Chip City closes cookie shops in Clarendon and Shirlington
29-09-2026 19:45 via arlnow.com

Chip City closes cookie shops in Clarendon and Shirlington

Two cookie shops in Clarendon and Shirlington have shuttered amid closures of Chip City locations nationwide. The New York-based cookie purveyor no longer lists any of its three Virginia locations on […]
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