The best soft serve ice cream ever!!!…read more While visiting a house, we decided to stop at this new place in Mont St Hilaire to have a soft serve ice cream cone. The place is so beautiful! Clean, well decorated and filled with chocolate goodies! Not only that they serve ice cream, they also sell chocolates, truffles and anything chocolate related. On to the ice cream. Like mentioned, it's a soft serve ice cream. You have a choice of 4 flavours: vanilla, chocolate, orange and maple syrup. But wait...they have 12 different types of chocolate dips for you to choose from. TWELVE!!! But first, you need to chose the size of your cone. I got the baby cone, my husband got the small and my in-laws got the medium. Portions are huge! The small size was a big enough size for Felix. His parents didn't even finish theirs. I got the orange ice cream covered in 75% dark chocolate. Out. Of. This. World! I can't wait to try other combinations of flavours. They also have an array of gelato flavours as well. It's worth waiting in line for your ice cream ;)

We arrived there 15 minutes before closing and we were told that they wouldn't be able to serve us…read moresince they were closing shortly. Because we all know that serving a soft serve ice cream cone takes a lot of time an preparation. At $4 or $5 for an ice cream cone, I'm going to assume business is good, judging by the amount of people that was turned away tonight, basically our first nice day this spring. Next time you have a hankering for an ice cream cone you might just be better driving an extra few minutes to Dairy Queen right up the same street where I'm positive they don't turn away paying customers.

They have the best Eggs Benedict that I have ever had. Comes with a beautiful assortment of fruit…read moreon the side. Super cute restaurant with lovely staff. Kids love the crepes. Grab some chocolate in the gift shop on the way out. PS- I saw a video this morning of Jimmy Fallon taking the band U2 in disguise down into the subway of NYC to play for tips. Since Covid, this little gem of a restaurant has simplified their service and serves their food in a recyclable carton instead of ceramic plates. Don't be fooled though, the food and charm is still U2 and Bono!!!

Calling it a 'museum' might be a bit optimistic, but don't let that scare you off. There are a few…read morerooms of chocolate history to see here, and it held my kids' interest long enough. When we went, there were a few free samples out, so that helped. There's a small gift shop with some commercial chocolates and some house-made stuff, which is good to give as gifts. There was also a small restaurant part in the back, but we didn't try that. On-street parking was easy, but it might be tough during tourist season.

I alway s try to find chocolates (partial to mint) when I travel. This place was close to where I…read morewas staying so I decided to try it out. Even though there was a slight language barrier getting the chocolates I wanted was simple. The owner was gracious enough to help me choose my small box - sadly, no mints. I have not eaten all of the mints but each one thus far is quite goos. Definte recommend.

Quebec has many chocolatiers or chocolate shops as we say in English. Generally, the chocolate…read moreproducts in these stores are all very good. It's hard to make bad chocolate. This store was on the small side but it offered many different Belgian-style chocolate products, including bars, truffles, pralines, hot chocolate mixes, and just about every other type of chocolate you can imagine. They also have a bakery. There is a sample tray that lets you try their milk chocolate, 50% dark chocolate, and 70% dark chocolate. We liked the taste of their chocolate and ended up buying a bag full. I bought a 70% dark chocolate bar and a milk chocolate bar. The dark chocolate and lavender caramel bar my wife bought was especially delicious. The lavender came from the Blue Lavande lavender farm in Stanstead. This is a great place to stop and buy chocolate before you head to Mt Orford for outdoor activities. We will definitely be back.

Small little cozy spot we tried while visiting my brother…read more The fruit drink I had was almost like a pina colada and this was the best part of the breakfast. I had smoked salmon with a bagel and the plate was pretty plain and unexciting. Cream cheese came in a small cup and not on the bagel so by the time you get the plate and put it on your bagel it's cold so not that great. They also do not have poached egg so that was also a let down. Was not awful but will not be going back for sure

Stumbled upon this gorgeous chocolaterie by chance one morning when exploring the old part of…read moreBeloeil. It is next door to a beautiful church and has an awesome landscaped view of snow-topped peaks and water. We went on a sunny but snowy day early on a Saturday morning and were surprised to see it was already open! Inside it is super cosy and warm, with the chocolate boutique separate from the cafe area. We discovered that they are famous for their caramel but unfortunately, did not get a chance to try them (hopefully going back especially for this next time). As it was quite early for me, I just had a hot chocolate (which by the way, was one of the BEST hot chocs I have had) made with pure melted chocolate and topped with marshmallows. I devoured this whilst gazing out into the brightly-lit mountainous landscape - it honestly felt as if I was at a skiing lodge. The waitress was very friendly and helpful and the other customers all seemed to be having full breakfasts which looked so good! The place seems to be very popular with the locals as it began to get full whilst we were about to leave. Overall, great little find and cannot wait to be back to sample some more!!

Great service and beautifully presented variety of chocolate. There were plenty of great flavors to…read morechoose from, the hazelnut praline was our favorite.

I love getting my dessert from this place. I find the line moves pretty quickly. I just wish there…read morewas a little more social distancing because everyone is standing so close. But the chocolate covered ice cream is absolutely delicious! The chocolate is so creamy and thick. Personally I love taking half cotton candy, half oreo in a bowl. The service is very quick and efficient! Absolutely love going here.

Visited this place the day after it opened. We lined up for about half an hour or more but it was…read moredefinitely worth the wait as we were taken well care of by the frequent distribution of chocolate samples! Inside it really is a little chocolate heaven! It smells like chocolate and there are big chocolate machines of so many flavours that you need to take a moment to decide what to have. Despite coming from the home of the famous Cadbury factory, I was very impressed by this mini chocolate factory. There is a lot of choice in the shops and also menu so be prepared to be overwhelmed!! In general, I am not an ice cream fan so I decided to go for the smallest size... To my surprise, it was huge - portions are extremely generous and also price is reasonable for the amount you get! I went for the coffee chocolate coating and took a big bite out of it... The contrast between the hard chocolate and the soft ice cream was heavenly, I was able to bite on something yet enjoy the soft whipped ice cream at the same time... A perfect combination! The terrace seating is nice and spacious but the view of the main road really lets it down unfortunately... Overall, so far this the only ice cream that I have so that says a lot for someone who doesn't like ice cream!!

Dropped by the tourist center in this DIX30 mall and saw this place. I was skeptical if such a…read moregreat review but it did not disappoint! As of 6/28/22 it was 7.99 for 12. I was hoping I could pick each flavor to try but alas, for 7.99 you can only pick two flavors. Got the hazelnut cuz everyone on yelp raves about it and the cinnamon sugar. When you bite into a Mr. Puff's it's hot and there is a crunch and then a moist center. Way better than a donut hole! The hazelnut was pretty good and I wouldn't get the cinnamon sugar cuz it just tasted like sugar but maybe the hazelnut was so strong you couldn't taste the cinnamon. Only wish I was here longer so I could try more flavors. A must stop if you're visiting Canada! Nom nom!

Mouthwateringly crispy delicious balls of goodness…read more As I approached Mr. puffs, the smell took me back to historical islands, with crystal blue seas and gods roaming over. Could this be the Greek dessert that I oh so craved but never had found? And then I took my first bite, the chocolate sauce drizzled over accompanied with the berry tang... And I was in Elysium. These little puffs are addictive and indulgent. With only $5.50 for a box of 12 , you can't say no! Will definitely be planning to come again and again to Mr.Puffs , and will be craving them all the way on my plane back to England. I wonder if they'll pass customs... 10/10 recommend!

If you love chocolate this is a must stop. Lots of choices for sweet tooth folks. Everything w…read moreordered was delicious- probably my kids favorite stop. The soufflé took 18 mins but it's worth wait if you like lava cake. The Dubai crepe is so good with extra kunafa they added. You also get to pick the type of chocolate you'd like used from white to dark. It's not too big a spot but you could bring groups. I don't think they take reservations either but it's definitely a must go in Montreal for dessert.

Loved this place a lot! Was looking for a chocolate cafe and this place did not disappoint! Such a…read morecute cafe with a comfy seating to see the beautiful houses outside, our host was so kind as to bring me a delicious birthday brownie afterwards and the chocolate bomb dessert (I forgot the name of it) was delicious and perfect! Thank you for a wonderful experience and being so kind!