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4.5 (78 reviews)
Open • 12:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Sassy Mango Lassi Gelato
Billy M.

If you're in the mood for gelato and find yourself in the heart of Toronto's distillery district, look no further than Scooped (by Demetres). They have a couple of very unique flavors, including the sassy mango lassi. It really tasted like mango lassi but in gelato form. They have seating outside too which is nice.

Mango Lassi
Stephanie B.

Cool shop in the distillery district. They have lots of unique flavors. We got the mango lassi flavor and it was delicious! The waffle cones looked good, but cost extra.

Scooped
Somya S.

Located in the Distillery district. They have quite a few interesting flavours. I had the Ube .... Nice and crunchy with the cornflakes in it. At six bucks for a scoop, it's a bit pricey. But everything is at the Distillery. Service was quick. There's room to stand and order, but no seating. Their Roaster White Chocolate flavour is back.

Dubai Chocolate
Can Berk G.

The Dubai and hazelnut ice cream had a rich, creamy texture with a delicious combination of chocolate, hazelnut, and crunchy elements. It was nicely presented and looked very appetizing. The customer service was friendly, attentive, and welcoming throughout the visit.

Scooped icecream
Joshua L.

The salted caramel from Scooped by Demetres is perfection. Incredibly rich, velvety, and smooth, it strikes the ideal balance between deep, buttery sweetness and a distinct salty punch. Truly top-tier craft ice cream!

Uber Ube and Dubai Chocolate
Cherrie T.

Ever since they opened in the Distillery District, it is my must-visit spot after dinner ;) There are a few tables, chairs, and seating area available if you want to hang around to enjoy your ice cream. Tubs are ice cream also available for take home in fridge near entrance. My go-to is usually Strawberry Blush, I 100% can't get enough of it lol. I'm also open to try new or seasonal flavours! Recent visit, I tried the Dubai Chocolate (it was alright), and the Uber Ube (I didn't like the aftertaste, sorry). I've noticed that the scoops of ice cream got smaller compared to before; they used to fill up the cup. The staff serving us was courteous, though she looked a bit tired, and uniform/hat had a lot of fingerprints.

Uber Ube
Caitlyn F.

There are many unique flavours available. I wanted to try the black sesame which was advertised outside of the building but staff said it was discontinued. The uber ube has ube flavour and crunchy bits for texture, I feel it can use a bit more ube flavour. The waffle cone was a bit on the chewy side and I wish it was more fresh. The staff did allow us to try a few samples but did not proactively offer this.

Kirstie C.

As an ice cream lover, this ube has to be 1 of the best I've ever had. Definitely worth a trip to check out some of their funky flavors.

My ice cream with the winter market (sitting at a table by the window)
Monica K.

When you walk in, it is clean and organized, the ice cream tubs are displayed in their case on your left and there are about three small tables on the right next to the window. The menus are on the wall behind the ice cream counter and easy to read, but I wish they had the descriptions of the ice creams on them; the sign posted outside of the shop did have the ice cream descriptions. They offer a good selection of different, interesting flavors, which is totally my jam. I wish a flight was an option so I didn't have to narrow it down to just 3 flavors (3 scoops is the biggest size). They make their cones fresh, in house. After a bit of inner debate, I chose to have the ube, saffron and goat cheese ice creams. I thought they were all quite smooth & creamy, delicious & full of flavor. The ube had cornflakes in it, which they managed to keep crunchy bringing a different, pleasing texture into the mix. All the flavors were very different than any other ice cream flavors I've had and I've had hundreds! But, the scoops were quite small; the smallest scoops I've gotten at any ice cream shop. I would visit again though because of their innovative flavors and super creamy ice cream texture!

Absolutely loved our experience at Demetres! The ice cream and desserts were delicious, fresh, and beautifully presented. The portions were generous, the atmosphere was cozy, and the service was friendly and welcoming. Definitely worth visiting again!

Great ice cream spot! The line was long but moved super quickly, and the staff were incredibly nice and offered samples. The ube flavor is strong and rich, and the popcorn combination is super unique. Plus, the round scoops in the cute little cups are adorable.

I got the double baked apple pie in a waffle cone. The ice cream itself was delicious and the apple pie chunks made it even better. The service was also good - the workers were friendly and served large portions. Would recommend!

Waffle cone
Rob G.

Great ice cream shoppe even in the middle of winter. We stopped by here after touring the distillery district and enjoyed a couple of cones. I had the cajeta swirled goat cheese and it was a very unique flavor. Tasty and sweet. This is a small shoppe but plenty of room to enjoy and the service was excellent. They even offered us a free pint of ice cream as they were cycling out their inventory. Nice offer even though we couldn't take it.

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