The ice cream sundae is believed to have appeared in the late 1800s when strict “Blue Laws” discouraged or banned selling fizzy ice-cream sodas on Sundays. Soda fountain owners created a clever workaround—serving ice cream topped with sweet syrup instead of soda. The treat became known as the “sundae,” often spelled with an “e” to keep it friendly for churchgoing customers. Go ahead and enjoy your sundaE any day of the week by choosing up to 2 flavors of ice cream, selecting all or 1 of the included toppings along with any additional toppings (extra $). You can't go wrong so have fun with it!!