The final scene of *The Sopranos* made this Bloomfield confectionery a pilgrimage site, but locals have filled its red vinyl booths since 1939 for hand-dipped ice cream, homemade chocolates, and the onion rings Tony Soprano ordered on screen. The glass candy cases and vintage soda fountain haven't changed much in over eight decades. Step inside and it's still 1950s small-town America, complete with the exact booth where television's most famous cut to black took place.
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