This was our first time here. I was pleased with the service and atmosphere.  The counter and server  associates were friendly and attentive.

 I ordered a Monte...

This was our first time here. I was pleased with the service and atmosphere.  The counter and server  associates were friendly and attentive.

 I ordered a Monte Cristo and a Carmel Whiskey Shake.   I was not expecting the Monte Cristo to be deep-fried.  The taste of the oil from the deep fat fryer permeated throughout the entire sandwich.  Monte Cristos I've had at other places were fried in a skillet with a little butter.  I was extremely disappointed.  But the shake was out of this world fantastic, so I'll be coming back defintately.  Next time for the food I'll order something more safe like a burger.

My partner and I had a late lunch/early dinner at Moo Creamery about 2 weeks ago. I had the Monte Cristo with fries. The sandwich had the barest amount of meat on it and the fries were so salty...

My partner and I had a late lunch/early dinner at Moo Creamery about 2 weeks ago. I had the Monte Cristo with fries. The sandwich had the barest amount of meat on it and the fries were so salty I had to brush them off before eating them one at a time.

My partner had the Roasted Turkey CLub which he said was fair. His onion rings were over-cooked- as though they had been double-dunked in the fryer to warm them up after already having been cooked once.

At $8 per sandwich and $2 per drink the place is a little on the pricey side for the quality and portion sizes.

Despite being un-impressed with the food we each had a single scoop of ice-cream (their name-sake and calling-card) on a waffle cone. I had the pumpkin pie and my partner opted for vanilla. I will say that it was (for me) very tastey, not overly sweet. My partner said his ice-cream was "OK" but he likes sugary-sweet (Coldstone) ice cream anyway. Still, it was hard to justify $3 per scoop of ice cream. The one redeeming quality is that they pack the whole cone with icecream rather than just resting a single scoop on top.

My guess is that the concept of Moo Creamery will be sold as a franchise to a large conglomerate before the end of 2 years. What started as a Bakersfield-based business will eventualy become just another Rosemary's-like novelty.

Good food, enjoyed the Mac N Cheese. I would say that the ice cream is the big selling point here. Not a surprise since it is a creamery, but the ice cream is delicious.

Good food, enjoyed the Mac N Cheese. I would say that the ice cream is the big selling point here. Not a surprise since it is a creamery, but the ice cream is delicious.

Can you say....ummm....disgusting...took my daughter....whos 10, and she would not even eat the pancakes...what does that tell you?

Can you say....ummm....disgusting...took my daughter....whos 10, and she would not even eat the pancakes...what does that tell you?