Delicious and refreshing soft serve with your choice of a chocolate shell and toppings. I enjoyed a…read morevanilla soft serve with a dark chocolate shell. Service was okay. There's a walk-up window and an inside line as well.

Chocolat Favoris is an ice cream dip place that often has a big line at night. Their ice cream is…read moreok, but what the dip seems to be what they specialize in. I had their dulce de leche dip and I definitely liked it! The ice cream flavor I had was vanilla, I didn't think much of it, I guess it may have been due to the sweetness of the dulce de leche

I heard about Tutto for their homemade gelato and decided to give it a try. Walking in, I was…read morecraving pistachio, but they didn't have that. I ended up choosing their dulce de leche and their mango. I thought it was solid.

My partner's favorite gelato of this short trip to Eastern Quebec!!! She got a double scoop, and…read moreloved the cherry flavor, and the local specialty: fraise (strawberry) sorbet, from the I'lle d'orleans (an island we visited just outside the city! What a treat! It was so good, she went back for a second order- a first for her!

On a hot day, there is nothing better than gelato…read more We were walking around the Frontenac looking for an entrance when we spied this little shop located just off of the boardwalk. Went in and ordered with no wait. Quite a variety of flavors too!

Judging by the other reviews, this place was not great about 5 years ago, but it's definitely…read morechanged. I'm confident that the only reason this place has 3 stars is that the most recent review is 4 years old. They have a wide variety of interesting gelato and sorbet flavors, most of which I can't speak for, but the raspberry sorbet, mango sorbet, rhubarb gelato, whiskey crème gelato, and chocolate gelato were excellent! We met the owner, who was justifiably proud of his homemade gelato. The texture of the sorbet is smooth, not icy, and the raspberry had actual raspberry pieces in it. Delicious! The sugar cones were also great, and I'm pretty sure they make them there. The service was very quick and friendly as well. This little shop definitely stands apart from the usual tourist fare omnipresent in Old Quebec.

We saw this place just a short walk after coming off the funicular and it looked promising but we…read morewanted to walk around a bit before committing. We came back and were so happy we did. We had soft serve cones dipped in chocolate and they were so delicious.The soft serve is rich premium ice cream, and you have your choice of dip flavors. I went with chocolate and vanilla ice cream with a dark chocolate orange dip. They double dip the cones and it is definitely real, high quality chocolate. This reminded me of a premium ice cream bar. The small was plenty for an indulgent dessert and they do have a mini if you would prefer just a bit of a treat. Service was excellent and they have a few tables inside where you can sit and enjoy if you'd rather not walk with your treat.

This is another fun foodie stop along the quaint and colorful corridor of numerous shops in old…read moreQuebec City that is La Rue du Petit Champlain. Besides all kinds of chocolate offerings, they also serve a variety of gelato flavors, sundaes, coffees, and various hot chocolate flavors. Wife ended up pick up a gift box of chocolates from here. Ps - this is place is not closed and I will try to have Yelp correct that.

It is so nice to have an Ice Cream Shop that has so many vegan options! The vegan swirl with…read morevanilla and strawberry was a nice treat. We also tried the Gauva Sorbet and it was so good and creamy. You can make Sundaes, Milk Shakes, Smoothies etc.

Love love their fabulous house made sorbettos. Wifey has skill and a good imagination for…read moreinteresting flavors. My favorite flavor so far was the turmeric. It was spot on and delicious! Lines may be long, but it is worth the wait!

Nice little space to grab a coffee of choice and a snack and walk around the town. Staff are very…read morefriendly and they make a great cup of coffee. Found it while walking around and later brought our friends over for treats. Thank you.

Great spot for gelato, ice cream and sweets! It's not fancy but very convenient and the gelato was…read moredelicious. Convenient location on rue St. Louis. The employees were friendly and I would definitely go back!

We visited this chocolate shop on a cruise tour and absolutely loved it! It is small and gets very…read morepacked when tour groups arrive, but it is worth fighting the crowds. The ice cream/snack shop next to the chocolate shop has the best dipped cones we have ever had. Many dip flavors to choose from. We did a white chocolate Oreo and a milk chocolate dip and they were so amazing, crazy thick coating of real Chocolate and great vanilla soft serve below. We also grabbed some yummy sandwiches for late. The chocolate shop is small and packed with amazing creations, both beautiful and tasty. We loved this island and especially this shop!

On our trip to Québec City, we were told that a stroll around the island Ille de Orleans to check…read moreout the fresh fruits and vegetables wasn't complete without a stop at the Chocolaterie for ice cream. Apparently, we weren't the only ones who got the memo! When we arrived, there was a long line outside and parking looked like a mission impossible. But don't let that scare you off--people were constantly coming and going, and we actually found a parking spot fairly quickly. We waited about 25 minutes before finally getting our hands on the ice cream. I went for the hazelnut chocolate, while the rest of the crew stuck with the classic chocolate. . Since you are nearby the shore it is great to sit outside and watch the sunset with the ice cream. A little tip: If you skip the cone and go for a cup, be prepared! The chocolate ice cream is seriously thick and hard. Chances are you'll either end up wearing some of it or stabbing away at it with your spoon trying to get a bite. But bottom line: it was really good and definitely worth the wait. If you're visiting the island, this is one box you should definitely tick off

This chocolate store was our family's favorite almost every night we were in Quebec City we paid…read morethem a visit. The children loved the soft serve dipped in chocolate. And I made sure to take home chocolate gifts for our family. The quality of the chocolate is amazing! And the stuff is very friendly and informative. There's also a chocolate museum attached.

While researching for my trip, I had read about Érico, a chocolate history museum on one side and a…read moredessert shop on the other. I had made a note of it, but had not thought of it as a definite stop during my visit. However, I happened to be walking down the Rue Saint-Jean when I happened to come upon it. I walked inside and was the only patron there, though it was around 10:30 in the morning at the time. I took a quick glance around the museum, but spent the bulk of my time in the store, which offered chocolate confections of all sorts, as well as pastries and gelato. I really wanted to try something, but it was so early in the morning. I also did not want to carry anything around with me all day. So, I ordered a singular Baileys Truffle that I ate immediately. The milk chocolate coated nugget was rich, creamy, and packed with Irish cream flavor. Often times, alcohol-infused chocolates do not have much potency, but that one packed a kick. I enjoyed my quick stop at Érico, but would definitely need to go back to try additional items.