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Canton, GA · ★ 4.8

An ice cream parlor inside an antique store, built along a long mid-century main street fountain counter.

Athens · ★ 4.6

Five Points institution: pharmacy up front, soda and sandwiches at the counter.

Carrollton, GA · ★ 4.7

Ice Cream Shop in Carrollton, rated 4.7 by locals.

Torrington · ★ 4.7

Eastern Wyoming's drive-up soda shop in Torrington.

Cody · ★ 4.3

A Sheridan Avenue soda saloon in Buffalo Bill's Cody.

Rosenberg · ★ 4.5

A vintage fountain and cafe in Rosenberg's historic downtown.

Valdosta · ★ 4.8

Small-batch creamery on the north side of Valdosta.

Valdosta · ★ 4

Downtown Valdosta drug store on Patterson Street.

Howard · ★ 5

A Flint Hills drugstore counter that never modernized and never needed to.

Gorham · ★ 4.7

Maine's beloved 1947 creamery, still making every flavor in small batches.

Conyers, GA · ★ 4.8

Pharmacy in Conyers, rated 4.8 by locals.

Tate, GA · ★ 4.9

A pharmacy soda tradition carried on since 1947, with sixteen daily flavors scooped behind the counter.

Payson · ★ 4.4

A Payson, Utah soda shop for the small-town version of the ritual.

Missoula · ★ 4.8

Missoula's walk-up ice cream institution on South Higgins.

Vermilion · ★ 4.7

A Lake Erie harbor-town grill with a fountain counter and a jukebox soul.

Atlanta, GA · ★ 4.5

Ice Cream Shop in Atlanta, rated 4.5 by locals.

Austin · ★ 4.6

A circus-themed South Congress candy shop with a real soda fountain.

New Bern · ★ 4.6

The New Bern corner where Caleb Bradham invented Pepsi-Cola in 1898.

Hamilton · ★ 4.9

A Bitterroot Valley soda shack mixing dirty sodas to order.

Colorado Springs · ★ 4.7

A 1950s Colorado Springs walk-up window still slinging soft serve.

Carrollton · ★ 4.7

Downtown Carrollton's candy shop with a serious bottled soda wall.

Stillwater · ★ 4.9

A Stillwater shop with over a thousand bottled sodas from around the world.

Denver · ★ 4.7

Denver's Bonnie Brae neighborhood parlor, lines out the door since 1986.

Corinth · ★ 4.6

Mississippi's oldest drug store, pouring since 1865.

Jackson · ★ 4.5

Fondren's 1946 drug store fountain, preserved down to the neon.

Brooklyn · ★ 4.5

A 1920s Carroll Gardens apothecary reborn as Brooklyn's best-loved fountain.

Buda · ★ 4.7

A restored Hill Country drugstore fountain on Buda's Railroad Street.

Buford, GA

Set in a 1900s building in historic downtown Buford, hung with vintage photos and local memorabilia.

Troy · ★ 4.7

A Troy pharmacy that kept its lunch counter running.

Newton · ★ 4.6

A Newton institution serving frappes and absurd sundaes since 1969.

Sacramento · ★ 4.5

Old Sacramento's wall-to-wall bulk candy and glass-bottle sodas.

Dowagiac · ★ 4.7

A 1922 Michigan candy kitchen with its original fountain intact.

Winder · ★ 4.8

Scoop shop and waffle bar on the Winder square.

Forsyth, GA · ★ 4.9

Pharmacy in Forsyth, rated 4.9 by locals.

Cairo, GA · ★ 4.4

Pharmacy in Cairo, rated 4.4 by locals.

Weissport · ★ 4.6

A Lehigh Valley ice cream shoppe on the towpath in tiny Weissport.

Hapeville, GA · ★ 4.8

Pharmacy in Hapeville, rated 4.8 by locals.

Clear Lake · ★ 4.8

A Clear Lake counter two blocks from the Surf Ballroom.

Cumming · ★ 4.7

South Cumming scoop shop with a big flavor board and bigger cones.

Chugwater · ★ 4.6

Wyoming's oldest soda fountain, still pouring in tiny Chugwater.

Independence · ★ 4.5

Harry Truman's first job: an 1865 drugstore fountain on the Independence square.

Dahlonega, GA · ★ 4.4

Ice Cream Shop in Dahlonega, rated 4.4 by locals.

Albany · ★ 4.6

Pine Avenue scoop shop in downtown Albany.

St. Louis · ★ 4.7

St. Louis's 1913 candy kitchen, home of the malt challenge and a legendary BLT.

Deadwood · ★ 4.9

A Main Street Deadwood saloon that serves sarsaparilla instead of whiskey.

Boston · ★ 4.6

Roadside candy factory on US-84 in Boston, Georgia.

Columbus, GA · ★ 4.2

Pharmacy in Columbus, rated 4.2 by locals.

Belvidere · ★ 5

Utah's dirty soda craze, transplanted to a Warren County roadside.

Girard · ★ 4.6

An 1884 Route 66 drugstore fountain, museum and lunch counter in one.

Spokane · ★ 4.8

A neighborhood Spokane parlor scooping big splits under bright lights.

Durango · ★ 4.5

Durango's craft bottler behind ZuberFizz, cane-sugar sodas by the case.

Mechanicsburg · ★ 4.6

A Main Street Mechanicsburg fountain making its own ice cream since 1946.

Ely · ★ 4.4

A century-old Nevada drugstore fountain on the loneliest road in America.

Queens · ★ 4.4

Queens' oldest ice cream parlor, unchanged behind its wooden booths since 1909.

Nashville · ★ 4.5

Nashville's oldest counter still spins malts under neon and pink vinyl.

South Pasadena · ★ 4.2

A 1915 Route 66 pharmacy in South Pasadena with its fountain intact.

Portland · ★ 4.2

A century-old Portland pharmacy that never gave up its soda counter.

Fairmount, GA · ★ 4.5

Pharmacy in Fairmount, rated 4.5 by locals.

Waxahachie · ★ 4.5

A soda fountain and dry goods store off Waxahachie's courthouse square.

Cornelia, GA · ★ 4.4

Diner in Cornelia, rated 4.4 by locals.

Portsmouth · ★ 4.6

A Portsmouth mercantile with a Dickensian candy hall and a working fountain.

Washington, GA · ★ 4.9

Pharmacy in Washington, rated 4.9 by locals.

Lexington · ★ 5

Lexington's dirty soda bar — cream, syrup and pellet ice over the classics.

Omaha · ★ 4.5

An Omaha fountain that pours phosphates by day and spikes them by night.

Middleburgh · ★ 4.8

A Schoharie Valley soda shoppe built on nostalgia and nickel-plated syrup pumps.

Fort Davis · ★ 4.3

A West Texas drug store, hotel and fountain in the Davis Mountains.

Bennington · ★ 5

Bennington's take on the dirty soda counter, cream and syrup over pebble ice.

Chamblee, GA · ★ 4.7

Set in a converted train caboose, this spot crafts frozen treats like sundaes with lots of toppings.

St Simons Island, GA · ★ 4.2

Hamburger Restaurant in St Simons Island, rated 4.2 by locals.

Los Angeles · ★ 4.8

LA's legendary Soda Pop Stop, hundreds of bottles in a Highland Park grocery.

Bozeman · ★ 4.7

Bozeman's small-batch scoop shop just off Main.

Americus, GA

Dessert Shop in Americus.

Los Angeles · ★ 4.4

A chocolate-house soda fountain on Hollywood Boulevard.

Gatlinburg · ★ 4.8

A Smokies arts-community stop stacked wall-to-wall with glass-bottle soda.

Dunwoody, GA · ★ 4.2

Dessert Shop in Dunwoody, rated 4.2 by locals.

Cumming · ★ 4.7

Cumming’s downtown drug store with a genuine fountain counter still pouring.

Boise · ★ 4.7

Boise's North End fountain in the old Hyde Park storefronts.

Hanceville · ★ 4.9

Cullman County drug store where the soda fountain is the front room.

Helen, GA · ★ 4.6

Candy Store in Helen, rated 4.6 by locals.

Kingsville · ★ 4.7

A South Texas drugstore fountain a block from the King Ranch.

Williston Park · ★ 4.3

A Long Island luncheonette and candy counter still spinning since 1927.

Brooklyn · ★ 3.9

Bay Ridge's neon-lit counter, saved by neighbors who refused to let it close.

Walterboro · ★ 4.7

Walterboro's downtown pharmacy counter, running since the forties.

Waycross · ★ 4.5

Waycross bakery and sweet shop that has fed the town for decades.

Athens · ★ 4

Clayton Street pharmacy that has anchored downtown Athens for decades.

Windham · ★ 4.8

A Connecticut bottler pouring spring-water soda since 1912.

Social Circle, GA · ★ 4.7

Restaurant in Social Circle, rated 4.7 by locals.

Ruston · ★ 4.5

A bright parlor on Ruston Way near Point Defiance, floats and cones all summer.

Cumming · ★ 4.8

Small-batch scoops and sundaes on Post Road in west Forsyth.

Chesapeake · ★ 4.7

Indian River Road's long-running counter in Chesapeake.

Oak Ridge · ★ 4.6

Atomic-city drug store fountain tucked into an original Oak Ridge shopping circle.

Madrid · ★ 4.4

An art gallery and soda fountain in the old mining town of Madrid, NM.

Anadarko · ★ 4.7

A downtown Anadarko fountain and eatery on Broadway.

Random Lake · ★ 4.8

A Wisconsin soda brand from 1974, bottling nostalgia by the case.

Braselton, GA · ★ 4.7

A family-owned 1950s-themed parlor with homemade ice cream and classic soda floats.

Salem · ★ 4.9

A Salem, Ohio soda works making its own syrups from scratch.

Inman · ★ 4.7

Upstate South Carolina Rexall with the fountain intact.

Alpharetta, GA · ★ 4.6

Traditional store selling chocolates, confections & fudge, as well as original recipe ice cream.

Pittsburgh · ★ 4.6

Pittsburgh's 1923 pharmacy fountain, mothballed for decades and gloriously revived.

Massapequa · ★ 4.3

A Massapequa parlor that has scooped its own ice cream for three generations.

Elkton · ★ 4.7

Public-square soda bar in Todd County, Kentucky.

Lancaster · ★ 4.8

A downtown Lancaster candy counter stocked with sodas your grandparents drank.

Murrells Inlet · ★ 4.8

A Murrells Inlet apothecary that still runs a proper fountain.

McAllen · ★ 4.6

A Rio Grande Valley pharmacy that still runs a lunch-and-soda counter.

Savannah · ★ 4.7

Savannah’s 1919 ice cream parlor — the most famous counter in Georgia.

New York · ★ 3.9

An Upper East Side luncheonette that has mixed its Cokes by hand since 1925.

Montague · ★ 4.8

A White Lake village fountain that looks untouched since the war.

Brownsville · ★ 4.7

A West Tennessee square-side fountain that never stopped serving lunch.

Young Harris, GA · ★ 4.9

Ice Cream Shop in Young Harris, rated 4.9 by locals.

Phoenix · ★ 4.6

Phoenix's 1928 soda fountain, the oldest still operating in Arizona.

Summit · ★ 4.6

Summit's homemade ice cream stop, a fixture on Morris Avenue for decades.

Chicago · ★ 4.5

The Beatles ate here: Chicago's 1921 candy palace and sundae temple.

Mechanicsville · ★ 4.5

Hanover County drug store with the counter still in daily use.

Bowling Green · ★ 4.8

Bowling Green shop pairing small-batch ice cream with a soda counter.

San Diego · ★ 4.9

A checkerboard-floor malt shop near San Diego's Midway museum.

Port Neches · ★ 4.9

A Southeast Texas fountain built the old way in Port Neches.

Park Rapids · ★ 4.3

A northwoods Main Street fountain fueling Itasca-bound road trips.

Baxter Springs · ★ 4.8

A working Kansas pharmacy on Route 66 that kept its soda fountain.

Yakima · ★ 4.6

A restored 1930s soda fountain inside the Yakima Valley Museum.

Bishop · ★ 4.7

Craft soda bottled by hand in the countryside south of Athens.

Kalispell · ★ 4.6

Main Street Kalispell's fountain since the 1930s, on the road to Glacier.

New Brighton · ★ 4.9

A Twin Cities craft bottler with a taproom of soda on draft.

Greenville · ★ 4.6

Greenville's 1947 neighborhood counter, unchanged and unbothered.

La Conner · ★ 4.9

A tiny waterfront confectionery in La Conner with a working soda fountain.

Old Orchard Beach · ★ 4.6

A Maine beach-colony fountain a hundred yards from the surf.

Williams · ★ 4.4

A Route 66 sweet shop in Williams, gateway to the Grand Canyon.

Corinth · ★ 4.9

A Corinth bottle shop two blocks from the state's oldest fountain.

Apalachicola · ★ 4.5

A Forgotten Coast drug store fountain in a 1905 storefront.

Allerton · ★ 4.8

A tiny southern Iowa fountain on the square in Allerton, population 500.

Madison · ★ 4.7

Ice cream on Madison’s antebellum main street.

Watkinsville · ★ 4.9

General store on Watkinsville’s Main Street with an ice cream counter.

Coleman · ★ 4.8

A 1920s Central Texas drugstore fountain still on the courthouse square.

Scottsboro · ★ 4.8

An 1869 Scottsboro institution famous for orangeade and pimento cheese.

Atlanta, GA · ★ 4.9

Ice Cream Shop in Atlanta, rated 4.9 by locals.

Spokane Valley · ★ 4.7

A cheerful Spokane Valley scoop shop with floats and old-school sundaes.

Savannah, GA · ★ 4.9

Coffee Shop in Savannah, rated 4.9 by locals.

Brunswick, GA · ★ 5

Candy Store in Brunswick, rated 5 by locals.

Mount Pleasant · ★ 4.8

Old Village pharmacy with a lunch counter Charleston refuses to give up.

Plains · ★ 4.7

Plains general store with peanut everything and an ice cream case.

Beaverton · ★ 4.7

Utah-style dirty soda transplanted to suburban Portland.

St. George · ★ 4.4

Southern Utah's Pop Drinks, cream sodas over pebble ice.

Newnan, GA · ★ 4.6

Soda shop in Newnan, rated 4.6 by locals.

Phoenix · ★ 4.8

A Phoenix warehouse stocking hundreds of glass-bottle sodas.

Talladega · ★ 4.5

A Talladega bottle shop stacked with sodas from all fifty states.

Bottineau · ★ 4.7

North Dakota's last small-town dairy, churning in Bottineau since 1930.

Tucson · ★ 4.9

Tucson's nostalgia candy emporium with a soda cooler to match.

St. George · ★ 4.9

A St. George favorite in the town where dirty soda started.

Fountain · ★ 4.8

A general store in the town of Fountain, NC — the name is not a coincidence.

Midway · ★ 4.7

Midway's depot-town drug store with an old-time soda counter.

Royal Oak · ★ 4.7

Royal Oak's homemade ice cream stop since 1958, still with a line out the door.

Quinter · ★ 4.8

A high-plains pharmacy fountain on Quinter's Main Street.

Cape Charles · ★ 4.4

Eastern Shore pharmacy fountain a block from the Chesapeake Bay.

Sevierville · ★ 4.9

Downtown Sevierville's corner scoop shop with a proper marble-style counter.

Cumming, GA · ★ 5

North metro Atlanta's custom dirty soda shop — decade-themed menu, lip-shaped bench, arcade in the corner.

Casper · ★ 4.9

Downtown Casper's fountain beside the old Rialto theater block.

Plattsmouth · ★ 4.8

A Missouri River town fountain in Plattsmouth's restored Main Street.

Marietta, GA · ★ 4.6

Retailer offering a huge selection of candy & bottled sodas in innovative flavors.

Newnan, GA · ★ 4.6

Retailer offering a huge selection of candy & bottled sodas in innovative flavors.

Columbus, GA · ★ 4.7

Retailer offering a huge selection of candy & bottled sodas in innovative flavors.

Cumming, GA · ★ 4.9

Hundreds of glass-bottle sodas and nostalgic candy under a ceiling of vintage tin signs.

Duluth · ★ 4.8

Wall-to-wall glass-bottle sodas on the Duluth square.

Woodstock, GA · ★ 4.4

Retailer offering a huge selection of candy & bottled sodas in innovative flavors.

Brevard · ★ 4.6

Brevard's 1942 counter, the last stop before the waterfalls.

Statesboro · ★ 4.8

Rolled ice cream and shakes near Georgia Southern.

Sacramento · ★ 4.5

A Gold Rush-era storefront making candy by hand in Old Sacramento.

Lake City · ★ 4.9

A mountain-town fountain in Lake City, high in the San Juans.

Saugatuck · ★ 4.4

A working Lake Michigan pharmacy with a genuine fountain still up front.

Savannah · ★ 4.6

River Street candy hall: pralines, taffy and an ice cream counter.

Americus · ★ 4.9

Jackson Street counter on the Americus square.

Monroe · ★ 4.6

Broad Street parlor that draws all of Walton County.

Watkinsville · ★ 4.5

Bright small-town scoop shop just outside Athens.

Tennille, GA · ★ 5

American Restaurant in Tennille, rated 5 by locals.

Sebring · ★ 4.5

A Circle-side Sebring shop with two hundred bottled sodas on the shelf.

Glen Rose · ★ 4.7

A Glen Rose soda shop near the dinosaur tracks.

Gulf Shores · ★ 4.9

Gulf Shores soda bar built for post-beach sugar.

Seattle · ★ 4.5

A West Seattle counter built around a real marble fountain and classic phosphates.

Macon · ★ 5

Poplar Street sweets shop in downtown Macon.

Southampton · ★ 4.4

The Hamptons' unfussy 1958 fountain, where locals outnumber the summer crowd.

Carrollton · ★ 4.8

West Georgia’s dirty soda counter on Maple Street.

Salt Lake City · ★ 4.9

A State Street soda lab building drinks like experiments.

Forest City · ★ 4.3

Main Street Rutherford County pharmacy with a fountain and a grill.

Cleveland, GA · ★ 4.7

A hometown staple since 1947 — cash only, chili dogs sizzling, and Coca-Cola signs older than most of the customers.

Rolla · ★ 4.7

A Route 66 stop in Rolla mixing loaded sodas and hand-dipped scoops.

Stockbridge, GA · ★ 5

Restaurant in Stockbridge, rated 5 by locals.

Prattville · ★ 4.9

Prattville's small-batch soda bar mixing flavored Cokes to order.

Hummelstown · ★ 4.5

A Hershey-adjacent dairy bar built for people who came for chocolate.

Lynnville · ★ 4.5

A 1860s railroad-town storefront where the fountain shares space with a burger griddle.

Sandusky · ★ 4.7

A downtown Sandusky soda shop steps from the Cedar Point ferry.

Oklahoma City · ★ 4.4

A neon-lit Oklahoma soda stop with hundreds of bottles on the wall.

Davidson · ★ 4.3

A 1951 college-town counter across from Davidson's campus.

LaGrange, GA · ★ 5

Ice Cream Shop in LaGrange, rated 5 by locals.

Mills · ★ 4.9

A Mills, Wyoming soda stand built for cream-and-syrup combos.

Billings · ★ 4.6

Billings' drive-up soda bar for cream-and-syrup combos.

Sioux Falls · ★ 4.9

Sioux Falls' dirty soda bar, cream and syrup over crushed ice.

Edmond · ★ 4.9

Edmond, Oklahoma's take on the dirty soda lab.

Provo · ★ 4.4

Swig's great rival, mixing named combos in downtown Provo.

Goshen · ★ 4.5

A Goshen roadside shop where pie and phosphates share the same counter.

Chicago · ★ 4.8

Humboldt Park's bakery-fountain hybrid, reviving Chicago phosphate culture.

Newfields · ★ 4.7

New Hampshire's Conner family has bottled soda by hand since 1863.

San Francisco · ★ 4.5

San Francisco's oldest ice cream parlor, on 24th Street since 1918.

Saint James · ★ 4.7

America's oldest continuously operating general store, candy jars and all.

Foley · ★ 4.8

Foley's 1929 drug store fountain, still in its original storefront.

Galveston · ★ 4.6

Texas's oldest drugstore, with a Coca-Cola stained-glass fountain in Galveston.

Missoula · ★ 4.7

Small-batch Montana ice cream on Missoula's Front Street.

Flagstaff · ★ 4.5

A Route 66 candy shop in downtown Flagstaff.

Cleveland · ★ 4.5

Cleveland's candy warehouse with a full soda shoppe and a wall of glass bottles.

St. George · ★ 4.4

The St. George original that launched the dirty soda boom.

Provo · ★ 4.4

Provo's busiest Swig window, the college-town dirty soda default.

Fort Oglethorpe, GA · ★ 4.6

Soda shop in Fort Oglethorpe, rated 4.6 by locals.

Forsyth · ★ 4.9

Middle Georgia candy maker just off I-75 in Forsyth.

Monterey · ★ 4.8

Railroad-depot town soda shop on the Cumberland Plateau.

Unadilla, GA · ★ 4.5

Diner in Unadilla, rated 4.5 by locals.

Steilacoom · ★ 4.4

An 1895 drug and hardware store in Washington's oldest town, fountain intact.

Colorado Springs · ★ 4.1

Downtown Colorado Springs' candy shop with a wall of glass-bottle sodas.

Fountain City · ★ 4.9

A Mississippi River bluff-town fountain in a village literally named Fountain City.

Ida Grove · ★ 5

A western Iowa fountain and coffee house sharing one small-town counter.

Clinton · ★ 4.7

A Clinton confectionery pairing house-made candy with a proper ice cream soda.

Bath · ★ 4.6

A Front Street counter in shipbuilding Bath, half deli and half fountain.

St. Louis · ★ 4.7

An Art Deco fountain in Midtown pouring ice cream into martini glasses.

Philadelphia · ★ 4.5

Old City's turn-of-the-century fountain, recreated down to the soda jerk's bow tie.

Richmond Hill, GA · ★ 4.8

Ice Cream Shop in Richmond Hill, rated 4.8 by locals.

Cartersville, GA · ★ 4.6

A full-service late-Victorian soda fountain inside a restored 19th-century building on the downtown square.

Spokane · ★ 4.6

Spokane's Garland District landmark, shaped like a giant milk bottle.

Thomasville · ★ 4.6

Deli and ice cream counter on Thomasville’s brick main street.

Amityville · ★ 4.9

A bright Amityville shoppe stacking modern shakes on a classic fountain frame.

Fargo · ★ 4.7

A downtown Fargo creamery scooping made-in-house flavors on Broadway.

Orlando · ★ 4.4

College Park's throwback counter serving egg creams and phosphates.

Moultrie, GA · ★ 4.2

Hamburger Restaurant in Moultrie, rated 4.2 by locals.

Ballinger · ★ 4.6

A West Texas main-street fountain in Ballinger.

Cleveland, GA · ★ 4.6

A sit-down burger joint built around a genuine vintage fountain counter, minutes from Smith's.

Venice · ★ 4.3

Venice Avenue's chrome-and-red-vinyl fountain, loud and busy.

Grand Island · ★ 4.9

A Grand Island soda counter built for Nebraska drive-up culture.

Lyman · ★ 4.5

A small-town soda station on southwestern Wyoming's Main Street.

Page · ★ 4.9

Page, Arizona's soda stop between Antelope Canyon and Lake Powell.

Long Hill · ★ 4.6

A Long Hill township fountain doing lunch counter duty for the whole town.

St. Augustine · ★ 4.7

St. George Street candy stop with fountain drinks and fudge slabs.

Burlington · ★ 4.6

Burlington's soda lounge, reviving a Vermont ginger ale recipe from 1911.

Salt Lake City · ★ 4.5

Salt Lake's slick modern soda bar with real fruit purees.

Cross Plains · ★ 4.8

A working pharmacy in Cross Plains with a lunch counter out front.

Charlottesville · ★ 4.6

An 1890 Charlottesville drug store with a Main Street lunch counter.

Pine Island · ★ 4.6

A Pine Island fountain built as a tribute to the town's lost drugstore counter.

Fort Collins · ★ 4.5

Old Town Fort Collins' hybrid of soda fountain and bar.

Union Point, GA · ★ 4.8

Pharmacy in Union Point, rated 4.8 by locals.

Stonington

A Stonington record shop with a soda fountain wedged in the back.

Wall · ★ 4.2

The billboard empire of the plains, born from a sign offering free ice water.

Damariscotta · ★ 4.5

A midcoast Maine soda fountain tucked inside a Main Street newsstand.

Waynesville · ★ 4.8

Waynesville's craft soda bar making syrups from Appalachian fruit.

Marlborough · ★ 4.6

A 1790 country store with penny candy bins and cold glass-bottle soda.

Ocoee · ★ 4.7

West Orange County creamery with a soda counter in the back.

Richmond · ★ 4.6

A neighborhood Richmond fountain doing lunch and shakes all day.

Ephraim · ★ 4.6

Door County's yellow-and-orange striped landmark, scooping since 1906.

Wilton · ★ 4.8

Claimed as the world's oldest ice cream parlor and soda fountain, open since 1860.

Circleville · ★ 4.7

America's oldest family-run candy store, pouring sodas since before the Civil War.

Ennis · ★ 4.4

A fly-fishing town fountain on Ennis's Main Street.

Columbus · ★ 4.3

A 1900 ice cream palace with Mexican onyx counters and a working pipe organ.

Conway · ★ 4.7

A White Mountains general store stacked floor to ceiling with regional soda.