Cash only spot. Delicious ice cream. Chocolate flavor with…read morebanana was my favorite. You can really taste the quality as the ice cream is creamy and delicate. There is a nice outside patio with benches. Service is friendly.

Kem CoBa was the last stop on a Mile End food tour I was taking. We had actually come (almost) full…read morecircle since we had stopped a place next door earlier in the tour - so I already had my eyes on this place from before. It looked cute, so I was glad to sample some of their offerings. From what I can gather, Kem CoBa specializes in specialty ice cream and sorbet flavors, though they also have a small selection of pastries as well. Specifically, they have unique flavor combinations that I had not seen elsewhere. We did not get to choose our flavor during our visit, which was okay as we got one that was quite tasty: raspberry lychee swirled with rose. I was a little hesitant about the rose at first but it wasn't overly floral and paired well with the sweetness of the raspberry. The ice cream was soft serve, and was super smooth. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised with Kem CoBa. The ice cream was smooth and tasty, and the offer a product that is not typically seen in other ice cream parlors. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Cross my heart and hope to die - Cremerie Meu Meu has the best sorbets I've ever had…read more My friend stumbled upon this ice-cream shop tucked in a tiny storefront near the Mont-Royal station on a blistering hot and humid day in Montreal. We first got a double scoop of the Orange and Arctic Fire Sorbets. I'm not usually one to get orange-flavoured desserts/drinks since I can easily get some old-fashioned OJ, but this Orange Sorbet was absolutely divine on the hot day. Sweet and tangy, yet not overpowering. The Arctic Fire was an interestingly sweet with a floral tone - I wish I remembered the main ingredient, but I was too busy indulging in my ice-cream/sorbet addiction. The sorbets were incredibly good. After we devoured them, we went back in immediately to try more flavours. My friend and I ultimately decided on the Mango and Passion Fruit Sorbets, both representing tangy fruits that we enjoy and love. The owner highly recommended the Cantaloupe to help us cool off, and proceeded to give us a free scoop on top of our packed cup! We were so appreciative of the free scoop, and I'm glad we got to try it out! It was my favourite flavour - it genuinely tasted straight like the fruit, just an ice-y form. My friend's favourite was the Orange. If you're in the Mont-Royal area, make sure to give this place a try! I wish we tried some of their ice-cream flavours, but we already did 5 different sorbet flavours that night. Couldn't afford a brain freeze! I think from now on, I'm gonna start trying Orange-flavoured desserts/drinks.

Tried to come back twice :) Overall, lovely, very true-to-flavor and high quality flavors, noting…read morethat some of the flavors are more subtle than others (e.g., in the chestnut and maple). The chocolate ice cream on the other hand is super saturated (note the Dutch chocolate is the same as the sea salt except the salt). While I loved the ice cream, unless I'm specifically in the mood for something creamy, I actually think I would prefer to get the sorbets next time for the more concentrated gelato-like flavor. The matcha sorbet seemed like a winner, but they also have such a wide range of delicious flavors. They let you try some flavors, which is perfect for an indecisive person like me. And the servers are so sweet!

Ice cream was good but vegan chocolate cupcake was decidedly not. Dry cupcake and overly sweet…read morefrosting and steeply priced.

Very cute little shop in a touristy area right by the basilica. Everything looks very nice. We…read morehad a cupcake and while beautiful, the cake was super dry. Staff was nice and overall this place was okay, maybe I just had a dud cupcake.

Very good food we enjoy great Sarvice so help full staff. Nice we have great experienceread more

Creperie Chez Suzette is located on Rue Saint Paul which is in the heart of Old Montreal. You would…read moresuspect tourist prices but actually they are quite reasonable and lower than surrounding restaurants. Surprized and delighted by the prices. The creperie has been converted from a clothing store in 1996 from a historical building. There is both a main floor and upper floor dinning area with multiple rooms some much older with a nostalgic look while others are modern. Outdoor seating is also available. I would not come to Montreal and not have crepes. I like both savory & sweet offerings. Creperie Chez Suzette had a 4.5 rating on Yelp so this was my choice on a Thursday afternoon. They have a large menu offering sandwiches, soups (French onion) fondu and salads. I went with the sweet crepe ($18.05) and latte ($6.99). The crepe cut easily with a fork, it was served hot and delicious. I would order it again. The latte was good but could have been cheaper. This place has lines so the service can be delayed at times.

Jorge was serving us and she was so incredibly friendly and knowledgeable about the Ice Cream. It…read morewas very impressive. They had a really interesting ice cream flavors along with some general classics. But by far this was the best customer service that we experienced on our Ice Cream tour in Montreal. We'd love the Fany rose flavor and the coffee with the standouts. They also have a six times chocolate flavor that was very good.

SO SO GOOD! I got the ginger ice cream and it blew my mind. I had no idea what to expect but this…read morewas so good.

This place is so cute! Good, cheap ice cream and the kindest staff. Also a way better way to spend…read moreyour breaks at school than in the library!!? Unfortunately, I only found out about this place in my final semester at McGill, since I never had any classes in the building. But, I definitely tried to make up for lost time :)

When I was at McGill I gave Frostbite a lot of business so I know this place well. It is a…read morestudent-run ice cream store located in the McConnell Engineering building. It is entirely staffed by students and is even open in summer when there are fewer people on campus. They serve mostly Nestle ice cream but sometimes they have some flavours from Ripples. The main appeal of Frostbite is the low prices. They are famous for Toonie Tuesdays where you can get a medium ice cream for only $2 as opposed to the usual price which is about $1 higher. I can't remember the exact amount. If you bring your own mug you will pay $1.25 a scoop and usually the staff are very generous with their scoops. Their other claim to fame is the offer of a free ice cream if you fail an exam with a score of less than 30%. This place is pretty sweet (no pun intended) and you should definitely pay it a visit when you get the chance.

Super cute ice cream shop! The decor is so cozy and fun. Great place to come have a treat and…read moreenjoy. The flavors are unique and super tasty. The staff are very friendly and will let you try a couple flavors if you want! Love this spot :)

Been several years since my last visit to Ca Lem. They have multiple locations. 16 flavours and we…read moresampled several. You can sample two at a time. Scoops are $4.10 (single) or $6.35 (double/soft serve), while pints are $13.00 (500mL). - Double scoop ($6.35) - citron yuzu sorbet and fraise litchi sorbet. Real bits of lychee were a pleasant surprise. Lemon yuzu had a slight bitter note. Texture is good but melty

Omg, freaking good Ice-Cream spot. Oh-la-la , Chocolate everywhere. Yum!…read more Check this spot out, please. I highly recommend it. Francois : Oh Mon Dieu, un glacier vraimemt genial. Oh la la, du chocolat partout. Miam! Alex y faire un tour, si'l vous pla't. Je vous le recommande vivement.

I decided to go for a sweet treat while in Montreal and this spot popped up. It's like a funhouse…read morefactory and the store gets very busy with a ton of chocolate options. I came for one of their signature dipped cones. I love that they have a variety of sizes to choose from and even the petit was a lot of ice cream. You can even choose the flavor of soft serve so it's a customized cone every step of the way. I decided on the noisette croquante (dark chocolate dip) over a plain vanilla soft serve. The shell is thick, but the chocolate was soft enough to bite through.

Ice cream was amazing, fast & friendly staff, they stayed open after closing time to serve everyone…read morein line

We've been checking out all the soft serve spots and SWIRL was new (for us) to try out. They use an…read moreorganic coconut milk base and are located across the street from Café Chez Téta. We dropped in on a Wednesday afternoon (around 3:15pm). To order, walk up to the window counter. Service is quick and there's a small, elongated bench out front to sit at. Menu is short and sweet with 6 options (four flavours with two twist combinations) and a sundae. Pints are available for $15.00 (500mL). - Bleuet sauvage du QC/yuzu ($6.00) - this was their only sorbet option. The yuzu was surprisingly prominent and paired perfectly with the wild Quebec blueberries. Texture was fantastic. Card payment only. I'd come back to SWIRL to try their other twist flavours.

Delicious! There was no wait and was able to walk up and order very quickly. The selection all…read moresounded to good! Ended up getting the chocolate and mango. YUM. Tried the hazelnut and pear ALSO YUM. It's an outdoor location without indoor seating but it's nice to get the treat and walk through the market!

A perfect ice cream and sorbet kiosk at Atwater Market. In the heat, a major line up piles but the…read morewait was worth it. The service was amiable and quick. I got my favorite Vanilla and Pistachio ice cream. It was very good. My sister got raspberry sorbet, and I tasted it and it was excellent. I wish I had hers, but mine was good though. Anyway, I need to come back again for the raspberry flavor. Their menu is full amazing fruit sorbets... I guess I will use this summer to try all of them since I am not planning to go far from my place due to the Covid 19.