I got Peach Lychee Bomb. Pretty good the staff guy was so nice and friendly! Highly recommendread more

Great customer service and our bubble tea was delicious We got ours with 50% sugar and that was…read moreperfect

Amazing cookies and excellent customer service! A variety of favours to choose from, support local…read morebusiness!!!

Staff is very friendly and accommodating. Nice modern looking bake shop. Bread pudding is very…read moreyummy. Must be served warm!

i really wanted to like this café, and honestly, i'd still recommend it for the aesthetics alone…read more the interior is beautiful, with glossy black and white checkered floors, soft white paneling, and a chandelier that adds a touch of elegance above the counter. natural light pours in from the tall front windows, illuminating the pastry case and giving the whole space a serene, gallery like feel. it's a calming spot to step into, and would be an ideal setting for a proper afternoon tea service. i ordered an almond croissant, french bread pudding, and the gateau du jour, green tea and vanilla, along with a yuzu maccha (sourced from jagasilk), all to go. the drink was the biggest disappointment, the yuzu flavour was absent, and the matcha itself was weak. on top of that, there's a small surcharge for ice (.50, which i did not expect) and oat milk (.50). the almond croissant looked promising with its golden shell and slivered almonds, though the nuts themselves weren't fully toasted, which made the topping feel a little underwhelming. the interior leaned more dense than the airy, flaky layers i'd been hoping for. this sometimes happens when the lamination doesn't quite hold or the proofing isn't ideal, not unusual with croissants, but still a letdown in contrast to its appearance. the green tea cake was beautifully presented, with neat layers of sponge and green tinted buttercream, but leaned on the sweeter side, with only a subtle whisper of green tea. the bread pudding, reheated at home, was the highlight, soft, custardy, and lifted by the vanilla cream sauce it came with. seating is limited but cozy, with a handful of small tables inside and a couple more out on the sidewalk. their selection is broad: whole cakes, slices, macarons, crème brûlée, tarts, cookies, all arranged neatly in the front window to tempt passersby. the café's charm lies in its design and atmosphere. it's worth a visit if you're nearby and want a chic spot to sit and relax, and i'd go back to try their other cakes, the display alone makes it hard not to.

Victoria Pie Co with Parachute Ice Cream is amazing! It's like two amazing businesses in one…read morespot!During my first visit, I tried their vegan chocolate peanut butter ice cream, and it was a game-changer! Great ambiance! The texture was unbelievably rich and creamy, and the flavours were beyond delightful. Honestly, it's the best vegan ice cream I've ever had.What I love most is the variety of vegan flavors available, both in pints and cones. It's so refreshing to have multiple options to choose from. The attention to detail and dedication to quality truly shine through in every bite.I can't wait to return and explore more of their pies or ice creams. Whether you're craving a savory pie or a sweet treat, Victoria Pie Co with Parachute Ice Cream comes highly recommended. Bravo to the team for creating such a wonderful culinary experience!

Don't understand why places take off awesome items to put on new items that are just so boring…read more Anyway, I don't even remember what the ice cream sandwich is called....i didn't bother as I was like, "wow, this is good. What idiot would take this off the menu?". Anyway, it is something I have noticed this past year. Businesses get away from the whole making customers happy and focus more on making themselves happy. Well, I will probably never be coming back as your new items are just so .... uninspired. Beer and pretzels? Come on! Lavender lemon? Please, don't strain yourselves with all your original ideas.

I'm glad we stumbled upon this little waffle place bc the LIEGE waffle is so good! Much crispier…read moreand yummier than the Brussels waffle which is softer and less sweet. Both are the same price $5.99. The menu describes the differences between the two waffles. Liege is dense, sweet, crispy. Brussels is light, fluffy, less sweet. I can't remember if there's seating inside, but it's more of a pick up and go type of establishment. I'm drooling for another liege waffle as I type this review.

If you're a fan of Belgian waffles then you have come to the right place. They offer the two most…read morepopular types: liege which is very dense and sweet with a somewhat crunchy coating and the Brussels waffle which is very airy and fluffy on the inside but very crispy on the outside. I would recommend eating the liege waffle as is with a cup of coffee as it's quite sweet on it's own but if you want to jazz something up with all the fix-ins then the Brussels waffle is your bff. I like mine with whipped cream, chocolate sauce and bananas sprinkled with icing sugar and if I'm feeling really indulgent then adding on the scoop of vanilla ice cream too! To bring it home you could hold the strawberry compote topped on the ice cream on the side...yummmmmmyyy. Their service is great and super friendly. It's a cute and quaint cafe but quite a tight space.

Wow I just came back from Lolly Gobble and I blew the budget...I can't seem to help myslef when I…read moream in that store.....Some people give wine and I like to give candy that way the whole family gets the benefits...I say go and try it and feel like a kid in a candy shop

It's the Land of Chocolate! And the Land of Caramel and…read moreFudge and Nuts and Gumballs and Nougat and Cream and Cherries and- and- oh my. As soon as you open the door the smell of warm sugar enfolds you and pulls you in like a hug. This tiny shop is jammed with classic treats like Jelly Belly, candy sticks, Lik'M'Aid, salt water taffy, a wonderful selection of British sweets, and hard to find yummies like sponge candy, Charleston Chew in full size, and even the eternal laughingstock of Candyland, Thrills Gum (seriously. Everybody thinks it tastes like soap. Everybody. So how is it still around after all these years? Is it being financed by some eccentric billionaire who lost a bet?) You'll also find the most insanely diverse selection of liquorice you've never dreamed existed, even stuff from the Netherlands that will remind you of Üter from The Simpsons. Uh... candycandycandycandy! I'll be honest here... I just came from Lolly Gobble and I'm eating a lot of sugar right now. Feeling a bit hyper right now, and giddy, and full of childhood candy memories. Just go, and bring your sweet tooth.

Great customer service, Delicious desserts [Victoria BC]…read more I really wanted to try their Crepe Cake but was told that they sold out and won't get them again the following week. Not sure what ingredients they were waiting shipment for. So I chose a Japanese Soufflé Cheesecake next... same thing! Bummer. So hopefully they have the Egg Bubble Waffle and they did! Third time's a charm. We actually came here twice for dessert. The first time we had the Tiramisu Egg Bubble Waffle and then we came back again the next day and had the Chocolate Egg Bubble Waffle. They both look similar. The owners, young couple, were always hard at work and friendly too, especially the husband. They have their small children in the restaurant with them. The desserts were delicious. Hubby and I shared one both times... it was massive. They also have a separate menu for soup, salad, apps... and sushi! They are in the historic Dominion Hotel in Victoria's Old Town (an impressive, 4-story brick building located at the southwest corner of Blanshard and Yates Streets). Interior is pretty too with the fancy chandelier lighting. We found metered street parking. Located across the Cineplex Odeon Victoria Cinemas in Downtown Victoria BC. UPDATE: After completing my review Yelpers have reported that this business has closed. We were just there last week ¯\_('~')_/¯ Review #3159

My family just finished dinner and found this boba spot to get a few blocks down. It was empty…read moreexcept for 1 other party, though a few groups came in later. We got the mango yogurt smoothie, matcha brown sugar pearl milk, and soya cream boba milk tea. I feel like this is the worst tasting boba that I've had. It definitely didn't help that I was just in Vancouver the day before and probably had the best boba drink ever. The matcha was low quality, the mango smoothie was powdery, and the soya drink was bland

Amazing ice cream! There are many flavors to choose from and different sizes as well. They have…read morediagrams and display cones for how big each size is so it's easy to see. The larger sizes (which pricey) are huge!! Each ice cream (ex. chocolate, vanilla) can be put in a cup, cone, or waffle cone. You can then choose the flavor it gets dipped into. Finally, you can choose if you want the extra toppings for a fee. I personally love the cookies and cream one with vanilla ice cream. Service is fast and everything is visible. It's so fun to see each ice cream get made! There are also other desserts available if you want something to go, or a souvenir. There is free water. Just grab a clean cup and pour it yourself.

In downtown Victoria's dessert corridor, Chocolats Favoris had a steady crowd for its signature ice…read morecream dipped in real chocolate whenever we walked past. Visited on a weekend night and ordered the small dipped cone with dark chocolate, raspberry sauce, and bits. I loved the contrast between the cool, creamy vanilla‑style soft serve coated in a glossy layer of intense dark chocolate that cracked with a satisfying snap. The raspberry sauce added a bright, tangy edge, cutting through sweetness rather than just echoing it. Texture‑wise, the firm shell and small toppings lent some welcome chew against the soft ice cream's smooth melt. The portion was modest (a true small), which made the roughly mid‑to‑high single‑digit price feel slightly steep but still justifiable for a treat. Service was friendly and quick at the counter. The shop's vibe leans casual and family‑friendly. Seating is limited, so this plays best as a grab‑and‑stroll dessert.

Came hear for ice cream while visiting from Seattle. What a treat! Had the black licorice it was…read moredelicious!

Not the greatest place rude staff and expired products. I bought cookie from here and they said…read moreit's fresh. When I brought them home I found that they were starting to mould and they were very hard and dried out.

It's our GO-TO chocolate shop in Victoria, BC (we live in Sooke, so it's quite a drive, but worth…read morethe effort). My husband's favourite chocolate include the boozy selections, while I'm a fan of their white chocolate.

Excellent service. Amazing choice of chocolates and other delicacies. A real gem in the heart of…read moreVictoria. Great location to have a cup of your favourite brew and people watch.