Petite crème glacé situé à Rosemère près d'un Park municipale…read more Le choix de crème glacé "dur" est très grand et varier. Possibilité de prendre jusqu'à 3 boucles sur le cornet. J'ai prit une mille à la vanille trempé dans noisette croquante. Le tout était bien. La crème glacé était très molle, probablement que le mélange n'était pas encore prêt puisque la machine venait tout juste d'être remplis. Je l'ai prit avec un cornet gaufre avec du chocolat et des noix sur le dessus. La gaufre était bien mais j'ai trouvé qu'elle n'avait pas plus de goût qu'un cornet régulier. Reste tout de même une belle crèmerie de coin avec de nombreux choix, une belle terrasse et des endroits où visités en mangeant autour.

Pretty good ice cream! Solid price. Their toblerone ice cream was delicious and I really liked…read moretheir lemon and basil granita as well. Felt nolstagic to what I used to have in Italy. Would definitely go back again!

Chocolats Favoris is one of the new "it" spots. I say that because technically they've been around…read moresince 1979 and have 26 locations in Canada (even one in Victoria!). I've never heard of CF until Em. She, being the dessert lover that she is, told me I needed to try it. Seems like there's a soft serve chocolate dip battle going on between La Diperie and Chocolats Favoris. There's five sizes to choose from (baby, mini, small, medium and large) and four soft serve flavours (vanilla, chocolate, orange and strawberry). The chocolate one you can't dip but the other three are fine. There were a dozen chocolate dip flavours. Let the indecisiveness begin. It's nice that you can sample the dip flavours before you commit. There's also the éclatée option ($1.49 - $1.99 extra) where they add extra toppings. If soft serve doesn't tickle your fancy, they have gelato and sorbet as well as fancy artisanal chocolates. You can even buy their fondues to go in small tin cans. - Strawberry with melting hazelnut dip ($4.59 small) - nice that they have other flavours besides the typical vanilla. The melting hazelnut (milk chocolate) was just what I wanted. I found their chocolate dippy be much stronger and thicker than La Diperie's. No ice cream managed to squeeze through the chocolate dip fortress. - Orange with crunchy hazelnut ($4.59) - this was much darker and richer hazelnut flavour compared to mine. - Vanilla with cookie dough dip ($4.59 small) - I didn't try but A liked it. Although, he still prefers his go to combo of vanilla with cookies and cream. Solid dessert chain (that reminds me of Juliat & Chocolat).

Well known for their many different chocolate dippings. Great variety, however, way too sweet!read more

What could be better than an ice-cream version of a mojito? If this sounds good to you, you must…read moretry Virevent's lime-mint sorbet. There are lots of lovely homemade flavours (some dairy-free, merci beaucoup!). You may wish to forgo the gelato, though, in favour of soft ice-cream dipped in melted Swiss chocolate. Holy cow, Batman, that's delicious. This spot is always busy with walk-up neighbourhood business. There is sidewalk chalk for the kids and there are colourful picnic tables out on the sidewalk. If you have a stroller or a wheelchair, be sure to invite along a friend who can go in and purchase your ice cream for you. This establishment is not accessible for those who cannot climb stairs. (No railing either, if stairs are a challenge.) I haven't tried the macarons or candy that's for sale. At Christmas they reopen for a while to sell ice cream yule logs but they only have ice cream cones in the summer.

Listed #1 ice cream spot on a Montreal blog, I *had* to visit this place…read more An important thing to note: I don't know if it just happened to be the day I went, but there was only one ice cream lady working and she spoke French only. Rudimentary French will do, but she may not be able to tell you the flavours in English, although she will try. A friend in our group who speaks English only struggled a bit to order on his own, but had we not stepped in I'm pretty sure he could've gotten by through simply pointing to whatever he wanted. My picks were the mint+lime and vanilla+strawberry+basil mix. The latter was definitely my favourite. It was light, refreshing, and tasted predominantly of basil with swirls of icy strawberries throughout. The lime mint was nice too, but the strawberry-basil was the unique standout for me. Limited seating space, with the largest spot being one table which can fit a maximum of 5-6 comfortably.

i love this dairy queen. eat there all the time and it always hits. also open late. wowoowowowread more

What a great nostalgic location! I mean DQ by itself Is enough on it's own to bring back the best…read morechildhood memories.. I couldn't get over how clean this place looked! As we were giving in our order through the window , we were literally shocked! I was very impressed! In my opinion even a basic vanilla cone will be delicious! Its ice cream!!

Our first ice cream of the season was on a beautiful sunny day and early enough to be maple taffee…read moreflavoured! But that was only one of the many, varied and delicious flavours that @cremeglaceebobec boast in their quaint, traditional eclectic ice cream shop. Not to mention the very long list of milkshake and slush flavours to quench that thirst when it gets even warmer

Never heard of Crème Glacée Bo-Bec, an ice cream spot, until I read about it on Montreal Eater. I…read moredecided to give them a shot on a late Thursday afternoon. They have 24 flavours and each flavour side is coded by colour (blue for ice cream, green for sorbet and brown for yogurt). There's also a million specials on the boards such as blizzards, milkshakes, banana splits, soft serve and drinks). One scoop is $4.25, two scoops is $6.25 (taxes included in the price). I was able to sample two flavours before choosing. Service is a bit brisk. - Kulfi ($4.25 single) - never tried this before; it's a mix of Indian spices (ginger, cumin and cardamom) and four types of nuts. You get full pieces of nuts too. I tasted pecan and hazelnut. Creamy, refreshing like a chai (but better). Only unfortunate thing is it melted quickly outside. Cash only.

Verdun's new ice cream joint is everything you need and more…read more Besides the fact that they have a fantastic soft serve ice cream they have a actually menu filled with greasy goodness. The place has a lot of sitting inside and a little Terrasse in the front. They have about 8 different chocolates to dip and the best I've had are milk and salted caramel. The Place close at 11 the kitchen earlier as everything was sold out when we came for 10. Great little spot and clean with so much to offer.

On a quick afternoon return visit - it was hot and warm out - therefore time to try some Gelato. I…read morewas informed you can blend up to 3 flavours in one cup (3.50 plus taxes). The clerk combined a trifecta of butter pecan, with mocha and maple (the two later soy based) into a green semi-translucent plastic bowl. Coming with a monogrammed "Les Crèmeries Dairy King" chocolate square and half a round chocolate cookie wafer. Note: the banana Gelato is yellow so not full on Italian authentic, but don't get me wrong, it's still nice to have Gelato on offer. Now for the update as promised for the their namesake the Hot Dog. The steamed option for 1.50 was in a Lester's wrapper, so that's that, but it had more and a better than average coleslaw. They also have a toasted and Michigan option for 2.00 and 2.50 respectively, and good to know they now accept debit to pay. On another sunny aft it was pretty hoppin', so looks like word's getting around, "build a gorgeous space and they will come."

What an original place. Gastro pub food with hipster flare at is best! Attached to the mall but…read morevery trendy interior rockin barn style. Prompt, attentive and cordial service all around. The burgers are to die for. The poutines are equally homicidal and everything as a little something hip. Coolaid pickles anyone? My poutine with merguez sausage, caramelized onions, bacon, gravy and juicy fresh melted cheese curds was a "oh my God this is a party in my mouth" vibe. Just do it :)

We chose La Belle et La Bœuf because of its convenient location near Saint-Hubert Airport. It's…read morerelatively easy to reach and has ample parking. Unfortunately, the service was extremely slow despite the restaurant not being particularly busy. Even the drinks took a while, and we waited about 45 minutes for a straightforward order of burgers and similar items. The food still hadn't arrived by the time I needed to leave for an airport pickup, so I had to leave the rest of my party behind. When I finally tried the burger, it was mediocre and nothing memorable--certainly not worth such a long wait. The location may be convenient, but allow plenty of extra time and manage your expectations.