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    The Fix Icecream Bar

    3.4 (42 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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    Cookie Dough (left), Campfire (right)
    Minji S.

    Campfire: S'more's ice cream, crunchy marshmallows, caramel flakes, burnt marshmallow and a chocolate-dipped s'mores cookie -Design looked cool and lot of different components. I liked the s'mores ice cream base. Cookie Dough: Cookie Dough, Vanilla, Brownies and Peanut Butter -This was actually pretty plain ice cream. I feel like the signature ones are more worth it but this ice cream itself wasn't bad either. Also great location near the Harbourfront.

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    Becca C.

    I went to the fix after seeing a photo of their campfire ice cream while searching through yelp for an ice cream spot. I quickly mapped out directions and walked over. It can be a little tricky to find if you don't know exactly where you're meant to go, or don't know the area well, but they are part of a couple restaurants right in front of the water. Don't let the cup sizes fool you, I'm sure I would have been fine with a small but the cup looked so tiny. They really load up the cup so keep that in mind while ordering. I loved my ice cream and would certainly go back! Next time I'll probably opt for a small. They have a ton of fun toppings that cost a little extra that you can add on to your scoop. The food at the restaurant it's part of looked and smelled great so if you're hungry, maybe grab a bite to eat before ice cream!

    Chocolate soft serve, was praying it wouldn't melt too fast. But it was determined to ruin my day lol.
    Mandy W.

    The place looks pretty neat and was quite busy when I came. It's unfortunate that their soft serve didn't hold up and melted into pure soup (see picture at time of purchase) only after three minutes. I thought the taste was fine and for $6 it seemed like a good portion. The soft serve melted so fast then it flowed down my fingers, wrist, and clothes. Not sure I'd try this again.

    Elaine O.

    Was craving something sweet and ended up at this Icecream bar after spending some time at the waterfront. It was a little hard to find at first but is located inside Joe Bird. They have many flavours to choose from but the churro up one sounded so good I had to try it. Not a huge fan of chocolate ice cream but this one I had was the right amount and not too sweet either! The presentation of the soft serve ice creams are very cute and picture worthy as well. My friends got the birthday cake and black sesame flavours. I definitely plan on coming back on a hot day to try their other flavours like the campfire one which sounds pretty good too!

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    Darren P.

    Small ice cream and frozen yogurt place that's part of Joe Bird restaurant. The ice cream place is on the south side of the building facing the water and Toronto island. They have a small selection of flavors and quite a few toppings. Ice cream was pretty good, but the staff was a little unorganized and didn't seem to be that well trained. You can get toasted marshmallows for example, and they had trouble doing so without making a big mess of the ice cream. Overall it was all right, but nothing amazing.

    The "chocolate" pb&j (but with a substituted chocolate ice cream for a peanut butter dairy-free ice cream base)
    Christina D.

    If you're looking for a place to cool down in the summer on the harbour front, the Fix is a great option. We went there specifically as we were looking for dairy-free options. They only had a couple options for this type of ice cream but that's better than most ice cream spots. The flavour we got was a peanut butter and jelly option - it was on the menu with a chocolate (dairy base) option so to be a dairy free version, they subbed the ice cream. Note it may just be dairy free not vegan - please ask the server before hand as I'm not sure if the other toppings were. The ice cream was peanut butter flavour, and had a great texture and had tons of flavour. It was topped with some yummy candies peanuts and banana chips with a jelly flavoured drizzle - and they weren't shy with the toppings. It's a cute spot with their set up and design. Note it is attached to the restaurant called 'Joe Bird'. You can access it from inside or from the walkway from the harbour front. We choose not to sit there and to go sit closer to the water but only because it was a beautiful day and we wanted to sit close to the water (it's literally just steps away)

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    Alison L.

    Overall the ice creams are definitely on the pricier side. Mine was about $8 after tax. The size of the ice cream makes it more worth it, but otherwise there isn't anything special about these ice creams. I think the photos of the ice cream, especially on this website make the ice cream seem deceptively better than it is. Really, it's just chocolate ice cream scooped from a plastic container. Because it's mostly just plain chocolate ice cream, it is most definitely overpriced. Location of this ice cream counter is cute, as it's on the Harbourfront, but I think it's better off targeting unknowing tourist, because it's not worth the price.

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    Karen H.

    Being close to Harbourfront, I saw The Fix and knew I wanted to try it right away. It's a relatively small bar area that is amongst other restaurants by the harbour. I tried "The Gold Digger" which is a hazelnut ice cream with gold flakes, chocolate sauce, nutella, and cookie pieces. Being a nice summer's day, it was exactly what I needed to end my day. The only reason I docked a star was because it is a bit pricier than I had expected, but it was a good combination nonetheless. It's a nice treat for yourself if you're in the area and in the mood for a nice stroll along the boardwalk. I will be going back to try their other flavours!

    Norine A.

    I discovered this cute joint on my walk on the Harbour front. The vibrant colourful graffiti did it for me - I had to get my fix! The place was so much fun- like an alchemy lab for ice cream! There is a revolving menu of soft served icecream flavours-like PBNJ, high tea, mango wow and the grasshopper. We decided to have two mini sized cups to sample instead of a full sized one. The campfire was the the most popular seller- the cup is first lined with meringue that is BLOW-TORCHED! -it was so much fun watching this. The main icecream is a salted caramel vanilla topped with a graham cracker and toasted marshmallow. Pure goodness. The second order I had was a newer flavour on the menu -Applewood. The server recommended this one as it is the most fun to watch prepare- it has an autumn foliage theme- with a base of chocolate icecream and apple chip "Leaves" which is then SMOKED with dark chocolate dust under a glass covering (see video). I'm not a chocolate person but I still ate my cup clean!!! My order cost me 8.50$ for both minis! For tip, they have a weekly poll with two jars, you tip I'm the jar you pick as your answer choice - I found that to be fun! Overlooking the harbour having fantastic icecream couldn't have my a more perfect Sunday ending my Toronto visit. Can't wait to come back!

    Kelly G.

    Unique little ice cream counter located by the harbor-front. Was looking for some artsy ice cream, this was a great option! Didn't see any menu at the counter, but they had 'models' of the specialty ice creams that they offered. Staff immediately approached us, offering recommendations based on our personal tastes. We were the only guests at the time, so ice cream was made in a timely manner. I ordered a Grasshopper, while my sister and family friend got a Campfire and Toronto Island respectively. Ice creams were visually pleasing, got some nice photos! Did not get a chance to try all 3 ice creams, but I enjoyed mine very much! The mint chocolate ice cream was very yummy. There is no seating available, aside from a single standing table beside the counter. The table desperately needed to be cleaned, but there are plenty of benches along the boardwalk where you can enjoy your ice cream. Prices were reasonable (in my opinion).

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    Awesome ice cream - highly recommended The place is indoor, which is a big plus when it's really hot outside.

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