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Scooped by Demetres

4.7 (80 reviews)
Open • 3:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)

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Dubai chocolate
Usha B.

The Dubai chocolate was delicious, with a rich chocolate flavour, creamy pistachio filling, and a satisfying crunchy texture. It was beautifully presented and looked fresh and carefully prepared. The customer service was friendly, welcoming, and efficient, and my order was handled promptly. Overall, the quality and presentation made it a very enjoyable treat.

Matthew T.

Scooped by Demetres at a Fort York was a great experience. The staff member was super friendly upon entry and provided excellent customer service. He was very nice about letting me taste different flavours and even helped me when I as unsure on what I wanted. The Uber Ube was a delicious flavour that hit home and had some great texture pieces in the ice cream as well. The cone was great quality too. Highly recommend this ice cream shop if you're in the area.

Ice cream on a waffle cone
Alex K.

one of my favourite ice cream places. lots of flavour and creamy ice cream. The staff was friendly and welcoming, service was quick and if you want to sample flavours before purchasing you can. The scoops of ice cream are perfectly round, nice looks to it.

Michelle

I come here all the time! Great unique flavours, super friendly staff, and they sell by the pint so i can bring it home. Big scoops if you get it by the cone too.

Jackson L.

Conveniently located shop with plenty of seats, perfect for post world cup treats. Tons of flavours that you can sample, but I personally recommend the lemon curd blueberry, which is the perfect blend of tart and sweet. Scoops are huge, and waffle cone is great, too.

Owen R.

MAPLE PECAN is phenomenal please never stop making it a great spot after JAYS game (3rd visit)

2 scoop cone
Jimmy T.

Great place in the area for ice cream! The waffle cone was probably the best part. They offer many different flavours and seems to rotate from time to time. The scoops are really big so 1 scoop is probably good enough for a person. They come scooped up in a nice big ball. I enjoyed the watermelon sorbet flavor. Service was good and fast. Nice touch was being asked which scoop I wanted on the top or bottom of the cone. The cream scoops come nicely shaped in a ball. The vegan sorbet didn't come as nicely but that's expected due to how it is.

Double scoop ice cream
Ali B.

After visiting Demetres a few times, I was delighted to find that they have one not too far from where I am. Located not too far from the CN tower, scooped by Demetres offers a range of super luxurious and delicious ice creams. We really struggled to choose our flavours and were kindly assisted by the staff who let us try whatever flavors we liked before we made our decision! I opted for a scoop of the Vancouver salted caramel and the raspberry ripple cheesecake served in a beautiful waffle cone. The ice cream was super flavorful and addictive, I couldn't stop taking more bites. And for the price, you get two HUGE scoops! Totally worth it! Will definite back here again

Choc cherry and honey vanilla!
Maddy B.

Located not too far from the CN Tower and right next to the bent way is the Demetre's ice cream serving, "Scooped". I've always heard about the infamous Demetre's flavours and therefore decided that I definitely have to try it on a random weekday afternoon. the interior is huge with a great view and tons of seating. staff are super friendly and helpful when it comes to picking from their extensive flavours and they managed to hear with me spending a good 20 minutes debating which flavour I actually wanted which gives them automatic validation. trust me it's not easy. I finally settled for two scoops (didn't quite make my mind up) of their lavish chocolate cherry and honey vanilla. the chocolate cherry one has real cherry pieces and chocolate pieces which really gives it a true taste of heaven whilst the honey vanilla is super soft and gelato like. and oh my God, they're incredibly delicious. the quality is amazing and served in a waffle cone which is really the icing on the top of the cake as it's so warm and tasty! not only does it look the part, like a traditionally beautiful ice cream cone but it tastes the part too! definitely coming here again.

Matt W.

The Ice Cream Flights are a great option, you get to try 5 different flavors, or get 5 scoops of your favorite! Demetres was/is one of my favorite dessert spots, so the fact they opened an ice cream shop downtown Toronto near Fort York was great to hear. There's 20 unique flavors to choose from so the flight is definitely a great option to try 1/4 of the menu :)

Cinnamon roll and maple pecan
Hannah S.

scooped by demetres is the best downtown ice cream shop- super unique flavors and good sized scoops.i haven't been disappointed since! in total, I've tried the cajeta goat cheese, the lavender, cinnamon roll and maple pecan. they were all really good and I have no complaints! they were creamy and pretty true to flavour - tasting unique but still delicious. the locations are all super downtown so it's a pain to get to if you don't live there, but the locations are so cute anyway and not that hard to access. definitely recommend if you're in downtown Toronto and craving ice cream!

Earl grey and coconut single scoop
Angel Y.

Went in on a Sunday and the service was great! We got to try different flavours before choosing the one we wanted. The Earl grey one was very strong which I liked, but very sweet.. which my asian taste buds could not handle after finishing half the single scoop, with the cone it was diabetes in the making In the end we couldn't really finish them but the taste was very good. Still worth every penny.

Maple hazelnut chocolate
Kavya V.

Great ambiance, good service. Samples of flavors are available, so try before you can buy. I tried maple hazelnut chocolate n I loved it .. so hat a scoop of it, really enjoyed the scoopevening...

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Scooped by Demetres - icecream - Updated October 2026

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