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    Antoine's Cookie Shop

    4.3 (32 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Abel A.

    Cookies taste good but still on fence if worth the price tag. Service is nothing to rave about, really bare minimum. I guess they expect the cookies to be so good that they will sell themselves...that's still TBD. Nice storefront overall. Shop feels open, clean, and sterile. Definitely could do something with the open space. Maybe some seating but not sure they want folks hanging around, more just buy your cookies and be on your way.

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    Jean L.

    Great cookies, been visiting their shop in San Mateo for years, including before the pandemic. Awesome there's now a location in SF as Antoine's took over a casual seafood restaurant. However, this location's staff needs warmth or customer service training. No greeting, no service, rang my items up on (12/21) Sunday afternoon around 4pm, and that was it. Literally, had no words of exchange. Not looking for anything over the top, but a simiple hello and thank you would suffice. Ample metered street parking and located right off many MUNI bus lines. Will try Antoine's in SF again when I'm in this part of town. #50/2025

    66% Dark Chocolate Chip Cookies ($2.75 each)
    Cherylynn N.

    The City has AHHHmazing bakeries, some with bomb cookies but not everyone has $5-$6+ to drop on one cookie on the regular. OFC, there's a $10 exception for the schlong cookie in the Castro. *wink wink* I'm a big fan of Antoine's Cookies and always bring back some cookies when in the PA area. The owner, Antoine started baking cookies in his home in 2013 and opened his 1st location in 2016 in San Mateo. And, now his Antoine's has a location in the city at former Woodhouse Fish (4th location). C O O K I E / F L A V O R S * Chocolate Chip * Toffee * Cookies 'N Cream * Snickerdoodle * Honeycomb * Peanut Buttercup * White Chocolate Macadamia * 66% Dark Chip * Oatmeal Chip * Walnut Chip * Semi-Sweet Macadamia $2.75 per a cookie. Baker's dozen available. Cookies are freshly baked about every 2 hours. Leftover cookies are sold the next day at a discount. And, there's a microwave for you to warm them up. While they're all good, I'm basic so my fav is the 66% Dark Chocolate Chip. The cookies are crispy and chewy around the edges while soft and moist in the center. Nicely buttery and not overly sweet. Plenty of melty Guittard organic dark chocolate wafers. Compared to Anthony's (my other fav), Antoine's cookies are a wee bit thicker and softer in the center. There's several tables to enjoy your cookies. Parking is a pain (you'll be circling) so take public transit or a rideshare. Overall, happy to see Antoine's Cookies expand to the city. They're delicious, great quality, and most importantly affordable!

    Denise C.

    New building with a nice design ..minimalist ..cookies got cookies and cream and toffee ..simple sunny and a new company ..architects magic ..near church st $5.50 2 cookies ..order milk no soda etc

    Tina S.

    I usually always make a stop to the San Mateo location when I'm there. So I'm so happy that there's finally one in the city! Came in on grand opening day expecting a whole ordeal, but nothing. Just a couple signs on the window. The staff didn't really advertise anything. No special decor or anything. A bunch of cookie boxes prepped and to the side of the counter. I did notice they're starting to sell cookie dough. That's a nice option. Got two cookies - one cookies and cream and one toffee. Cookies were good. Congrats on the new location! Will return soon.

    Kerasa T.

    I've been waiting for them to open for a few months now--so happy to be making this review finally! The person working there was so nice and happy to answer any question I had. They were also super patient with me as I chose which cookie flavors to try. There's 3 tables for indoor seating. Things that are also there but I didn't take a photo of: cookie dough in a fridge section, the menu ($2.75 per cookie and $32 for a baker's dozen) and their drink selection (milk and water). Here's what I got and my review of each flavor. Fresh cookies/Day of cookies: - chocolate chip: not overly sweet, chocolate is in chunks which was a nice surprise. not too hard on the outside, but soft inside. - toffee: super soft but holds its shape. the toffee doesn't get stuck to your teeth which is always a plus. - honeycomb: an advanced chocolate chip cookie. the honeycomb flavor is subtle but the crunch is noticeable. this chocolate chip cookie actually has chips instead of the chunks like the regular one has. Day old cookies (all of these flavors came in one bag--pictured): - peanut butter chocolate: super soft despite being a day old. not too overwhelmingly peanut butter. - white chocolate: not bad but not something special either. hard exterior and soft interior. - dark chocolate: chocolate chunks again. at first i couldnt tell if it was dark chocolate but then it hits you hard. definitely not a dark chocolate fan but if you are, this is perfect for you! - semi-sweet macadamia: not super sweet, similar to chocolate chip in that respect. macadamia doesn't add much other than crunch. - walnut: slightly salty which was a nice surprise. other than the crunch, not something hugely different. I didn't get all of the flavors but from the ones I got I think toffee is the best. Peanut butter and regular chocolate chip would be the other flavors I'd get again.

    Chocolate Chip Cookie was AMAZING
    Marsha W.

    I got to meet the owner, Antoine today. He is very impressionable and has great customer service.

    Kayla C.

    great location for a quick grab n go sweet treat. I got the chocolate chip and honey comb. 2.75 for a cookie. they sell cookie dough also. they have a little microwave for warming though it was broken on my visit. they have a few tables inside. I like the honeycomb better than the chocolate chip though I think I would've liked toffee better. I liked the texture better on the honey comb.

    Soft opening day cookie selection
    Emily F.

    I happened to stop in on their soft opening day while walking in the area. It wasn't too busy and got helped right away. Everyone was friendly, it's clean inside, and felt organized. We tried the dark chocolate chip cookie and peanut buttercup. They were both good in texture and flavor. Size was a bit smaller than other shops but price was more reasonable.

    Grace P.

    Yummy cookies at a good price of $2.75 per cookie and clean store. Some seating is available.

    Judy S.

    Clean and spacious cookie shop on a busy corner. They were nice with samples! I went during their first day soft opening so they didn't have day old cookies, but seems like a great deal. The staff is hard working.

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    Delicious cookies and super friendly service at Antoine's Cookie Shop! Fresh, soft, and full of flavor. A sweet little spot worth visiting.

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    Soooo good. Highly recommend, the cookies are soft in the middle and crispy on the edges.

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