ,nothing beats the aroma of some freshly baked pretzels especially the cinnamon ones .And some of there cheese sauce to go with it.

What a great combination and mixtures of flavors .they also are made very soft with just the right amount of crunch to it .the dough is baked nice and soft.Auntie Anne's hands down has to be the best pretzels in the game.you should also taste there cinnamon sticks which are really good.

I think they help contribute to the decline of the pretzels stands in NYC and queens alike. They can't possibly compete with Auntie...

I stopped by Auntie Anne’s Pretzel stand at the Rego Park Costco location while running errands. I was excited for a snack, but my experience was disappointing.

When I walked up, I saw a female employee in the back putting pretzel nuggets into cups. She noticed me and gave a small smile but said nothing. I waited patiently, expecting some acknowledgment or help, but after about a minute of being ignored, I decided to leave.

While it wasn’t a rude interaction, being completely overlooked left a bad impression. Sadly, it just wasn’t my day for a pretzel.

Hopefully, customer service improves...

Beware of this place, they overcharge you! I was at this location a few days ago to redeem a T Mobile Tuesdays offer where if you buy any drink, you get a free pretzel. I ordered the bottled water, which was listed at $0.89, but was told it was an "old" sign and it now cost $1.50. I reluctantly paid this "new" price, coming out to $1.63 after tax, and got the water and "free" pretzel. I just checked my credit card online and turns out I was charged $3.04! I'm contacting both Auntie Anne's and TMobile as while we're not talking about a lot of money (and the pretzel was tasty) it's...