Wow..who knew we had a place like this in Lachine..and what a spot for it…read more If you love Diperie but hate the wait (dodging cars in the parking lot of the mall in DDO since we humans cannot manage to line up on the sidewalk )liken the civilized) then this is the place for you. A bit of a tight fit getting in the door. .but the gelato in there is heavenly "What. ..you have TWO kinds of pistachio. ..yesss" Remember...I don't like ice cream. If you are adventurous they have the veggies and herbs selections of gelato..pineapple basil caught my eye. 16 different choices of dips and the flakey pastry cone was available. Vegetarian options and lactose free options available. Why not..and instead of the view of a parking lot..the pretty Lachine canal is right there

First Gelato of the season! A trio of black sesame and cashew, mango and speculoos! Inventive and…read moredelicious flavours, worth the social distancing wait!

Our first ice cream of the season was on a beautiful sunny day and early enough to be maple taffee…read moreflavoured! But that was only one of the many, varied and delicious flavours that @cremeglaceebobec boast in their quaint, traditional eclectic ice cream shop. Not to mention the very long list of milkshake and slush flavours to quench that thirst when it gets even warmer

Never heard of Crème Glacée Bo-Bec, an ice cream spot, until I read about it on Montreal Eater. I…read moredecided to give them a shot on a late Thursday afternoon. They have 24 flavours and each flavour side is coded by colour (blue for ice cream, green for sorbet and brown for yogurt). There's also a million specials on the boards such as blizzards, milkshakes, banana splits, soft serve and drinks). One scoop is $4.25, two scoops is $6.25 (taxes included in the price). I was able to sample two flavours before choosing. Service is a bit brisk. - Kulfi ($4.25 single) - never tried this before; it's a mix of Indian spices (ginger, cumin and cardamom) and four types of nuts. You get full pieces of nuts too. I tasted pecan and hazelnut. Creamy, refreshing like a chai (but better). Only unfortunate thing is it melted quickly outside. Cash only.

Decided to try a new ice cream place, closer to home. Drove many times by this one but never…read morestopped. First, the selection. This place is a very old ice cream place that renovated and upgraded with time. As such, many things were added with time. You can have pretty much anything that soft serve can do (disregard alcool stuff, family place). So flotter? Yeah. Slush? Yeah. Ice cream cone? Yeah. Blizzard? You guessed it. And many many more.you can even order birthday cake and such. As for the ice cream selection, there's like 20 sort serve flavor that you can mix! If you get an ice cream cone (that you can also have in a bowl instead), you can select up to 3 favor to twist and you can also add a toppings like Oreo, smarties, Reese's, (etc) that will be mixed in the swirl! Being me, I took a blizzard, vanilla with Aero and kit kat. First thing, it's properly blended. With a small, you can take 3 toppings but I stayed at 2. Everything is properly crunched and blended with some bigger piece (which is perfect). I'm used to either have a fully blended not too much flavor like dairy queen or half blended like my other favorite place where you have big chunk everywhere but often just plain ice cream. This one was the perfect mix. All bites were ice cream mixed with both ice cream and sometime had slightly bigger chunk of chocolate. The small one was bigger then I though and I think I'll take a smaller one (there's one size under and 2 more higher). And that's because it was rich, but good. My friend took an ice cream cone strawberry and peanut butter. It really tasted like peanut butter and strawberry in each separate swirls, even with peanuts in it. Was a bit weird overall but that was because of the flavour selection. The only two downfall I can think of is service and topping selection. Service is good, but the poor staff is running everywhere cause there's a lot of people for only 2 to do everything and it take about 5 minutes for each individual order. So prepare for a little bit of wait. When I came back to my car after a small walk around, the line was very long outside. As for toppings, it has a very limited selection of chocolate. Smarties but not m&m? Too bad, while I like both, I prefer m&m for the chocolate shell instead of the candy from smarties. Lots of ice cream flavor, but less then 10 topping selections. This could be easily upgraded for more. My other place has over 20. Also there's fruit ice cream in the listing. It seems to be a swirl mixed with your choice of fruit. Didn't try or see outside of picture but seems a good idea, although it's not my cup of tea. There's many other thing they do, check the photo I took (not easy to take cause the place is weirdly shaped and it's hard to read even in person). There's a little terrasse outside and about 2 seating area inside. I'm unsure if they really get used inside aside for waiting on order because it's very small.

I was searching for a place that offers homemade ice cream in the Laval area and this cremiere…read morekept popping up. I see they have lots of reviews on Google and seem super popular so I came here with a group of friends- we tried their classic soft serve 3 flavored cones. When you first walk in, there is a large board with all the available flavors. You can mix up to 3 flavors in one cone. I got raspberry, pear and mango. I wasn't sure how their ice cream was made, surprisingly, it is made to order. They get 3 little tubs of plain vanilla ice cream and a mix of the fruits/toppings you just chose, get them all blended and their unique machine will swirl these out for you in a cone. They use real fruit chunks or purees so the rapsberry had little bits of frozen fruit/seeds which wasn't my favorite texture. The ice creams aren't as smooth and silky as traditional soft serve because the base they use to begin with has already been frozen. I couldn't taste the pear flavor I got at all, and the mango was pretty subtle. There's a range of flavors if you like classic candy bars like aero, kit kat, reeses, etc they can blend that in for you as well. If you just want a classic cone or sundae, of course this is also available but they are mostly known for their flavored twist cones. I noticed a big sign advertising their ice cream log cakes - these looks very appetizing and I imagine are a big hit during the holiday seasons. I believe these were $45 which is quite steep. As for my regular sized cone with 3 flavors, this came up to around $10. The prices are much higher than elsewhere - for example we are used to going to Chocolat Favoris and getting a huge cone dipped in chocolate or fudge, and that only costs about $6. The harder texture and suble flavors didn't wow me, it was good but not great and with how expensive this place is, I'm not sure I'll come back.

Tried out two flavors of gelato, coffee and blueberry sorbet, and both were very light and not too…read moresugary. The blueberry sorbet was very tart but refreshing, while the coffee flavor had a nice coffee taste and was very creamy and smooth.

Someone in the VSL community posted about Chocomax having very few customers these days, probably a…read morecombination of covid and cold weather conditions . I decided to drop in today an encourage this great little local gem. Although i cannot taste the pastries since i am celiac i can tell they must be delightful, they are the fluffiest and lightest I've ever seen. I did get to sample the chocolate and they were soooo good. I had the salted caramel thankfully i only bought two or else i would have ravaged through them. I also tasted the candies ginger/dark chocolate, orange peel/dark chocolate and the honey chocolate. Every single one was absolutely delicious. I highly recommend dropping for a freshly baked pastry, chocolate or a coffee... #ShopLocal #VSL

I love visiting Hoche Glacé during the summer seasons. They offer many different items such as soft…read moreserve ice cream, frozen yogurt and sorbet! This is a super busy spot, especially during the summer. The employees were super friendly and were happy to help the customers. I love that they spoke both English and French fluently so it made ordering easy. I ordered the raspberry frozen yogurt on one of their homemade waffle cones. It was so delicious! Super smooth and flavourful. My friends also ordered the Matcha & Pistachio which was an ice cream blend. Heavy matcha flavour and I love that there are pistachios served on top! I like the look of the store too because there's a lot of seating area inside and outside. Very family friendly spot too!

I may like ice cream…read more I don't generally opt for soft serve, but dipped soft serve ... dark chocolate dipped soft serve rolled in Oreo crumbles in a waffle cone! SQUEE!

I visited Havre-aux-Glaces during a walking tour of Jean-Talon Market. It's a tiny but charming ice…read morecream and sorbet shop. I tried their passionfruit and their sea buckthorn, and both were great sorbets (sweet but still a little tart) and perfect on a hot day of exploring Montreal. There was a little bit of a line when our group visited, but the service is great and the line moves really fast! I'd happily visit again on a hot day!!

We wandered to Jean Talon Market when it was about to close on a weekday and most everything was…read moreclosed. This cute ice cream shop saved our would-be failed market trip. All the flavors were so amazing that I felt like I was transported to Italy. The employee was also really kind and let me try a lot of flavors before deciding. And the price was super cheap. I just wish I got two scoops instead of one!

Went three nights out of five in MTL…read more Great gelato, homemade and creamy. Best flavor is by far the chocolate. After that, the caramel brûlée is excellent and unique. Definitely stop in if you're in the area!

Although the shop itself is very small with limited seating, I could see why the line for ice cream…read morewas 20+ minutes. I tried mango and passion fruit which was incredibly delicious and refreshing. 10/ 10 recommend.

Absolutely delicious. One of the best gelatos I've ever had including places I've gone to in Italy…read more The pistachio and hazelnut flavors were total chef's kiss in texture and flavor. It tastes so real and not artificial at all. I was so sad we didn't have enough time to come back again before we left Montreal!

Checked out Pile ou Glace Gelateria on a late weekday evening. They have a second location out in…read moreAhuntsic-Cartierville. Scoops are $6.75 (small), $7.75 (medium) or $9.25 (large). 19 flavours (only one sorbet option) along with twists, cannoli and tiramisu. Prices include all taxes. - Medium ($7.75) - sorbet au citron, pistache di Sicile and fruit de la passion. Smooth creamy texture. Flavours were bright and fruit forward - Small ($6.75) - chocolat noir. Not too sweet - Cannoli ($4.25)