Open 7 days · Drive-thru on Texas 249, Tomball

(832) 639-3258

Our story

I started selling cookies at 16 to pay for volleyball.

If you’re holding a warm cookie or a cold Vietnamese coffee right now — thank you for being here. Brit’s Batch is the place I prayed for when I didn’t know what came after college.

This is how we got here: my mom’s kitchen, a volleyball court, my family’s journey from Vietnam, and a lot of trust in God.

With love, Britney Ong

Britney smiling in the backyard, holding a tray of fresh chocolate chip cookies and a cookie box

fresh out of the oven!

Britney in a Brit’s Batch apron, baking cookies at home

the kitchen is my happy place

Britney as a little girl, hugging her mom

me + Mom 💗

Home kitchen · growing up

My happy place

The kitchen has always been my happy place. Growing up, I spent countless hours baking cookies and cakes with my mom, discovering the joy of bringing people together through food and desserts.

Britney diving for a dig during a volleyball match
Britney in her Class of 2020 letter jacket

class of 2020!

Club volleyball · age 16

Cookies paid for club volleyball

My love for baking deepened when I was 16. I started selling cookies to help cover the costs of club volleyball. What began as a way to fund my passion for sports turned into a true calling, shaping me into who I am today.

D1Later: a Division 1
volleyball scholarship.

Britney’s parents on their wedding day

Mom + Dad 💗

Traditional Vietnamese iced coffee

Family · 1975

Hope and determination

My family’s journey is a big part of my story. In 1975, during the Vietnam War, my parents and their siblings immigrated to the United States with nothing but hope and determination. Their resilience and hard work laid the foundation for my dreams, and their love for family and tradition continues to inspire me.

“Every cup of Vietnamese coffee honors my family’s incredible journey.”

“You are the light of the world.”

Matthew 5:14

Faith · March 2025

Guided back to baking

After earning a Division 1 volleyball scholarship and completing my college career, I felt a pull to return to baking. Supported by my family and guided by my faith, I founded Brit’s Batch Coffee and Bakery on Texas 249.

From the neighborhood

From a few cookie orders to a neighborhood favorite

What began as a few cookie orders from friends and neighbors quickly grew into something bigger. People loved the treats, and soon they were asking for cakes too. For me, it’s not just about the treats; it’s about making people feel at home.

4.7★

from 365 Google reviews

7 days

a week, plus the drive-thru

Our mission

To create a haven where moments are savored, friendships are forged, and memories are made.

come savor a moment with us

I hope every visit leaves you feeling welcomed, loved and seen.

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