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We made an unexpected stop here on a unusually warm winter day as it was recommended by a family member. There was a line out the door but it moved quickly so we could ponder the flavor choices as we waited. I was interested in the revolving flavors available for Valentines day, which included Cinnamon Hearts, Rose Crème Brulee, Lovefest and Melona (honeydew version). I had the Rose Crème Brulee as I liked the delicate rose flavor (which is hard to achieve without feeling like you are chewing on petals) and the crunchy shards that mimic the brulee of the crème brulee. It was creamy without being cloyingly too sweet. A lovely local icecream brand. Not a lot of seating, so be prepared to go for a walk to eat in the car on a busy day. For those interested, they have vegan options also!
Kind ice cream is a great place to visit when in the Ritchie neighbourhood. The ice cream is made from premium quality ingredients and the flavours are unique. The shop is nicely decorated and the service is very friendly! I tried a split scoop of lemon cloud and key lime pie ice creams. I really liked both of the flavours. I'm looking forward to trying more soon!
Kind ice cream is one of my favourite places in Edmonton to go for crafted ice creams. They have 3 rotating flavours that change every single month along with their regular flavours. Make sure you check out online to see what their rotating flavours are so you dont miss out! The shop itself is quite nice with a few tables inside for seating and the service is always good. The staff is very helpful if you need some assistance in choosing ice cream flavours. They can offer you a sample or give you some guidance. Keep in mind during summer and hot days, the line up can be out the door but it usually moves pretty quickly. The ice cream itself has just the perfect amount of flavour and thickness to it. The waffle cones made inhouse are delicious and gives the shop quite a yummy aroma. They only thing that I do not like, is the vegan line of ice creams. I am not vegan myself but the texture is a little different from "regular" ice creams. It doesn't taste bad by any means and is a good option for those who are vegan. They also sell pints of their crafted ice creams for $10 each if you'd like to take some home. My personal favourites are the River Valley Road which is their take on Rocky Road and also Cookies and Sour Cream.
Finally was able to try Kind Ice Cream while we were in town. They're across the street from Ritchie Market that houses Little Duchess Bake Shop, Transcend Coffee, ACME Meat Market and Biera/Blind Enthusiasm. We dropped in on a Friday afternoon (around 4:00pm) and there was a small queue. It went fairly quick though as they have two separate ordering counters. There were 12 always flavours (with two vegan options) and four rotating flavours. Scoops are $5.50 (single) and $7.50 (double) while pints are $10.00. Waffle cones are an additional $1.00. - Double scoop ($7.50) - we opted for the frosé sorbet and cookies & sour cream. The frosé was surprisingly delightful, fruity (they use a pear and strawberry purée) and refreshing. The cookies & sour cream spin on the classic flavour intrigued us. It had just the right balance of sour note to it. Debit or credit only. Glad to see there's finally some ice cream options/competition in town. Will be back again!
There's a reason there's usually a line stretching outside this place on warm days; delicious local made small batch ice cream in a variety of inventive flavours. The staff are friendly and they have both cones to eat immediately and small tubs to take away. They tend to have a smaller selection of flavours which rotate often, so you may get to try lots of different tastes if you keep coming back. If I could change just one thing, it's that sometimes some of their flavours are a little TOO sweet; could be toned down a bit and that might actually bring out the flavours a little more too in some cases. The maple pecan for example is delicious but VERY sugary, and the nanaimo bar ice cream... well, what was I expecting really from that one? Delicious, but VERY sweet. Nonetheless, a great place to visit on a hot day, or if you want to treat yourself!
You know what's having a bit of a moment right now? Artisan ice cream. The small-batch, made with love kind. In Edmonton there are two main players; Made by Marcus (which is from Calgary) and Edmonton's very own Kind Ice Cream. Both places serve hard ice cream and both are very good, however, supporting the business from right here at home feels like the right thing to do. Edmonton Journal named Kind the Best Ice Cream Shop 2020 and Best Ice Cream Shop 2021, so it's gotta be good. Kind Ice Cream has two adorable locations, with the original shop situated in Ritchie directly across the street from Ritchie Market. It's one of the coolest little slices of the city and the absolute ideal spot for an ice cream shop. (The second location is in Highlands which is pretty much just as cool.) Opening in 2019, the shop is still fairly new but it finally put Edmonton onto the ice cream map. Kind thrives to use the very best ingredients, crafting some of the best ice cream that anyone has ever tasted. Are they succeeding? I'd say that they're doing pretty well! From their "Always Flavours," the ones that are consistently available, to their "Rotating Flavours," there is always something new and interesting to try. I visited on a Saturday afternoon, it was a beautiful sunny day, and it was most certainly ice cream time. There is very often a long lineup, especially on a nice day. You should be prepared to stand in line for a while, otherwise plan your visit for a less popular time of day. Ice cream at 11am anyone? Don't let people judge you. Alternatively, you could show up on a bad-weather day and easily walk right in. There is no wrong time for ice cream. The shop is small and cute, with a fresh and easy vibe. They've got a bit of neon lighting in there (on trend!) and the simplistic and clean decor works well. There's a surprising amount of ice cream to choose from (who would've thought!) including ten different flavours that are always on hand. This month Kind is featuring an (awesome) '90s Series with three bonus flavours that include; Dunkaroos, Deep'n Delicious, and Grape Crush Sorbet. I was pretty pleased to be visiting when I did because anything 90s speaks my language! You can get your scoops delivered to you in a multitude of ways; in either a cup or cone, single scoop or double, and you can upgrade to a waffle cone. The hottest tip around is that if you go for a single scoop they'll let you divide it into two different flavours. It's the best way to go and it gives you the perfect amount of ice cream. However, on my visit I was going big or going home. I approached the friendly staff behind the counter and ordered TWO Double Scoop Waffle Cones ($8.50 each) which equals four different ice cream flavours. I needed to try as much as possible. Once I gave my flavour order I requested that the staff combine whichever two flavours (per cone) that they thought would work the best together and they were happy to oblige. I LOVE that their beautiful cone holders are made by Ryspot Design, a very awesome Edmonton maker. These sorts of details are not lost on me and I appreciate that so many elements of their experience are kept local. The flavours!!! Here is what I picked! River Valley Road ~ River Valley Road is our take on the perennial classic, Rocky Road. Gooey marshmallows, house-made brownie pieces and crunchy candied walnuts and walnut bitters in a milk chocolate base. Let's zip along the North Sask together, shall we? This flavour seemed like a must because it's the most "Edmonton" of them all. With a name like "River Valley Road," this has gotta be Edmonton's signature ice cream flavour. Ultra chocolatey, if you're a person who loves chocolate but also wants a little something extra involved, this is the flavour for you. I loved the crunch from the walnuts and the chew from the brownie. My favourite part was the marshmallow and I wish that I had gotten more bites with marshmallow in it! Great for lots of different texture, this is one tasty scoop. Maple Bourbon Pecan ~ Our maple bourbon pecan is the perfect storm of deliciousness. Packed with roasted pecans delicately coated in sweet maple syrup and a hit of Kentucky bourbon, it's got the crunch, the salty-sweet, and the boozy joy. Of all the flavours, this is the one that I'd heard the most about. This is the one that people seem to love. And I can see why because I loved it too. It might very well have been my favourite. The thing that impressed me the most was that I could really taste the bourbon and it added such a wonderful element in play with the maple. The pecans definitely took on a salty-sweet crunchy quality which is so addictive. This flavour gives you everything that you need and I will keep coming back for it. Salted Caramel ~ We make our salted caramel ice cream the right way. We make our own salted caramels using the best possible ingredients, finish them with a hit of Maldon salt, and melt them down into our sweet cream base to create this mi
Located in the heart of Ritchie, parking available on the street or parking pad behind. Incredibly busy, especially over the summer, where lineups are to the street. Quaint little shop with friendly staff. Small indoor bench seating by the window and outside if good weather. Minimal but appropriate amount of selection of ice cream with chef made flavors. Ice cream has some density to it and definitely served as adequate portion. 1 scoop is enough for one person and you can ask for two flavors in one! The waffles cones are also tasty. In October they had pumpkin flavor if your adventurous :). Tastes like ice cream should- rich and cream and not plastic! Vegan options available. Worth a visit at least once to try. Love supporting local!
Edmonton's first, much needed, small batch hard ice cream shop, with "chef created" flavours, in the heart of the Ritchie neighbourhood. So far I've sampled 4 flavours and loved them all. Feel free to sample them all - you're totally allowed to. You can split a single scoop into two flavours, and I found the portion to be very generous. I imagine the lines are going to be pretty outrageous on any hot summer day, but I'd say it's worth it!
A great local ice-cream shop that is Kind of a hit. Atmosphere: 3/5 - Small shop with not that much seating, sleek + modern aesthetic. Price: $$$/5 - Average for a premium ice cream store. $6.50 for a single scoop in a waffle cone. Customer Service: 4/5 - Employees were polite but a little slow. The store has a long line most nights. Location: 4/5 - Great location but can be out of the way for many. Taste: 3/5 - More creamy than sweet which I personally do not prefer. Menu: 5/5 - Lots of unique as well as classic ice cream flavours. Vegan-friendly. Sustainability: 5/5 - Compostable spoons, cups & napkins make this shop very, kind, to the earth Strengths - Sustainable practices, great menu all at a beautiful. Weaknesses - Long + slow-moving line, not much seating. Good items to buy: Cold Brew Coffee flavour, Maple Bourbon Pecan Summary: 4/5 - Overall, I would recommend stopping by Kind ice-cream especially if you prefer a creamier ice-cream. Is it my favourite spot in Edmonton? No, but it is still very good. They have an excellent menu with many unique flavours. While it is a shame that they don't have very much seating it is also nice because you can go for a beautiful walk through the local neighborhood parks. Kind clearly wants to be a local leader in sustainability which I value greatly. Thank you for taking the time to read my review and I hope it helps you!!
Went on a super sunny Monday afternoon and there was a lineup outside but it went super fast. I love the red light green light system they use so you know when it is your turn to go in the store and it felt super safe distanced with markings to know where to stand. I maybe would say to update the sign outside with the rotating flavours as well in case you don't have a phone to look it up but that is minor. The shop is super cute and the staff were very friendly, quick and efficient. I like that they are inclusive and safe environment where everyone is welcome. Would definitely go back!
6 months ago
1 year ago
Loved their "always" flavoured ice cream. The "rotating" ones are usually in season. Got their River Valley Road flavour which is essentially like the Chocolate Milk but with marshmallows and other toppings. Great texture and got it with their waffle cones. The service was amazing - can't complain. The ambiance was also amazing - the whole place smelled like waffles. read more
We made an unexpected stop here on a unusually warm winter day as it was recommended by a family member. There was a line out the door but it moved quickly so we could ponder the flavor choices as we waited. I was interested in the revolving flavors available for Valentines day, which included Cinnamon Hearts, Rose Crème Brulee, Lovefest and Melona (honeydew version). I had the Rose Crème Brulee as I liked the delicate rose flavor (which is hard to achieve without feeling like you are chewing on petals) and the crunchy shards that mimic the brulee of the crème brulee. It was creamy without being cloyingly too sweet. A lovely local icecream brand. Not a lot of seating, so be prepared to go for a walk to eat in the car on a busy day. For those interested, they have vegan options also! read more
2 years ago
Kind ice cream is a great place to visit when in the Ritchie neighbourhood. The ice cream is made from premium quality ingredients and the flavours are unique. The shop is nicely decorated and the service is very friendly! I tried a split scoop of lemon cloud and key lime pie ice creams. I really liked both of the flavours. I'm looking forward to trying more soon! read more
Kind ice cream is one of my favourite places in Edmonton to go for crafted ice creams. They have 3 rotating flavours that change every single month along with their regular flavours. Make sure you check out online to see what their rotating flavours are so you dont miss out! The shop itself is quite nice with a few tables inside for seating and the service is always good. The staff is very helpful if you need some assistance in choosing ice cream flavours. They can offer you a sample or give you some guidance. Keep in mind during summer and hot days, the line up can be out the door but it usually moves pretty quickly. The ice cream itself has just the perfect amount of flavour and thickness to it. The waffle cones made inhouse are delicious and gives the shop quite a yummy aroma. They only thing that I do not like, is the vegan line of ice creams. I am not vegan myself but the texture is a little different from "regular" ice creams. It doesn't taste bad by any means and is a good option for those who are vegan. They also sell pints of their crafted ice creams for $10 each if you'd like to take some home. My personal favourites are the River Valley Road which is their take on Rocky Road and also Cookies and Sour Cream. read more
8 months ago
Finally was able to try Kind Ice Cream while we were in town. They're across the street from Ritchie Market that houses Little Duchess Bake Shop, Transcend Coffee, ACME Meat Market and Biera/Blind Enthusiasm. We dropped in on a Friday afternoon (around 4:00pm) and there was a small queue. It went fairly quick though as they have two separate ordering counters. There were 12 always flavours (with two vegan options) and four rotating flavours. Scoops are $5.50 (single) and $7.50 (double) while pints are $10.00. Waffle cones are an additional $1.00. - Double scoop ($7.50) - we opted for the frosé sorbet and cookies & sour cream. The frosé was surprisingly delightful, fruity (they use a pear and strawberry purée) and refreshing. The cookies & sour cream spin on the classic flavour intrigued us. It had just the right balance of sour note to it. Debit or credit only. Glad to see there's finally some ice cream options/competition in town. Will be back again! read more
3 years ago
Super friendly staff! Allowed us to try a few different kinds prior to choosing which one we wanted! Ended up getting the key lime pie (GO NOW), and the maple bourbon pecan (AGAIN, GO NOW). 5/5!! I will be back!!! read more
There's a reason there's usually a line stretching outside this place on warm days; delicious local made small batch ice cream in a variety of inventive flavours. The staff are friendly and they have both cones to eat immediately and small tubs to take away. They tend to have a smaller selection of flavours which rotate often, so you may get to try lots of different tastes if you keep coming back. If I could change just one thing, it's that sometimes some of their flavours are a little TOO sweet; could be toned down a bit and that might actually bring out the flavours a little more too in some cases. The maple pecan for example is delicious but VERY sugary, and the nanaimo bar ice cream... well, what was I expecting really from that one? Delicious, but VERY sweet. Nonetheless, a great place to visit on a hot day, or if you want to treat yourself! read more
2 years ago
6 years ago
You know what's having a bit of a moment right now? Artisan ice cream. The small-batch, made with love kind. In Edmonton there are two main players; Made by Marcus (which is from Calgary) and Edmonton's very own Kind Ice Cream. Both places serve hard ice cream and both are very good, however, supporting the business from right here at home feels like the right thing to do. Edmonton Journal named Kind the Best Ice Cream Shop 2020 and Best Ice Cream Shop 2021, so it's gotta be good. Kind Ice Cream has two adorable locations, with the original shop situated in Ritchie directly across the street from Ritchie Market. It's one of the coolest little slices of the city and the absolute ideal spot for an ice cream shop. (The second location is in Highlands which is pretty much just as cool.) Opening in 2019, the shop is still fairly new but it finally put Edmonton onto the ice cream map. Kind thrives to use the very best ingredients, crafting some of the best ice cream that anyone has ever tasted. Are they succeeding? I'd say that they're doing pretty well! From their "Always Flavours," the ones that are consistently available, to their "Rotating Flavours," there is always something new and interesting to try. I visited on a Saturday afternoon, it was a beautiful sunny day, and it was most certainly ice cream time. There is very often a long lineup, especially on a nice day. You should be prepared to stand in line for a while, otherwise plan your visit for a less popular time of day. Ice cream at 11am anyone? Don't let people judge you. Alternatively, you could show up on a bad-weather day and easily walk right in. There is no wrong time for ice cream. The shop is small and cute, with a fresh and easy vibe. They've got a bit of neon lighting in there (on trend!) and the simplistic and clean decor works well. There's a surprising amount of ice cream to choose from (who would've thought!) including ten different flavours that are always on hand. This month Kind is featuring an (awesome) '90s Series with three bonus flavours that include; Dunkaroos, Deep'n Delicious, and Grape Crush Sorbet. I was pretty pleased to be visiting when I did because anything 90s speaks my language! You can get your scoops delivered to you in a multitude of ways; in either a cup or cone, single scoop or double, and you can upgrade to a waffle cone. The hottest tip around is that if you go for a single scoop they'll let you divide it into two different flavours. It's the best way to go and it gives you the perfect amount of ice cream. However, on my visit I was going big or going home. I approached the friendly staff behind the counter and ordered TWO Double Scoop Waffle Cones ($8.50 each) which equals four different ice cream flavours. I needed to try as much as possible. Once I gave my flavour order I requested that the staff combine whichever two flavours (per cone) that they thought would work the best together and they were happy to oblige. I LOVE that their beautiful cone holders are made by Ryspot Design, a very awesome Edmonton maker. These sorts of details are not lost on me and I appreciate that so many elements of their experience are kept local. The flavours!!! Here is what I picked! River Valley Road ~ River Valley Road is our take on the perennial classic, Rocky Road. Gooey marshmallows, house-made brownie pieces and crunchy candied walnuts and walnut bitters in a milk chocolate base. Let's zip along the North Sask together, shall we? This flavour seemed like a must because it's the most "Edmonton" of them all. With a name like "River Valley Road," this has gotta be Edmonton's signature ice cream flavour. Ultra chocolatey, if you're a person who loves chocolate but also wants a little something extra involved, this is the flavour for you. I loved the crunch from the walnuts and the chew from the brownie. My favourite part was the marshmallow and I wish that I had gotten more bites with marshmallow in it! Great for lots of different texture, this is one tasty scoop. Maple Bourbon Pecan ~ Our maple bourbon pecan is the perfect storm of deliciousness. Packed with roasted pecans delicately coated in sweet maple syrup and a hit of Kentucky bourbon, it's got the crunch, the salty-sweet, and the boozy joy. Of all the flavours, this is the one that I'd heard the most about. This is the one that people seem to love. And I can see why because I loved it too. It might very well have been my favourite. The thing that impressed me the most was that I could really taste the bourbon and it added such a wonderful element in play with the maple. The pecans definitely took on a salty-sweet crunchy quality which is so addictive. This flavour gives you everything that you need and I will keep coming back for it. Salted Caramel ~ We make our salted caramel ice cream the right way. We make our own salted caramels using the best possible ingredients, finish them with a hit of Maldon salt, and melt them down into our sweet cream base to create this mi read more
7 years ago
Located in the heart of Ritchie, parking available on the street or parking pad behind. Incredibly busy, especially over the summer, where lineups are to the street. Quaint little shop with friendly staff. Small indoor bench seating by the window and outside if good weather. Minimal but appropriate amount of selection of ice cream with chef made flavors. Ice cream has some density to it and definitely served as adequate portion. 1 scoop is enough for one person and you can ask for two flavors in one! The waffles cones are also tasty. In October they had pumpkin flavor if your adventurous :). Tastes like ice cream should- rich and cream and not plastic! Vegan options available. Worth a visit at least once to try. Love supporting local! read more
Edmonton's first, much needed, small batch hard ice cream shop, with "chef created" flavours, in the heart of the Ritchie neighbourhood. So far I've sampled 4 flavours and loved them all. Feel free to sample them all - you're totally allowed to. You can split a single scoop into two flavours, and I found the portion to be very generous. I imagine the lines are going to be pretty outrageous on any hot summer day, but I'd say it's worth it! read more
6 years ago
A great local ice-cream shop that is Kind of a hit. Atmosphere: 3/5 - Small shop with not that much seating, sleek + modern aesthetic. Price: $$$/5 - Average for a premium ice cream store. $6.50 for a single scoop in a waffle cone. Customer Service: 4/5 - Employees were polite but a little slow. The store has a long line most nights. Location: 4/5 - Great location but can be out of the way for many. Taste: 3/5 - More creamy than sweet which I personally do not prefer. Menu: 5/5 - Lots of unique as well as classic ice cream flavours. Vegan-friendly. Sustainability: 5/5 - Compostable spoons, cups & napkins make this shop very, kind, to the earth Strengths - Sustainable practices, great menu all at a beautiful. Weaknesses - Long + slow-moving line, not much seating. Good items to buy: Cold Brew Coffee flavour, Maple Bourbon Pecan Summary: 4/5 - Overall, I would recommend stopping by Kind ice-cream especially if you prefer a creamier ice-cream. Is it my favourite spot in Edmonton? No, but it is still very good. They have an excellent menu with many unique flavours. While it is a shame that they don't have very much seating it is also nice because you can go for a beautiful walk through the local neighborhood parks. Kind clearly wants to be a local leader in sustainability which I value greatly. Thank you for taking the time to read my review and I hope it helps you!! read more
Went on a super sunny Monday afternoon and there was a lineup outside but it went super fast. I love the red light green light system they use so you know when it is your turn to go in the store and it felt super safe distanced with markings to know where to stand. I maybe would say to update the sign outside with the rotating flavours as well in case you don't have a phone to look it up but that is minor. The shop is super cute and the staff were very friendly, quick and efficient. I like that they are inclusive and safe environment where everyone is welcome. Would definitely go back! read more
3 years ago
Really delicious icecream. Super authentic and great flavours. Service was fast, it wasn't busy. I got the key lime icecream and the mint chip. Key lime had real graham cracker crust in it and a super strong lime flavour, so good. Mint chip was great, minty and good sized chocolate chips. My sister got bourbon peacan and it was great. Would recommend this place!! read more
Won a pint of Gay OK ice cream (froot loops) in a FB giveaway. Since we had never been there, decided to purchase 3 additional pints to try (because ice cream. And why not?) Shared between four of us, we all had different favorites. Gay OK was actually our least favorite across the board but the three were purchased were all first one someone's list! Birthday cake - yummy sprinkles. PB&B - peanut butter & brownie Deep Dark Chocolate - name explains it all. Didn't get a pic of the chocolate because my husband ate the whole thing after our taste test! Birthday cake was my fave.. sweet but not artificial tasting. Flavors in PB&B was also very natural tasting. Great for a treat! read more
3 years ago
3 years ago
4 years ago
I've heard about this place through local media and decided to give it a shot after having dinner in a nearby neighbourhood. I guess the timing was perfect on a weekday evening because the lineup was only 10 minutes compared to what I've read on the reviews here. But the lineup grew quickly after! There's a good amount of seating in the shop, and there's benches at the corner of the building to chill out at and eat your ice cream. I came with a crowd of 4, so it was a good chance to try most flavours since we shared amongst ourselves. Take note though, the ice cream is quite dense that 1 scoop is plenty if you're coming for an after dinner dessert. Scoop size is generous too. I made the mistake of ordering 2 scoops but luckily, I had other family members willing to finish off what I couldn't. We mostly tried the artisanal flavours that you can't find at the grocery store; I have to say our absolute favourite flavour at this location is the lemon raspberry jammie. My kids were thoroughly impressed that their birthday cake flavour had actual pieces of cake in it too. But I do have to mention that all flavours we tried were nicely robust for ice cream and I'm glad they offer premade freezer pints! read more
6 years ago
While I very much enjoyed the ice cream, I wanted to leave a review due to the unbelievable customer service. These ladies are absolutely wonderful in their interactions with customers, as well I am quite grateful of the covid procedures they have in place. Will be back for more! read more
3 years ago
I don't eat a lot of ice cream but this is my wife's birthday so I've got to take her somewhere she doesn't expect and this is it. Inside Kind Ice Cream it is bright and cheery. It's small but quaint. However the real story here is the ice cream. It tastes like ice cream should taste. In fact it's so good that you can brush away those feelings of guilt because you know it's worth it and you know that you'll be back. They don't have 101 flavours like some places like to brag of but they do have at least 12 flavours. Quite simply there are enough flavours to make you stop and ponder the choices. You then decide the size, type of cone or dish and you're all set. The funny thing is that the three ladies across the counter were laughing so much that they seemed to be having as much fun as their customers. This is a very hip area of town that is separate from the nearby Whyte Ave. Do yourself and your favourite people a good deed and head to Kind. Honest you'll enjoy it too much to worry about calories. There's even almost enough parking nearby. read more
7 years ago
Came to this little joint today and wasn't too blown away. I feel it was a bit overhyped. As much as I LOVE I cream this place just didn't do it for me. It's tucked away in the Ritchie area close to Millcreek. It was cute but extremely tiny ice cream shop. There was a line up out the door but it went by very fast. It was a bit irritating constantly trying to get by and have everyone come in and out of the tiny space. Inside was very cute, small sitting area, small fridge with pints to take home. I chose the vanilla bean and salted caramel, two scoops were huge and cost $7.50, I wish I had been told I could have split the one scoop into two smaller ones like Made by Marcus, but wasn't. The girls at the counter serving were fast, I didn't find the cashier too friendly. Now the ice-cream unfortunately did not meet my expectations. The vanilla bean tasted almost like grocery store ice cream and a bit watery as if it was freezer burnt. The salted caramel also wasn't my favourite, it tasted like butterscotch life savers. Sad to say I tossed it in the garbage, the cup it came in got soggy pretty fast. Sad I wasn't really into this place. read more
6 years ago
Went to kind tonight, I can't express how great it is. The best part is that they are local. Staff is always friendly we discovered this place in July and it's my family's new favourite place to go after dinner and a long day's of work. The line ups are big but so worth the wait. I also heard that they are opening one in the north end so happy about that. Best ice cream in the city and made fresh. read more
6 years ago
7 years ago
Ice cream here is amazing! Very reasonably priced, large portions. They allow you to split flavours with a single scoop order. The staff are very friendly. And they have vegan options read more
7 years ago
I heard such good things about this place, and was really looking forward to going here. I wanted to love it, but unfortunately I didn't. It was very average for me. I tried the birthday cake and camping flavors and they were just meh. The waffle cone was the best part. The staff are very friendly and it's super cute (also super tiny) inside but the flavours didn't really do it for me and I doubt that I'll be back. read more
5 years ago
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