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≈ 2.2 km
Resto Végo offers a welcoming, calm, and cozy dining experience in a spacious historic building with multiple seating areas and a sunny terrace. A large pay by weight buffet plus cafe options showcases a wide range of vegetarian and vegan dishes praised for freshness and flavor. Desserts and coffee are popular finishers, and many diners appreciate the chance to sample a variety while avoiding waste through the weight based pricing. Service is described as friendly and efficient, though a few reviews note that some hot items can be lukewarm and that prices can feel steep to some. The atmosphere remains relaxed and family friendly, making it a reliable spot for solo meals or group outings. Accessibility can be a consideration with stairs to certain areas, but the space and terrace provide comfortable alternatives. Overall the restaurant is celebrated for its creative vegan offerings, generous variety, and good value for money, drawing repeat visits from both locals and visitors.View restaurant profile
Resto Végo
Opens Today at 11 amLatin Quarter, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: Montreal's Healthy Restaurant Guide: Where to Find Nutritious Cuisine
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≈ 2.8 km
Marché Artisans is described as a cozy, relaxed spot in Montreal with a welcoming atmosphere and a wide, well-executed menu that spans pizzas, tartares, crepes, sandwiches, sushi, pastries, desserts and drinks. Guests note fresh, nicely presented dishes, generous portions, and highlights like wood-fired pizzas and house desserts, along with a strong coffee and pastry selection. The ambiance and seating feel inviting for meals or a casual stop for coffee, with an emphasis on artisanal products and seasonal offerings that add variety. Service stands out for kindness, professionalism, and attentiveness, contributing to a sense of good value and a positive overall experience for families and friends alike.View restaurant profile
Marché Artisans
Located in the Hotel Fairmont The Queen Elizabeth
Opens Today at 7:30 am
Downtown
Mentioned in: Get Your Maple on in the City with These Urban Sugar Shack ExperiencesBest Hotel and Spa Restaurants in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.2 km
Farine & Vanille is described across reviews as a beloved bakery cafe offering excellent pastries such as croissants, babkas, cinnamon buns, and savoury danishes, along with reliable drinks like cappuccinos, cortados, and Americano; the aromas of fresh pastries and coffee, and a friendly, attentive staff, create a welcoming vibe that many find ideal for a morning treat, a post run refreshment, or a casual visit while staying nearby; regulars praise the consistent quality and variety of in house breads, with many calling the croissants and baguette among the best around, and the space is noted as intimate and cozy, though sometimes busy and a bit cool in winter; praise for the vibe, value, and independent spirit runs alongside occasional critiques of coffee quality, service during peak times, and some concerns about management or operations; overall the place stands out for its pastry quality and warm service, drawing people back for the treats and the neighborhood cafe feel.View restaurant profile
Farine & Vanille
Mile-End bakery and cafe. Always fresh, always friendly
Opens Today at 8 am
Mile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End
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≈ 0.4 km
Atelier Mélilot earns praise for artisanal ice creams with original flavors and generous scoops. Flavors like kouign amann are repeatedly highlighted for tasting faithful to the pastry with real butter and caramel without being overly sweet. The soft serve and sorbets are described as delicious and fruit forward, with some flavors standing out for their originality. The shop is described as charming and family friendly, with a cozy space and a small area for children filled with books. Service is generally friendly and welcoming, though one review notes a less positive interaction with a younger staff member. Visitors view Atelier Mélilot as a noteworthy addition to the local ice cream scene and a great stop after a walk around Mount Royal, encouraging a return to try more flavors and support a local business.View restaurant profile
Atelier Mélilot
May be temporarily closedOutremont
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≈ 0.5 km
Reviews describe Iconoglace as a standout Montreal ice cream spot known for exceptionally creamy soft serve, a wide array of flavors, and inventive sundaes that draw crowds. The menu is praised for generous portions, a strong mix of classic and unique options, and many items that are vegan or gluten free, with freshly made waffle cones often highlighted. The atmosphere is described as stylish, colorful, and welcoming, with fast, friendly service and a buzzy line that moves quickly on busy days. While many travelers rave about the quality, several voices caution that price can be high and some batches can feel overly sweet or heavy, leading a few to feel the hype not fully matched by taste. Fans celebrate the ability to customize and the variety that keeps bringing them back, and some call it the best ice cream spot in Montreal, a must visit for dessert lovers. The experience is also noted for family friendly spaces and practical touches like accessible seating and convenient dining options, making Iconoglace feel like a premiere destination for indulgent treats in the city.View restaurant profile
Iconoglace
May be temporarily closedMile-End, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End
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≈ 0.6 km
Reviews present Kem CoBa as a Montreal ice cream landmark known for inventive, high quality flavors and a silky texture, with soft serve often highlighted as a standout and many calling it the best in town. The menu features bold, rotating flavors including pandan, lychee, rose, durian, mango, matcha, corn flakes with salted caramel, and other Asian inspired options, along with solid hard ice creams; tasters praise strong, balanced flavors and a creamy mouthfeel that stays light rather than cloying. The experience is sometimes described as artisanal and house made, with several notes about the soft serve and sorbet being refreshingly delicious. The shop operates cash only, so visitors are advised to bring cash, which can contribute to longer lines that nevertheless move at a steady pace. A few reviews mention pricing for small portions as a drawback, but overall the place is called a Montreal classic and a must for ice cream lovers, drawing repeat visits to sample new flavors and enjoy the friendly atmosphere.View restaurant profile
Kem CoBa
Vibrant counter spot for sorbet, ice cream & soft serve in inventive flavors, plus baked goods.
May be temporarily closed
Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile EndThe Best Dessert Places in MontrealView More
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≈ 0.6 km
Overall impressions of Gaufres & Glaces mix praise for a stylish, photo-worthy setting and friendly, attentive service with desserts that many find delicious and well crafted, including bubble waffles that are moist and generously topped and ice creams with refined textures and distinctive flavors like pistachio cream. Price and portion size are common sticking points, with some reviewers feeling the cost is high for the size or that it can be less suitable for families on a budget, though others say the experience is worth it and a treat worth trying. Several comments highlight the variety of flavors and creative toppings, while a few note occasional gaps in the menu or inconsistency in what is offered. Overall, Gaufres & Glaces comes across as a charming dessert spot with a strong lineup and a memorable ambiance, appealing to friends and families who want a special treat, and many viewers recommend giving it a visit at least once.View restaurant profile
Gaufres & Glaces
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 0.7 km
Le Blueboy stands out for a retro vibe and a colorful, inventive lineup of ice creams, sorbets, sundaes, and treats like beignets and churros. Reviewers praise the vibrant flavors, the freshness of ingredients, the friendly and quick service, and a lively atmosphere that makes it a popular stop on Mont Royal. Favorites mentioned include mango sorbet, mojito sorbet, the Strawberry Shortcake Sundae, tiramisu ice cream, and guava based options, with many noting that flavors are refreshing and well balanced. There are occasional critiques of price value, sweetness level, or flavor balance, and some items such as a brownie in a sundae or certain sorbets receiving mixed opinions. A few comments point to long waits, limited indoor seating, and restrooms that could use attention, but the overall impression remains that the shop is charming and worth a visit for dessert lovers.View restaurant profile
Le Blueboy: Artisan Glacier
Opens Today at 3:30 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End
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≈ 0.9 km
Tordu Café et Crèmerie offers a warm, cozy atmosphere with a lively yet relaxed vibe and decor that has real character. The menu features a wide range of coffees and sweet treats, with favorites like chai latte, pistachio latte, iced drinks, matcha, tiramisu latte and pistachio croffles, plus pistachio ice cream and other desserts. Service is consistently described as fast, friendly and attentive, contributing to a welcoming experience. The space is noted for bright walls, good lighting, and a layout that feels spacious and comfortable, making it easy to settle in for a while. Overall, it stands out as a top spot for coffee and pastries, offering quality, affordability, and a customizable approach that encourages repeat visits.View restaurant profile
Tordu Café et Crèmerie
Opens Today at 7 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Hottest Pumpkin Spice Lattes in Montreal Right Now
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≈ 0.9 km
Ripples earns praise for ice cream made in-house with excellent quality and a bold range of flavors, including mango that stands out, along with phrases like Délicieux crème glacée and Excellente qualité de produits. Tastings allow a sample of each option before selecting a scoop, and take-away ice cream sandwiches add to the appeal. Staff are described as friendly and quick, with rarely a wait, though occasional lines form when a single person is working. A stamp card program offers a free scoop after several purchases. A nice owner and great service are mentioned. Compared with nearby options, Ripples is favored for its fresh, in-house product and convenience. Plans to return are common.View restaurant profile
Ripples
May be temporarily closedMile-End
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≈ 1 km
Overall, Crèmerie Meu Meu is described as an artisanal, locally made ice cream spot with a strong emphasis on natural ingredients and handmade craft, offering a wide range of flavors including vegan options and many inventive varieties that change regularly. Customers praise the friendly service, generous portions, and convenient location, with many calling it a must visit on Mont Royal Street and one of the best ice cream spots in Montreal. While flavors are often lauded for being original and refreshing, a few reviews note occasional changes in flavor availability or texture issues such as grittiness or greasiness, and there is a call for more consistency and clearer opening hours. The regard for quality and passion behind each batch remains high, with several mentions of supporting a local, homemade sweets shop. Opening hours are sometimes updated and closures for the season are noted in some reviews.View restaurant profile
Crèmerie Meu Meu
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: The Best Ice Cream in Montreal
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≈ 1 km
Crèmerie SWIRL earns praise for its creamy coconut-based soft serve and weekly rotating flavors that keep things fresh for vegan and non-dairy eaters, with many noting high-quality, indulgent textures and a sense of novelty as new flavors appear each week. The small seasonal menu and walk-up service help lines move quickly, though a few reviews describe the selection as limited and the prices as steep for the portion size. Flavors span hojicha chocolate, black sesame, genmaicha, passionfruit vanilla and other tropical or dessert-inspired blends, with some weeks delivering standout combinations while others feel more ordinary. Opinions vary between top-tier recommendations and criticisms of value, but the place is often described as friendly, fast, and a welcome addition to Montreal's vegan ice cream scene. The setting in a pleasant area near a park invites strolls, and the rotating flavors encourage repeat visits to try the latest creations, with many returning weekly while others feel the offerings don't always justify the cost. Overall, Crèmerie SWIRL appears to be a popular, rotating flavor destination that many customers rate highly, even as some reviews flag price or variety as drawbacks.View restaurant profile
Crèmerie SWIRL
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile-End
Mentioned in: The Best Ice Cream in Montreal
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≈ 1.2 km
Overall the reviews describe Ripples as a favorite Montreal ice cream spot known for homemade, creamy textures and a wide, inventive flavor lineup that includes Kulfi, Halva, Ginger, and a floral fennel-rose option, along with classics like French vanilla and Chocolate X, plus sorbets and non dairy choices. The shop is noted for generous portions, a cute vibe, cleanliness, and friendly service, with seating at a counter inside for casual tasting. People praise the quality and balance of flavors, the absence of ice crystals or crunch, and the sense that the flavors are unique and crafted, even noting some seasonal flavors sold out at times. Several mentions highlight good value for the portion size and a reliable summer pit stop in a busy area, making Ripples a go to for ice cream lovers who appreciate both traditional treats and quirky, craft flavors. While a few reviews mention price increases in recent years, the overall tone remains positive about the ice cream, variety, and experience.View restaurant profile
Ripples
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.2 km
Dalmata Gelateria is praised for creative, flavorful ice creams and an artisanal quality that shines through in not overly sweet, well balanced flavors. Flavors like apricot, Fior di latte, raspberry chocolate and a brioche with chocolate ice cream and pistachio swirl are repeatedly highlighted as standout twists. Staff are described as cordial and the decor charming, lending a friendly neighborhood vibe and, at times, a lively line. While many consider the quality worth the price, some reviewers feel portions are small and prices high for the value. The menu is described as curated and changes often, with seasonal twists that keep the experience fresh. Some notes mention that flavors can be intense but not overly sweet and that fruit notes feel natural rather than artificial. Overall the place is seen as a standout local gem with a stylish setting and a tendency to draw crowds, though not everyone ranks it as the absolute best in town. A few critiques include service slips and occasional portions not meeting expectations.View restaurant profile
Dalmata Gelateria
May be temporarily closedMile-End
Mentioned in: Where to Eat, Drink, and Cheer in Montreal's Mile End
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≈ 1.3 km
Le Patio Bar Laitier offers a cozy, old-fashioned ice cream experience with a wide range of fruity and classic flavors and a sunny terrace that makes it a pleasant stop during a summer stroll along Avenue Mont-Royal; the ice cream is praised for creaminess, and options for vegans are appreciated, with several reviews noting friendly, attentive service and surprisingly late hours. Some orders, however, show inconsistency: the lychee sorbet is not very strong in taste, the hazelnut ice cream chocolate coating can be poorly done, and there are reports of ice cream melting quickly or falling apart on the way out. There are other positive comments about the cremes and the overall quality, and a subset of guests view it as a top spot for a true ice cream treat, though a few people were disappointed by soft serve and frozen yogurt. Accessibility and seasonal reminders appear in some reviews, noting a ramp outside with a moderate slope, limited interior accessibility, and November closures. All in all, Le Patio Bar Laitier seems to be a beloved destination for creamy ice cream and nostalgic ambiance, with plenty of flavors and a welcoming vibe, even if a couple of items could use more polish.View restaurant profile
Le Patio Bar Laitier
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.3 km
Zettis Crémerie is described as a visually appealing dessert spot with a wide range of ice creams, waffles and crepes and generous portions. Reviews highlight creative flavors, including non dairy options and gluten free cones, with careful attention to cross contamination. The staff are generally friendly and helpful, and service is noted to be attentive when accommodating dietary restrictions. Some comments point to slower service when busy and occasional variation in flavor or texture, such as a few concerns about certain milkshakes or crepes not meeting expectations. The ambiance and photo worthy backdrop are a recurring plus, making it a popular spot for sharing sweet moments. Overall, it seems like a strong pick for a sweet treat with plenty of choices, while visitors may want to temper expectations about speed and a few menu items.View restaurant profile
Zettis crémerie
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.3 km
Sophie Sucrée is described as a beloved vegan bakery in the Plateau neighborhood of Montreal offering flaky almond croissants, crookies, savory pastries and a wide range of in-house vegan options, all noted for freshness and rich flavor. Reviewers highlight standout items such as almond croissants, crookies, cinnamon rolls, and savory sandwiches, along with excellent coffees like mocha orange and matcha latte with maple. The place is consistently praised for its warm, friendly staff, clean setting, and a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere that many say keeps them returning for treats, brunch, or to order weekly via delivery apps. It’s regarded as a Montreal staple with a strong commitment to cruelty-free baking, no gelatin or animal-derived ingredients, and as a reliable go-to for vegans and non-vegans alike seeking tasty, well-made pastries.View restaurant profile
Sophie Sucrée
Opens Today at 10 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: 20 Must-Try Vegan Restaurants in Montreal You Can't MissCinnamon Rolls in Montreal : Our RecommendationsView More
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≈ 1.4 km
Reviews of Le Glacier Bilboquet describe a beloved Montreal ice cream destination with a wide range of flavors, from traditional creams to refreshing sorbets, and a pleasant outdoor terrace in summer on a pedestrian street that turns the area into a calm, family friendly spot. Many praise the artisanal quality, the variety of flavors, and friendly, efficient service, making it a go-to for locals and visitors alike. Several comments highlight a charming vibe, a cozy interior, and a reliable, attentive staff that enhances the experience. Some critiques note that the ice cream can be quite sweet and that a few flavors, like pistachio, do not meet expectations, and a few mention small cornets or a higher price point. Summer crowds and car-free streets are mentioned as a plus, with quick service even when busy and a focus on a welcoming atmosphere. Overall, Le Glacier Bilboquet is seen as a standout ice cream spot with strong favorites and seasonal offerings, though flavor and price experiences can vary by visit.View restaurant profile
Le Glacier Bilboquet
Opens Today at 10 amOutremont
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≈ 1.5 km
Overall, Unicone is widely praised for inventive, high quality artisanal ice creams made in house with bold flavors drawn from around the world, including saffron pistachio, baklava, orange blossom, rose and ube, with textures that many describe as creamy and not overly sweet. The shop atmosphere is stylish, cozy and inviting, and the staff are repeatedly noted as friendly and helpful, even as lines and crowds can make seating feel tight. Vegan options are a major plus, with reviewers highlighting satisfying dairy free choices and a flexible approach to inquiries. Some comments mention price point and portion size, and a few note that the space can feel warm or the flavors can be very sweet, but the overall experience remains positive. Beyond the tasting room, several reviews praise successful private catering with on site service and a festive vibe. Overall, the sentiment positions Unicone as a standout destination for adventurous dessert lovers in the city, valuable for its ever changing creative flavors and quality ingredients.View restaurant profile
Unicone
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
Mentioned in: Must-Try Yule Logs in Montreal: Our Picks for a Memorable Holiday Season
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≈ 1.6 km
Plato Gelato comes across as a charming spot where pistachio ricotta ice cream is praised for not being too sweet, served in a fresh cone and enjoyed in a cute interior with a small seating area, while the shop also offers biscuits, drinks, and ice cream to go in liter-sized containers, and the service is described as friendly with staff smiling and welcoming.View restaurant profile
Plato Gelato
May be temporarily closedRosemont-La Petite-Patrie, Le Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.6 km
La Diperie draws mixed reviews but is often praised for friendly and helpful staff, a welcoming atmosphere, and a wide variety of ice cream flavors with many finding the ice cream tasty and the slushies refreshing, even if some visits note slower preparation at times. Some reviews mention delivery items such as cheesecakes arriving completely frozen and donuts described as small and dry for the price. Overall the experience is seen as enjoyable for the ice cream selections and service, with a willingness to return for the staff and the flavors despite occasional quality and consistency hiccups.View restaurant profile
La Diperie
Opens Today at 6 pmLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.7 km
Les Glaceurs earns broad praise for a consistently positive experience with fresh cakes and cupcakes, efficient and friendly service, and strong recommendations for celebrations; many reviews highlight customized orders such as a Miraculous themed birthday cake that was described as beautiful and delicious with instructions followed; cupcakes with buttercream frosting are celebrated as fabulous, and taking them away is convenient, with the shop noted as potentially very busy. The ordering website, along with phone support and delivery, is repeatedly praised as excellent. A few critiques mention that most cupcakes can be dry and that some frostings are overly sweet, with two flavors considered only okay and one set of items discarded, yet overall quality remains high. The venue is described as a nice spot in the heart of Montreal to buy and enjoy very good cupcakes, with freshness and taste consistently highlighted, and while prices can be a bit steep, the overall experience is valued for celebrating special moments.View restaurant profile
Les Glaceurs
Opens Today at 10 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.8 km
Overall, Café Le loup bleu comes across as a cozy, small neighborhood cafe with a warm ambiance that many describe as perfect for a relaxed breakfast or a quiet study session, where lattes are often strong and creamy and snacks like scones, cookies, banana bread, and bagels are well received; the wooden interior and occasional outdoor seating contribute to a pleasant local atmosphere, and some reviewers call it a must visit in the Plateau; however, experiences are mixed, with a few visits noting inattentive or unfriendly service and a policy that disappointed a parent, while beverage quality ranges from a mediocre cappuccino or watered down matcha to praise for fresh house made cakes, good mocha with oat milk, and flavorful croissants; overall affordability and charm come up frequently, and many reviewers express hope to return and recapture the warmth and quality.View restaurant profile
Café Le loup bleu
Opens Today at 9 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 1.8 km
Crèmerie Bo-Bec is described as a bright spot with refreshingly cheerful service and a wide range of house made flavors and products. The ice creams are praised for a creamy texture that is not icy, with flavors like ferrero, pistachio, pate a biscuit, cappuccino, and a Kit Kat favorite, along with maple and biscuit pastry varieties. Sorbets, gelato, soft serve, and vegan options are regularly highlighted. The setting is noted for simple, convivial charm with an antique leaning decor and a glow from the sign that adds a magical touch. Staff are consistently friendly and efficient, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere. It comes across as a good option for a summer treat or a relaxed evening, with generous portions and new flavors appearing regularly, and while prices can be a little higher than some cremeries, the quality and service are frequently cited as a worthwhile exchange.View restaurant profile
Crèmerie Bo-Bec
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2 km
Coquine is described as a standout ice cream spot with inventive, original flavors and high quality that makes it feel worth the price, with both hard ice cream and soft serve praised for balance and flavor. The menu is rotating and diverse, with favorites like pistachio, yuzu, mango, rhubarb ginger, apricot, pina colada, and even alcohol infused options, and many say the flavors are truly exceptional and not overly sweet. The vibe is appealing, thanks to a cute interior and a welcoming terrace, and staff are consistently friendly and attentive. A few notes of critique appear, including concerns about small scoops and high prices for the portion, and occasional soft serve sweetness or service pace; overall, it is widely regarded as one of the best ice cream spots in Montreal with a loyal crowd that keeps returning.View restaurant profile
Coquine
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: The Best Iced Drinks in Montreal to Keep You Cool This SummerThe Best Ice Cream in MontrealView More
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≈ 2.1 km
Crèmerie Patom is an artisanal ice cream shop that transforms into a pastry shop in winter, a popular concept that brightens the neighborhood with not too sweet sorbets and seasonally inspired flavors made with local ingredients. The Paris Brest is highlighted as rivaling France's finest patisseries, while staples like pistachio, coffee, mojito, lemon, raspberry and strawberry flavors, along with cookies and riz au lait, are repeatedly praised for authenticity and creaminess. Many reviews note the ice creams are handcrafted, fresh, and free of artificial additives, with some declaring it the best ice cream in Montreal and one of the best sorbets in town. The service is often described as excellent, prices fair for artisanal products, and outdoor seating adds to the experience. Some critiques mention a limited flavor selection at times, occasional winter cones absence, and a few flavors that feel overly sugary or underwhelming, but overall there is strong enthusiasm, frequent visits, and a willingness to return to try new seasonal offerings and affogatos.View restaurant profile
Crèmerie Patom
Opens Wednesday at 3 pmRosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.1 km
Reviews hail Holy Molly as an exceptional ice cream destination with creamy, homemade textures, generous portions, and prices that feel honest for the quality. The pistachio and Dubai inspired flavors are repeatedly praised, along with a rose scented cake, date and orange blossom ice cream, and other original creations that taste fresh and well balanced. The experience is described as welcoming and friendly, with staff noted for smiles and attentiveness, though a few comments point out slower service during busy times. Many readers call it one of the best, if not the best, ice cream spots in Montreal, highlighting originality, quality ingredients, and a strong dessert culture that invites returning visits. Overall the reviews paint Holy Molly as a standout, artisanal favorite that satisfies cravings for imaginative flavors and comforting textures, with a clear preference to revisit sooner rather than later.View restaurant profile
Holy Molly
May be temporarily closedLe Plateau-Mont-Royal, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.2 km
Review roundups depict Café Gelato as a popular Little Italy spot known for rich creamy gelato, flavorful coffee, and well presented breakfast, with many praising the quality and authenticity of the gelato and the inviting, clean space and cozy seating, sometimes with a sunlit patio; the staff are frequently described as friendly and accommodating, contributing to a welcoming atmosphere, though some complaints surface about inconsistent service during busy times and occasional hours that do not match posted schedules; while the gelato is repeatedly highlighted as high quality and the options generous, a few comments call pricing steep and some flavors limited or not as varied as hoped, and a small number express doubt about authenticity or value; overall Café Gelato is viewed as a dependable, family friendly hub with a strong community vibe and a range of Italian treats that keep regulars returning for dessert, coffee, and a casual hangout.View restaurant profile
Café Gelato
Opens Today at 10 amLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.2 km
Reviews portray Panino Pazzo as delivering a real Italian experience with fresh bread, flavorful fillings, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The bread is repeatedly described as the standout, baked fresh for every sandwich with a crusty texture and high quality ingredients. The menu is praised for generous portions and satisfying flavors across several well loved options, and the overall value is consistently highlighted. Service is frequently described as friendly and helpful, with staff accommodating allergies and offering recommendations, and both indoor and outdoor seating are noted positively. The spot is often cited as a top choice in Little Italy and even described as among the best in Montreal, with many praising the authenticity and neighborhood vibe. A minority review notes a less welcoming experience and some difficulty with customization, suggesting that expectations may vary. Taken together, Panino Pazzo appears to be a beloved neighborhood staple for authentic Italian sandwiches, strong bread, and generous toppings, while acknowledging that experiences can differ.View restaurant profile
Panino Pazzo
Opens Tomorrow at 8:30 amLittle-Italy
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≈ 2.2 km
Reviews describe Péché Glacé as a charming spot offering a mix of crepes and house made ice creams and sorbets, with flavors such as "pear" and "pineapple basil" that many find extraordinary, and a buckwheat crepe option favored by some. The textures range from gelato like creams to refreshing sorbets, with several comments calling the desserts tasty and delicious. Service is consistently warm and friendly, with staff often smiling and the owner on site, making guests feel at home. Prices are said to be reasonable and the quality high, though a few voices note small portions for the price and occasional flavor intensity differences. The Mont Royal location and overall atmosphere receive praise, as does the range of options from sorbet to ice cream and the standout pistachio ice cream. Accessibility and layout are mentioned by a couple of reviews, but the overall feel is a beloved local treat that highlights thoughtful preparation, variety, and a personal touch that draws people back for crepes and ice cream.View restaurant profile
Péché Glacé
Opens Today at 10 amLe Plateau-Mont-Royal
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≈ 2.3 km
Chez Popo comes across as a small local coffee shop that mainly operates as a to go spot, with a pleasant terrace in summer. Food options are limited to breakfast sandwiches in the morning. A summertime coffee slush is highlighted as a must-try, and merchandise is available. Excellent coffee and mochaccino receive praise, and the staff and owner are described as very lovely. Overall, visitors say they would return when in the area.View restaurant profile
Chez Popo
Opens Today at 8 amRosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.3 km
Miss Napoletana earns praise for excellent service and delicious food, with guests noting the option to bring their own wine. The venue is described as a beautiful Italian shop with a wide range of products packed into a small space, offering a variety of items to explore and a plan to return for pizza and arancini. Gelato is highlighted as stellar and among the best in Little Italy, with each scoop feeling luxurious and rich, and the sfogliatella praised for a crisp exterior and a soft, moist interior. Olives are delicious and the white wine pairs nicely with meals, and overall the experience is consistently good with impeccable service.View restaurant profile
MISS NAPOLETANA
Opens Today at 10 amLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
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≈ 2.4 km
Qwelli - L'art du gelato is praised for creamy, well balanced gelato and a wide range of flavors, with standouts like coconut, pistachio, lemon, raspberry, mango, and chocolate; the textures are often described as smooth and not overly sweet, while some flavors are noted as bland or too sweet and others as exceptionally good. Service is mixed: several testers praise friendly, efficient staff, while others report slow service and longer waits during busy periods. Prices are described as on the higher side, reflecting quality, and portions are often generous with options for cups and cones, though seating is limited. Several voices call it one of the best gelato spots in the city, though a few caution that cost and occasional service issues temper the experience. Taken together, Qwelli - L'art du gelato delivers high quality gelato with a diverse flavor lineup, attracting devoted fans while highlighting the impact of value and consistency on overall satisfaction.View restaurant profile
Qwelli - L'art du gelato
Opens Today at 11 amDowntown
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≈ 2.4 km
Havre aux Glaces earns praise for its high quality ice cream with strong natural fruit flavors and a broad sorbet lineup, including lactose free options that feel refreshing. Flavors are described as well balanced and not overly sweet, with recommendations for matcha, lemon and coffee. Reviewers note the shop is well located on Rue Sainte Catherine and that the offering is consistent at both the street location and the market location. Price and portion sizes are frequently mentioned, with many saying the prices are high for relatively small portions. Hours and openings can be confusing, as Google listings sometimes show hours that do not match actual closures. Service experiences vary, with many describing staff as friendly while a minority report rude or stingy service. Overall, Havre aux Glaces is seen as a top ice cream spot in Montreal and a go to for visitors and locals alike.View restaurant profile
Havre aux Glaces
Opens Today at 2 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: The Best Ice Cream in Montreal
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≈ 2.4 km
Latto - Café & Bar Laitier draws praise for a delicious matcha with ice cream affogato style and the richness of a mocha, while hot chocolate is described as absolutely delicious for a cold day, and gelato is a highlight many want to try. The staff is noted as incredibly friendly, and the space is described as beautiful and calm, a relaxing place with a quiet atmosphere that works well for work or a quiet read. There is mention of a barbershop and ice cream shop inside, which some reviews see as a plus, though others say the barber's loud cell phone and the resulting cacophony can disrupt tranquility and the music. A TikTok post helped bring attention to the venue, with positive notes on pastries and the Biscoff latte, which was said to be good. Overall, Latto - Café & Bar Laitier comes across as welcoming and versatile for drinks, desserts, and a calm environment, with clear interest from customers to return for gelato.View restaurant profile
Latto - Café & Bar Laitier
Opens Today at 9 amDowntown
Mentioned in: The Best Autumn Drinks in Montreal
Review Summary
≈ 2.4 km
Overall, Yeh! Yogourt Glacé et Café yields a mixed set of reviews: the concept is seen as really appealing while prices are described as a bit high; the taste is considered worth it by some, and the first experience was surprisingly high in quality. The staff is noted as friendly in several comments, with one mentioning that a staff member speaks Spanish. Confusion about the name appears in some remarks, noting that the restaurant is not called Yeh but Yaya. The frozen yogurt is described by some as decent but others say it is bland and unflavoured, missing mix-ins. A comparison with previous experiences suggests the product used to taste better, implying decline in flavor. A pricey iced tea is described as disappointing, despite polite service and no requested extras. Taken together, the impressions point to potential and pleasant elements, but inconsistency in product quality, pricing, and seasonal factors can affect the overall appeal.View restaurant profile
Yeh! Yogourt Glacé et Café
Opens Today at 12 pmQuartier des Spectacles
Review Summary
≈ 2.4 km
Overall, Kamé draws praise for fresh, creative poke bowls, a diverse cocktail list, and a warm, Hawaiian-inspired atmosphere with attentive service when it shines, plus a divine bubble tea and a refreshing house beer that complements the meals. The bowls are frequently described as tasty and satisfying, with the vegetarian mushroom option singled out as especially good and portions often viewed as good value for the price, making it a solid quick lunch, though some reviews note that portions can feel small or sauces can add to the cost. There are notes of dependable freshness and color in the bowls, and the overall dining experience is enhanced by prompt service in many visits. However, service inconsistencies and dietary mishaps appear in some cases, including a gluten-free request mishandled and not reimbursed, and a perception of younger staff not fully addressing the issue. A seating issue near a rat trap is also mentioned by one reviewer, reminding that experiences can vary. In sum, Kamé delivers flavorful, visually appealing fare and generally quick service, with caveats about consistency and accommodations for special diets.View restaurant profile
Kamé - Snack Bar Hawaien
Opens Today at 12 pmQuartier des Spectacles, Downtown
Mentioned in: Montreal Poke Bowls: 18 Restaurants for the Best Hawaiian Bowls
Review Summary
≈ 2.4 km
Overall, La Diperie is described as a place with tasty ice cream and a playful range of toppings and dips, though some dips taste more like white chocolate than the intended flavor, and outdoor dining is the only option. Reviews highlight friendly, welcoming staff and a warm atmosphere, with some service experiences praised and others noted as inconsistent during busy periods. Long lines and wait times are mentioned as drawbacks, while generous portions and a variety of specialties, including pizza, receive praise from many patrons. The ice cream is repeatedly described as creamy and well made, with appreciation for items prepared with care and occasional criticism that pizza dough and cheese can be undercooked in recent visits. Overall impressions are positive and many recommend visiting, citing delicious treats and kind service, though it is noted that quality and service can vary.View restaurant profile
La Diperie
Opens Today at 4 pmDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 2.5 km
Reviews describe Chocolats Favoris as a go-to spot for chocolate dipped ice cream and gifts in downtown Montreal, with a wide array of handmade chocolates, rich coatings, and a crowd-pleasing variety of flavors and toppings from vanilla and dark chocolate to dulce de leche, pistachio, hazelnut and more; many say the chocolate shells are thick and luscious, the presentation is appealing, and the store atmosphere is bright and candy-store like, making it a fun indulgence before or after a show or as a gift. The ice cream is often praised for creaminess and the range of dipping options, while some note the portions are large and the baby or mini sizes are plenty; several reviewers mention reliable staff and fast service, though a few report occasional chaos or long lines during busy periods and frustration when explanations of the concept are lacking. A few critiques point to the strong sweetness and the perceived high price, and some customers find the dipping coating a bit difficult to eat, but overall the experience is described as delicious, indulgent, and worth a visit for chocolate and ice cream lovers.View restaurant profile
Chocolats Favoris
Opens Today at 11 amDowntown, Quartier des Spectacles
Mentioned in: Where to Find Hot Drinks to Warm Up in Quebec City?
Review Summary
≈ 2.5 km
Reviews of Les Glaceurs show a mix of strong praise and some disappointments. Online ordering and pickup are described as easy and on time, and many customers praise presentation, variety and flavors, especially the mocha with a coffee bean on the icing, gluten free mini cupcakes, and cupcakes with custom sugar paste photos, plus friendly service. At the same time, there are recurring complaints about cake quality being dry and overly sweet, and in some cases not fresh or the ganache tasting old, with some cakes described as not worth the price. Custom birthday orders have caused emotional disappointment when a name on a card or plaque was incorrect and responses were dismissive, though some instances offered partial refunds and overall sentiment from other reviews suggests concerns about consistency and listening to customer feedback. Some users intend to reorder or return for future occasions and several reviewers would recommend others consider their selection or wait for sales due to prices. Overall, Les Glaceurs appears capable of delivering visually appealing and tasty items, but experiences vary and customer support around issues can be inconsistent.View restaurant profile
Les Glaceurs
Opens Today at 10 amDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 2.5 km
Overall, reviewers describe a popular stop with tasty flavors and friendly service, though experiences vary on value, cleanliness, and setting. Several note that the ice cream itself is delicious, with mentions of mint chocolate chip tasting natural and free of colorants, non dairy Tonight Dough, and loyal favorites like Chunky Monkey and various coffee varieties. Price and portion size are common themes, with some finding two scoops smaller than expected for the price and others calling the price high for the amount, particularly for visitors from other currencies. Cleanliness and ambiance receive mixed feedback: some locations are clean, bright, and well kept with helpful staff, while others report dirty tables, crumbs, insects, and an uncomfortable atmosphere. Service is frequently praised as friendly and attentive, with staff helping choose flavors and make recommendations, and one note of receiving a free ice cream brightening the day. Overall the reviews show strong positives around flavor and service, tempered by concerns about price, portion size, and cleanliness depending on the visit.View restaurant profile
Ben & Jerry's
Iconic Vermont ice cream parlor chain known for its creative flavors with clever names.
May be temporarily closed
Downtown
Review Summary
≈ 2.5 km
Ben & Jerry's draws praise for classic, tasty ice cream, with cookie dough and salted caramel highlighted as favorites, and prices noted as a little high but in line with other ice cream shops. The treats are described as delicious and yummy, and the location is regarded as a great spot. Friendly service and helpful staff are frequently mentioned, contributing to a welcoming overall experience.View restaurant profile
Ben & Jerry's
Opens Today at 12 pmDowntown
Review Summary
≈ 2.6 km
Reviews of La Crémière describe the vanilla frappé as excellent, the service as good, and the location as very convenient in Complexe Desjardins. With the tip, the cost is a bit higher than expected for a small frappé, which some consider expensive. Overall, the feedback points to a tasty drink and solid service at a convenient spot, tempered by price concerns.View restaurant profile
La Crémière
Opens Today at 12 pmDowntown, Quartier des Spectacles
Review Summary
≈ 2.6 km
Mr Biscotti
Opens Today at 9 amVilleray-Saint-Michel, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Mentioned in: On the Hunt for Montreal's Best Cannoli
≈ 2.6 km
Pile Ou Glace delivers delicious ice cream and a standout gelato experience, with pistachio and hazelnut praised as exceptional and the dark chocolate gelato described as among the creamiest in town. The Tahitian vanilla is noted as excellent, and flavors like tiramisu and praline rocangelo receive high marks, while the selection is described as authentic and well balanced and portions are generous. Some reviews highlight standout flavors such as stracciatella and a pistachio and passion fruit pairing, with non dairy options like mango chocolate swirl appreciated. The overall impression is that this is among the best gelaterias in Montreal, a must visit and a top choice for a late night treat in a charming area near Jarry Park. Service quality varies, with many reporting warm, friendly and efficient service, while others note unwelcoming attitudes during busy times; a simple hello or polite greeting is frequently called for. The atmosphere and cones or sorbets are praised for a homey feel and real fruit and nut flavors, and there is broad praise for the quality and value. In short, Pile Ou Glace delivers high quality gelato with a memorable flavor lineup, though service experiences can differ from visit to visit.View restaurant profile
Pile Ou Glace
May be temporarily closedLittle-Italy, Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie
Review Summary
≈ 2.6 km
La Diperie is praised for delicious ice cream, generous portions, and a friendly vibe. The staff is described as attentive and welcoming, with multiple mentions of good service, though some locations feel understaffed leading to longer lines and delays. Stock and flavor consistency show mixed experiences, with vanilla soft serve sometimes unavailable and some flavors like pistachio noted as off or bitter, and the dulce de leche flavor described as caramel rather than true dulce de leche. The lava cake with soft ice cream is frequently highlighted as a standout pairing, and many appreciate the wide range of dipped shells and flavor options. Hygiene concerns appear in a few reviews, citing lack of gloves or distracted service. Overall, La Diperie delivers solid ice cream quality, generous portions, and a lively atmosphere, with strong encouragement to visit despite occasional service and stock variations.View restaurant profile
La Diperie
Opens Today at 3:30 pmDowntown, Shaughnessy Village
Review Summary
≈ 2.6 km
Reviews describe Tsujiri Montreal as a popular destination for matcha fans with a broad menu of desserts drinks and some savory options like ramen and soba; matcha is praised for richness and authenticity though some items are described as less strong or overly sweet and a few desserts feel pricey or inconsistent in quality; the atmosphere is often described as cozy and Japanese inspired with ample seating good for studying or catching up but it can get crowded and noisy in peak hours; service is generally friendly and professional with staff helpful and attentive though isolated rude experiences are noted; the cafe also receives compliments for its modern decor and variety of offerings like hojicha yuzu and kuromitsu desserts; overall it comes across as a top choice for matcha in Montreal delivering strong matcha desserts and drinks in a welcoming setting with some items needing closer consistency.View restaurant profile
Tsujiri Montreal
Opens Today at 12 pmDowntown
Mentioned in: Where to Find the Best Matcha Lattes in MontrealMontreal's Best International Pastry ShopsView More
Review Summary
≈ 2.6 km
Overall, Cafè Veloce is seen by reviewers as delivering good coffee and solid drinks, with notes that a latte has many layers and a flat white can be among the best; the atmosphere and view are appealing and service is often quick and efficient during busy periods. Pastry quality is described as noteworthy and many visits are described as friendly and attentive, though some feedback points to inconsistencies in staff demeanor and occasional unfriendly or slow service. Weekend hours are reported to be variable, with closures at midday and unclear return times, and crowds can be heavy around dinner. A few experiences are marked by poor service where requests had to be repeated and cups were not fulfilled to expectations, leading some customers to say they would not return despite enjoying the coffee. Overall the drinks and setting are praised, but service consistency and scheduling issues can significantly affect satisfaction.View restaurant profile
Cafè Veloce
Downtown, Golden Square Mile
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