Tiff's Treats, Austin-based cookie bakery and delivery service, coming to Katy
Austin-based cookie company to open Katy store
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Tiff’s Treats will open in summer 2017 at 21788 I-10 Ste. B-800. It will be the sixth greater Houston location for the company, headquartered in Austin. The bakery sells classic cookies in flavors such as chocolate chip, peanut butter and oatmeal raisin. Customers can purchase cookies in store or have warm cookies – with optional milk or ice cream – delivered to homes and offices. https://www.cookiedelivery.com
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