Location in Capitol Hill, SeattleView Larger Map
The illustration of the dog is Molly Moon's own dog.
Molly Moon's is located in Capitol Hill.This was our first visit to the store and it was after our dinner, so it was pretty busy. The line was about 15-minutes long!
I did try red currant on the following visit and it was good!
Waiting in line was over and now and we were inside the store. It was very well decorated with cool accents like the milk bottle lamp, black board, etc.
Notice the modern/rustic combo interior design.
I had went on her blog and watched her video featured on a Seattle based tv show. She said that salted caramel was the best seller, so we just had to try it! The other flavor that we tried was vanilla bean.
Look how bit it is!
I did try red currant on the following visit and it was good!Waiting in line was over and now and we were inside the store. It was very well decorated with cool accents like the milk bottle lamp, black board, etc.
Notice the modern/rustic combo interior design.
Look how bit it is!To be honest, salted caramel was too salty! (Although I found myself craving it days later). Vanilla bean was also an excellent choice! The amount and quality of ice cream that you get is worth the money spent.
Notice the heart on the waffle!
Trying red currant and vivace coffee on the 2nd visit.
Notice the heart on the waffle!
Trying red currant and vivace coffee on the 2nd visit.The store uses environmental friendly compost materials for all the disposables, including spoons, napkins, cups and papers. In addition to that the waffle cone is actually made on spot. The waffle is baked, wrapped around a wooden cone, then left to harden.
This is how waffle cones are made at Molly Moon's!
This is how waffle cones are made at Molly Moon's!For a single scoop with a waffle cone, it only costs $4! If you haven't visited this place, you have to! The place is open 'til 11pm! Although I've only been here four times, my favorite flavors in order are the following: vivace coffee, strawberry, vanilla bean, red currant, raspberry mint sorbet, honey lavender, and maple walnut. I would love to try ginger!
