EGGER’S ICE CREAM PARLOR
LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF CENTER STREET AND TYSON COURT
Sunday-Thursday 11am-9:30pm
Friday-Saturday 11am-10:30pm
NOTE: Labor Day weekend Hours
Thursday, August 30 - 11am - 10pm
Friday, August 31 - Closed
Saturday, September 1 - Monday, September 3 - 12pm - 6pm (must by ticket to Richmond County Fair to visit Egger’s)
Tuesday, September 4 - CLosed
Wednesday, september 5 - 3pm - 9:30pm
(718)-280-1442 • richmondtown[at]eggersicecream.com
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Join us at Egger's Ice Cream Parlor at Historic Richmond Town!
YAYmaker Paint Nite
Date: Saturday June 22 • Time: 12 - 2pm • Registration Required
Get ready for an afternoon of painting fun for everyone! Join us for this special Paint with Me Paint Nite event. Enjoy delicious, homemade ice cream and two hours of creative fun! No experience is necessary and we'll provide you with all the tools you need to leave with your own beautiful masterpiece.
This event is open to painters ages 6 and up. All guests under 10 years of age, must have a guardian in attendance (1 adult for every 3 underage guests, please)
* No toddlers or babies allowed in the event area.
Special discount code: YAYEGGERS
Why Choose Egger’s Ice Cream Parlor?
Our home made ice cream has been served the traditional Egger’s way since 1932.
You can taste the quality and care put into Egger’s ice cream, chocolates and old fashioned candy.
Visit us, and taste the difference.
The History of Egger’s
Egger’s Homemade Ice Cream Parlor opened in 1932 on Castleton Avenue and Broadway next to the Capital movie theater. The original Egger’s was owned by Mr. Richie Egger.
Mr. Egger ran the ice cream parlor in this location until 1950 when he “scooped up” all of his products and set up shoppe on Forest Avenue and Barrett Street. After several successful years in the small shoppe that only held 6 bar stools, Richie Egger “shakes” up the business. He sells the ice cream parlor and all of its “secret recipes” to Mr. Selle. After 12 years of selling cones, shakes, and sundaes, Mr. Selle decided to split further up Forest Avenue, to the present shopping center.
After celebrating 30 years of ownership, Mr. Selle “sprinkles” off to retirement in 1980, and passes the tradition on to Mr. Nemkin. Mr. Oleg Nemkin ran a successful family ice cream parlor with his wife Karen and daughter Samantha for 25 years, where he expanded the business to a second storefront and established a successful candy corner and busy year-round dining room.
At the end of 2014, he sold the ice cream parlor to longtime employee Ms. Danielle Raleigh. As the current owner, Ms. Raleigh runs the ice cream parlor with her father Dan, who assists making ice cream, mother Jeanne who works on the accounting and supply runs, sister Erin who is a veteran waitress after 8 summers scooping at the shoppe and brother Brian who has quickly picked up the family trade. At any given time, you are guaranteed to see at least one Raleigh representative behind the counter!
Serving scoop by scoop to the Staten Island community since 1932, Egger’s Ice Cream Parlor is a Staten Island staple.
After many requests from South Shore customers, Egger’s Ice Cream Parlor has opened a more convenient location on the beautiful grounds of Historic Richmond Town in a structure designed to represent a 1920s American diner on May 25th, 2018. Join us in the perfect setting for Staten Islanders to enjoy an Egger’s sundae outside in the fresh air!
