christine’s

So happy I was able to pop in during my trip! Sweetest service and cookies were delicious. The matcha tea cookie was not too sweet, but the stars of the show were the sesame oreo and lemon early grey. Perfectly crisp on the outside yet gooey inside. Can’t wait to be back the next time I’m in SF :) Christine is also the sweetest and I’m always happy to support local intentional small businesses!

This place has delicious cookies and pastries!!! Bought multiple cookies and they were all pretty good. Their pastries were the star of the show however. Some of the best puff pastry i’ve ever had! So buttery and flaky. They also had dog biscuits for $1 each and my dog is typically picky but she devoured two of them. It’s a rather small space but the staff are nice and they still had a good selection of cookies.

Holy moly these cookies were so good. They're really taste and really large. I regret not getting 2! I loved the chocolate crinkle cookie.

Cute shop with fantastic cookies. Tried the chocolate walnut and the salted peanut butter chocolate. Both were delicious but the salted peanut butter chocolate was hands down my favorite. If you want gourmet cookies this is your spot.

I've had a few moments in my life where I've been completely inspired. When I stop and think, "what does it feel like to be the absolute master of your craft?" Christine's is one of those moments. In a city known for outstanding pastries, I can say without hesitation that Christine's is the best. Cookies (my ranking from bestest to best) chocolate walnut - toasted walnuts grown in northern California, dark chocolate discs, and browned butter. oatmeal brittle - house made organic almond sesame brittle, cranberries, oats and a hint of cinnamon come together to make this nutty and insanely fun take on the classic oatmeal cookie. lemon earl grey - spring seasonal filled with a housemade fresh, zesty meyer lemon jam made with organic meyer lemons from Prevedelli Farms in Watsonville, accompanied with a hint of Numi earl grey tea leaves infused throughout. black sesame oreo - fragrant nuttiness, paired with crushed organic chocolate sandwich cookies. sea salt espresso tea cookie - nutty buckwheat tea cookie dipped in TCHO's Real Fudgy single origin 70% dark chocolate, topped with organic espresso beans from Linea Coffee and Maldon sea salt. All the cookies except the last one are 4 ounces each, 4 inches in diameter, and all of them are made with all organic ingredients. I've also tried the cheese herb monkey bread, the Delano mushroom mechado danish, and the plain croissant, sooooo good. But timing is everything, you've got to catch the pastries when they come out or you'll miss them. The world might be a bit of a dumpster fire right now, so do yourself a favor and buy the cookies and pastries and support this local gem. Thank you, Christine, for your talent and passion! you can taste the excellence in every bite.

We’ve had Christine’s Cookies host pop-ups at our office several times, and they’ve quickly become an employee favorite! Christine and her team are thoughtful, organized, and truly a joy to work with. Her cookies are absolutely delicious, accommodating every dietary need, and always the perfect treat. Thank you, Christine, for all the special pop-ups you bring to our office, the Discord team adores you!

the most beautiful space with the best cookies I have ever had. Christine has perfected the recipe for these cookies with the most immaculate texture (delicate and crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside) and flavor (perfect amount of sweetness, butteriness, and nuttiness) and the freshest ingredients 🥹 please make these cookies forever 🥹🥹

i got the classic chocolate chip cookie. i’ve had much better ones. wish the chocolate was more like chunks. it felt like it was just dough(?).

I've had a few moments in my life where I've been completely inspired. When I stop and think, "what does it feel like to be the absolute master of your craft?" Christine's is one of those moments. In a city known for outstanding pastries, I can say without hesitation that Christine's is the best. Cookies (my ranking from bestest to best) chocolate walnut - toasted walnuts grown in northern California, dark chocolate discs, and browned butter. oatmeal brittle - house made organic almond sesame brittle, cranberries, oats and a hint of cinnamon come together to make this nutty and insanely fun take on the classic oatmeal cookie. lemon earl grey - spring seasonal filled with a housemade fresh, zesty meyer lemon jam made with organic meyer lemons from Prevedelli Farms in Watsonville, accompanied with a hint of Numi earl grey tea leaves infused throughout. black sesame oreo - fragrant nuttiness, paired with crushed organic chocolate sandwich cookies. sea salt espresso tea cookie - nutty buckwheat tea cookie dipped in TCHO's Real Fudgy single origin 70% dark chocolate, topped with organic espresso beans from Linea Coffee and Maldon sea salt. All the cookies except the last one are 4 ounces each, 4 inches in diameter, and all of them are made with all organic ingredients. I've also tried the cheese herb monkey bread, the Delano mushroom mechado danish, and the plain croissant, sooooo good. But timing is everything, you've got to catch the pastries when they come out or you'll miss them. The world might be a bit of a dumpster fire right now, so do yourself a favor and buy the cookies and pastries and support this local gem. Thank you, Christine, for your talent and passion! you can taste the excellence in every bite.

My friend brought me some cookies from Christine's. I ended up trying the chocolate chip, black sesame and lemon Earl grey. Lemon Earl grey 2/5- it started out great and then it got too tarty for me. And I normally love lemon but this was a little too much for my liking. Black sesame with oreo- 4/5- good and I can taste the black sesame over the Oreo more. But this cookie felt very buttery. Chocolate chip cookie - 5/5 made just right with a good amount of chocolates inside the cookie You can order ahead online if you wish. I think her cookies do changed during the season. So I recommend checking from time to time to see what's new.

Christine's is one of my happy place - a charming little cookie shop tucked into the Mission that's somehow both nostalgic and totally inventive. If you're someone who believes great cookies can change your whole day (hi, same), run here immediately. Keep an eye on their hours (they're not open daily)! Let's talk cookies - each one is thoughtfully crafted, not overly sweet, and perfectly textured, with the best possible ingredients. Here's the rundown of my favorites: Chocolate Chip: Classic, but far from basic. This cookie is perfection, soft, with just the right amount of crisp around the edges. It's buttery, rich, and full of high-quality chocolate chunks that melt into the dough beautifully. Honestly? One of the best chocolate chip cookies I've had. Lemon Earl Grey: This one totally wowed me. It's delicate, fragrant, and clearly made with real tea. Paired with the brightness of the lemon right in the center, it's refreshing and unique without being overpowering. Oatmeal Brittle: I wasn't expecting to love this one so much, but WOW. It's hearty and chewy, but with that crackly brittle folded in, there's this amazing caramel crunch that takes it to the next level. I love it! Black Sesame Oreo: Nutty, toasty, and just slightly savory with this deep, roasted flavor that lingers beautifully. It's not your everyday cookie, but something really special. The shop itself is sweet and minimalist - with pop ups of beautiful home wares, gorgeous cookies that are baked with care and creativity. The staff are very friendly, and they're more than happy to talk you through the flavors if you can't decide (which, fair warning, you probably won't be able to). Christine's feels like a love letter to cookies - comforting, elevated, and made with serious intention. I'll definitely be returning... often

Was at the Renegade Craft fair at Fort Mason and I was on the lookout for christine's! They were at the front of the pavilion this time and not in the back where I've seen them before. I had to get my favorite oatmeal brittle cookie and black sesame Oreo cookie. Both were fantastic. The Oreo black sesame one was more crumbly, the flavor was very unique and delicious. The oatmeal brittle one was a little chewy, the brittle gave it more texture and I liked the cranberries in it. Definitely get these cookies if you can! Every time I have them, I'm blown away by how good they are

This cute little bakery is tucked between Potrero Hill and the Mission. Service was friendly got greeted right away. I was excited to finally try Christine's, but I think I might have ordered the wrong things, nothing I tried really made me want to come back. I ordered the kimchi croissant. The croissant itself was good, flaky and buttery, but the filling didn't really deliver the bold kimchi flavor you'd expect. The sesame cookie was okay for being vegan, but the one I liked most was the oatmeal brittle cookie with cranberries. Maybe I'm biased, but I prefer my cookies more crunchy and crispy. Christine's cookies lean more toward the soft, chewy side, which some people love. I'd definitely skip the hot matcha though, it tasted watered down with milk, didn't have the bold match flavor and just didn't hit the mark.

I have been wanting to try this place for a while and finally got to at a fair today. I tried the lemon earl grey cookie. For $6.25 a piece, I was not that impressed. Nothing really.. surprised me? It is a softer flavor profile though - the lemon elevates it a little bit, but the cookie itself was not much... It looked and tasted overbaked (extra golden), and I tasted more of a poppy seed flavor than an earl grey flavor. At least it wasn't too sweet and texture was decent, though it had more of a bready soft texture. I see that this place serves vegan cookies - which, if you are into that, this might be more your place than mine.

Crossed the Bay Bridge just to get a taste of the hype with Christine's cookies. Tucked in an alley away from the usual busy areas of the city. Place is nice & neat. You are warmly greeted & acknowledged as you walk in. Cookie variations were beautifully displayed so you'd know which flavor/s to get. This place looked more like a hobby shop than a bakery/cookie shop honestly. Cookies tasted ordinary though. Was kind of disappointed. But hey...they're organic! Made with quality ingredients and I'm sure the owner poured her heart into these. It's just not for m

This place is FIRE! They clearly have good quality ingredients and it shows (in the form of taste) in the quality of the cookies. There's quite a variety of cookies. I'm a sucker for chocolate chip with walnut so that's probably going to be my forever favorite. Crispy on the outside, gooey on the inside. And they THICC too. I will say they're not the cheapest cookies in the world ($6+ per cookie), but the size and flavor are great and you're supporting small business. It's located in between two buildings on Bryant street, just look for the A-sign and you'll find them. Clean modern contemporary look on the inside. Emily and Diane were working the shop when I went, both very sweet and welcoming ladies. Go check em out!

My friend who lives in the Mission district recommended this place, saying these were "the best cookies in San Francisco." I finally got around to trying it. It's a hard place to get to, since it's only opened 3 days a week, which is kind of crazy. How can your business just be open 3 days a week?! There are about 10 cookies to choose from, but in reality, feels like 5 cookies since they're just variations of themselves. They have regular chocolate chip, chocolate chip with walnut, chocolate chip without eggs, lemon earl grey, black sesame chocolate, some tea cookies, and a cookie for dogs. I loved the interior of this little shop, which was modern, calm and relaxing. The cashier was friendly, was wearing this cute little baking apron outfit that you can buy for purchase in their gift shop area lol. There's no where to sit down, which is fine since it's more of a grab and go place. The building itself is full of all sorts of small boutiquey shops that look equally fun to try too. I got the chocolate chip, choc chip + walnut, and the lemon earl grey. The cookies are hefty, rich, made with good chocolate, and satisfying. I did enjoy my cookies. I'm not sure if they were worth $6.50 each though. I'm also not sure if it's worth the trek going back either, given the inconvenient opening hours. But if in the area, and they were open, I may stop by again.

I stumbled on christine's at the Renegade craft fair and had to grab a couple of cookies to try. I got the Black Sesame Oreo and Chocolate Chip Walnut cookies and loved how chewy they are. The Black Sesame Oreo had great black sesame flavor and I could really taste both the sesame and oreo without it being too sweet! The cookies are large and dense without feeling too heavy and overall such a nice treat. I will have to visit the shop in the Mission next time I'm in the area!

Monday Closed Tuesday Closed Wednesday Closed Thursday 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Friday 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Saturday 11:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Sun Closed Today is the weekend. After a morning walk in Golden Gate Park, head to Christine's for coffee. It's a bit crowded, located on the former site of the old Universal Cafe, retaining the 1990s industrial-style open kitchen, curved bar counter, and steel plate facade, with a simple yet sophisticated space design. The walls are adorned with Tub's Audio high-fidelity speakers, a full wall of vinyl records, and a DJ booth, making dinner a "high-fidelity auditory party." Caroline Brown curates the music, with DJs spinning soul, funk, and disco during the daytime coffee hours; in the evening, the focus shifts to 45 RPM vinyl records, creating an immersive experience. Summary: One of the most vibrant music restaurants in Mission, definitely worth a special trip to experience! Vinyl melodies paired with hearty comfort food, perfect for photo-taking, check-ins, and dining all in one go. Recommended for weekend evenings with music-savvy friends If you're visiting San Francisco, make sure to check the schedule as it's not open every day. The highlight is enjoying records, food, and coffee together.

Christine's is my favorite cookie spot in SF. I think about these cookies constantly and am always trying to see when I can get them next. I've tried all of their cookie types, and each flavor is phenomenal. My favorite is the Chocolate Walnut, but their Black Sesame Oreo is definitely a must-try! It's one of the best black sesame desserts I've had in a long time. I also quite enjoy their seasonal flavors, like the Lemon Earl Grey that is currently available. You can really tell how much love and passion is put into the cookies. The microbakery itself is super cute and aesthetic, and the owner is truly such a sweet human being. This place is a hidden gem--you should definitely try them out!

christine's is a small place in the Mission that sells mainly cookies with a very clean and modern design. I had the Black Sesame Oreo and Salted Peanut Butter Chocolate cookies. I can see why the Black Sesame Oreo is their best seller; I'd come back just to have it again. There was a small line of around maybe 5 people Saturday around noon, nothing too crazy. Definitely worth the time

Came across this on a reel and I was excited to try it and it didn't disappoint!! Pros: crunchy exterior, chewy interior Cons: wish it was closer to me haha Value: 4.5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 Taste: 5/5 Service: 5/5

One of the Mission's best kept secrets. Nestled away between a bunch of residential apartments on Bryant is one of the best bakeries in SF imo. The staff is extremely kind, the interior is cozy, and of course the cookies are amazing. I was lucky enough to get the chocolate chip cookie almost straight out of the oven and it was ooey-gooey delicious. Amazing texture as well.

A cookie shop with both goodies for humans and puppies! We got the chocolate chip, chocolate walnut, oatmeal brittle, pumpkin doodle, black sesame oreo, sea salt espresso shortbread and both dog cookies (apple and pumpkin). My picky eater puppy LOVES the cookies both the pumpkin and the apple even though he normally hates anything with apple. Perfect treats to spoil your dog with! I loved the chocolate chip cookie and the chocolate walnut especially when it's warm and fresh out of the oven! Am I obsessed now? Yes, extremely! Christine was also so sweet and helpful and I can't wait to buy more cookies! I would love a gluten free option as well since I have friends who would also love to try her cookies as well!

* date visited: 11.03.2024 * ordered: black sesame oreo cookie and pumpkin doodle really yummy but definitely a treat yourself cookie as they're a bit expensive. they're made from such quality ingredients and you can really tell that the owners are super dedicated and passionate :) i really liked the pumpkin doodle and enjoyed the soft texture, but the black sesame oreo is so unique and you can really taste the black sesame flavor. it's nutty and pairs super well with the hints of oreo sweetness. would 1000000% get again and tbh, will probably go back this weekend LOL

Delicious and unique cookies! I stopped by around 2pm on a Saturday and many items were already sold out. But I ended up getting an oatmeal-ish cookie (had cranberries, walnuts, caramel) and a lemon earl grey. The oatmeal was a little too crunchy/hard for my liking, but I did really enjoy the lemon earl grey. The chocolate chip cookies were just baked and too hot to serve so I didn't get a chance to get one of those!

I have had Christine's cookies at pop-ups before there was a brick and mortar location, and I am excited to eat more of the cookies! Since opening her location, I have tried almost all the cookie flavors! The intention behind the microbakery is great--making smaller batches to reduce waste and also providing high quality goods. There are gluten and vegan options, as well as doggy treats. I have tried the chocolate chip, chocolate walnut, black sesame oreo, and lemon earl grey (seasonal) cookies and the matcha shortbread. The cookies are all good, but my favorite is the lemon early grey (petition for it to be a regular flavor)! The subtle texture of the early grey leaves pairs well with the gooey lemon jam in the center. The cookies are soft and not too sweet. There is limited seating inside, but there are some outdoor seats. Overall, her cookies are well-crafted, and you can tell that she put a lot of thought and care into her baked goods.

I finally got to try christine's and they were pretty good. It was nice there was a sign outside since it's not directly on the street side. It's cute and clean inside with a few chairs/stools to sit. Everyone was really nice and told me about the cookies, flavors, seasonal ones, etc. I tried the chocolate chip, black sesame Oreo, and peanut butter chocolate. They're all pretty good size and thick and dense. All good flavor but felt a bit pricey for what they were.

I love the ambiance of the place. It's minimalist and sleek. The cookies laid out on the counter so you know exactly what to choose from. It's really pretty. I chose two chocolate chips, lemon earl grey, black sesame Oreo and matcha. I bought 5 cookies and my total was $30. The cookies looked delicious but I didn't think it delivered. I'm not saying that it wasn't good, but for me, it was a really thick and dense cookie. Taste wise, I could taste the flavors but it didn't wow me. It's pretty though!

Insane quality baked goods. Choc chip walnut cookie was amazing! Many other items worth trying. Will return to try more of these soon!

this cute little cookie shop in sf serves giant cookies with high qual ingredients and unique flavor combos! i stopped by close to closing on a weekend and they still had most of their cookies. i opted for the black sesame oreo and my friend got their peanut butter chocolate cookie! the storefront is small but they do have room for seating and some seats outside. the person who helped me was so kind and knowledgeable, and was able to help me pick between the many options! the black sesame oreo is a really cool combination. it's not too sweet and has that beautiful nutty, roasted flavor from the black sesame & tahini. i did find it a tiny bit dry, so i'd recommend heating it up. the peanut butter chocolate was good and definitely more moist, with melty chocolate chips inside. i'd be interested in trying their chocolate chip cookie, but not a huge fan of the black sesame one.

I came on BART all the way from Berkeley and had a pleasant walk to this bright, airy, clean little bakery. I was not disappointed. Well...not totally true. I wanted to buy one of everything make my trip worth it, but two things were already sold out after them being open only one hour! And that was the disappointing part. I will definitely return for those two items, but the 8 items that I did try were heavenly. From unique flavored cookies (espresso!) to delicately formed flakey peppered cheese and poppy buns. All displayed the baker's skill and artistry. The most unique item was special pastery in the form of dog bones, crafted to be edible for your favorite dog!!

Hubs and I were at the Renegade Craft Fair last weekend and Christine's was the first booth we visited. I was really excited because I had forgotten that I'd bookmarked their business but was never around the area for their storefront. Picked up the walnut chocolate chip and the black sesame Oreo for the humans and the 2 doggie biscuits for my furbaby. The 2 cookies were big, fluffy, moist and not too sweet which was something I was worried about but nope, they were perfectly balanced. My furkid is a bit picky but he gobbled up both cookies with a quickness. The 2 ladies who helped us were super nice and efficient. We will definitely be back for more cookies in the future.

I love a take a walk and discover new places. This was a pleasant surprise. They also selling clothing! It is in a corridor that is off the street. A very cute space. Friendly service! Very welcoming! And the best chocolate chip cookie. Saving the black sesame cookie for later !

The cookies here are so good! I like that they are organic, have gluten free options and aren't too sweet. They are on the $$ side but the size and organic ingredients are worth it. You can conveniently pre-order them and pick them up too. Recommended the next time you have a cookie craving!

Excellent cookies. I can taste the high-quality ingredients. I'll definitely be going back again. The staff were all friendly and very helpful. The ambiance is great. Very clean, and simple. Note the entrance, it can't be easily seen on the street. Find their sign on the sidewalk and walk down the stairs.

Could be the best chocolate chip cookie... ever! Warm, highest quality chocolate and base ingredients. Super friendly.

Good quality classics and even their vegan options taste as good. The place is a bit small so only takeaway but would love to go again

Superb cookies, especially the Oreo! Great service! Ambience lovely, we will return soon!

I've been eyeing this cookie pop-up every time I stop by a SJ Made event, but they are always sold out! Luckily, at the last SJ Made event (StickerFest), there was no line + lots of cookies!! What I shared with my friend: - Chocolate Chip Cookie: A simple classic! Crispy edges and soft center. Not tooooo sweet, but the chocolate helps sweeten the cookie! - Black Sesame Oreo: Very black sesame-y and not too sweet! I couldn't really taste the Oreo, but the black sesame flavor is there!

Very unique flavors , black sesame Oreo was my favorite and would highly recommend stopping by if you love cookies!

This place is so cute, so neutral in overall aesthetic. It feels so personal like I'm coming over to someone's place. The cookies are so thick, theyre crunchy on the outside thick on the inside. The lady was so sweet and soft spoken. Overall cute place to go to once in a while. The price of the cookies are basically $5 each so up to u!

Would pick one of Christine's cookies over Crumbl any day! I've had my eye on her shop ever since walking by her sold-out booth at the Friend Fest craft fair in San Jose, and I luckily caught a flash sale on her Instagram (@christinescookie). I purchased 3 cookies at a discounted rate of $5 each and picked them up from Sunnyvale. My order included... - Lemon Earl Grey: So fragrant with a punch of zest! This cookie delivers a lovely lemony essence that's just amped up by its jam filling. All of the goodness and none of the pucker-factor. The earl grey tea leaves add a fun bit of texture, too! - Salted Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip: This may be my favorite one. I loved the buttery and chocolatey flavor of the cookie itself, but the salted peanut butter core was the best part. Do yourself a favor and cut the cookie in half, so you can take a bite out of the center first! - Black Sesame Oreo: The black sesame flavor in this one is nice and subtle, adding a bit of nuttiness to an otherwise excellent chocolate cookie. It somehow packs in the nostalgic flavor of Oreos without all the sweetness. And the real Oreo chunks were a great addition. All her cookies have a heft to them, yet they still have perfectly crumbly edges and soft centers. That can be hard to nail, so big props to Christine for perfecting the craft. They appeal perfectly to the "not-to-sweet" lovers, including myself! Considering their regular price, I understand not everyone's ready to drop nearly $7 on a cookie. But they're around as big as $5 Crumbl cookies and have totally superior ingredients. All three of the cookies were so rich with a well-balanced sweetness. And they use organic ingredients, which aren't cheap! That said, I'd say the price tag here is justified. Excited to try more of Christine's cookies at her upcoming cafe pop-ups. Would recommend these to any self-proclaimed cookie connoisseurs in the Bay :-)

I found out about Christine's Cookies from a craft fair in San Jose. I browsed her website and realized that people could pre order/purchase from her menu of cookies and pick up at various locations on different days. There is a calendar on her site that gives pickup dates and locations. I ordered to pick up from Flowerland in Albany and was so glad I did. When I pulled up to pick up, another woman arrived before me and was told they had already sold out. This was after the first hour of a three hour time slot that the cookie booth was there. Ordered the following: Chocolate walnut - This was one of the best cookies I have ever tasted. I am not a huge overly sweets fan, but this was just perfect. Not too sweet but just right. Walnuts were layered in to add crunch. The outside of the cookie was a little crunchy and the inside moist, exactly like I like my cookies. A great contrast. Lemon earl grey - This was an interesting combination and a must for lemon fans. The person I bought this for loved it. It's slightly more expensive than the other options, but a great treat. Dog cookie - I ordered several and this is an absolute favorite of my pups. I love that this is made with ingredients that I can pronounce and no weird chemical named ingredients were included. The packaging and presentation was so nice and definitely great to give as a gift even. I will continue to order for myself and bookmark the site for holidays/special occasion gift giving. I love this small business and am happy to support!!!

AMAZING COOKIES! They are so unique and truly life changing! I have eaten so many cookies and these are a MUST!

I've ordered from Christine's Cookie Co. once during Thanksgiving, and I had such a great experience! The cookies were delivered by the owners themselves right to our doorstep (we're local, but they ship nationwide). The cookies are so good! They're exactly the texture that I like (soft and chewy) and have the perfect balance--not too sweet or cloying. When you microwave them a bit, they're even better. You can tell that the ingredients are high quality and that a lot of work/love went into making them. I gave away one box as a gift and they also loved the cookies! They make for a great gift, especially during special occasions. Will definitely order again the next time I'm looking for a special treat!

I would rate this 3.5 half stars. What i like is the texture chewy center and crispy edges and not overly sweet. For me the flavors were okay, but very pricey. This might not be issue for some but just my honest opinion.

Sorry, we expected more. we found the black sesame oreo just weird not interesting. The chocolate chip cookie was undercooked in our opinion. The shortbreads were not very good. Shortbread should be buttery and tender, these were grainy and a bit dry.

I always pick up Christine's Cookies when I see their booth! My favorites are the chocolate chip (fat and stuffed with chips, not overly sweet like most choco chip cookies. Has a nice crunch on the outside with a soft chewy center) and Lemon Earl Grey (this is my favorite. The perfect amount of zesty and tea! I love the texture of this with the lemon jam and Earl Grey leaves) I'm usually not a black sesame girl but their Black Sesame Oreo is also worth a try, the sesame flavor is subtle and also not too sweet. They offer many unique flavors and the cookies are always great quality. And I love that everything is organic and responsibly sourced! Although they don't have a physical store, ordering online is a breeze. When I had a craving for the Lemon Earl Grey, I placed an order through their website and collected the cookies at Plants by Post in Campbell. They are pricey for a cookie, but for the size, uniqueness, taste and quality they are more than worth it. Definitely try them if you see them at a fair!

High-quality cookies! All of the ingredients used are organic and 80% are grown or manufactured locally in NorCal. I tried the black oreo sesame, chocolate chip, and salted peanut butter chocolate cookies and loved chocolate chip the most - it's simple but classic, crispy on the edge, and perfectly soft and chewy on the inside. Black sesame oreo tasted was by far the most unique flavor but it was just a little heavier for my personal taste.

Best premium cookie I've ever had! Savory and melts in your mouth! They clearly put immense care into baking these treats.

I have ordered both times Christine has been open for orders. I will definitely be back for a 3rd order! I ordered the 4 chocolate chips both times and an beyond thrilled with the size, quality and taste. These cookies would make a great gift as they are packaged very nicely in recyclable cardboard and come with a nice sticker. If you're local to the Bay Area like I am, you'll appreciate the option to do local pickup on Winchester or $3 for delivery! They also have vegan cookies which a lot of places do not have. My friend (we ordered one for him) he lovedddd it. Super convenient. Can't wait for more cookies! Hoping they do a snickerdoodle soon.

A little bit pricey but honestly the cookies are huge, I feel like I ate two! Unique flavor and they have that nice homemade taste. The brownie was super decadent and chocolaty and the walnut was nice and not overly sweet. Plus the ladies were super nice.

I used to love Christine's cookies and went to them whenever they had pop ups in SF. Unfortunately they have increased the price per cookie to 6.25 which I cannot justify anymore. The cookies are on the oily/buttery side, a little too much for my liking recently. The chocolate walnut was my favorite. The black sesame Oreo is unique but the Oreo isn't evenly distributed (and that's the best part!)

As others have mentioned, these cookies are so good that the large size doesn't feel large enough! I love the chocolate chip cookies the most. The browned butter and the generous amount of chocolate in each cookie keep me coming back for more! The bonus is that Christine has a great mission of championing sustainable living/eating. The plastic-free packaging and locally-sourced organic ingredients let you eat without any guilt!

Came across Christine's Cookie at the West Coast Craft fair at Fort Mason. Two other vendors mentioned them so we felt like we had to get some. We got one black sesame and one lemon earl grey and my only regret is that we didn't try them until we got home. Had we tried them at the fair, I guarantee I would have bought more. Easily some of the best cookies I've ever had. They weren't too sweet and had incredible flavor. I'll be thinking about these for a while.

Haven't been to the store itself, but we got two cookies today at a pop up at a festival today, and they were easily the best cookies I've had in my entire life. One black sesame oreo and one walnut chocolate chip.