I just had some really good ice cream at this place. They have very unique flavors. They offer…read moreplenty of different options of flavors too. I ordered the Abir Al Sham which is orange and rose blossom with toasted pistachios and cashews. They offered it to me in a cone and I chose medium. For their sizes, medium is plenty! I was picturing something smaller. Abir Al Sham tastes fantastic and it's not overly sweet. I just noticed that they offer a very favorite of mine: Affogato! Next time... The dining area is clean and it offers plenty of seating. I would love to return here and probably will for my next Winnipeg adventure. Prices are reasonable, street parking only and staff is friendly. Check them out!

Nice little spot, with many different hand made ice creams, as well as vegan. I went right before…read moreit closed and they treated me wonderful giving me two BIG scoops of Rocky Ricardo, and Prairie Berry.... Will be back!!!

Amazing Americano in the cutest mug…read more Had the S'mores campfire at our table and loved the pretzel fruit and marshmallows with chocolate fondue made by us at the table!

Was amazing. A definite splurge.... but you have to treat yourself every once in a while. I am so…read moreglad I found this gem. Food was fresh and real! Sinfully delicious

This place is cute and has bright yellow painted walls. There's a lot of popular ice cream flavours…read moreand some unique ones like cosmic brownie etc. I tried an Iced Chai Latte and A Strawberry Crumble cake in a cup from the fridge. The ingredients say that rhubarb is part of this soft vanilla pudding type of cake but I could only taste the strawberries. The cake part at the top is called "crumble" but it is very tough when thawing and I think it's more similar to a tough cookie then cake. Everything else was fine. My friend liked his ice cream with two scoops. The cashier lady was nice.

Fête is an ice cream shop located in the ground floor of 300 Assiniboine, one of the most…read morerecognizable condos in the city. Funny enough it's very close to where I live, but I've never went there until recently because of how tucked in the location is. Their ice cream is reasonable in cost. You can even mix and match with the flavours if you go for snack size. I had the chocolate fudge brownie with a blueberry cheesecake in a cup. Funny thing what happened was one of the employees broke a waffle cone by accident, so she decided to give me the waffle cone on the side for free. I'm normally not a waffle cone person, but I liked the slight sweetness of the taste. As for the ice cream...yup, I like it. The blueberry cheesecake was VERY cheesy, and the chocolate tastes exactly like chocolate (lol). I definitely like it over BDI at least. Wish the seating area was a tiny bit more comfortable, but on a nice summer day this place would be the bomb for excellent ice cream.

It is true, the interior is not glamorous. However, we come here for the gelato which is perfectly…read moredelicious. This place does remind us of the gelato establishments we visited in Italy and with 60 flavours to choose from you are in for a treat when you come here. My personal favourite is the pear/chocolate combination. I appreciate the price/potion ratio. They fill those cups to well over the top. I do watch for that kind of thing. A small is usually more that enough. However, I do often go for a medium if I arrive here with an appetite.

Great gelato, which is exactly what I needed for walking around Corydon on a hot day. For $5 you…read morecan get a "small", which is actually enormous and comes with up to two flavours. I got peanut butter and chocolate, my standard. The interior is not glamorous, but they have a pretty decent patio. Cash only!

Classic Winnipeg spot for ice cream -- definitely worth visiting at least once. The ice cream is…read moregood and creamy, with lots of fun options and toppings to choose from. Friendly service with old-school vibes, but just be mindful of long lines here. The long lines are not necessarily a complaint, though -- it means the place is a must-hit! That said, it can feel a bit heavy and rich, which is why I personally prefer Sargent Sundae for something a little lighter. Still, BDI is a great place to stop on a summer day and enjoy a treat by the bridge.

Bridge Drive-In (commonly known as BDI) is a Winnipeg institution! It has been around since 1957…read moreserving soft-serve ice cream, milkshakes, and more. It a favourite place for locals and tourists to drop by during warmer weather. A couple of years after I had moved to Winnipeg, a friend of mine took me to BDI. She had a car and I did not at the time. There is parking available, but it does get busy. I last visited Winnipeg in July 2016. I had no problem nabbing a parking spot at around 7 pm. BDI is on Jubilee Avenue. It faces the Red River. There are a few benches where you can enjoy your dairy treat, which is what my friend and I did. There is also a pedestrian bridge that goes over the river if you'd like to take a stroll. When I was last there, I lined up to get a soft-serve cone. This place has plenty of flavour varieties and some specials each day. I was pleased to see vegan options. BDI's most famous flavour is the Goog. It's essentially an upside-down blueberry shake, with a hot fudge sundae and bananas. I believe it comes with whipped cream, too. I love the Saltzberg, which is a Nutella-filled waffle cone with vanilla ice cream, is dipped in chocolate, and has caramel drizzle, sea salt, and whipped cream on top. I realize why I have never walked across the pedestrian bridge with an ice cream delicacy. It's messy to eat and I'm not coordinated enough to eat anything at BDI and walk without a major disaster happening to my ice cream treat. No one wants to see me cry. I ordered a cool lemon soft-service ice cream cone when I was last here. I typically get sprinkles, but decided to try it without them. I love lemon and the ice cream was so creamy. The lemon was bright and refreshing. The cone was perfect. I liked the maple leaf wrap around the bottom of the cone. That evening, it was pouring rain. I had a car rental and no umbrella. I ended up enjoying my ice cream in the car. There was still a steady customer lineup, which shows that folks will come out for yummy ice cream regardless of what Mother Nature has in mind. When I was last here, you could only pay by cash. I'm not sure if it's still the case. For those who love ice cream year-round, there is a BDI store at Kildonan Place now. Yay! I hope to return and get my ice cream fix at BDI when I'm back in Winnipeg. (129)

We ordered Double D's cheesecakes for our wedding, and they were absolutely incredible…read more We already loved their cheesecakes, so including them on our wedding day was an easy decision. They are the perfect size for events, reasonably priced, and come in a wide variety of flavours--honestly, you can't go wrong with any of them. The ordering process was simple, and everything was packaged very well for pickup. The cheesecakes themselves were not overly sweet, which we really appreciated, and the texture was rich and creamy. One thing we didn't fully plan for was that they need to be kept frozen, which made transport a bit stressful--but they held up perfectly. Despite the heat on the wedding day, they stayed in great condition and served beautifully. Our guests absolutely loved them, and we received so many compliments throughout the night. We would definitely order from Double D's again for any future event.

I and my wife went to this lovely place to try out thier cheesecake for the first time and I'm…read morepretty sure that this will be our new favorite place for desserts. The staff was friendly and helpful.

With covid limiting the menu, it is difficult to assess the degree of delightfulness of this cute…read morelittle ice cream kiosk. The location is great and allows for riverfront walks. The staff are friendly. I was, however, disheartened to see that the unicorn sundae has been temporarily omitted from the menu, as this was what I wanted to shovel into my face on the particular day that I attended this tiny ice cream establishment.

With covid limiting the menu, it is difficult to assess the degree of delightfulness of this cute…read morelittle ice cream kiosk. The location is great and allows for riverfront walks. The staff are friendly. I was, however, disheartened to see that the unicorn sundae has been temporarily omitted from the menu, as this was what I wanted to shovel into my face on that particular day.

The only place in Winnipeg for Korean bingsoo/binsu which is Korean shaved ice. The shaved ice is…read moremade with milk so it is milky and creamy tasting. The mango snow is topped with lots of mangoes, a scoop of vanilla ice cream, and finished with a mango mochi. Would highly recommend getting the mango snow. They also serve cakes, macarons, drinks, bubble tea, and Korean toast and other snacks like tteokbokki (spicy rice cakes).

I am torn on what to rate this place. I would say a high B+ rating. The place is kind of small and…read moreI was expecting more bubble tea flavours and desserts. The cashier was friendly though and the moon garlic toast with an egg and mozzarella was uniquely delicious and interesting to my adventurous tastebuds. It could have been made and crafted in a less messy way but it had so much flavour that I was mesmerized and I couldn't stop eating it. The mozzarella and cheddar slices were yummy melted on the scrambled egg. I could taste the herbs in the mayonnaise as well and something else, a type of minty mild chipotle. If you love trying new experiences for your tastebuds I recommend this place. The Moon Toast was also filling and it warmed me up. The macaroon was perfectly delectable and filled with a lot of filling. The Taro bubble tea was just ordinary but still yummy.