You can always spike a traditional root beer float with a shot or two of vodka, or you could completely elevate your ice cream float experience by replacing root beer with alcoholic beer.

Combining stout-style beer and chocolate ice cream can make a boozy dessert drink that closely mimics the flavors of a root beer float, but because we hate to mess with a good thing too much ...

and the classic Brown Cow (an old-fashioned root beer float with vanilla ice cream). You'll find Brown Cow on West Madison Street in Chicago. Favorite Flavor: Cow-a-bunga (Cost: $7.99) With more ...

Instead of serving a traditional ice cream float in an old-fashioned glass, the East Village restaurant has a celery ice ...

But when you make a beverage choice, it must be the legendary root beer, which they make themselves. The dark draft has a thick, Guinness-like head, and with a scoop of vanilla ice cream ...

Now, adding beer to that? That’s a bit more divisive.

who called any kind of soda suitable for adding milk or vanilla ice cream to a "cream soda." Considering the popularity of root beer floats, it seems that root beer could be considered a cream ...

When grabbing a quick bite between classes or meeting up with friends, the Main Dining Room (MDR) is the go-to spot.

Black Button’s Bespoke Bourbon Cream is made with ... it is delicious served over ice, poured into coffee or drizzled into root beer for a boozy root beer float. Black Button, which was the ...

If you live near a Sonic and have a craving for a Dr Pepper float, check out this secret menu item that's guaranteed to ...