Moo's pretty awesome. Food's super tasty, very fresh - I love it.

Went there last night and had their chilli with some delicious cornbread - yummy! - as a side to start out with.

But beware, if you get that, you won't need fries either!

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wow !    i  just looked up their web-page ~ i am going there for sure !!

i have been looking for somewhere to order a homemade Monte Cristo Sandwich !  i can already taste it !

yum...

This place looks good.  I was thinking it was th eone that opened recently next to McDonalds to the north on Coffee and Hageman.  I thought it was Moo something.

Do they always cook their burgers on the rare side? I noticed it looked a pink in the center of the second picture. If so, my dad would love it (he likes his beef still mooing, heh) but my mom would freak out (well, well, well done for her, even if it's rubberized).

Yes, they normally cook to medium rare unless asked to do differently. They are the only place I know of that doesn't routinely ruin their beef!

Moo Creamery is really, really good.  I've been there about four or five times, and everything was excellent except the rigatoni-something-or-other, which was a daily special.  So far I've had a burger (it was one of the spicy ones--I forget which.  Excellent!,) the onion rings (beer battered, soooo crispy and wonderful--my second favorite thing on the menu,) the chicken strips (on the kids menu, but they'll still give it to you, and my very favorite item--also beer battered and crispy,) the cheesecake (creamy and wonderful,) an old-fashioned Brooklyn egg cream (pretty much a chocolate soda--very good) and two ice cream flavors--the peppermint-something-or-other and the grape? sorbet (the grape sorbet was just okay, but the peppermint was awesome!)  I also had something else which was one of the specials and it was really good, but I forget what it was (great memory I got.)  My Mom also highly recommends the brownie.

I love this place.  It's really cheerful, too, so I like to take the kids there.

BTW ghost--I'm glad you had a good lunch with you son.  Now you got me on a Moo Creamery kick, though!!!  I want chicken strips NOW!!!

I'll have to tell my parents since it sounds right up my dad's alley food-wise... and make sure to tell my mom to express her desires to have a very well-done burger so she'll actually go back after the first visit, heh.

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no doubt after this link, the business should boom for them ... hopefully they can be consistant , that is one of my pet peeves, love a place one day, and brag to all my friends, then go again and it stinks ...

i will give it a try for sure, and report back on how good (or not) the Monte Cristo tastes ... i can t wait !

they have alot of information on their web page too, (no, i am not gonna include the link...) BUT ~ you all are computer savvy and can figure it out ! LOL

This has turned into a restaurant review, but that's okay! Moo Creamery is on Truxtun just east of Mohawk, near the Paragon Spa...you know, that fancy place with the domed roof. It is owned and operated by a newlywed couple who are both chefs, and VERY good ones, at that! Their menu includes seasonal changes, holiday specials, and some of the most unusual flavors of ice cream I have ever seen. (Guiness, bacon love, drunk newton, bourbon bread pudding, etc.)

They should apply to be on Hells Kitchen, maybe then ~ that show will have actual 'cooks' on there for once, worthy to be running a 4-star restaurant !

The show does make me laugh, tah tah ~ but it sounds like there's real talent right here in Bako ! Good for us !

goldilox - I've been to Moo at least a dozen times, probably more, and my food's been consistently delicious. So hopefully it will hold up for you with odds like that!

My husband happened to have had the Monte Cristo for the first time yesterday - beware, it defeated him after two thirds of it and he had to take the rest home. He did say it was good and had the rest for lunch today.

Thanks ~ I havent had a M C since that place in the mall ... Jolly Roger (YES, i AM that old)

Here we come MOOOOOO ~ fair warning !

aright..you guys aint leavin me at home..i bet i could eat two of those messican border burgers..*BURP*

That's the one I had, Sioux!  Mmmmm.  It was so good.  I don't think you could eat two, though--not if you order the onion rings with it, and the old fashioned Brooklyn egg cream too.  It's worth a try though, huh?  ; )

Is this thing BIGGER than the ' big and nasty's ' from John's Burgers---please tell me that it is.....