Chew Moo's in Bath and North East Somerset

Chew Moos has fantastic quality ice cream in a place which entertained children. There is a playground with a fort and slide where the kids can play. There's some small push along vehicles and a track for them. There's a football goal where they can run off some steam. There's picnic tables and a nearby toilet. There are some goats and pigs and small horses to look at. There's parking for about 12 cars. The ice cream is of amazing quality. The flavours are rich and sweet and use their own creamy milk. Outstanding for me was their plain Guernsey milk ice cream which was smooth and had an incredible glamour, though they had many others to choose from including chocolate, strawberry, dark cherry and chocolate, limoncello, bubblegum, marshmallow. You can buy their creamy milk from their vending machine, though it should be noted that if you haven't brought your own bottle it's £2 for a glass bottle. This is a lovely place to visit for good quality ice cream, and kids will be entertained by the other things too

Great ice cream, reasonably priced. The play area/field is perfect. Climbing frame with slide, track with little sit and ride toys and a large space for football. Planes flying overhead. We spent a couple of hours here.

Tasty generous scoops of ice cream, fantastic play area with little tractors and racetrack, wooden castle and a few animals. Friendly staff, free parking. Easy to find. Good few hours of fun for kids.

The ice cream is out of this world! A good selection of flavors without it being overwhelming. All flavors come available to buy and take home too in various tub sizes

Excellent ice cream unbelievable flavers and taste great . Staff are friendly and the ice cream parlour is excellent. The play area for children once you have eaten is brilliant. I really recommend this family run business you won't be disappointed.

Poorly organised event parking was awful one way in and out traffic control was terrible ordering of food and ice cream was terrible wait not a great deal to do.

We drove an hour and a half just to try this amazing ice cream, as we saw it being made in a YouTube video! The drive was definitely worth it! Surrounded by lovely views and delicious ice cream! We shall definitely be returning in the future!

Perfect visit for us and our 2-year-old. Amazing ice cream (made on site) and and an amazing playground surrounded by farm animals. All family run and couldn’t be more friendly. Highly recommend.

Visited on a Thursday, arrived at 10 am which is when they open. It was hard to find not signposted from the road in the direction we were coming from and no clear signs for parking or anything but we got there in the end. Lovely new play area. Lots of picnic benches. Two goalposts for football if you bring your own ball. Goats, sheep and cows. You can buy animal food in the ice cream shop. The ice cream is amazing, £3 a scoop +50p for sprinkles. Yummy but expensive, surely they could throw in some sprinkles for free! We would definitely return if we were in the area but felt like the place definitely needed some improvement in terms of layout, signing and maybe some walks and more animals. As it’s near Bristol Airport you get the low-flying planes going over which was fun to watch.

At present you can only purchase ice cream to take away, but there are picnic tables outside where you can enjoy the ice cream and lovely views. With a small play area and goats to amuse the children. There is indoor seating but closed at present. The ice cream is the best I’ve ever tasted and the choice of flavours tremendous. I was even allowed a taster as I couldn’t decide on my choice. They also sell Guernsey milk from a vending machine. Take your cool bag to bring a few pots home!

Full of flavor, clean shop, friendly staff. Great products, fresh milk, coffee, ice cream, tea and cakes.

This is not a restaurant. It's an ice-cream parlour with delicious artisan ice-creams made by hand on the premises using milk from the farm's own Guernsey cows. Some standard flavours such as cream vanilla and strawberry but loads of unusual ones like elderflower and chocolate with cherries. Also one vibrantly decorated ice-cream specifically aimed at children. Extremely clean and friendly with decent coffee too and some seats in the form of ice-cream cones. Plus, being on the top of Dundry, a little stroll along the lane or up the adjacent field allows the most superb views. Apparently, on a clear day, the view covers 7 counties.

A pleasant ice cream parlour located right next to the factory that makes it, which is itself located on the farm that the milk comes from, you really can’t get any more local than that! A good range of their ice creams are available, either to eat in or takeaway (or both!) and either in tubs or cones. Between us we tried the peanut butter and salted caramel, white chocolate and honeycomb and the scrumptious strawberry. All three were really very good, lovely creamy ice cream and great flavours. My only minor criticism would be that the peanut butter and salted caramel could have done with a lot more caramel, it was really the peanut butter flavour that was dominant. But I still enjoyed it, and the other two were really very good. You can sit inside or outside, although being on a working farm there is a certain aroma in the air if you go for outside! There is also a small range of cakes available, I noticed Victoria Sponge and some brownies I think, although I didn’t really take too much notice. A friendly young lady serving all added up to a most enjoyable experience and we came away with three tubs to savour at home.