D Spot Dessert Café is honestly one of the best dessert places I've ever tried. Everything was…read morepackaged so well, which I really appreciated since I ordered it on DoorDash. I didn't have very high expectations because sometimes desserts don't travel well, but I was actually so surprised. I made a mistake while ordering, so I called the store and the girls who answered were super helpful and really nice about it. They fixed everything for me with no problem and made it so easy.

It was my first time at a D Spot Dessert Cafe and was quite impressed with the large selection of…read moredesserts and drinks they offered. The restuarant also serves, burgers, hot dogs, pizza, poutine, and sandwiches if you're looking for something more savoury.  I ordered the Karak Chai, and MyTreat (croffle, topped with cheesecke bites, graham crumbs, strawberry coulis, and white chocolate sauce, with a side of vanilla ice cream).  The chai latte was a nice compliment to the dessert.  The croffle was enjoyable, but the ice cream wasn't to my liking. It tasted low quality and a bit artificial in my opinion.  The portions were huge, and one order can be shared between two people. My partner and I ordered one dessert each and couldn't finish our shares, but we were still a bit full from dinner. The Etobicoke location has a bright airy feel, with plenty of seating, great for both large and small groups. The staff here were also welcoming, and efficient.

Melt is a new store that has opened up at Cineplex Queensway. When you walk into this Cineplex,…read moreMelt is on your right, across from the regular concession stands. I had an extremely late breakfast buffet on Sunday. I decided to take it easy and take in a movie, as there was a promotion to use half your SCENE points towards a regular movie. I wanted something light and saw Melt. I quietly looked at all the offerings. I first thought about getting a milkshake, but have had too many of them as of late. A cone sounded good, but who wants to hear me crunch on that during a movie?! I looked at all the frozen yogurt and fruit popsicles. I knew that I wanted one. I asked the woman what the pink popsicle was in the centre of all the peach ones. It was cotton candy. I selected it. I have never had cotton candy as a popsicle in my life. She said that it had Nerds in it. Even better! I love Nerds. I was thrilled to see that this place offers cookies and baked goods. It also has Sweets from the Earth brownies and cookies. They are vegan and delicious! As you'd expect at Cineplex concession stands, prices are higher, including at Melt. My cotton candy popsicle was over $4 with tax. I was happy to use debit. I wanted to try it out. I thanked the woman and left. In the movie theatre, I savoured my popsicle. It was creamy and not overly sugary. The Nerds were exactly what you'd expect them to taste like. The combination of cotton candy and Nerds worked nicely. There is a huge area at Melt where you can sit down and enjoy your desserts. I would love to do that in the future. You aren't obligated to pay for a movie ticket. You can come here and indulge. I'm a fan. I can't wait to return and sample more yummy items. (459)

This review is for my visit on 2026-07-06. The last time I visited was on 2020-06-14, unfortunately…read morefar too long! They ice cream in soft-serve and hard versions. Both versions use real cream; most soft-serve only use ice milk rather than cream. There is only outdoor seating with shading umbrellas. They have been open since 1969! They take cash only; remember to take into account taxes. They have an ATM on-site if you need to withdraw cash. I ordered two scoops ($7.95) in a bowl. The flavours I chose were Mint Chocolate Chip and Dark Cherry. They were both delicious. The lineup was long but moved quickly depending on how long people decide on their flavours. You order at the right window and pickup at the left window. The customer service was good. There is free WiFi. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible. There are no customer washrooms. There is free parking in their private parking lot (for about 10 cars) and in neighbourhood street parking. Review 2026-175

I'm not an ice cream person but this place makes me one. The only place I'll have ice cream!…read more Their vanilla soft serve is a classic and so loved. Cash only place with long lines but the lines move relatively quick. They have great picnic bench seating outside with umbrellas to sit in the shade. Always a good vibe.

This is a heaven for ice cream and gelato lovers. They offer a wide variety of ice cream and gelato…read moreflavours that change daily. Depending on when you arrive, the shop can get busy, especially on warm days, but the friendly staff keep things moving quickly and make sure everyone gets served with a smile. You can sample a few flavors before choosing, which makes the experience even more fun. Each order comes with two scoops--same or different flavors--and you can choose from Kiddie, Regular, or Large sizes, served in a cup or waffle cone (for a small extra cost). We tried "Tanzanian Dark Chocolate" and "Pistachio" gelato and "Coffee Almond Fudge" and "Rock of Ages" from ice cream flavours, both in waffle cone. Every flavour was rich, creamy, and delicious.

We'd just finished a very heavy meal across the street and I was feeling like I could use a little…read moresweet treat. Enter Ed's Real Scoop. I wasn't really hungry enough to be eating dessert, but I can never say no to Burnt Marshmallow ("Our signature scoop! Tastes exactly like a campfire marshmallow that has been perfectly burnt"). I grabbed a small scoop in a cup and took it back to the car. It was glorious. It was super creamy and loaded with flavor, and though I didn't meant to, I wound up finishing the whole thing. I regret nothing. It's good to know that Ed's is still maintaining their quality after all these years.

Stopped here on a Sunday for their half off scoops…read more I ordered the kid size (100mL) in a waffle cone, and got the salty caramel truffle and campfire s'mores. The cone came out to around $2.50 which is an amazing deal. The portion was honestly quite large, and I can't even picture myself ever ordering a larger one. Even without the half off, $5 for this cone is definitely well worth it. Also the staff was super friendly, and let me try out a lot of the flavours. They had around 20+ different flavours of Kawartha Dairy, and they were also selling tubs for $10. Definitely will be coming back here soon :)

Super cool hidden gem! Imported snacks and drinks from asia and around the world!!! And such good…read moreice cream and milkshakes you can even bring your own container!!! Highly recommend checking these guys out. Oh and Sundays is half price scoops!!!

At the end of my 3 hour bike ride, I was desperately craved gelato. Remembering my daughter asking…read moreif I'd been to Lola's and saying it was yummy, I had to find out as I was just blocks away. There is no indoor seating but a patio with a few tables. The overflow of people sat on planter walls. The signage to order could have been a little clearer but staff were pleasant. We ended up picking up and sharing a pint as it was more gelato than 2 small portions and we had earned it! The Ferraro Rocher was delicious. We ate every last bit! Will be back when I've burned off tons of calories and am down at the lake again. Yum!

3.5 stars A…read morecoworker told me this gelato shop was great, so I decided to check it out. As soon as I walked in, two employees popped out from the back. They were quick, but I didn't feel like they were very warm or friendly. I tried the green apple flavour, and it was amazing. I might have to get that next time. I got a kiddie cone of Ferrero Rocher, and it was perfect. The flavour was just like the name, and there were even pieces of Ferrero Rocher in it. If you're there in the summer, try to eat it soon after you get it because it'll start melting and dripping everywhere pretty quickly. There's paid street parking right outside the store and under the building. But, if you're looking for slightly cheaper parking, I'd suggest driving a little further to Marine Parade Drive.

There is a reason that you will often find a line down the street--and that line has to be cut off…read moreat closing time. Just the best ice cream around, according to all the locals. And I would concur. Lots of fun, thoughtful flavors like campfire marshmallow, tiramisu, banana puddin' and matcha jasmine soba along with standard favorites. The flavors are spot on with your imagination, too. There are several size and cone/bowl offerings, and you can mix and match when there is more than one option that catches your eye (or your sweet tooth). Servers are polite and happy to make suggestions. Don't be put off by the line; it keeps moving. Go find out why there are so many people all over the block sitting on every bench and curb eating ice cream.

Made a stop here for some ice cream. It was pretty popular and had a line but moved relatively…read morequickly. It's a small place with friendly staff to just order and go. I tried their Lychee Rosewater and Totaro. They were creamy and not too strong in flavor but quite good. A good little ice cream shop to visit.

Dairy Cream in Mississauga is such a great spot for ice cream and funnel cake…read more Decent amount of parking in the back, but if it's really busy, you'll struggle to find a spot. There's also tables around the back where you can sit down and enjoy your funnel cake and ice cream.

If you can look past the fact that a funnel cake is going to cost you $20, there is no reason not…read moreto come here. This is a small shock with a parking lot that can hold 50 cars. And, you know that there are times when that lot is completely full of people looking for ice cream. The soft serve ice cream is exactly what you remember soft serve ice cream tasting like, provided you were born in the 90s or before. Otherwise, you might not have any idea what soft serve ice cream tastes like, in which case this is even more of a treat. The milkshakes are also superb. The banana coconut milkshake is made with banana chunks, and little bits of coconut that you slurp up in your giant straw. Everything about this experience is perfect for those who like ice cream. And, the only thing that you can get here is ice cream and ice cream related products, so don't go expecting a burger to go along with it. You are here for the meal of ice creamy treats. And, you will not leave disappointed.

First the positives, then I will unload the ugly facts -- The staff was friendly and the interior…read morereminiscent of an ice cream parlour from the 50's, but that is where my praise ends. Because I am a foodie after all, and this is mainly a food critique, the ice cream is Kawartha Lakes, which you can buy in a grocery store at a much cheaper price, and to make matters worse, the ice cream had freezer burn.

Small shop in the junction but they have lots of ice cream flavors. Our favorite is definitely the…read moremoose tracks by kawartha lake! They have a variety of waffle or sugar cones. Strawberry is also super tasty. They open late and the staff are nice! Definitely go for the double scoop w waffle cone :)

Very solid 4* rating!…read more Not sure why it took me a decade to check this place out, after a recommendation from an older European lady had recommended this place to me. It's definitely a "hidden" gem, tucked around the corner from Kipling Stn, in a really industrial area. Think a bunch of auto body and other older looking, unkempt buildings with cars parked out in front. There's parking in front of the bakery café and you hafta climb up a flight of stairs to go in. Not really accessible for older or customers with disabilities. When I arrived, the chairs were already on top of the tables. And after checking the hours of operation, they're only opened 'til 5pm, including Saturdays. They sell whole and cakes, pastries, but the slice/piece. Prices aren't posted, but it was just under $10 for 2 pieces that I got. When I arrived, near closing, they had B1G1 free on their tiramisu, so I saw that as a sign. They were delicious and still tasted free, not too sweet! (I took a pic of their price list and it seems very reasonable!) Judging on what they offer and what I've read, they have Austrian/German roots. Lady who helped me could've been friendlier/enthusiastic, but again, it was the end of the day. So I'm not going to hold that against her. I'd definitely check it out again...but it would hafta be during the day/Saturday!

What a lovely little cafe, unexpectedly in the middle of an industrial part of Toronto!…read more I dropped in for an espresso and a treat while I was getting my car serviced. It was 3:30 pm, so the cafe was empty. The selection is beautiful and they make everything fresh. I chatted with one of the owners (maybe?) and she talked about some of their specialties and special orders. She served me at a table even though I was only getting a small snack. I'll definitely come by again, and next year I'm ordering one of those German fruit cakes. :)