These days, you can get ice cream just about anywhere. But nothing beats indulging in the sweet treat at an old fashioned soda fountain. These classic dessert shops may be far and few between but they do still exist – and one is hiding in small-town Mississippi. Take a look:

Of all the must-visit places in small-town Mississippi, the Bridgetown Market and Ice Cream Parlor is one of the sweetest.

google.com You’ll find it in the Nesbit community, which is about five miles from Hernando, MS.

From the outside, it looks like a typical gas station.

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But step inside, make your way past the convenience store items and through a doorway and…

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…you’ll find a dessert shop reminiscent of soda fountains of yesteryear.

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An old fashioned jukebox and vintage memorabilia only add to the nostalgic feel.

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There isn’t a huge variety of flavors, but there are just enough options to satisfy your sweet tooth.

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Loaded with all the classics, the menu includes everything from cones and cups to…

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…sundaes, soda floats, shakes, and banana splits.

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With delicious desserts, a nostalgic atmosphere, and friendly service, Bridgetown Market and Ice Cream Parlor is a hidden gem worth seeking out.

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Unlike the market, which is open seven days a week, the ice cream parlor is open Thursday – Sunday from 3 p.m. – 8 p.m.

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Bridgetown Market and Ice Cream Parlor is located at 4290 Pleasant Hill Rd., Nesbit, MS 38651. For more information, call (662) 298-3356. You can also visit Bridgetown Market’s Facebook page.

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You’ll find it in the Nesbit community, which is about five miles from Hernando, MS.

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So, did you know about this ice cream shop? Have you ever visited? Know of another favorite place to satisfy your sweet tooth? Tell us in the comments section.

This isn’t the state’s only eatery from the past. Read about another here.

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