The proliferation of cookie chains offering warm, oversized, gooey-on-the-inside, crispy-on-the-outside cookies, made in whimsical, irresistible flavors continues to spread: Chip City has opened its fifth Long Island location, in North Babylon. Like its predecessors, the North Babylon store features nearly 40 rotating flavors.
Credit: Newsday /Marie Elena Martinez Chip City, North Babylon Deli Works, MelvilleĬo-owned by SeaQua Deli partners Pat Spates, Rick Nappi, and Steve Sanchez - who opened their Massapequa spot in 1983 - this spinoff spot offers robust, quality sandwiches, not-too-strong, not-too-watered-down iced coffee, and, of course, a killer bacon, egg, and cheese.īacon, egg and cheese on a kaiser roll at the new Deli Works on Walt Whitman Road in Melville. The menu features sandwiches, burgers, wings, mac-and-cheese and more.
Like this eatery's first location in East Meadow, the new Mineola location has a sports-bar-meets-gastropub vibe and a full bar.
