My favorite ice cream shop in Toronto. During nice weather, expect to see very long lines extending…read moredown the block. In off season or off peak there may be little to no line. The waffle cone baked in shop and cookie sandwich's are I think are what gets a lot of the hype but the rocky roadkill, burnt toffee, and peanut butter cup are what really steal the show for me.

Always stop into Bang Bang Ice Cream when we're in town. No line on a weekday afternoon. 26 ice…read morecream flavours along with three vegan flavours. Lame that there's no sampling allowed. Prices have jumped up; single ($5.40), double ($7.95) and triple ($12.50). - Flight ($12.00 for 4) - passionfruit sorbet, soursop, matcha & jasmine soba (twist) and mint chocolate chip. Interesting flavours but scoops melt quickly - Miso mon cherry ($5.40) - on the savoury side

This ice cream place is fantastic! I love Dali soft serve, which now offers a wide variety of…read moreflavors. I believe they change their flavors daily or weekly to keep things exciting. Plus, they have a huge selection of flavors, and you can sample them before you order.

This is an institution in Yorkville but really isn't all that good. There is a lack of depth of…read moreflavour to their ice cream that I don't understand. The taste always a starts off ok but it always feels like it fizzles out too soon. Th juicy fruit of ice cream. Staff is super friendly and there's almost always a line.

I absolutely love their ice creams sundaes! My favourite one has to be the chocolate one, although…read morethey usually run out of it. The seating is patio only so it's great during the summers. Service is a little bit slow because their options are great but they have limited staff so you might have to wait a lil.

Oh my goodness! I found myself in a sugar coma after indulging in the Red Rapture…read more I ordered the Red Rapture and Hella Hazelnut, and my favorite was the Red Rapture. The cake's crumbly exterior paired with the velvety vanilla ice cream on the inside was an irresistible combination. I was on a diet, but this dessert clearly broke my resolve. Please note that this store doesn't offer indoor seating, so be prepared for a quick grab-and-go experience. However, there are a few outdoor seating options available if you prefer to dine on-site. Overall, it's a great place to satisfy your sweet cravings

This is a very small shop. You can easily walk by it. I've simply ordered a Hot Matcha Latte…read morebecause that's the only way to taste the quality of matcha. Wow, it blew my mind. The boldness of it just blossom in your mouth. I haven't had one in such good quality. Highly recommended. I've also ordered a black sesame cake. I don't think it's made in house but it is nice. Very light, soft and fluffy.

Love, love, love this place!…read more We were craving matcha and Google led us here--and it did not disappoint. The mochi was simply delicious, and the matcha had a nice strong flavor, which means they're definitely using the good stuff. My kids got the matcha float and the yuzu citron frappe--both were amazing. I ordered the black sesame latte, and it was so cozy and perfect for a snowy day. Highly recommend!

It doesn't matter what the season is, you can't deny these rolled iced cream. Been coming here for…read moremore than 2 years now and I must say, it always hit the spot. Its a nice small place with outdoor patio My many years of coming, my top favourite flavour would be matcha and Thai tea...mmm. I would recommend this spot to everyone with a sweet tooth.

I went to Arctic Bites as I was craving some ice cream. I usually love ice cream, but I'll be quite…read morehonest, I didn't think the quality was very good. The ice cream tasted decent, but nothing too special. The service was very quick and efficient though. The employee was also very kind; it was quite hot outside and I asked for some tap water, but the employee gave me a water bottle for free, which definitely helped in bringing the review of this up!

Came to Ice Creamonology on a super hot day in Toronto and the line was absolutely ridiculous, but…read morethe ice cream was definitely worth the wait! Their Cookies & Cream was absolutely delicious and paired perfectly with the waffle cone, which had just the right amount of sweetness. I do wish there was some seating outside, but I guess most people grab their ice cream and continue walking along the Harbourfront, so it makes sense. Overall, definitely worth checking out on a hot summer day!

Decided to take walk by the harbor after team dinner with a few coworkers…read more It was a nice day for a walk and ice cream. Ice Creamonology is a cute little shop with a nice variety of flavors at reasonable prices.

They were out of ube, pandan, and strawberry when I went, so I settled for the charcoal soft serve…read more First few bites? Delicious, creamy, light sweetness, and fun to eat. But after that, it got kinda overwhelming. The portion is massive for $6, which is a great deal, but it ended up being more of a chore to finish than a treat. The texture was smooth, but the flavor didn't evolve, just one note the whole way through. Also... so many flies inside which kinda ruined the vibe. Overall, a fun stop if you're nearby and want something aesthetic, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way for it again, especially if they're out of their signature flavors.

This ice cream spot is located conveniently close to Trinity Bellwoods Park. They sell soft serve…read moreice cream as well as pints. They're known for their iconic charcoal waffle cone, and Asian inspired flavors. The portions are pretty generous and service is fast and friendly. There's not a lot of seating at this location so you'll have to walk and eat or go to the nearby park. My favorite combo is the matcha nut flavor, which is ube stacked on matcha.

Stopped by here for dessert as i was told it was a must try in the area. Service was decent it a…read morevery quick order and go type of situation. For the price of 7.5 a ice cream i kinda of expected more. Both of our icecreams had a hole in the middle. What i am guessing is from the way they fill the cup. But the amount of ice cream you get i dont feel like its worth it. As from kawartha you can get something almost double the size for less. After you pickup there is no where really to eat so we went back to the car and ate it there. Personally dont feel like its worth the trip or the price.

It's been almost a decade since I've been going to bar ape. I easily spent more than $100 here,…read morewhen it first opened I would go every week as they switch flavors up each week. They post their flavors on their IG ahead of time. They have so many unique flavors! One of my all time fave is cucumber cantaloupe twist. This is cash only and it's $6! They usually have a long line but it goes by quickly! It's just a takeout spot but the store front is cute! Highly recommend! It's my favourite spot for soft serve!

If you like ice cream and an over the top experience this is the place to visit. I never knew a…read moreplace like this existed in Toronto, although I've always been fascinated by the exterior of this place. This is a frozen dessert emporium! With more ice cream and frozen yogurt flavours than you can imagine. And at least 20 waffle cone and bowl options. Looking at pictures from last year, it appears the waffle cone options change regularly as well. But they don't give you just any ice cream cone. They surprise you with additional toppings! How to feel like a kid again (except my kid who didn't appreciate the extra toppings). When we arrived, there was no line and I thought "why are there three people behind the counter?" From that point on there was a line up out the door. The place itself is a feast for the eyes. There is so much to look at, it's hard to focus on eating. Although ice cream and frozen yogurt are their specialty, they also have Dutch goods, popcorn and a wide variety of drinks. It does feel like a European cafe in the middle of Toronto. Fresh air blowing through the open doors. One interesting thing I learned is that the ice cream is kosher (the frozen yogurt is not?). Someone mentioned it was outlined somewhere on the outside of the building. Also, the only negative feature of this place is the number of bees both inside and outside. As someone terrified of bees, this was a nightmare. Thankfully, there is so much sugar around that they don't focus on anything for any significant length of time. This place is a gem in the city. It does not get enough recognition. You love ice cream? You need to check this place out!

You have to love this place from the outside. It is colourful, ornate and just kid magnetic…read more Parking is hit and miss with street options only. It's tiny inside. Even with that there are 3 or 4 tables for to enjoy treat and about a dozen Jones and waffle bowl options to choose from. They even carried hard to find speculoos cookies from Holland, a childhood treat, that I 'scooped up' and appreciated. Staff was super friendly and happy to be serving, which was extra nice. A treat and special place for certain, but worth a stop by when your nearby.

Delicious and such unique ice cream flavours--I can see why the ratings are so high. I loved that…read morethe flavours weren't just tasty but also had great textures with different fillings and mix-ins. We tried toast, maijcha brownie, cà phê misu, and olive oil Meyer lemon marmalade, and each one was so distinct and well balanced. The service was friendly and efficient, and I really liked the simple, clean pick up and go ambiance of the shop on Annette Street. Can't wait to come back and try more flavours!

This is a hole in a basement wall but the no frills setup passes on the savings (tax is included…read moretoo). All their flavours are unusual - you won't find anything vanilla here! Uno dos tres leeches was really good: rich, creamy & with cake bits in it for texture & dulce de leche & cinnamon for flavour variation.