Step Back in Time at This Historic Arizona Soda Fountain Serving Classic Hand-Dipped Sundaes Since 1928

A pharmacy lunch counter built before the Great Depression is still pouring phosphates and scooping hard ice cream in central Arizona. Its stools have seen nearly a century of kids, couples, and road-trippers, and the sodas are still mixed by hand. For well under twenty dollars, you can spend an afternoon tasting what a 1920s treat really felt like. It is the kind of Arizona find that turns a hot day into a small, sweet adventure. A Vintage Corner on North 7th Street © MacAlpine’s Diner &