This place is far busier than their location on Milky Way, as it's located in the very touristy…read morearea of the Cavendish boardwalk. Cons? Be prepared for long lines cramped in a small area. Pros? Lots more flavours to choose from!! Among the four of us, we shared three cups of double scoops. Since you pay only $1 more for an extra scoop, it's very much worth it to share (instead of ordering another single scoop)! We decided to experiment and try new flavours. My sister got the Cookie Moonster again, as she really enjoyed it the last time. She also got the Moo York Cheesecake, but I felt that this flavour wasn't as good. There wasn't a prominent cheesecake flavour, and the taste really just blended with the cookie moonster. My parents shared the Cowconut (my mom's favourite; I found it a bit too overwhelming) and the Maple Walnut (it had quite a strong maple taste, but there were impressive chunks of walnut pieces in the ice cream). I opted for the vanilla - plain and simple, but the best! I also got the PEI Blueberry. We had sampled both the Apple Crisp and the Blueberry... I preferred the Apple Crisp more, but my dad found the caramel bits to be too sweet, so we got the Blueberry. Between the strawberry and blueberry, however, I do prefer the strawberry, so I'm glad I listened to the server the last time at Milky Way!

I've been to plenty of ice cream stands in my time, and I've had some good ice cream. Normally,…read morethat's all someone would really need to rate the place on. And while Cow's is my favorite place on the island to grab a cool treat in a made-onsite waffle cone, Cow's isn't cool with just being yet another ice cream stand. Cow's is much, much more. I think I have at this point in time 8 different shirts with their mascot parodying various bits of pop culture in my dresser. I have Cow's hot cocoa mix (which is fantastic, by the way) in my cupboard. Anybody who calls Cow's "The Canadian Ben and Jerry's" is putting things backwards. And this particular location is a great place to find out why.

Excellent ice cream, if a little pricey. We visited on July 9th and the music was so loud that we…read morecouldn't hold a conversation, and could barely hear the server and the cashier.

Solid three stars for delicious Prince Edward Island ice cream. There is a gift shop as well. The…read morekiddie cone was enough ice cream.

Such a gift in the hot summer! Kiwi flavor was my favourite and it was cheaper than Ontarioread more

The food was terrible and most likely frozen beforehand. The staff were unfriendly and the prices…read morewere high for such small portions/servings. The place was kind of depressing it was empty and staff were on their phones the whole time. Multiple people came in and left because of the ridiculous prices. The staff weren't doing their jobs as they were sit around and not doing anything while on their phones. Overall do NOT come to this restaurant it was my worst part of my trip to Canada.

Stopped for lunch here at the Cavendish Boardwalk after seeing the AoGG Heritage site. This place…read morewas *hopping* for lunch, which is always a good sign. Our family has to navigate life with a severe nut allergy, so we were impressed when the staff took the time to discuss with us exactly which menu items were made in-house and safe. It's a mom and pop operation, they talked about how hard it was to find consistency and quality from the suppliers during -and after- the pandemic. We were able to find several food options for my son, and for him we ordered fried fish with a side of poutine. He was in heaven. Well, we all were, actually, because the seafood was delish. We even returned later for soft serve ice cream because they guaranteed it was nut-free. My kid has only had ice cream from a commercial restaurant maybe 2 or 3 times in his life, so it was a very rare and welcome treat. We definitely recommend Captain Scott's - both for their food and also for their family's friendliness and service. We love this place. Thank you!

Burnt sugar ice cream? I've never heard of such a flavor, but hell if it ain't excellent. We're…read moreusually pretty skeptical of ice cream joints in a tourist town, but after seeing the lines back at the location in Halifax we figured they had to be pretty good. We were there pre busy season so it was quick in, quick out, helpful servers scooping. There's a neat little shop with all manner of kitsch attached to it if that's your way. I mean, all in all a solid showing, it's top shelf and you get a hefty scoop for the price. Pro tip: if you get a 2 scooper, get two flavors. The burnt sugar went really well with chocolate peanut butter cup.

Interesting story of their business and tasted some of their delicious products. Very unique…read moreflavors and merchandise for sale.

Service was excellent and quick. However, the food is…read morepretty expensive for what it is. For 2 meals it was just about $50. The food was mediocre and really not worth the cost. It was good but not $50 for 2 meals good.

Affordable chip stand fare. Had a fish sandwich, scallop burger and club sandwich. Club and fish…read morewere very good the scallop burger not so much - dry and chewy. Served with huge amounts of the sides - onion rings and sweet potato fries. All the food seems to be pre-made, frozen food that is fried/cooked on site. The staff are very young - so please be patient.

Some of the best ice cream you'll find on PEI! The warm apple sundae is divine! The soft serve is a…read morefamily favourite (creamy without the ice).

Perfect spot to pick up a scoop of ice ream or enjoy a shot of espresso on the north shore of PEI!…read moreA modern take on an old fashioned ice cream parlour. Deck on the front and picnic tables/lawn games. Right next door to Village Pottery so you can shop as well from the longest running pottery shop on Prince Edward Island while you're there!

Im not kidding when I say that I would go back to P.E.I. just to go to Potters. Yes Cow's is so…read moredelicious, but this place exceeds beyond expectations. First off Prince Edward Island probably has got to have the best dairy products in North America even New England. Yes I have lived in New England for 27.66 years. I had a caramel swirl small sized ice cream. The portion for a small was suprisingly Texas size. I did not eat the ice cream till 30 min later after I purchased and it was still so firm and creamy. I think there is this best kept and top secret in which no one in this province will ever disclose in making quintessential ice cream. Apart from the Ice Cream I also purchased a donut. Donut like the ice cream was beyond outstanding. I had the cake battered donut with vanilla frosting with fruit loops sprinkled on top of it. It tasted so different than any donuts I ever had. I prefer store bought donuts as oppose to Dunkin Donuts found all over greater Boston. However, now after I tried a PEI donut from Potters I will never go to Dunkin Donuts. The texture was so firm and fresh even one day after the purchase. I believe it has some potato starch from the red soils. I hope to come back and see you next time Potters.

So I am biased but we had a great time here. Not much to look at inside or outside but the prices…read morewere decent. We couldn't go help ourselves with the salad bar during COVID but we could check off boxes of the food we wanted to try and they would bring it to us. Seafood was fresh. Salad bar was decent but not anything special. What made it special was the service. Our server went beyond what he needed to, to make sure that we were comfortable. He was friendly, likeable, fast, and kind. We actually had to hunt him to give him a generous tip because you need to pay upfront at the till for everything. And there wasn't a tip option when we paid. But he did his service above and beyond most of the people we know that serve expecting a tip. What was the was the best was another server. We have a daughter with dual diagnosis. She has Down syndrome and autism. And she doesn't enjoy eating. We got there late, and she wasn't interested in eating so she sat in the middle of the floor. It was a big restaurant with only a few people eating so we left her there. And ALL the staff instead of rolling their eyes as they walked by either waved or said hi. And then there was this lady. Who if anyone reading this knows who she is, please message me. I would like to thank properly. After she was done with her table, she put down her tray and sat and said hi to our girl and copied her movements (she rocks for comfort) and our daughter who doesn't particularly likes to be touched ended up snuggling in for a cuddle. I couldn't pay enough for this experience. And when I was wiping away tears and thanking her she kindly shrugged and said it was nothing. It was everything. And all the servers treated us as well if they served us or not or if they were being tipped or not. Go there on this principal alone.

Probably my favourite place to get lobster on PEI. They have a salad bar that is all you can eat…read more(extra charge), but it's worth it as they have mussels and other goodies. Also their rolls and strawberry shortcake are fantastic! The only downside is the ambiance. It's super loud and generally a lot of kids. If you are looking to avoid that, go for lunch!

The Willow was an awesome find in Kensington!…read more A great space, solid coffee, and a big selection of delicious baked goods - both sweet and savoury.

My order was very simple: a cappuccino and a macaroon. The cappuccino was NOT a cappuccino. I was a…read morea latte, and a very weak one at that. The macaroon was skimpy and too sweet. The chocolate drizzle was tasteless. The service was standard. The ambiance was friendly. The place was loaded with flies -- not a good sign, but we felt compelled to buy something to use the restroom.