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.

We stopped here for some ice cream while we were in town for a cruise port stop. My friend…read morerecommended this place and I'm so happy she did! It's right in the main tourist area so it was really easy to find. The menu is extensive and has a ton of options so it was hard to pick what to get. I got a chocolate cone with the brownie dip. My husband got a vanilla cone with the praline dip. And my toddler got a cup of chocolate ice cream with the chocolate dip. We all enjoyed what we ordered. It was super rich and delicious. However it was really messy so it was hard to not get it all over yourself and you had to eat it quickly. My only complaint was we ordered 3 different sizes (the smallest one they had and the next two sizes up) and they were all about the same size. For the expensive price, it was a bit frustrating to pay for a small size but get the same size as the smallest one they offer.

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.

Cranberry Creek's Christmas puddings have been a family tradition of ours for many years. When we…read morelived in South Surrey, we used to wait for the Circle Craft trade show in Vancouver in December to get ours every Christmas season. On the years that we couldn't make it to Circle Craft, we would go to the Surrey family home of the owners at the time. They would invite anybody there to pick up a pudding who may have missed them at the Circle Craft show. The company was relocated a few years ago to Winnipeg, right around the time we relocated ourselves to Parksville from South Surrey and after we had retired. We weren't sure where we were going to get our Cranberry Creek pudding that year, because we were now on Vancouver Island and we knew that CC had been relocated to Winnipeg by that time. But, we discovered after contacting them that we could still get traditional Cranberry Creek pudding at a family farm just outside of Qualicum Beach, and we did just that. For the last couple of years, we had to order our Cranberry Creek pudding online as it wasn't available at the farm anymore. This year we weren't sure what to do or what to expect if we ordered our traditional pudding. My wife and I were thinking that we would do something different for this year because we weren't sure if we could continue the tradition. We were thinking pavlova or something like that. When we were speaking to our daughter in North Vancouver and asked her what they wanted to do for our Christmas meal dessert, she told us they wanted that "fruit pudding thing" that we had every year, and with the "butter sauce." Now what were we going to do? We decided to order online from Cranberry Creek, even though it was now the middle of November. When my wife and I placed our order, we decided to order two of the CC 800gm puddings, even though she normally doesn't like it when I order or purchase two of something when it comes to food items that I love. We both knew that one 800 gm pudding would be more than enough, but because they are freezable (and even re-freezable!) we knew we would have another for next year's Christmas in 2023. We received our Christmas traditional puddings this morning from Canada Post. When I opened the box to put them in the freezer, there were 3 x 800 gm puddings in there when we had only ordered two. I looked at the delivery invoice that I had received. It showed 2 x 800 gm puddings at the online price that had been charged to my Visa, and it also had a 1 x 800 gm pudding that was listed as "Customer Appreciation" and n/c, along with the original shipping charges. The delivery invoice and pricing had been adjusted from the original invoice I had received, but only with the extra line item of that n/c pudding. So now we have 3 puddings when we only wanted two. I think I'll pay it forward and give it to good friends of ours. Merry Christmas, Cranberry Creek Baking Company, and thank you. Customer Service when it is not expected is a great Christmas gift by a great company with great products. ~ Keith H.

I've enjoyed these cranberry puddings in past years, purchasing them at the Maker's Choice Toronto…read moreshow. This year, my sister ordered it online. It was very dry, no amount of sauce could moisten it and there was a bitter, almost burned aftertaste. Disappointing and not at all like those I remember from previous years.

Friendly barista! We came in and got just a classic milk tea which was good. They have a few deals…read morethat you can't miss - buy a bubble waffle, get a free drink. And discounted thai tea. Free WiFi and restroom. Looks like a pleasant study spot.

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

We were looking for a place to grab a sweet treat in Victoria and this did not disappoint!…read more When we first got into Victoria, we stopped by for lunch at BeaverTails and got the poutine. When we got back from an adventure at Butchart Gardens, we stopped by for dessert! We got the Hazel Amour and it was enough for us to share. There are so many offers and combinations that I could see us coming back here the next time we're back in BC. If you're staying in Victoria, this place gets a little crazier when the cruise ships are docked. There are only a few tables outside so it's perfect on a sunny day or if you plan to explore the city with a treat in hand.

TOP NOTCH SERVICE. Beaver Tails are the ultimate Canadian experience. A fried flat dough topped…read morewith a sugary mixture. This is located on a main strip in Victoria - and I was happy to see it. I'd only had it in Ottawa. They have others in BC just not in Vancouver. It's a small stand so it's tight but it opens to the street so it feels bigger. On your birthday, you get a free beaver tail which retails probably closer to $10. You get to have the original but my favorite favorite flavor is the original with a lemon on it so they gave that to us for free for my mom's birthday. You must visit the spot if you're in Victoria yes it is a little touristy, but it is a very good product and the staff is super friendly.

Service was fast and friendly. 3 smalls didn't break the…read morebank, and sizes were decent. Ice cream flavors were limited but unique. Nothing beats a homemade waffle cone! 6 thumbs up from all that enjoyed it!

Super cute local ice cream shop in town…read more Local hand made ice cream and sorbets from Lopez Island Creamery. They offer up a good variety and if you can't make up your mind opt for the 7-flavor ice cream flight. I choose a to dabble in a shrub float. New item for me. Shrub is a sweetened fruit infused vinegar. For the float they use the shrub (from local vendor Girl Meets Dirt), seltzer water, and your choice of ice cream. I definitely could see this being a summer drink. Has a bit of a bite from the vinegar (I'd advise to make sure it's all fully incorporated or you'll end up with a straight shot of the shrub).

Wonderful Hot and New wine and dessert bar! Stopped in after a long day of walking the Anacortes…read moreArt Festival. Wine was lovely Riesling from WA state, and very easy to drink. My mom had the blueberry tea over ice, since the afternoon got hot. The tea was wonderful and caffeine free. Stop in, the owners is wonderful and welcoming. They even have a cute patio in the back and outside seating up front to enjoy people watching. Cheers!

We stopped in on a Friday night and shared a dessert wine (delicious), charcuterie board (great…read morevariety and generous portions), and the hot fudge dessert (so good - perfectly rich and creamy). Very friendly service that made us feel welcome, even though it was near closing time. We were so pleased to have found this place - What a perfect spot to relax and enjoy some great food!

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.