Totally 80s Ice Cream Shoppe in Salem celebrates 1 year of business
SALEM, Ohio (WKBN) — Totally 80s Ice Cream Shoppe in downtown Salem celebrated its one-year anniversary on Sunday.
The entire store has a rad theme for the decade, known for its iconic movies like 'The Goonies' and arcade games like Pac-Man. Parents and grandparents are able to share their experiences with a younger generation.
Owner Mike Thrope says it's been fun trying out different ideas customers have suggested over the last year.
'A lot of our customers have been our best creativity, if you will. They'll say, 'Oh, this would be cool,' and then all of a sudden, the wheels start turning,' Thrope said.
Totally 80s gained enough popularity to begin the process of opening a second store in Austintown, which should be opening very soon.
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