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Move over cheesesteaks, cookies are the new late-night snack in South Philly. College kids everywhere have been keen to the late-night magic of cookie creation offered by Insomnia Cookies, which was spawned by University of Pennsylvania alum Seth Berkowitz 18 years ago. The private company, which has taken the country by storm with nearly 200 locations nationwide, returned to its roots on Saturday and opened its late night bakery concept at 833 Wharton St., nestled between iconic cheesesteak powerhouses Pat’s and Geno’s. It became the 192nd location but the first to offer an experiential ...
Updated on April 23, 2021 at 1:48 pm NBC Universal, Inc. The late-night cookie spot opens to the public Saturday at noon with a speakeasy-style CookieLab. Download our mobile app for iOS to get alerts for local breaking news and weather. Hidden behind a secret bookcase inside the East Passyunk storefront across from Pat's Steaks, the CookieLab gives visitors the opportunity to customize cookies of their dreams, taste exclusive sweet treats and experience a behind-the-scenes look at the Philadelphia-born bakery. Insomnia Cookies A new Insomnia Cookies opens in South Philadelphia -- with a ...
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