Who remembers the soda fountains at the pharmacies?

I remember them. We had about 3 soda fountains in my little town when I was growing up. One was in the pharmacy, one was in the 5&10 cent store and one was in a place called the Nut Shop. You could go in there and get a nickel Coke, which was a smaller glass but was only 5 cents. You could also get cherry juice, pineapple juice or vanilla added to your Coke for no cost. We would all get a nickle Coke and then spin on the stools to see who would get sick first.

I only remember them in the Five and Dime stores. The pharmacy near where I lived didn't have one but the Five and Dime was in the same complex. So.........

I do. We used to have one in the Walgreen's and Woolworths stores. I'll have a cherry coke please :)

There was one in the Eckerd drugstore when I was 3-4. My grandfather would take us for an ice cream after church on Sunday.

There was a time in Chicago when most Walgreens had them. Best hot fudge sundae I ever had.

I do! 

Oh, yeah. They weren't in pharmacies in Oz but in stores we used to call "Milk Bars". They mostly sold all manner of confectionery and drinks and later added hamburgers to their lot. Eventually they morphed into the fast food outlets we have today.

Yes, I remember them! Actually, there still is a pharmacy here with a soda fountain!

Yes. 

I'll have a cherry ice cream malt please.