New York Fountains

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

Brooklyn

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

Queens

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

Middleburgh

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

Williston Park

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

Brooklyn

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

Massapequa

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

New York

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

Southampton

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

Saint James

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

Amityville