INSANE! Seriously... the best ice cream I've ever had in my…read morelife. The texture is perfectly creamy, the flavors are unbelievably rich, and every bite is pure happiness. You can taste the passion and quality in every scoop. This isn't just ice cream -- it's a full-on experience!

Excited to learn about this Cacao 70 opening but let down as it was nothing like the one I've been…read moreto downtown Mtl. Located near door #4 of Galeries D'Ajou, this is a beautiful space with fresh and light decor, the restaurant has a tropical vibe and will surely do well during warm weather as the windows/doors open up entirely to the outside. This sweet house offers counter service where you pay and order in advance as opposed to full table service you would get at the other locations. The menu featured on the wall is limited and much of their dessert or breakfast options are featured elsewhere on a paper menu. Upon entering we see that there is a lot of staff behind the counter however no one really present at the entrance to greet people or explain how it works. It was crowded for a Friday evening and I wish, especially with this new concept, that there was some sort of hostess to hand out menus or explain the offerings. I had to look at other tables and find my own menu. We settled for a shareable plate for 2 people described as a mix of a chocolate "pizza" covered with marshmallows, brownies, ice cream and wafers. For $17 I pictured a pretty generous portion of food but as soon as it arrived, I was questionning if it was the right dish as the portion was very small. You get about 4 tiny squares of brownies about 1 cm wide and only 1 scoop of a plain vanilla ice cream (not even the soft serve!), two skinny wafer sticks that look like they are from the dollar store and the "pizza" is a small quarter about the size of my hand. I also ordered a cold frappe drink that was $6.50 and although prominent in chocolate, it was nothing special. Paying almost $30 for two people for a very small chocolate dessert plate and beverage seemed excessive. There are similar competitors such as Juliette & Chocolat or Chocolat Favoris that are offering more generous experiences therefore I think this Cacao 70 really needs to change, either prices go down or portions go up. I can't justify eating here again until then.

Came for brunch on random weekday noon because my parents and I were at the mall before 12 for some…read morereason. Anyway, I've always wanted to try this place since they announced its opening in galarie D'anjou. I like the one in dt very much. The decor is very nice and unique here. It feels like a lil town cafe by the water. But it's not, and getting there is a bit confusing for the first time. As I thought it's connected to the mall but instead, you'll need to exit at exit 4 then turn left, you'll see it. I think if it's attached to the mall it will generate more customers. When we got there, it was lifeless: no one was there expect an employee and a owner/manager. We sat down and ordered strawberry whip cream on waffle, very meaty omelette and a chicken pineapple salad. The foods were not bad actually but surprisingly took longer than expected to make as no one was there when they have two people working. The meat omelette is okay, nothing special, the salad is refreshing, and the waffle is good; it's a lil crunchy. I like it. It's a little pricy imo and different than the one I tried in dt. Or I never go to the one in dt for brunch, just desserts.

L'heure de fermeture de cette crémerie est à 10pm. Nous sommes arrivés à 9:57pm et toutes les…read moreportes étaient barrés. Terrible expérience, je ne reviens plus ici lorsque j'ai un petit creux dans le ventre le soir.

Sorry, more is not always better…read more To much chocolate and stuff when dipped. Ice cream to sweet Just not the good Vanilla flavour

1) Yummy...! 2) Yummy...!!…read more3) GREAT service!!! This bakery is truly a hidden gem in Montreal's east end. The minute you walk in, the aroma of all the desserts (some German-made) overtakes your nasal passages. You are then greeted by a staff member who actually looks like they want to be there. The greeting is kept simple & you're free to wander around and gape over all the lovely treats they offer aka: no overwhelming "Can I help you?". Their pretzels (offered in many flavors) and cookies are baked to perfection. Doughy, crispy and sweet. Oh & their homemade "Pretzel Chips" were a lot of fun to try! Whether you live in the East End or not, it's worth the trip!

From the owner: An Italian style bakery with a twist! We make classic…read moreItalian style pastries and breads daily from scratch! Dolce Vita is more than your typical Italian pastry shop! We make soft German pretzels and much more! Come see us for a morning coffee and some of the best croissants and danishes in Montreal!

Afternoon break with a delicious desert, melting in your mouth thought i was in heaven. The place…read moreis clean, they also have salad, sandwich and hot food. Good vibe good customer service

The Rockaberry brand is known for their pies/cakes and has never failed to deliver. A nice big…read moreslice of goodness for about $7 really changes your perspective of what's important... at least for a few short minutes. When we visited it was half full and service was on-point. My salted caramel latte and toblerone cheesecake really hit the spot. Price-tag was fair. Place is pretty and trendy. Selection of pies/cakes are second to none. You can eat in or you can buy a whole pie and head off. I strongly recommend this place!

This is hands down, the best ice cream I've ever had! I'm feeling sad as I write this review…read morebecause I know that I'm not going to be able to have the taste of this ice cream again for a long time because I live in the U.S. and I was only in Montreal visiting for a few days. I promise you: the smoothness, creaminess of this ice cream is just unlike any other you've had. And to top it all off-you're definitely not getting any typical ice cream flavors here...nope, they're unique, well thought out, sensational flavors and flavor combinations. Don't let the line out the door discourage you. This ice cream is worth the wait and there isn't much of a wait anyway because it moves fast. Use what little wait time you have to choose your flavor (s). I had a mixed cup with half salted butter and half sour sop-so friggin good!

We went here as part of our Ice Cream tour around Montreal. Customerservice was lack Lester, and…read morethey only wanted to offer you one sample, which I think is ridiculous. They also only took cash and refused any kind of credit card which I also think is not great hospitality. We got a few of their ice cream flavors and they were fair and pretty standard. It wasn't impressive at all.