On an unassuming street just southwest of Minneapolis, someone discovered the secret to time travel. The formula: red stools, a checkered black-and-white floor, and a giant ice cream cone sculpture surrounded in neon lights that spell the name Edina Creamery. The shop transports its visitors back to an old-fashioned ice cream parlor circa the 1950's, long before you could download hot fudge sundaes from the internet. Inside, an ice cream case displays choices from more than 50 homemade flavors. Cups and waffle cones carry classic chocolate cookie dough, adventurous choices such as pumpkin pie, or signature creations like butter chocolate almond crunch. Alternatively, these flavors can turn into malts and milkshakes, which make sweet accompaniments to the shop's more modern menu of Banh Mi Vietnamese sandwiches. These homemade creations have garnered many fans, including glowing press from outlets such as the local CBS News.