<p>Schmackary&rsquo;s Lip-Schmackin&rsquo; Good Cookies bakery, known for providing Broadway-goers with more than 100 rotating flavors of cookies in Manhtattan&rsquo;s Hell&rsquo;s Kitchen, will soon have its grand opening of its first Long Island location.</p>


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Schmackary's, famous NYC cookie bakery, opening first Long Island store, in Albertson on May 31

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