Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream

Lines might be a tad bit long but worth the wait! I visited and had the earl grey and honey lavender in one of their homemade waffle cones and it was divine.
The consistency of their ice cream is harder and more solid (which I love) and not overwhelmingly sweet!
Would come back for sure! I paid about ~$ 6 for a waffle cone and a gigantic scoop with two flavors.

I came in at a great time specifically for myself because I can’t say that everyone would love this, but they were playing Disney princess movie songs! Loved it! It was such a lively and happy atmosphere. Especially being that the workers looked ecstatic more so then the customer. I think I was the second happiest because good music and ice cream gets me doing my happy dance.
They have flavors like earl grey, honey lavender (in my opinion it’s an acquired taste), salted caramel (that’s what I got) and it was delightful.
Molly moons is definitely an ice cream parlor you have to visit if you’re in cap hill

«With a line up the block when it’s 40 degrees
That girl Molly sure can slang ice cream.»
— Brothers from Another ‘Molly Moon’
If it’s cold or hot in Seattle, every time I visit Molly Moon’s there is always a line or a lot of people eating ice cream inside and out of the shop.
Once you walk in, you smell the fresh waffle cones they’re making.
My favorite flavor, which they’re known for, is Earl Grey. It’s not sweet, it’s not bitter. It’s just right. It taste just like the tea! With that little hint of lavender taste, my tongue just continues to lick away because it’s that good!
If it’s your first time coming here, they will let you sample any flavor you like. Make sure you try their seasonal ice creams too, they’re usually good!

If I ever open my own ice cream store, I hope it’ll look like this place. Very «cool» hipster vibes to me, and the ice cream rocks.
The mint flavor is probably my favorite. Melted chocolate, Sasquatch, and earl gray were all good. Get the waffle cone and a single scoop with two flavors, and enjoy your life.
They also have some fun goodies you can buy! Including lunch bags for $ 5 and $ 50 sweaters.

My daughter had to try this as it is one of the best ice cream places in the PNW. Ok, sure, I say… then I had a taste and was like — YEP ONE OF THE BEST. Great tasting ice cream for sure. So glad we visited.

What makes you happier than ice cream? The smell of fresh waffle cones!
We arrived at Molly’s around 9pm on a Friday night with a long line. It took about 15 minutes to get into the store and from there we sampled all the different flavors of ice cream they had. Even with the long line, the staff were patient and happy to let us sample all their flavors. They range from their standard unique flavors to their seasonal flavors. I got to try a scoop of Earl Grey ice cream on a waffle cone. The ice cream was smooth, rich and very tasty. One scoop was more than enough for one person, since they are very generous with their portions. The waffle cones are made on the spot, which made it fresh and irresistible.

Favorite Ice cream spot in Seattle. There can be a long line but I assure you that it’s worth the wait. They sell sell cute merchandise as well. They have a freezer with pints of their ice creams which you can purchase (I regret not buying one) ugh.
Employees were nice and patient even though it was busy. They still asked if I wanted to try any samples which I appreciate. I probably tried 5 flavors because I could not choose. The names of the ice cream itself sounded real good. I ended up going with the Honey Lavender– I was not disappointed. I’ve tried a couple of Honey lavender flavored ice cream in the Bay Area and nothing can beat this one honestly. It’s something you actually have to try to know what I’m talking about.

We stopped by here as it was highly recommended to visit on our trip. It was perfect because it was walking distance to where we were staying. Since this location is their headquarters, the line was out the door. I was able to try the Honey Lavender, Earl Grey, and Balsamic Strawberry flavors. The flavors are nothing out of the ordinary, but still great. I ordered a single scoop of half balsamic strawberry and half lavender honey with a waffle cone in a cup. I was mostly here for the waffle cone though. It smelled so good and each bite was crispy, although it started breaking into pieces as I bit into it, which is why I recommend getting it in a cup too. For ~$ 6, it sounds a bit pricey but the scoops are large and the workers are so cheery and friendly.
Tip: There’s a park across the street to chill at with your ice cream.

The best thing about the Capitol Hill Molly’s, aside from the obvious (the ice cream!) is that it’s located right next to Cal Anderson Park, so you can enjoy the sunshine while you eat your ice cream. During summer, the combination of the Vitamin D and the oxygen coming in from the trees makes this the most enjoyable line down the block you’ll experience in town.
That being said, the anticipation is half the fun. There’s some devious feeling in ruminating with your friends over which seasonal flavor you’re going to get (Rachel’s Ginger Beer sorbet? Vegan strawberry coconut?) while in line before finally just getting sticking with salted caramel or balsamic strawberry. I mean, I like to tiptoe outside the box every now and then, but only if a friend is getting my standby. That way, we both eat half in Cal Anderson and no one experiences regret. Way to be.

This was the first location that I’ve ever tried Molly Moon’s Ice cream. Ever since then, I always make a point to stop here if I’m in the area. I used to go salsa dancing weekly, and would stop here before to eat some Molly Moon’s before I tore it up on the dance floor at Century Ballroom next door.
It’s a cute location, with the headquarters/​offices right next door. It’s always busy every time I come here. They have a variety of different flavors-​both regular and seasonal. Some of my favorite regular flavors are Salted Caramel, Earl Grey, and Honey Lavender. It’s in Capital Hill, so parking is hard to find sometimes. The last time I came, I was able to park right in front of the store! VIP Parking dude! The employees are friendly and give you samples of different flavors. It smells so good in there also, especially if they just made a huge batch of fresh waffle cones!

Being from the San Francisco Bay Area, my first response to Molly Moon’s was «Hey! This is just like Bi-​Rite!» and it certainly is! However, given my one trip to Molly Moon’s, I’ve got to say that as much as I love Bi-​Rite, the ice cream here is even better!
I got to taste the balsamic strawberry ice cream which is quite an interesting blend of well… balsamic and strawberry. I would definitely recommend it to taste as it is one of the more unique flavors of ice cream I’ve ever tried. I ended up getting the honey lavender and stumptown coffee though as I wanted to try as much as I could. The stumptown coffee was perfecto as a coffee ice cream, having the rich taste of ice cream in the form of a smooth ice cold cream. What really surprised me was the honey lavender. It was out of this world! I’m not even sure what to say about it! It wasn’t bursting in flavor and it wasn’t too sweet as well, but the subtlety of the sweet honey with the aromatic lavender was right on.
What is also really cool about this place is that they make their own fresh waffle cones. The smell is certainly inviting and the freshness of the cones results in a nice crumbly crisp when bit into. If it weren’t also for the amazing ice cream, I would say the fresh waffle cones put this place a step above the rest.

This place was awesome. The ice cream was delicious! Personally the best ice cream of my life. Very rich and creamy, and the flavors were amazing. I choose a double scoop of earl grey and balsalmic strawberry. The double scoop is huge! They really captured the flavor of Earl Grey tea. The Balsalmic strawberry tasted like delicious strawverry cheescake!
The price isn’t bad either for the amount of ice cream you get. My husband got a single scoop which is also quite a lot of ice cream, and I got the double scoop our total was just under $ 9.00! I couldn’t believe it! We will gladly go there again :).

I am not an ice-​cream snob so I can’t get knit-​picky about ice cream. Molly Moons was recommended by a friend and so I knew we had to check it out! My sister and I came on a Friday evening and the line was out the door, but obviously worth the wait. The vibe inside is super lax and chill. The employees really get into the music playing which is an awesome way to welcome in consumers. My sister and I both got a single scoop on the little cone (although their housemade cone smells AMAZING! We watched them make probably 2 dozen or more of them). If you love ice cream, get their cone! I sampled both the Earl Gray ice cream and the Lavender Honey one. They were both really good but I decided to go with Earl Gray!
Super cute ice cream shop. Cute swag. Delicious ice cream and cones. Will definitely return next time I’m in Seattle!

Yummy ice cream but long lines! First time here yesterday and I tried:
coffee (kind of bitter but good)
scout mint (yum)
earl gray (not too flavorful)
honey lavender (yum)
I got a single scoop– half of the scout mind and the honey lavender. The line went by quicker than I thought, and they sell cute t shirts, sweaters, and lunch boxes too. Great service and I would come back.

You can smell the waffle cones from across the street!
I have to admit, this place didn’t meet my expectations in terms of flavor, but I’ve been spoiled by all of the great ice cream places in California.
[WAIT TIME]
The line was out the door when I stopped by, and from the reviews it sounds like the line is always long. I say we waited about 10 minutes before reaching the front.
[FLAVORS]
I was excited to try all of the unique flavors, but slightly disappointed in them. The balsamic strawberry was definitely the best flavor I tried. I didn’t enjoy the salted caramel, it had a weird after taste to it. The mint also had a bitter after taste. The black sesame was definitely unique, but too strong of a flavor. In the end, I went with vanilla because how can you go wrong with vanilla? The vanilla was good from the first few licks, but it didn’t have much flavor.
One scoop is definitely enough, the portions are huge! Maybe I hyped this place up myself a little too much, but I wasn’t as satisfied with my ice cream as I had hoped to be.

I am a recent transplant to Seattle but I have to agree that there is something really special about Molly moons ice cream. At first I thought it was just local enamor but the ice cream is really spectacular. They have seasonal flavors which keep people coming in for more. It has an adorable logo, the esthetics are just on point even on the ice cream sheets, and there is always an amazing aromatic smell of the fresh waffles when you walk in. It’s a whole experience that I just love. It also was a location for the Seattle hello kitty hungry hunt in March… Heart gushes. Whatever the geniuses are drafting next door in the offices, it works.
I really enjoyed the salted caramel which is never the case. However, I do find it overpowering after awhile so I balance it out with a lighter flavor such as maple walnut. Definitely a place to take any out –of-​towners.
This place reminds me of salt & straw in Los Angeles with its unique flavors and vibe.

Molly Moon’s is pretty close to a must try, but as an ice cream lover and fanatic I was slightly disappointed with my experiences here.
Donning unique flavors, it is worth trying (where else can you get honey lavender ice cream?) but the ice cream itself wasn’t as rich or creamy as I prefer. Their waffle cones, however, are some of the best I have ever had. Making them right in front of you not only draws you in from the street, due to the heavenly smell, but adds to the full home-​feel of the establishment.
As a business, I love their concept. Fresh, local ingredients plus a strong focus on the community, sustainability, and giving back to other businesses around the area. For this reason, I don’t mind handing over around 6 – 8 dollars for my ice cream treat.
Bottom line, if we are just talking about ice cream I can get a few pints of Ben & Jerry’s for the same price and be very happy with my selection; but if you take in the full experience… you will enjoy your Molly Moon’s experience.

Excellent ice cream! Interesting flavors and seasonal selections as well! In fact, I liked it so much I went back 3 times in 3 days.
— Salted Caramel is by far my favorite flavor here. Super smooth and «cloudy». It also tastes extremely fresh, unlike some other salted caramel flavors I’ve had.
— Balsamic strawberry also tasted very fresh, and the balsamic made it more earthy and slightly minty too.
I also love adding the extra chococlate fudge sauce!

Yes, milky moon ice cream is probably one of the best I’ve ever had, creamy and flavorful, but for $ 6.50 for a small with a topping, the prices are a little steep. I saw it coming though, merchandise includes a jar of sprinkles for $ 10, ajar of granola for $ 14 and a sweatshirt for $ 50. This is high class stuff.
I thought the flavor selection was ok. I like to try unique flavors and decided on getting the strawberry balsamic flavor. They also had the usual suspects: chocolate, vanilla, caramel, coffee and strawberry. Even though cherries weren’t listed under toppings, I asked if it was possible because I love cherries and the girl helping me happily obliged. :)
There was a huge line, so expect to wait if you come during busy times. The interior is cute, with a few seats by the window and a few in the middle of the shop.
Best part: I got a napkin as I was leaving and noticed that the Girl Scout law was printed on it. Talk about blast from the past.

Molly, you is my best friend. I love ya to the Moon and back.
I have been comformed to be a Honey Lavender and Earl Grey Tea ice cream robot fan. Molly Moon’s has got this on lock and they’ve thrown away the key!
I’ve had Honey Lavender at helllllla other places, but there isn’t one that compares to this one. So creamy, so earthy and I just can’t get over the little flecks of lavender in the cream!
I’ve had the strawberry, it’s mad decent. The earl grey is my numba two pick, but my fave special edition flavor is the Thai Tea! Just because the texture of MM’s cream is Mm-​Mm-​Mm, goodie!

If I could eat this all day, everyday… I would.
I’ve been trying to find Ice Cream places that have Earl Grey or Lavender, and no other place compares to Molly Moon’s. The flavor isn’t so strong that it gets sickening and the ice cream is the perfect amount of sweetness. Although I like extremely hard ice cream, the texture was good as well. However, the ice cream in the tub did melt quicker than I expected.
I’m super sad that there’s no Molly Moon’s in California. This place is heaven. I ordered the Earl Grey and Honey Lavender both times I went during my 3-​day Seattle trip. Sherwin ordered the Vanilla Bean and Salted Caramel. ALL THE FLAVORS WERE ORGASM IN MY MOUTH. Since it was our last night, we decided to buy an Earl Grey tub for myself and Melted Chocolate for Sherwin on top of our two scoops in a cup. It was a good decision. If you’re ever in Seattle, this place is a MUST for ALL the nights you’re there.

PSA: Try the salted caramel before ordering it. It is like licking a salt block. Very polarizing. I usually love salted caramel, and while others seem to swear by theirs I thought it was gross.
Other flavors I’ve tried have been really tasty, though. I particularly like the honey lavender.

If you are a guy who can’t live without ice cream, you absolutely need to try Molly Moon’s ice cream! It’s a homemade ice cream store based in Seattle. Also, ice cream in Molly Moon’s are unique and packed with overwhelming power to pull you into a sugary, sweet wonderland.
They have pretty special flavors like aromatic Earl Grey, candied Honey Lavender and refreshing Scout Mint, plus some seasonal special flavors. I accidently found this awesome ice cream shop when my friends and I were hanging out on the street. I remember it was a windy, freezing winter night, and I was so surprised that there was still an ice cream shop open during late night. I asked for some samples to help me choose. Finally, I decided on the Stumptown Coffee flavor on the hand-​rolled waffle cone. Boom! The strong coffee fragrant just invaded my nostrils, and the deep-​smoked coffee beans suddenly penetrated my taste buds. I will never forget the tasty impact from Molly Moon’s ice cream.
The weather may be imperfect and chilly, yet many people are still willing to stand outside in line just to get their ice cream. Molly Moon’s ice cream store has a cheerful and upbeat attitude toward the service; an ice cream handed to you with a big smile would brighten any cold nights.
Molly Moon’s not only brings you to the fantastic ice cream world but also has a cozy atmosphere for you to savor your ice cream. I believe that you will want to taste all ice cream flavors that are available by them, for the ice cream is so amazing at Molly Moon’s.

I had Molly Moon’s bookmarked about 4 years back, before my last Seattle trip. However, I was never able to make it. This last trip, the roommate and I were having lunch nearby and decided to walk over for dessert. It was Wednesday, January 20^th a little before 1:15pm.
When walking in, there’s an overwhelming scent of sugar. It was also rather warm inside, so you can smell and almost taste the the sugary waffle cones in the air. I get wanting the atmosphere of walking into an ice cream cone, but this was a little too much. The combination of the heat and the sugar was a little stifling.
I decided to keep it simple and get the Scout mint. I really only need a taste or so of ice cream to be satisfied, so I got a Single scoop ($ 4.25). After ordering, I noticed there was a Kids scoop ($ 3.25), but it was too late. There were already scooping my ice cream. The ice cream was creamy and rich. The mint flavor light and refreshing.
For any ice cream lover, they have some cute swag. T-​shirts and bags with some really adorable sayings. They sold bags that said «Ice cream makes you happy» and shirts that said «Without ice cream there would be darkness and chaos». The roommate’s sister in law loves ice cream, so these would have been perfect gifts for her.
Good ice cream, but the atmosphere was a little off putting. It seriously felt like I was in an oven, baking with some waffle cones. Way too stuffy!

This was my first time at a Molly Moon’s, but I decided to make the trek because I love fun ice cream flavors! I tend to always get earl grey or honey lavender when I come to shops like this, but decided on getting something different today. I normally don’t like Strawberry Ice Cream (but this is a whole different story) but I tried their Balsamic Strawberry and it was absolutely AMAZING. I ended up getting an entire scoop of Balsamic Strawberry Ice Cream, which has been my first time eating an entire scoop of fruity ice cream in my entire life.
All-​in-​all, the service was great, the place is really cute, and the ice cream is definitely yummy! It’s a bit on the pricey side, but that’s what you get for having such high ice cream quality.
Recommended flavors:
Earl Grey, Honey Lavender and Balsamic Strawberry :)

After a sweaty dance lesson upstairs at century ballroom we enjoyed the fresh air of the night and became aware of the bight blue neon lights behind us.
A funny dog smiled down at us and the letters around him told us, that this was the place for Molly Moon’s Homemade Ice Cream.
Ice cream? Let’s do this!
We went inside, man, the place was crowded!
But with all the choices of ice cream and toppings I was happy about our time in line, so I could decide what I wanted to try.
I got a I would call it «classic» combo; vanilla ice cream and chocolate sauce on top (vegan).
The ice cream was really good, rich in flavor and the scoop was huge! (So the 4 $ something didn’t hurt too much) I think next time I wouldn’t take the chocolate sauce again, as it is vegan it tasted a bit like one of the «hot chocolates» you get out of one of these vending machines, only cocoa, water and sugar. Not my type of taste but okay. I mixed the sauce with my ice cream and created a vanilla-​cocoa-​ice-​cream and that tasted pretty good!
Before you order you can get a tasting of other sorts, so feel free to ask for a trial before you decide what to get.
They have some «classic» choices like vanilla, strawberry etc. and also some sorts you don’t get to see everywhere like «earl grey», «honey lavender» or «balsamic strawberry».
I’m looking forward to my next ice cream at Molly Moon’s!
Btw. I love that dog in their logo! :D

If you are remotely interested in ice cream, local foods, the organic movement, or supporting local businesses, you must try Molly Moon’s ice cream! It is quite common to see people lined up down the sidewalk to get a taste of their ice cream. There are even vegan options, as well. Some flavors stay year round, but what I really appreciate is the changing menu. Molly Moon’s always buys local ingredients and strives for organic as well.
Even though the selection may be smaller than you are used to, it’s still very difficult to choose. But don’t worry, you can get samples! My favorite way to try Molly Moon’s is to go with a group of friends, each getting a different ice cream, and having a little of each kind. Simply delicious, perfect ice cream!

Their earl grey is amazeballs. It doesn’t have the strong tea flavor, but it is gently sweet and subtle. The texture was on the creamy side without being heavy (if that makes sense).
I also had the maple walnut, which was underwhelming in taste. The walnuts were definitely good, but the maple flavor was non-​existent. I guess it’s good to pair it up with a chocolate or lavender flavors.
Molly Moon’s was a nice finale on my last night in Seattle.

For someone who’s lactose intolerant and can’t eat ice cream, I was so happy to see that they had vegan (dairy-​free) options! I ended up getting a single scoop of the vegan salted caramel. Maybe it’s because I don’t get to eat ice cream anymore or the ice cream was just that good, but each bite made me feel like a little kid getting to eat ice cream on a hot summer day. My friends also really enjoyed their scoops as well.
Definitely worth checking out, but be wary that the seating inside is limited — we ended up standing in the corner to eat. But will come back if I am ever in Seattle again.

I went in because I know of all the hype and I figured I had to try it. It’s a cute store and I liked the range of flavors. That being said, there isn’t anything novel about it — it’s still an ice cream shop. One thing I wish would have been better is the ability to see the ice creams; you always eat with your eyes first! I understand that they were kept in a metal freezer to maintain freshness, but I do think Baskin-​Robbins had a point with the glass cases. Maybe something to think about for the future.
I was indecisive and the nice young man helping me was more than happy to have me try a bunch of flavors. I didn’t feel rushed or pressured at all (but maybe because there was no line so I was the only person to give his attention to). I ended up going with the vegan salted caramel, in a cup, and it was delicious. Few vegan ice creams are really up to par, and this one was! It was made of coconut milk, so that flavor definitely came through, and the texture was also a bit ‘looser’ than typical ice cream. It still had all the sugar and fat that I would come to expect for a dessert. It cost me a little under $ 5 for the one scoop, but the cup is pretty big and it was a substantial serving.
Also, toppings are $ 1.25 each but I didn’t get any. Looked like they had some good ones though.

Seriously, this place was awesome!
SO many unique flavors that you question. but as soon as you try them you fall in love. I sampled about five and died over every single one. I ended up ordering their vegan sweet potato. I am not vegan, but i couldn’t resist this flavor. It had a coconut base and i got it in a waffle cone… i’m not a cup and spoon type of girl. :) waffle cone was perfectly crunchy and tasted fresh. Cute small shop, I will be back!

Say you’ll remember me
Standing in a nice dress,
staring at the sunset, babe
Red lips and rosy cheeks…
Eating Molly Moon’s ice creammmmmmmm ohh oh
Never in my wildest dreams would I have ever had two of my favorite flavors in ice cream form. Earl grey and honey lavender. Fragrant, floral, and just a hint of sweetness.
I couldn’t resist getting a waffle cone. The whole place smelled heavenly and waffle cones are made in house.
Probably my favorite stop on my short trip to Seattle.
Molly Moon’s I will remember you and I will see you again!

Amazing ice cream and amazing housemade waffle cones!
/​/​SERVICE /​/​The short line constantly moved although the servers were not very friendly.
/​/​FOOD /​/​
+ Salted caramel: Way too salty for my taste.
+ Lavender: So good and incredibly fragrant. The lavender flavor was very prominent.
+ Cone: The housemade cone was fresh and sweet.

I got to make my order before a huge line of people came it. I’m sure, reading other reviews, that this place is a hot spot for ice cream and gets pretty full.
I;m so glad to have tried this place and I will definitely come again (in moderation). I got their single scoop and they give you the option of choosing two flavors. The single scoop is a good dessert portion for under $ 5. I tried their honey lavender combined with their scout mint.
I have to say that the scout mint might be the best mint ice cream that I’ve ever had. The scout mint ice cream was sooo creamy and not overpowering with mint. Its refreshingly light and creatively uses thin mint cookies. So imagine, creaminess and bits of crunchy cookie in every spoonful~
The Honey lavender was alright. I have mixed feeling about it. If I could describe the ice cream, it would be «lovely», but not a flavor that I would regularly get. It definitely had a floral feel to it. The texture was questionable though. Kind of gummy and there were ice particles. I don’t know if it was intentional or if the icicles formed from the honey they put in there. The flavor just isn’t for me.
I tried their salted caramel as well. A little too salty for me.
Even though ²⁄₃ flavors weren’t the best, I am so impressed with the scout mint that I am up to try the rest of their flavors that to they have to offer!

Dude brah. I’m a big fan of alliterative names and great ice cream. And this happens to be some of the best ice cream I’ve ever had. The texture is softer than most ice creams, yet somehow holds together pretty well. If you wait too long though, it’ll start running down the cone and your hands, so make sure to grab plenty of napkins. But not too many, because the environment, and what not. And in that regard, you can feel good about Molly Moon’s because almost everything sourced is local, organic, fair-​trade, blah blah blah.
The flavors they have are pretty unique here, but not so far out that you get turned off of trying them. So far I’ve tried the ginger, pumpkin, honey lavender, and chocolate, and after recently trying the earl grey, I think I’ve found my new favorite. It’s a very light, subtle, not too sweet flavor, and it’s something you don’t mind eating over and over.
The lines here aren’t overwhelming on average, but during peak late afternoon/​post-​dinner hours, you may have to wait a bit. That being said, I would limit your tastes to no more than 3 flavors before ordering, just to be considerate. A single scoop is huge, and with a large waffle cone will run you about $ 5.50 ($ 4.50 with a regular cone), so not exactly cheap, but you’ll get a good value nonetheless, given the sizes of everything. Coming from someone who doesn’t really go out of his way for sweets, this is a great place for that post-​meal dessert.

Delicious ice cream at molly moon’s. Went around 9PM on a Saturday night and the place was buzzing.
The line moves rather quickly so be prepared to pick your poison or samples at least. Employees are quite friendly and generous with their sample spoons.
I ended up with the orchard blondie (seasonal) and strawberry balsamic. Both were amazing and had their own unique flavor/​twist to them. Also got it in a waffle cone which was crunchy, sweet, and DELICIOUS. I typically don’t get ice cream in a cone (since many are either flavorless or stale) and if I do, I don’t typically eat all of it, but I devoured this.
Great place for an after dinner dessert!

Das beste Eis in der Stadt! nein der Welt darf ich sechs Sterne vergeben? Hausgemachtes Eis im Becher oder in der Waffel. Empfehlenswert sind die Spezialsorten aus Saisonfrüchten/​gemüse. Ein Gaumenschmaus der das lange Anstehen, bis zu einer halben Stunde, mehr als wett macht!

Over da moon with Molly Moon’s ~
* TRY — We tried Balsamic Strawberry, Stumptown Coffee, Strawberry, Vegan Coconut Raspberry, Melted Chocolate and got:
* GET — Strawberry = fresh, creamy and delish
* GET — Coconut Raspberry = yummy and not-​too-​heavy on that coconut taste
* GET — Melted Chocolate = such. good. chocolate
* YES — Clean cute shop right on Pike St.
* YES — Offers kid’s scoop, double, cup, sugar or waffle cone
* YES — Offers accessories for purchase (ie: pins, shirts, etc).
* WOA (words of advice):
— Lots of street parking
— Accepts credit cards