Batch 22 Bakery

love love love this place! I bought a batch of cookies to be delivered for my sister's birthday. I made a mistake on the address and called to change the house number. Josephine answered the phone and was so kind and helpful. The address got corrected and an hour later my sister called crying (happy tears). Josephine had taken the time to decorate the cookie sleeves and boxes with sweet birthday wishes. It was so kind of her! My sister LOVED the cornflake and campfire cookies. She said they were all fresh, innovative, and delicious. The cookies were amazing but Josephine's consideration was the sweetest part. Thank you Josephine!

This cookies are so amazing! So worth the drive to Los Gatos! The flavors, the ingredients and how delicious they are! All of the have been great, but the ube and the chocolate chip ones have been our favorites since the beginning! Thank you for the sweet treats!

Finally a real cookie spot with both a creative/unique and tried and true delicious menu. Everything we tried was very good. Surprisingly some of the cookies weren't as sweet as what we would have imagined but that was actually fairly nice because we didn't get overloaded off one cookie and feel sick or sugar bombed. It all tasted homemade and not processed. Everything was quite pleasant and very enjoyable. 100x better than Crumbl or other comparables. We found our new family cookie spot!

Edit: OMG they’re opening their storefront soon!!! Let’s go! Truly a dream come true! I can’t wait to visit soon! Old: Love love love these cookies! This location isn’t a storefront so be sure to follow them on instagram @batch22bakery! The love of my life is cookies and cream, and other great flavors are chocolate pb, earl grey, and strawberries and cream! They make great gifts and I just gifted my friend with over $40 worth of cookies…. 🍪

These cookies always make my day. I got two mystery cookies today and ended up with two of my favorite flavors. I feel so lucky. 🥰 Such a delicious surprise every time.

I haven't been to their store but I used to buy their cookies when they would sell them at Coffee and Water Lab. The ginger one was my favorite and I would always ask for it when I would go. I was sad to hear they weren't selling them there anymore, but so happy to hear they have a store now in Los Gatos! I will definitely be stopping by soon. Their cookies are delicious so I'm glad they have their own store now!

If i could give them a 10, i would. i work nearby and they are so sweet and genuine. their cookies are insanely delicious and you can taste the love. my favorite is the ube pudge. the pudges are a bit on the expensive side but you have to remind yourself that you're getting what you're paying for. YUMM

Their cookies are super scrumptious and big sizes but also a bit pricey. Bought 3 cookies for almost $28

The cookies here are amazing!! We got the ube dulce de leche, pumpkin spice, and red bean mochi pudge cookies, and the chocolate chip and earl grey classic cookies. That red bean needs to be a permanent flavor on the menu because it was unlike anything I've ever had and I wouldn't change one thing about it. It was rolled in super toasty salty black and regular sesame seeds, filled generously with red bean, and pockets of chewy mochi throughout I need these more in my life. The other cookies were also fantastic, all with a perfect balance of salty sweet, crispy edges, doughy moist chewy center. The ube had the perfect ube flavor, which is actually hard to find. Highly, highly recommend, and I will be back for more!!

Been here twice now, both times we tried a few different flavors. Place is clean, and the staff are very friendly. Only problem was the second time we went, the cookies were a little on the dry side. Not crispy, they are too... I guess the best way to describe it is "fluffy" to be crispy, but the first time they had just the right amount of chewy and moist to them, and the second time they were more in need of a lot of beverage to eat them with. Gonna for sure try them again, the flavors are really fun, but if the texture continues to be hit and miss, I'll be disappointed. Also if you are big on the whole "You eat first with your eyes" be careful, some of them do not look appetizing

Good cookies, albeit a little mediocre. They are soft and chewy but not great if not warm. They also don't microwave well. The matcha one is my all time fav. Cookies and crème a close second. Ube and plain choc chip tasted a bit burnt. My only caveat is the price for these cookies. One singular cookie should not be the cost that it is here. Fun to try once but probably will not go get it again to be completely honest.

A friend broght me these cookies: chocolate chip, miso/caramel and one with sesame and red bean filling. Wow, they are delectable. Not too sweet and buttery and yet quite creative ingredients!

If you ever wanted to impress friends visiting from out of town bring them a humongous cookie. A pudge is 4x a regular cookie but the flavors are spot on and nicely balanced, and not overly sweet. The flavors rotate on a monthly basis which is good and bad because your favorite flavor might not be on the menu anymore. I was sleeping on the ube dulcey and of all the cookies I tried that day that one ended up being my favorite. Favorite flavors of pudges - strawberries and cream, ube dulcey, cookies and cream. I don't think you can get a bad cookie here to be honest. For the regular/classic cookies (non-pudges, 3 in a pack) the 3 current offerings are all good: dulcey chocolate chip, earl gray, and chocolate chip. I prefer the classic chocolate chip cookie to the pudge I reheat the pudges either in the microwave or airfry. I use the reheat setting on my airfryer at 240 for 4-5 mins and find they are perfectly warm and gooey. I got a day old pudge for $4 and it was just as good after reheating. I used to get Batch 22 at their pop ups and now they finally have their own store. I usually pair this trip with bagels from Boichick who is located in the same plaza because why not.

My friend took me here for some yummy desserts after our lunch and wow, it really hit the spot! The store front itself is very simple and smells wonderful. We selected the cornflakes marshmallow, coffee toffee, Earl grey, and their day olds toffee cookies! I always love a business that's very transparent about their goods freshness and discounts it based on that to reduce food waste. My absolute favorite was the cornflakes marshmallow because of how dense it was and the crunchy texture from the cornflakes. It was sweet and salty, just perfect!

To My Dearest Batch 22 Ube Cookie, I weep at you having been swapped out for other seasonal selections. Why do they insist on keeping us apart? I'm a tough cookie but my tummy aches for you. I realize I took you out only 3-4x and even in that short but wonderful time I wasn't completely faithful - chocolate chip cookies are my type, I'll be honest with you about that. If I had only known you'd leave so soon, we would have spent more time together. My wife introduced us so don't worry about her - she knows, and you're her favorite too. The kind madam shopkeeper told me you may rotate back in a couple months. I said you're the one - but she deflected by suggesting I meet some tarty lemon cookie to take my mind off of you, a notion at which I scoff. The idea of rebounding as if you were just a commoditized baked good is upsetting. But nevertheless, were I to swear off other cookies to show my heart is with you, it would depress cookie sale revenues and cause me to lose influence as no longer a customer, making our reunion less likely. If I get with other cookies while you're gone, it'll help validate your removal in the first place, again further risking your return. This, I'm afraid, is a real Batch 22. Regardless, the correct choice is clear. The shop is so cute and with so many wonderful options... On my most recent visit, I chose Cookies n Cream (essentially chocolate chip but with Oreo bits rather than traditional chips) and Campfire (think s'mores). Both were Heller good, but I was thinking of you, if that makes a difference. I tire of deception - but telling you makes me feel as if I am caught with my hand in the cookie jar. Come back soon, Ube, but until you do... uh, yeah, I'm sorry. You're my number 1, but I guess this is the way the cookie crumbles.

This place is delicious and the cookies are perfect in my opinion. They soft and chewy and flavorful. My favorite is the earl grey. They also have deals in the mornings and evenings in case you want to try different options. Also the owner and workers there are all so insanely nice. There's nowhere to sit in there to eat the hot fresh cookies but there's some chill seating outside

Finally got to visit their in store location -- it was cute and clean, located in the Los Gatos Trader's Joe plaza with plenty of parking (next to the Baja Fresh / Pet Food Express side). Staff greeted me promptly and grabbed my order-ahead order quickly and promptly. The interior is so cute and the pudges were displayed beautifully in the display case. I always liked that they rotate flavors every month or so, so you can always get a different or new flavor depending on when you visit. I tried the mint chip recently and it is really like a thin mint but better! I'm also a bit fan of the ube cookie, but that's not on the menu currently. Will be back!

Sadly, I must downgrade them for quality reasons. My friend and I stopped by on 6/16 in the afternoon. She got an Ube cookie (said it was ok) and bought me an Oatmeal Raisin cookie as a birthday gift. When I got home and broke my cookie in half to enjoy it, I noticed three issues: 1)The inside of the cookie was oddly wet and creamy. I know it's not unusual for other cookies to be undercooked, but I have never seen this in oatmeal cookies. It's no biggie, but it was off-putting for me. 2) It contained walnuts. Luckily, I'm not allergic to nuts, but I know many folks that are. So it would be great if they could fix the description to include such polarizing ingredient. 3) Inside the cookie was a large piece of eggshell. Thankfully, it stuck out along the edge where I broke the cookie, so I could immediately see and avoid it. I'm glad I was the recipient of this and not a kid. I wish the business luck and hope my experience was just a one-off.

If you're into $7 cookies, congratulations on not being laid off by DOGE. The best thing I can do here is compare Batch 22 to Crumbl. SIZE AND TEXTURE. Batch 22 Pudge cookies are a substantial 6 oz each with crispy exteriors and a gooey center. Crumbl are also large, usually thick and soft, and sometimes doughy or underbaked. Verdict: Budge is more cookie-like; Crumbl is more dessert snack. FLAVOR PROFILES. Batch 22 emphasizes balanced sweetness and depth of flavor, utilizing ingredients like browned butter and maple extract, with inventive options like Ube Dulcey and Matcha White Choco. Crumbl offers a rotating weekly menu with high-calorie flavors that are often decadent and overly sweet and elaborate, such as Sugar Cookie with Circus Animal® topping and Blueberry Cheesecake. Their calorie counts are often based on a third of a cookie. AVAILABILITY Batch 22 originating as a home-based operation in Cupertino, California, with small-batch baking in this shop only. Crumbl has over 1,000 locations. I liked the Strawberries and Cream best. The Ube pieces with the toffee swirl were good, but the pieces without were too subtle. The chocolate chip was fine. Verdict: Crumbl is the nationwide, big box (literally) shop serving a decadent, well-presented but over-the-top dessert concoction more in line with Coldstone Creations, whereas Batch 22 is the home baker gone pro, minimalist and small-batch artisan flavor profiles more akin to Salt & Straw.

Saw an ad for this shop on FB and looked them up. It seemed that they have been around for a while and they finally had a storefront. Since I was in the area and craving cookies, I decided to stop by. They had a menu with their seasonal cookies that change every month (or few months?) and their display had their usual cookies. Their seasonal "pudge" cookies were large and thick. Each of the flavors were delicious and my favorite of the batch I bought is the ube dulcey. Each of the cookies, pudge or classic, has a crispy edge with a soft, chewy center. The difference with the pudge and classic cookie is that the pudge is denser, so you're getting a lot more cookie with each bite. I had bought some cookies for a friend's party and friend's a co-worker's retirement. One of my friends has a tree nut allergy. I had put that in in the comment section when ordering, and they made sure to package cookies with nuts separately. The ordering and pickup process was easy. I'll definitely order from them again for any event! They are located in a plaza with Trader Joe's and several other shops. I can see parking getting busy on the weekends. During the times when I've gone to the bakery, I've had no issues finding parking easily.

We were excited to try Batch 22 after reading about their viral pudgy cookies! When we stopped by on a weekday, there was no line, and the owner was incredibly friendly. She explained the flavor options to us, and we were impressed to learn that some customers drive two hours to try her Ube Dulcey. We couldn't resist trying one of those! We also ordered a Strawberries & Cream, Chocolate Chip, and Chocolate Orange Pudgy. The cookies were absolutely delicious - moist and flavorful, but we couldn't resist cutting and sharing each one since they were so large and filling. We weren't sure what to expect from the Ube, but it was indeed a unique flavor with caramel undertones. We highly recommend ordering it again! The Strawberries & Cream Pudgy was our favorite - the seasonal flavor was truly exceptional. The Chocolate Orange Pudgy has a strong orange flavor that is sure to please fans of that combination. As others have noted, cookies are $7, so quite a hefty price for a cookie, however they are unique and delicious!

Batch 22 Bakery hits the spot for a cookie craving. Stopped by on a weekend afternoon and was excited to see what cookie flavors were in store. I opted for an Ube cookie plus the early gray cookie but was most happy about having both thick and thin cookie options. I'd definitely come back to try other flavors.

So excited that Batch 22 has its own space! The bakery is located in Los Gatos in the shopping center with Trader Joe's and Boichik. The bakery is a small space, but so cute and thoughtfully designed. Employees were super friendly and helpful (be patient, they are just starting up). The early grey cookie is EXCELLENT - such good flavor if you are a tea lover. However, the pudges are my fav - $7 cookies on steroids - very shareable or indulge and keep it to yourself! My fav flavor is the Ube Dulcy - Ube perfection with a carmel finish. I also love the strawberries 'n cream and the cookies 'n cream, but they are all delicious! The trick is to microwave them for about 15 seconds at home so they are gooey and delicious!

These huge pudge cookies are just so eye catching! Honestly, I've tried these cookies more than once and bought several at a time back when they only did popups and pickups, but I think I just have to admit that these are not the cookies for me. The Asian flavors are right up my alley and exactly the kind of thing I love, but they're always a bit too subtle for me. The cookie texture is also just not for me, even when reheated following their instructions. The cookies themselves are large, which is also why they're so pricey since they are so hefty, but I think I'll look elsewhere for cookies that fit my tastes.

What a great addition to LG! They offer delicious cookies of classic and inventive flavors. The decor is understated and fine "as-is". The decadent aroma permeating the space is reason enough to come in. The team there is friendly, energetic, and very knowledgeable. The only drawback...I am going to get downright pudgy if I keep eating their pudges. LOL!

Service was nice by a young man. Cookies were good, would come back when cravings call for it. Small shop, no lines during a weekday.

These are some of the best cookies I've had! They are gigantic! I got the s'mores cookies. I really like how they use brown sugar and it gives the cookies such a nice soft chewy and rich Carmel like flavor. I am sad the s'mores cookie will be going away next month but excited to see what new flavor they will bring next.

I've been ordering from Batch 22 since COVID times, when we had to go to her house to pick up the orders! So glad they were finally able to open up their own cute little store. Located in the plaza with Trader Joe's and Pet Food Express, it's next to the Pet Food Express side. It's a really small store so there is no where to sit, you go to purchase and leave. I got the pudge cookies and thinner cookies for my friends. Everyone loved the miso caramel sea salt thin cookies. That flavor disappeared real quick. Everything else was pretty good! Can't wait to keep coming back when new flavors drop.

Currently they do online orders for delivery on Tuesdays and Thursdays in the Santa Clara area. On Fridays you can do pick up for pre-orders. They take orders up to 6 pm prior to the delivery/pick up day. They're also opening a brick and mortar store in Los Gatos in March! My 2 favourites are the matcha white chocolate pudge and the red velvet pudge. The red velvet was a seasonal (Valentine's Day) flavour and won't be around after Feb 27 unfortunately :(( it comes with a cream cheese filling and it's sooo yummy. The texture is super pudgy (true to the name). The matcha white choco is a nice balance of the bitterness from the matcha and the sweetness from the white choco chips.

If you love fat, chunky cookies like Levain Bakery, you are in luck! Batch 22 started from a small home-based bakery and has finally expanded and opened here in Los Gatos. The shop is small, but very cute. The cookies get sold out fast, so I recommend arriving early. I tried the Ube, Chocolate Orange, Chocolate Chip, Strawberries and Cream, and the Oatmeal Raisin. All the cookies were so delicious and chunky with the perfect amount of filling My favorite has to be Ube and the Strawberries and Cream. When it comes to strawberry-flavored things, I am skeptical because it usually taste artificial. However, Batch 22 makes their strawberries and cream cookie with fresh strawberries. The strawberry with the white chocolate is such a good combo. The Ube has a peanut butter filling but does not overpower the ube at all. The service is also wonderful and Amy (the owner) is so sweet and constantly looking to improve the cookies based on customer's response/reviews. I will definitely come back for more! Hopefully next time, they will have Oreo, Earl Grey, and Red Velvet!

While there are a lot of options for cookies like Crumbl, Antoines, and Manresa, there's not a lot of options for thick cakey cookies until Batch 22 Bakery.. meet Pudge. Pudge is a big thick cookie that will make you go night-night after consumption followed by a large refreshing glass of milk. Pudge comes in unique flavors like ube dulcey, dark chocolate orange, and strawberries and cream. Pudge is hefty, soft, chewy, yet so loveable. Ordering online was a breeze. We walked right in and the workers were a bit awkward from the start. They asked for the order name and I said "Name is under Stephen (steff-en)". The guy came back out and said "Uhhh I only see an order under "Stephen" (stee-ven)". He looked genuinely concerned. I looked at him for a few seconds just blankly and just carried on with the interaction. Just FYI, Stephen Curry also pronounces his named steff-en. A lot of people do. It's a shame that critical thinking and common sense isn't that common anymore. Onto the cookies: * Ube ducley - This was definitely the best cookie flavor out of the 4 we tried. It doesn't taste like real ube but the texture was so chewy and moist while you get waves of that dulce de leche flavor throughout each bite. You get a nice balance of nuttiness and creamy which I thoroughly enjoyed. *Strawberries and cream - this was my second favorite flavor. The strawberry had a nice tart and sweetness to it. It was refreshing and such a unique flavor. * Dark chocolate orange - Probably my least favorite only because I'm not really a fan of the sugar crystals because the texture overwhelms the soft chewy texture of the cookie. The dark chocolate flavor was good and the orange hint was subtle. I would say this is more chocolate forward in flavor while just being a bit orange tinged in color. *Chocolate chip- this is a solid staple cookie flavor to have in normal rotation. Sweet with a bit of caramel hint. These cookies are hefty but also pricey at about $7.00 a cookie. So a dozen comes out to $80. But they sure are thick and delicious. We took home a dozen for a party and froze the leftovers. Go check them out and get the ube dulcey!

I did not want to like this new cookie shop that is far too close to my house for comfort.... But here I am praising their delicious, perfectly textured pudges. Tried the ube dulcey and matcha white choco and loved every last crumb. As a huge fan of ube, I appreciated the nuttiness. As someone who doesn't like matcha (but they looked so good!) I was shocked to enjoy that cookie as well. Can't wait to see what other flavors batch 22 has in the future!

Pricey for sure, but pretty darn yummy cookies! I ordered one of each (except for the oatmeal raisin!), cut them all in half, and reheated them in the oven following their instructions. My faves are definitely the chocolate chip pudge and two of the classic cookies--Earl Grey milk chocolate and the gourmet chocolate chip (it has miso in it!). I didn't like the cookies and cream as much--it was the sweetest one. The pudges were a little gooey and undercooked in the middle, so I did the max suggested time in the oven, which helped.

Came here to pick up some cookies on a weekday; was able to get Ube Dulcey, Strawberries & Cream and the Chocolate Chip. These pudges are huge cookies! Definitely reminds me of a Levain cookie based on how hefty the cookie is. They cost about $7.00 a piece which is pricey but they are big. For the Chocolate Chip; we enjoy a chocolate chip cookie with subtle hint of caramel. For the Strawberries and Cream; we enjoyed the strawberry bits inside of the cookie, both was sweet and tart. Lastly the ube dulcey, it was different from what I have tried before; has a chewy texture and has some dulce de leche flavor. Service was quick, was only 1 person in front of me and it's a small shop, no seating inside.

I read an article about this bakery opening up so it was exciting to try this place compared to the other big cookie places around the area. We got the - Chocolate chip (pretty standard, was a bit dry and didn't seem like there were many chocolate chips, 3/5) - Ube (good ube flavor with the white chocolate chips, 4/5) - Strawberries and cream (the best one, imo, the strawberry pieces were chewy so texturally it worked well with the soft insides and crispy outside 5/5) - Oatmeal raisin - (a bit dry, more oats than I'm used to. But oatmeal raisin isn't one that I normally get 3/5) Overall, it's a bit further away from the other cookie places so I wouldn't make the trek out unless I was already around the area

Came back today to try the Earl Grey milk chocolate (since it's supposed have changed to be more of a black milk tea flavor). I really like how strong the tea flavor is!

I've been a huge fan of Batch22's cookies for a while, and I knew I had to feature them at my wedding! We got 5 different flavors: - Ube dulcey smudge - Strawberries and cream smudge - Earl grey milk chocolate - Gourmet chocolate chip - Dulcey chocolate chip Overall we had 80 smudges and 120 cookies (with individual packaging which was awesome for leftovers), and everyone loved them!!

I remember getting these during the pandemic and was excited to see the team opening up an actual storefront. Cookies are delicious, especially the large pudge cookies which are quite large and filling - too large for one person to eat an entire cookie in one setting! Delicious and creative flavors but they do come at a hefty price at ~$7 each. The regular cookies are also good, with creative flavors like earl grey tea. Glad to support local business!

Easy to make an average cookie and hard to make a great cookie. I got there classic fudge cookie was very hefty with a rich butter chocolate flavor. Also had there dulcey chocolate chip cookie which I wish was a bit thicker but it was packed with flavor of burnt butter/toffee. Wish they had more more average cookie flavors as for the price I wouldn't want to experiment. Maybe add a free sample ?

Strawberry and cream pudge ... to die for! You will not regret! Best cookie ever. Cute little shop with excellent service. Would recommend trying if you are in the area.

Picking up cookies for clients d found Batch on Yelp. Very happy with the choice. My clients were very impressed with the cookies! I highly recommend!

My friend had me try their cookies last year and I remember I really enjoyed them at the time. I was surprised and glad they have a store now. Went today to pick up their pudge and classic cookies. Tried the Ube, chocolate chip, and dark chocolate. I remember the Ube was my favorite last time. The cookies seemed much bigger than I remember but they aren't as moist. When I broke the cookie to share, it was very crumbly. I do hope they will have more flavors once they have their grand opening.

Amazing desserts! I got the ube dulce cookie, the earl gray, dulce, and the classic milk chocolate. All were fantastic. The ube one was so good I forgot to take a photo. They did not skimp on the flavors at all. The ube in particular was super rich and went so well with the dulce de leche. My family absolutely loved it too. I would absolutely buy from here again. Is it a little pricey? Yes, but you definitely are paying for the higher quality baked goods. Service is fantastic too. I did the pick up option at Beastea.

Omg these are good. I missed their official soft opening but noticed they looked open coming out of Pilates. They had closed for the day, but I stopped to take a photo of their hours and the noticed me and offered me some free samples. I think she said they were salted brown butter. That's definitely what they taste like. They are just a little crunchy and crispy but still soft in the middle. And soooo flavorful. I'm kind of a cookie snob and have been soooo disappointed with a lot of these other cookie shops that have opened recently and was skeptical thinking this place would be another over hyped place. I am so excited now though. If they can make such a simple basic flavor taste this good, I can only imagine what the rest taste like. I cannot wait to go back during actual business hours so I can try more flavors. This tastes like a truly homemade treat.

Walking into Batch 22, you'll immediately get hit with the fragrant aroma of freshly baked cookies. Their cookies are fair to its price. Both cookies, the mint and earl grey together were $9, also around the size of my palm. The mint chonky cookie was so thick it took me 3 sittings to finish, and the earl grey is definitely for you if you're into crispy thin cookies. Mint cookie didn't skimp on chocolate, you get that classic doughy flavor with every bite, complimented by the mints. The earl grey was the star though, the tea flavor was so fragrant! It definitely is an acquired taste so do purchase if you've acclimated to the unique floral hints earl grey offers. Service was great, they were so friendly and open to asking any questions. Definitely coming back when I'm in the area!

I was so excited to hear there was a new cookie shop in town! I came by on their grand opening in the afternoon and they were mostly sold out but I was able to grab a few flavors. They offer two different types of cookies- their pudges which are bigger and thicker cookies and their gourmet cookies which are much thinner. From what I read they have a set menu and seasonal offerings. The flavors are Asian inspired which I think is unique. Here are my reviews on the cookies I ordered: Strawberries & Cream- the reason why I was drawn into this spot. I love a strawberry cookie but it isn't a common offering at most spots. This cookie did not disappoint! It had crispy edges and a soft interior. It had a perfect blend of strawberry pieces and white chocolate and was not too sweet (the ultimate Asian compliment) I would go back just for this cookie! 5/5 Earl Grey Milk Chocolate- I did not expect to like this one so much but it was the perfect amount of earl grey flavor where you could really taste it but it did not overwhelm the other flavors. This cookie was thin, crispy, and soft. It has a beautiful floral note from the earl grey flavor and just the right amount of flakey salt. 5/5 Gourmet Chocolate Chip- this was a unique take on a chocolate chip cookie. It had very complex flavors. You can taste all the different flavor profiles of salty, sweet, and umami. They use brown butter, miso, dark chocolate, nuts, and top it with flakey salt. Even though there's quite a lot of flavors, you can differentiate each flavor and taste all those different flavors. This cookie is perfect for anyone who likes sweet & salty or their favorite flavors are salted caramel. I would definitely recommend trying if that's your flavor profile but this wasn't my personal favorite. I would rate it a 4.5/5 Overall, I would highly recommend this place. The shop is cute, the staff was warm and welcoming, and the cookies are sooo delicious. You can tell the cookies are made with love and quality ingredients. I love supporting local business and I will definitely be coming back and will be picking this up to share with friends and family.

Their dark chocolate orange "pudge" cookie was the best cookie I've ever eaten. My wife hates chocolate and orange as a combination, and generally doesn't like dark chocolate, and she agreed it was excellent. It was better (satisfying, interesting, unusual) than most high end desserts I've been served while fine dining. This place was worth the wait. Oh and she feels as profoundly moved by their earl grey chocolate chip cookie. And finally, the ube something-or-other pudge was also phenomenal. You may think $7 for one of these fluffy pudge cookie feels expensive, and then you may justify it based on how expensive the rent must be in los gatos, but then you eat it and realize it's a relative bargain for the taste experience. Also they're super friendly and very knowledgeable about all the different cookies, and the story behind the women/asian-owned quarantine-turned-storefront story. Bravo, and I know where I'm getting my potluck dessert trump card desserts from now on!

It was by chance I stumbled across Batch 22 as I was making my way to Pet Food Express. Great seeing that Batch 22 finally has a storefront! I remembered this home baker from Covid times. The bakery was cute and quaint. The cookies were front and center as soon as you walked into the shop. I exchanged pleasantries with one of the owners, who was very nice and personable. I ordered a few flavors including earl grey, pink lemonade, mint chocolate chip, and campfire. The cookies come in two sizes - regular and "pudge" - and cost $2.25 and $7 respectively. The pink lemonade, mint chocolate chip, and campfire came in pudge size. I thought that the overall quality of the cookies were good. The earl grey was my favorite of the four. Looking forward to trying other flavors.

Cute little cookie shop! Was really excited to try this new cookie spot, but was ultimately a little disappointed. Tried a chocolate chip pudge, cornflake pudge, earl grey chocolate chip, and gourmet chocolate chip. All the flavors were fine, but I kept asking myself, "where's the chocolate??" The cookies were tasty, but I felt like I was eating just a brown butter cookie when eating the gourmet chocolate chip cookie. There was this quarter sized chocolate dot on the cookie that made me excited to eat it, but there was maybe 5 chocolate chips in the whole cookie which was a bit disappointing. It was about $20 for 4 cookies, which I don't mind paying but it was a small letdown. I might stay away from their signature pudge cookies next time as they were a bit doughy for me and I felt like I was eating a cross between a muffin and a cake instead of a cookie texture wise. The lady at the counter was cordial and answered our questions regarding flavors.

Whoever thought of air-frying cookies is a genius! Which is to say the master baker behind Batch 22 is a cookie genius. Seriously, she's a real master crafter of the cute unique flavor iterations and I'm excited to try them out. Unfortunately, need to ration them a bit more due to sugar consumption limits (they are still cookies) but that really speaks to the quality of these bad boys. I haven't had a bad cookie yet, but of the ones I've tried so far the red velvet was quite the banger. Basically tasted like a molten cheesecake with every bite. Strawberries and cream had bites of freeze-dried strawberry! Little nuggets of salt crystals too in a number of them help to really accentuate them to that next level. They don't have a storefront, but haven't had any issues with pickup and owner is quite responsive and friendly. Popups abound at local spots that I already frequent, so I'm only happy to support this gem of a business when I can!

The gourmet chocolate chip cookie was perfectly crisp on the outside edges and deliciously soft in the middle. The young lady who served me was pleasant and helpful. Great little bakery that specializes in cookies. I will return for more.

So many things Batch 22 does right. The Pudges. Their size alone makes them a novelty. You'll feel like a kid again because the pudges make your hands look small! We've all had food that was nice to look at but once you took a bite realized all their points were spent on looks and not substance. Well, I can confidently say with the pudge cookies you get both which is awesome! So, there's taste and looks. But what about feelings AFTER eating a Pudge? I've just finished an entire one with a glass of milk and I feel... like I've eaten a meal. Not a heavy one, not a greasy one. It's the same feeling I get after having a bowl of oatmeal (obviously this has more calories). But I could function, move around and didn't feel sluggish. On the other hand, when I've eaten a whole cookie from Crumbl, which looked and tasted amazing, it felt like a truckload of cement in my stomach. Lethargic, regret, guilt, not caring about living anymore, thoughts of "why am I here". With Batch 22, the only thing I can guess is they use better ingredients and less of the greasy, overly-sugary stuff. I hope this continues because I truly believe people follow not just the bites, but the feeling they have afterwards. The flavors and texture has so much thought put into them. When they say "Matcha Pudge", it will taste like matcha heaven. It's not just a cookie of a different color. I love that authenticity.

I like the different rotating flavors. I've tried these pudges: dark chocolate orange, chocolate chip, key lime, corn flake, strawberries and creme, and ube. I've been here 3 times but I feel like the consistency is a little off and the cookies tastes dry. I keep having high hopes that the next time I get them, they would be more pudge like but am disappointed with the dryness of them. They are pricey and I wouldn't mind if the texture was better. I think I'll skip from now on.

one of the best cookies i have ever had. The Ube is to die for. Love to see a small business blossoming in Los Gatos. I really hope Batch 22 is here to stay.

Very, very yummy! Impressively sized cookies that are rich, moist, and decadent! Very well balanced taste and not to sweet, which helps me to come back for more without feeling guilty afterwards... Highly recommended! Looking forward to sampling their upcoming seasonal flavors!

How dare you, Batch22. How dare you open directly across the street from my office, wafting warm, buttery cookie smells into my life while I'm over here trying to be "healthy." I told myself, "I'll try those someday soon," and then my coworker waltzed in 10 minutes ago with a box of cookies to share... and suddenly "someday" became today, LOL! I think I blacked out and came to with a mouth full of cookie (ZERO regrets!). Definitely dangerous being just across the street... especially since I do weekly grocery shopping in the same parking lot! :D These cookies are soft, gooey masterpieces. The flavors are rich, perfectly balanced, and honestly hard to resist. If you value your willpower, stay away... but also definitely go. Immediately. :)

chocolate chip cookie is great. As was the early gray chocolate chip. What a happy little cookie shop that we discovered. A great place to get a delicious chewy and crispy cookie. Pricing isn't too bad either.