Moo Ice Cream Parlour in Gwynedd

We were recommended to visit when we were next in Caernarfon and we are so glad we did, the food is so good that a pancake would have tasted great on its own despite the wonderful toppings on offer, we will be returning here for sure!

Had the most amazing savoury crepe today, chorizo, bacon and ham, followed by a latte which was also excellent. The staff are friendly and efficient my order came out ver quickly.I would highly recommend this little gem!

Wide choice of tasty pancakes and ice creams

A surprising and excellent find right beside Caernarfon Castle. Gluten free pancakes are available, which is handy, and the kid's meal was enormous. Recommended for a quick and tasty lunch.

We have visited this ice cream shop/cafe before. It’s a very nice quaint place, fantastic choice of ice cream and delicious coffee and pancakes. Lovely friendly staff, Well worth a visit

Amazing pancakes! Would definitely recommend the leek ham and cheese. The I've cream was also fantastic, the white chocolate special was particularly good. Also dog friendly

We just happened to come across this place and are so glad we did, these were some of the best pancakes we've ever had!! Both my wife and I had savoury pancakes and my son had a sweet one, couldn't fault the quality of the food or the service!!

I love every single things of this place. Nice staff, great service, good pancakes, and amazing ice-cream.

I've been in quite a few times over the past few years, not *very* frequently, but if I happen to be passing and feeling a bit peckish, or in the mood for ice cream I'll pop in. It's the kind of local cafe where you know that the food will be delicious every single time.Today, I dropped in for a spot of lunch with my brother, it was a Tuesday afternoon so it wasn't too busy. I had an apple and bacon pancake; the bacon was nice and crisp, and coupled with slightly sweet and tart apple, it makes for a really great combo! He had chicken, chorizo, ham and cheese which he thoroughly enjoyed too.I particularly like the fact that the owner is a Dutch lady who really takes care to ensure that your dining experience has touches of authentic Netherlands flavour, from the massive bottles of real stroop on the tables, to the poffertjes pan hanging on the wall. Speaking of which, the building itself is pretty small, so it's no surprise that they'd decided to build a conservatory to extend the seating at the back. I'm kicking myself for forgetting to photograph it, but the conservatory frame is made with traditional wooden joinery which serves to further enhance the utterly charming and cosy atmosphere.We finished off with their homemade ice cream, probably the star feature of this cafe. The selection of flavours tends to be very eclectic and interesting, a bright orange Sea Buckthorn flavour, and a purple/pink Dragon fruit flavour caught our eye. We had tasters, and both were delicious, but evidently we weren't feeling fruity as I plumped for a Stroopwaffel flavour and my brother chose hazelnut.Mine was a classic vanilla base with real chunks of stroopwaffel mixed through. Whilst delicious, I wished there was a stronger ribbon of cinnamon caramel running through, not necessarily more waffle, just a stronger flavour so that it can really stand out against the vanilla. The hazelnut ice cream on the other hand was completely flawless, the flavour was deep, rich, nutty and not overly sweet.So... highly recommended.

Lovely staff & amazing pancakes! Me and my daughter don't eat dairy so the fact they do soya pancakes was just amazing. She had her favourite toppings of peanut butter and raisins, and the rest of us had lovely savoury pancakes. They also do gluten free pancakes as well! Because it was new years eve we were given a free bowl of Danish style donuts and some prosecco sorbet free of charge! Cant wait to go back.