A W.
4/21/2023
Ordered a half-dozen of these cookies and I was able to mix it up to my liking with the online ordering. These cookies are very good and not one was a disappointment. I had a churrito,...
That Cookie Tho
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San Antonio, TX 78215
That Cookie Tho is a bakery in San Antonio, TX that specializes in delicious cookies and sweet treats. They offer a variety of unique flavors, from classic chocolate chip to creative combinations like carrot cake and cream cheese icing. With their commitment to quality and customer satisfaction, That Cookie Tho ensures that every order is baked to perfection and enjoyed by their customers.
As a Texas Cottage Kitchen, That Cookie Tho prioritizes freshness and baking capacity, requesting that all orders be placed at least 24 hours in advance. Their mouthwatering cookies are made with ingredients that may include eggs, wheat, milk, and nuts, providing a range of options for different dietary preferences. Whether you're craving a comforting chocolate chip cookie or a bold and adventurous flavor, That Cookie Tho is the go-to bakery in San Antonio for satisfying your sweet tooth.
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4.515 reviews
Lauren G.
10/22/2023
Been watching this local cookie shop as it has risen to be the place it is today. I have run into them at many pop up markets around town. It's always a treat. The cookies are huge and the texture...
Fernanda F.
4/3/2020
If Cookie Monster lived in San Antonio, he would order all of his cookies from That Cookie Tho. I first tried That Cookie Tho at a farmers market, and it was life changing! Their cookies are so...
Autum R.
2/5/2022
These cookies are absolutely delicious ! Like please open a shop so it's a little easier to find you! I got my cookies this Friday and I'm ready to put another order in! Absolutely delicious,...
Amber P.
3/12/2021
Um.... amazing! I ordered from here twice and loved every bite. A bit expensive, but that's expected for something I'm not necessarily willing to do... that's a lot of baking. Lol I mean, I would...
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