Beloved US Jumbo Cookie Chain Suddenly Closes All Locations

Popular cookie chain Chip City abruptly closes all stores nationwide, leaving employees and customers in shock.

October 3, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — New York, United States — A well-known cookie shop has unexpectedly shut down all of its locations across the country, sending shockwaves through its customer base and workforce.

The company, Chip City, was famous for its large, gooey cookies and seasonal flavors. Founded in 2017 by friends Peter Phillips and Teddy Gailas in New York, it expanded to multiple states and dozens of locations, capitalizing on the growing demand for indulgent treats.

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A memo from the company’s president, Nicolas Baizan, revealed that all 22 remaining stores would close permanently after nearly a decade of operation. The decision came as the business faced a difficult market environment, with consumers spending less and shifting preferences affecting sales. Meanwhile, co-founder Phillips has filed a lawsuit against the company and its leadership, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the closure.

Reporting by Policy-Wire (PW)

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