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We enjoyed a treat at Eva's chimney cake on a busy summer night. As you wait, you can see them make the dough, form it around the cone, and put it on the grill to make the chimney cakes. We opted for the match version, which came with a freshly made chimney cake lined with matcha crunchy bits and filled with a soft serve ice cream. We enjoyed our choice and found that one order was plenty to share between two people.
Tasty chimney cones, The flavours are excellent and unique, the ambiance is decent for a dessert parlour. The service was quick. We hardly waited 5 minutes to get out orders
Came here late at night to try the Mini OG. Freshly baked to order in front of you. Crispy cone with a great pastry texture inside. Top it up with their soft vanilla ice cream. It was smooth and satisfying. No fooling around and it is indeed an OG. A ridiculously long list of flavor selections for you to choose from. Lovin' it! Fellow Yelpers, come here when you are craving late-night desserts! Recommended.
Eva Ice-cream is a must visit for all ice cream lovers. We tried the Dream Cone and Berrylicious flavours, both had distinctive and delicious flavours that were truly a treat for taste buds. What stood out to me was not only the incredible taste but also slow cooking of the cone to get perfect crunchy crust texture and generous filling. The ice cream is impressively light yet creamy. Highly recommended if you are dessert lover!
Came here in the evening with a friend a few months back, and I recall waiting in a fairly long line to order. Although there was a bit of a wait, the cones were definitely worth it! I opted for the Berrylicious cone since I wanted something a bit healthier (hehe), and it was delicious! The only thing is that you will spill the contents of the cone on yourself if you don't eat it in a timely manner.
Very interesting concept for ice cream. The handmade "cones" are probably the highlight of the whole experience since the ice cream is not too different than the other places. Kids loved the ice cream and destroyed it in no time. My only issue is that the girl at the counter didn't use any gloves to prepare the chimney. That's concerning when it comes to hygiene. Didn't even notice it initially but it struck me as an afterthought after we left. The interior is a bit dim so it's best to enjoy the outside on a good day.
Was craving this! I live the mixture of cold ice cream and slightly warm chimney cones!! Tastes so good! Service wasn't too long! And place looks good!
-Came here in 2022 while on tour from NYC and forgot to post my review. -I got the O.G. Both the chimney cake and ice cream on their own were top notch, but I wish I had gotten them separately or just the chimney cake. It was super messy and hard to eat while walking. The cake got soggy from the ice cream pretty quickly, lost all its freshness, and then allowed the ice cream to leak out and run down my hand easier. Also, it was way too much ice cream. The ratio of ice cream to cake was way off and it was just too much for a single serving let alone for one person to eat. -Service was good. Simple small space with counter service and nowhere to sit that I remember.
Instagramable ice cream! And I mean that in a good and messy way . The staff are friendly, fast and helpful. The Chimney cones are huge. The cones are freshly made every few minutes. When served can be slip warm. A marshmallow is at the bottom, then chunks like cheese cake and ice cream. The cheesecake was fantastic. Large chunks of cheesecake, strawberry coulis and ice cream. The Dream cone has crumbled Skor candy in the cone with Nutella and ice cream and brownie chunks. It was good, very sweet bit extremely messy. If you want your hand covered in chocolate get this. The cone is soft, not hard, it comes in a special paper wrapper which helps catch the deluge of sauce and melting ice cream. Even with the mess, it's fun to eat! It's take out only.
A must try for all ice cream and dessert fans. The cones are the best part when you come here. It's soft in the inside and crispy on the outside. My favourite is their Reese peanut butter ice cream cone. You get a good amount of nuts and peanut butter in every bite of the cone. Their mango coconut cone is a close second and has toasted coconut on the exterior of the cone. What would be nice is if they had more options for ice cream. A must try if you are in the area.
Eva's Original Chimneys is deliciously great!!! Once you enter the store smells like a bakery shop, that's because they bake their own Chimneys!!!!! Sweet chimneys, salty flavored chimneys they will have it! It is amazing to see how the hand roll and cook the chimneys, secret dough, then roll on yummy sugar and off to cook! You can see it all! Plus they use the wall for placing the chimneys! This is definitely an artisan dessert that needs to be preserved. Owners got the recipe from their Grandmother back in Budapest, Eva. There are so many choices, I love the Apple Pie Chimney. I am not a dessert person, but this dessert is totally worth the try. Recently baked chimneys, super friendly staff, and tons of choices of flavors, what else do you need?
4.5 I love chimney cones! It's pricey at $9 a cone, but it sure is delicious! They were at street eats this past weekend at Scarborough Town Centre (food truck festival outside the parking lot) - unfortunately just for the weekend, but fortunately I was able to attend!! The ice cream was delicious as always. Soft creamy ice cream with the crispy, dough-y sugar-y chimney cone. My favourite flavours are the original (pictured), as well as the matcha. I've also tried the berry compote flavour. Got the classic cone and was not disappointed. The way the cone is prepared is super authentic to its Hungarian heritage, and the taste is unbelievably good. It's very pricey though...$9 a cone - YIKES. This is what makes it lose a star for me. However, they are definitely one of my favourite ice cream places in Toronto! Hope they'll be opening some more uptown pop ups throughout the fall! It's an awesome treat to enjoy.
I have basically been coming here for 2-3 weeks straight, so clearly I have a problem... LOL And I come with at least 2 or 4 people each time... so its always a party! But seriously (I have) ... I usually go with their 'twist' of vegan vanilla soft serve & strawberry yogurt. Its perfect balance of sweetness and light airy texture doesn't make me feel guilty eating them in large cups, so I also add the salt caramel sauce I've bought the vegan cake separately (which is a larger version of their cone with no filling) & really enjoy it with coffee They ALSO have Beyond the Meat vegan burgers available - via their in-store Big Poppa's coaffiliate. Also ordered a couple of these at another visit & can attest they are great toppings & patties! Prepare to line-up but its a short wait - the staff are VERY efficient Note: Just after 2-3 weeks of nearly straight day visits, I just realized they have a membership! So I'm now signed up & waiting for my next day there, which will be soon!
Let's start this off with one of my favourite weeknd songs: "heaven in her mouth, got a hell of a tongue" - YASSS! SO MUCH YASSS. SO MUCH VEGAN YASSS. Yes!! Eva's got some vegan goodness up in hurrr. We walked 40 min to get here (it was sunny out, and we wanted to walk instead of being in the stuffy subway with a gazillion strangers) and it was 100% worth all the blistery feet and sweaty foreheads. The store was really crowded and we were kinda out the door when we were lining up and it was so hot! The heat from the baking chimneys blew into our faces and it also smelled delicious. Mouthwatering af. There are so many options here (fruity, chocolately etc) & best of all - there's a vegan one which was light and delicious. I got the coconut cone (all their cones are 100% vegan) and the coconut whipped soft serve (BEST VEGAN OPTION EVARRR) It was topped with a strawberry and when I bit into the cone, I was on another high. It was SO DAMN GOOD. Crunchy, warm and soft at the same time. It was the best. I didn't even feel sick after eating it, even though it's so big. For regular cones, it comes plugged with chocolate so it doesn't leak - for the vegans, it comes plugged with a strawberry, which makes it a bit leaky and that's why I needed tons and tons of tissues, especially towards the end. It was so good though. Ugh, this is goals. I'm so glad I don't live near here.. we'd be in trouble. read more
No complaints with Eva's Chimneys but be prepared for a lineup. Trust me it's totally worth it. First time I tried Eva's was at last years Sweetery Festival but this time around I got to try their limited edition Canada 150 mini cone (Available until July 2nd). This was amazing at a price of $9.00 including taxes it was a tasty treat. The mini cone is just the right size to enjoy this sweet treat, the cone is coated in dehydrated raspberries and filled with raspberry sorbet mixed with vanilla soft serve then topped with a strawberry. It was the perfect combination. There are regular sizes and mini cones available plus a lot of different options to choose from. Plus there are vegan options which is great so everyone can enjoy a yummy treat. Service was lovely as well. The lady at the counter was friendly, answered our questions and made it an enjoyable experience despite the lines. There is seating and washrooms available at the back of the shop but it's limited seating. Chimneys are definitely worth trying out and it's also great for sharing with friends or your significant other. read more
7 years ago
7 years ago
In one word - YUM. Review over! Kidding! I don't think I can add much more than what other reviewers have added - located on Queen W this place from what I am told always has a line. We must have been lucky b/c the day we were there there was no line - it was busy but luckily no line up out the door. I had the original chimney (it's the only one that comes in a smaller size - I don't have a big sweet tooth so a hit of something small is all I need). The best part here is that there is ice cream all the way to the bottom of the cone - they certainly don't skimp on anything - the cone is also like a fried dough cone...honestly just do yourself a favour and check it out. This is the only place that I know that doesn't take cash. There are some seats inside so you can enjoy your treats and the art work/murals are kinda cool and IG worthy :) read more
7 years ago
Although I'm not a huge fan of vanilla soft serve ice cream nor cones, Eva's looked too good. I spotted two men on the street that were obviously thoroughly enjoying their ice cream, so I asked where they got it. I had left El Furniture Warehouse with the intention of stopping at Bar Ape for dessert, but quickly decided to look for Eva's so I could get a taste of what those two guys were enjoying. Eva's did not disappoint! From the extensive list of flavour combinations -- many of which sounded and looked delicious -- plus the build-your-own options, I choose the Lemon Berry Mascarpone. The flavours and textures were amazing! Especially the pastry cone, which was perfectly crunchy on the outside, yet fluffy on the inside. I liked the candied lemon topper because it was a wonderful blend of sweet and tart. Between the cone and ice cream, it's a big and indulgent dessert...yet so satisfying and completely worth the $10! read more
Just a warning before you come, they don't take cash and seating is limited. The dessert however, is awesome. There are a variety of different flavors of ice cream you can try and all come with special toppings. We got the tiramisu flavor and there were actual pieces of tiramisu cake inside. The soft serve is served in a fried dough cone with a crunchy exterior and soft interior. The soft serve also is topped with espresso powder which makes the flavor jump out. Once you get to the bottom of the cone, there is a tiny chocolate ball which is also quite good. This place is great and you should definitely try it out. Prices are around $11 for the soft serve + cone but they give you a lot. read more
My cousin took us here and I actually never heard of this place though I've seen photos of everyone's delicious ice cream cones on Instagram. There was a line so for us it was about 10 to 15 minute wait time. It's not too bad when you're with good company :) I got a latte, my cousin got a drip coffee, and we shared the Berry Lemon Marscapone Tart. We got to mix in some raspberry sorbet when was their current special. It was very refreshing and I enjoyed it. I wouldn't be a regular here but it's a fun dessert to share on an outing :) read more
4 years ago
Stopped by this place tonight and loved it! The vanilla soft serve was rice and creamy and not too sweet. The cone was a DELIGHT. I've never had anything similar. It was soft, crispy, sweet, and airy. It's very large so I would suggest sharing it with someone, either way it's worth the calories! read more
7 years ago
Honestly, this place was a huge surprise to me. I'm a fan of Sweet Jesus. What I really enjoyed was creating my own version because I feel if you have a good base then toppings are bonus points. The place was a little busy but it moved quickly. I ordered a cinnamon sugar cone with vanilla ice cream with caramel sauce and piece of chocolate. This was sooo good!! The warmth of the cone was perfect temperature. The vanilla soft serve ice cream was so good and smooth, rich and creamy. I had a VERY hard time sharing this cone. I could of easily eaten two of them. I wish there was one in my home state read more
9 years ago
Actually a 4.5 Thank God the line was not outside the door on Canada's Day (probably due to the rain) and that I was in and out within 15 minutes. Love the open kitchen concept 'cause I enjoyed watching the cones go in circles and just watching the make it lol. I also like how they take your name which makes picking up your order go by smoothly. I order the Canada Day 150 cone and Herb and Aged Cheddar Chimney Cone. I'm personally not a huge fan of vanilla soft serve which is why I stopped myself from coming into this place but the Canada Day 150 cone is a swirl of vanilla and raspberry sorbet topped off with a piece of strawberry and the cone is covered in dried raspberry. IT'S SO YUMMY!! The vanilla was surprisingly not too sweet and was very thick and creamy (didn't melt as fast as I thought it would) and the sweet and sourness from the raspberry complimented each other very well. If only they could keep the sorbets flavour year round! The price was $8 (mini) compared to $11 for the other full sized cones The Herb and Aged Cheddar came out piping hot and smelled just like pizza! It was a little salty but I didn't mind it. I would order it again, however for $8 it's a bit expensive. I would have given it a full 5 stars if they made the cones the same size. I ordered two Canada Day 150 cone (which were supposed to be mini cones) and one was bigger than the other (extra swirl) and my cousin who ordered the Dream Cone ($11 full size) was just as small as mine... That being said, I think I will come back again if I'm ever in the area. read more
Located right next to union subway station at the front street food fair, this food tent makes chimney cakes filled with soft served icecream, filling or toppings: Apple pie chimney cone - 5 stars - for $10, the icecream on top with apple filling inside of a chimney cone was deliciously blended well together to make a different treat. The chimney cake is made to order, nice, warm and crispy, sprinkles with a sugar cinnamon mix, and a surprise chocolate caramel ball at the bottom of the cone. Dream cone - 5 stars - for $11, icecream with chocolate drizzle and two chocolate caramel brownies on each side in a chimney cake, with, of course, the chocolate caramel ball at the bottom of the cone. A very different delicious icecream treat! The line gets long, but it goes fast, and they accept credit card! read more
First time trying chimney cone! taste kind of like a mix of "churros and doughnut like bread." Their chimney cones in 2 sizes, mini and regular, with 5 different cone options of flavours if you choose to build-your-own. I definitely recommend ordering the regular size, because the mini actually pretty small and doesn't hold much ice cream. A neat thing about their speciality cones is that they bake it from the pastry dough right in front of your eyes after you order! I got the matcha crunch which had crunchy white chocolate filling and matcha drizzle served inside the graham chimney. The crunchy texture of the graham chimney really surprised me, because the crunch added perfectly to the creamy + milky vanilla soft serve. Other than dessert option, also pretty neat to try out a warm savoury "chimney hot dog" option too! Matcha Crunch - $9.95 Peanut Butter Pretzel Parfait - $9.95 Black Forest - $9.95 read more
I finally had the chance to try this at the Front Street Foods at Union Station. Since this is a food truck, and they move to multiple locations from time to time, hunting this down can be a challenge so it's best to check beforehand! I tried the Original Chimney Cone and it was delicious! The ice cream was swirled in this beautiful doughnut cone coated in sugar. The vanilla ice cream was smooth but the doughnut at first bite, was a little hard. But as you eat through it, the cone is a little softer. At the bottom of the cone was a lindt ball of chocolate which was a nice touch. There was a continuous long line up to get this - I waited for about 15+ minutes. It was a bit expensive for ice cream ($9 CAD) but it was worth the try if you love desserts. I would definitely have this again as a lovely treat! read more
I got the Matcha Crunch Chimney Cone, the vanilla soft serve is good, they only drizzle a bit of the matcha sauce on it so it doesn't really taste like matcha. For some reason i was expecting the cone to be soft but it wasn't, it was delicious though, tasted like a thick ,crispy croissant. The only thing i didn't like about the cone is that it had graham crumbles in it which tasted more like chopped nuts. I want to come back to try a Chimdog! read more
4 years ago
We each got one chimney cone and they were HUGE! Overall very satisfying to the tastebuds and filled with flavors from the generous amount of ingredients. It just got messy very quickly since the ice cream melts fast, so make sure to get ample tissue read more
8 years ago
I think it's always really good. Have gone here several times over the last year and trying out the different ice creams have always been really good. After trying a couple different ones out, I think s'mores is my favorite. There's a good variety to the kinds go ice creams, and it's always an exciting place to try something new. Would recommended for anyone who's searching for a dessert place. Will Be back read more
2 years ago
One of the biggest crazes in Canadian food truck scene - chimney cone! My husband came across the chimneys as street eats while working in Prague this past winter. He had shown me pictures and attempted to describe to me how tasty and unique they were. Although he had promised to take me along and try it when next trip calls, I was excited to learn that the chimneys had made its name across the continent - no need to wait anymore! My husband and I shared their Berrylicious (stuffed with berry compote, Nutella spread, and vanilla soft serve!). Berry compote - not overwhelming sweet or sour, loaded with distinguishable berries! Nutella - generous spread but not a mouthful. Vanilla soft serve - smooth and silky, the perfect textural contrast to the crunchy yet chewy, warm, cinnamon, brown sugar coated chimney cone! The best part? Unlike another cinnamon/brown sugar coated sweet - churros which are deep fried, the chimney was not one bit greasy! We didn't feel grossed out after devouring the monstrous sweet treat by ourselves! Overall - a must try if you come across! read more
I had to see what the rave was about & compared to other hit locations for ice cream this did not disappoint. However, I wouldn't say it was worth the money but definitely worth the experience. I got the lemon raspberry mascarpone chimney cone ($9.95). The size of the cone was good enough to share between two people. The soft serve ice cream wasn't anything special, but it was good & didn't melt too quickly. The star of the ice cream here is definitely the cone, as expected. It was freshly made with a sugar coating. The cone was warm & not too sweet. It provided a good balance between the ice cream and the cone. There was also layers of graham crackers coated around the cone and between the soft serve ice cream, which was a pleasant surprise. When it comes to the syrup that goes on the soft serve, there definitely isn't enough. The bottom of the cone was gross, a thick piece of unpleasant dark chocolate. read more
6 years ago
I came here with a friend after she told me that this place has vegan options. I was so pleasantly surprised that they didn't hesitate at all when I asked for a vegan chimney cone and I have to say, it was absolutely delicious! I had the vegan vanilla soy chimney cone. The ice cream was very similar in texture to normal soft serve and didn't taste much different either. The only problem is that it seemed to melt faster (it wasn't a hot day and my friend's non vegan cone held up better) and so, it can get messy really quickly. Regardless, the cone tasted amazing and you get some vegan chocolate at the very bottom as well as a nice bonus! The staff were very friendly and were more than happy to assure me that the cone and the soft serve were both vegan. The place, itself, is pretty small and it can pretty crowded. I definitely recommend taking your dessert to go because the tables were really cramped due to people standing around and waiting for their order nearby. read more
7 years ago
Rating: 4/5 Summary: We think Eva's Originals is a great dessert spot to visit if in the area, but we wouldn't say it's a "must-try" if visiting Toronto; and for those reasons, we give it a 4. Eva's Originals specializes in a traditional Hungarian pastry called Kürtöskalács (chimney cakes), which customers can see being made before their eyes upon entering the shop. These can either be bought on their own with different flavors and toppings, as a 'bun' for a hotdog (called "chimneydogs"), or bought as a cone for soft-serve ice cream. While they offer a small selection of savory chimney cake options, the average person probably visits for their creative and fancy soft-serve options. All chimney cake ice cream cones are filled with delicious soft serve, and adorned with a large variety of delectable toppings. There is an option to build your own cone; however, we picked "The Dream Cone" for $9.99. And let us tell you -- it was super dreamy indeed!!! It comes with Nutella, Skor toffee bits, cocoa, salted caramel, and brownies. One thing we looooved about "The Dream Cone" is that the inside of the chimney cone is coated with a perfect layer of nutella!!! The combination of the aroma of cinnamon, the sweetness and crunch of the coarse sugar, and the rich hazelnuttiness from the nutella made each bite pretty darn good. As for the soft serve itself, all we can really say is that it's high quality and we liked its role in the dessert. Conclusion: Google reviews gives it a 4.5/5. We give a 4/5. Although this dessert is a caloric bomb that could potentially ruin the summer body you've been working for all winter within a few visits, we'd still like to end by saying this is a really nice place to visit for dessert if in the area. But hey, if you're worried about that bod, maybe choose to walk back home instead of ubering so that you can make yourself feel a lil less guilty ;) For more food reviews and quality photos follow us on Instagram @pchan_and_sam_reviews! read more
Life is tough when you are trying to diet but also try some Eva's Chimneys! I've been two Eva's twice and have enjoyed the chimney stacks. I have tried the Mango Sticky Rice and the Dream Cone. Both were great dessert staples and the toppings were generous and paired perfectly together. Will definitely be going back to try more flavours. You'll definitely want to savour the cone as well - it's baked fresh and is super soft on the inside but crunchy on the outside. The interior here is super cute and my Insta friends would have a great time here getting some pics. They have great backdrops from a colourful teal cabinet to a European scenery. Be sure to take your pictures quickly though before your ice cream melts. My only complaint here is that the ice cream melts too quickly. Not sure if it's the hot cone but I tend to notice that my cone starts to dip aggressively within a couple of minutes. This also results in super sticky hands or a stained shirt... Overall definitely a must try! read more
A new found dessert love and a fancier upgraded version of your average ice cream cone dessert! When I first saw this, I was like wow it looks kind of cute and looks fun to eat! I must try! Lol and soon enough I had my very first one at a food truck festival! I have FINALLY been exposed to a new form of ice cream eating and that huge fad of chimneys!!! I know...I'm a late bloomer in many of these new fancy eats but better late than never! I have been to the shop a couple times and the first time I got the Raspberry White Chocolate Cheesecake and the second time was the Tiramisu. I honestly like both and the way the chimney is set up where you have layers of stuff in between. Like the cheesecake or lady fingers between the ice cream. Also i find it most entertaining to eat the chimney itself since it twirls and it's somewhat soft in compared to your hard ice cream cone. At the very end of the chimney is plugged up by some super dark chocolate ball with some filling...both times I had a raspberry filling but I kid you not, it was quite bitter and sweet at the same instant and I could not handle the sudden difference in taste. I avoided the chocolate ball the second time around and will forever do so hahahaha! But hey if you like the super dark chocolate, go for it! Nothing against that! The place is a decent size with some seating along the wall and then some tables at the back with 2 washrooms. They also have an area for you to have some water to quench your thirst from the the ice cream (or that final dark chocolate ball). Service has been friendly and the usual, nothing out of the ordinary BUT friendly is still better than neutral or I-hate-my-job service :) I will definitely be revisiting when I can and want ice cream. This will forever be my spot for ice cream unless i want the original ice cream flavours that the chimnies cannot give me :P buuut I don't know if I can sacrifice fun for a variety of flavours...hahahaha! Try this place if you haven't yet! read more
9 years ago
It is so much fun to watch them make the chimneys. The line is long, but it moves fairly quickly. While you wait in line, you can watch the workers make the chimneys through the window. They have the menu and pictures displayed around the store. There are two sizes and I ordered the OG mini cone. After a day of eating, going with the regular size looked like a bad idea. It is vanilla soft serve drizzled in chocolate. At the bottom of the cone, they have a chocolate ball to stop the soft serve from dripping out the other end. Overall the experience was the best part of visiting Eva's. The line to order is organized, but waiting for the cone can be hectic. The inside can get packed and it can be difficult to hear the workers call out the orders. When I went, they did not accept cash and were card only. The prices are on the higher side, even for the mini but the mini is a good size. read more
Eva's Original Chimneys is hyped up quite a bit too much. Or at least I believe there was a hype, as my friends constantly urged me to visit here. The idea of having a pastry instead of your regular ice cream cone isn't new, but it's definitely rare in the GTA. Eva's got the gimmick down for sure as I don't believe business is slowing down for them. This was demonstrated by how patrons were entering at a frequent rate even on a cold wintery Saturday. We got three of the more expensive options, and we had very mixed feelings. THE GOOD: * The cones are warm, so you could assume they are served at least half fresh * If you like donuts or dusted pastries, you will love the cone * The soft serve ice cream is very creamy and dense. It seems to be of higher quality than most soft serve varieties * There's enough seating for about 3 large groups, maybe even 15 people overall * The washrooms are clean * The staff members deliver your cone to your table, so you won't have to wait at the counter before hunting down a seat * There is an abundance of crazy and traditional combinations from fruit-based ones to cocoa-based ones THE NOT SO GOOD: * You pay a higher fee for a topping combination that supposedly has far more than the original standard cone, but what you actually get barely has any extra toppings. For example, all of our cones barely resembled the pictures and seemed more like the original cone with a SMIDGE of something else. Just go for the original cone; it will be almost the same but cheaper. * This isn't a dessert that's designed to be savoured. Since the cone is warm upon serving, the ice cream melts really quickly. Prepare for some napkin action and chow down quickly! If you can, try eating it at one of the tables to lessen the potential of making a mess of yourself. * The cones are pretty pricy, even for a dessert downtown. They average between 9-12 dollars a pop. CONCLUSION: Would I come back? Possibly, if a friend who hasn't eaten it before wanted to try. I wouldn't go out of my way to get one. For the high price and lack of toppings, I would rather get a waffle/crepe elsewhere, which would probably cost the same or less but with more fillings. read more
4 years ago
I visited this place during my weekend trip to Toronto, and I was definitely excited because the pictures of the cone reminded me of a churro ice cream. I liked it so much that I visited it twice during my trip. When we got to the place, the line was about 5-6 people, which wasn't terrible. We had to wait around 7 minutes to get served, and I got a chimney, which was called the OG mini. The soft serve was amazing, and it surprised me when I first bit into it. It was just the right amount of creamy, and it tasted high quality. The cone itself was also great. It tasted like a churro, but harder in texture which was great because you'd get a satisfying crunch every time you bite it. The OG mini, although smaller than the regular size, was enough to make me very full after a regular sized dinner. There was also a chocolate ball at the end of the cone, which admittedly was my least favorite part of the cone. The chocolate did not seem like it was high quality. The second time I tried it, I got a regular sized raspberry chimney. This was also great, and very flavorful. I definitely recommend this place to anyone who would want great, innovative ice cream in Toronto! read more
I've heard so much about this place and it didn't disappoint! I ordered the dark chocolate almond cone! It's one of the flavours for Christmas and it's so good! Ice cream with almonds and a Lidnt ball at the end! Usually people are excited by the ice cream but you get excited to reach the cone! It's a mix of cold bc of the ice cream an early from the cone that's freshly made. It's great little snack or dessert to have. You can chose a just a chimney cone cake or a cone! Great for any age! read more
To start off with we didn't go to the one at Bloor but @ the pop-up store @ Yorkdale shopping center. This pop-up had also Uncle Tetsu Japanese Cheesecake and Pi Tarts! Only there until end of April 2018. We've been to the cheesecake and tried the tart but Eva's Original ice cream in cone chimneys was to die for. You can get different flavors like Oreo but we tried tiramisu.Wow no words literally you can say as you try stuffing this down. If you don't want to go down to Bloor street at their main eatery then try it here! Just an fyi, Uncle Tetsu now has egg tarts..Yummy. but at this popup they only bake it every Monday..nice..I guess you can tell that I have a sweet tooth which explains why we didn't try Pi Tart which was more like a meal...oh well :) TIP: you can try their fan fav Dream cone from Eva with egg tarts from Uncle Tetsu. Judgement: you'll feel great but you will need to run 25km to remove all that calories gained...eat this on cheat day. read more
Pretty good ice cream. I mean it's definitely over hyped and I wouldn't go out of my way. I felt like the cone tasted like bread which I did not expect. The size Is big and most cones are $8+ and they have a good selection of variety. The wait isn't that long either. I got the blueberry white chocolate cheesecake. I liked the toppings. We found that ours melted very fast when we were indoors. So we had to finish eating before it got messy. read more
9 years ago
So my brother, neighbour and i heard about this place a while back and wanted to try it out. Man this place was dooopeee!! The cone itself was a donut which you can customize to be anything! The menu has a lot of options, you can choose the ice cream cones that are popular or you have the option to create your own which is what I did. What i got was a cinnamon sugar cone with nutella spread inside the cone...yeah then I got a chocolate vanilla twist cuz why not get both. The sauce I got on top was a mint chocolate sauce with brownies. It sounds way sweeter than it is, you have to give this place a try it's so different and unique. The total came out to about $11.15 which is a lot for ice cream but you have to look at what you're getting here it's literally so cool so the price didn't bother me plus the brownies were super soft. There wasnt so much sitting room considering the lineup which was going out the door almost but i didnt really care because i was focused on the ice ceeam. Customer service was SUPER GOOD the cashier had a great sense of humour and was so nice and helpful cuz it was my first time there. overall all of you gotta come here if you're ever in the 6ix it's LIT. read more
I first tried Eva's original chimney cone at a pop up stand in front of union station and I have been hooked ever since. When I found they had a location on bloor, I had to try. It was just as great as I remembered. Their churro cone with a Ferrero rocher chocolate surprise at the end is just divine. I've been here a few times but each time I end up getting the apple crumble flavour. read more
Had the opportunity to try one of these chimney stacks today. I was already a little full so I opted for a mini ($9.75) with a raspberry cone, Nutella and toffee bits. I should have just got a full sized one, would have been cheaper. The price is ridiculous for ice cream, but I do appreciate the labour involved in rolling dough on a mould and such. The soft serve is the usual, pretty basic in taste and texture. The cone is what makes this place unique since you can get these toppings at pretty much any ice cream place these days. The crispness with fluffy inners was quite delicious and crunchy in a weird way. Weird, but good I'm sure I will give it another go, my friend is crazy for it and he usually steers me write when it comes to ice cream read more
7 years ago
Vegan Ice Cream in a 'Chimney Cake'. SOLD I had never heard of a Kürtöskalács in Hungarian or Trdelník in Czech, but I am so glad I found it. They are basically breadish pastries rolled into a cone for the ice cream. Crunchy outside, soft warm inside with delicious vegan ice cream inside. Complete bliss. The contrast between hot and cold took this dessert to another level. We got the Mango Sticky Rice and the Chocolate Almond Chimneys. The Mango Sticky rice is self explanatory, the texture of the rice is sooo good mixed in and you can never go wrong with mango. The Chocolate almond had me at chocolate, rich and utterly delicious. You have to experience this for yourself. read more
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454 Bloor Street W
Toronto, ON M5S 1X8
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