Give this recipe a try tonight! Do you remember the first time you had a root beer float? The sensation of the cold, creamy ice cream combined with the fizz of the root beer is like nothing else.

Other ice cream options include soft-serve, banana splits, root beer floats and flurries, which take inspiration from Dairy Queen Blizzards. Some Facebook commenters quickly noted other specialty ...

The roots of MilkShake Factory reach back more than a century; the company began in 1914 as a small soda ... a root beer float and chocolate treats made mostly in the store. The ice cream is ...

Downtown Mesa features a moody Mexican cocktail bar run by a James Beard-semifinalist chef and the second location of a beloved artisan ice cream shop ... both got root beer floats, which ...

The shop’s interior wraps around you like a warm hug from the past – gleaming wood floors that have supported the weight of thousands of ice cream pilgrims, ornate tin ceilings that have witnessed ...

The banana split is an architectural marvel—a boat-shaped dish struggling to contain three massive scoops flanked by banana ...

Have you ever seen the Virgil brand of sodas? To be honest ... Virgil’s is a gourmet root beer. We’re what Ben and Jerry’s is to ice cream, what Dom Perignon is to champagne. We’re a micro-brewed root ...

Cold Stone Creamery is an ice cream parlor chain where sugary ... Today, A&W is still famous for that draft-style root beer, along with decadent root beer floats and sizzling burgers.

Enterprise Center is your destination for all manner of ice-related marvels. 1401 Clark. A float is a must when visiting Fitz’s 7. Enjoy a float at Fitz’s Pop into this spot on the Delmar Loop (6605 ...

Brightly colored neon exteriors invite you in to enjoy thick milkshakes and root beer floats topped ... San Francisco’s oldest ice cream parlor and one of the city’s eight oldest restaurants for retro ...