Herrell's offers a couple of "no-moo" flavors of particular interest to vegans, and a soy shake that can be made from those flavors as well.
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Added by ananimalfriendlylife.com on Jun 28 07 (updated Jun 28 07)
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Herrell's has quite the queue, presumably for the hotter, busier days. The line was actually a little long when I pass through in June, when the temperatures were low-to-mid 80s. Perhaps the old, converted bank vault provides a little shelter from the summer heat, as well. It certainly was a novelty.
I had come for some no-moo ice cream I'd read about, but saw the sign for a soy shake, which instantly changed my mind. Though the shake is on the expensive side, at $6.04 including tax, it's pretty large at about 20-22 oz., which makes it good for sharing, if you can bring yourself to sacrifice any of this delicious drink.
The two available flavors the day I was there were chocolate and peanut butter. Of course, I combined the two for my shake, and it was excellent. Unlike some other vegan shakes I've had, this one was rich and creamy, making me wonder how good the no-moo ice creams are on their own, so I'll definitely return to try those out.