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Ice Cream in Old Montreal

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Trois Cats 34 - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Trois Cats 34

Opens Sunday at 9 am
(20)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Trois Cats 34 is a small, personal concept blending coffee, stroopwafels, and cat themed products, with handmade hot chocolate and freshly made stroopwafels. Reviews describe a warm, charming cafe with cute decor and a welcoming vibe, and the food and coffee are frequently praised along with friendly, attentive service. Some notes include small portions, no service in French, and no toilets, and the high price is said to reflect the atmosphere rather than the waffle taste, though the coffee is often excellent and the treats widely enjoyed.View restaurant profile
Comptoir 400 - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Comptoir 400

Open until 11:30 pm
(315)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Comptoir 400 in Old Montreal comes across as a lively spot with a pleasant terrace and a versatile menu that covers pizzas burgers poutine and seafood. Several dishes stand out including a great Margherita pizza and a tasty arugula pizza along with mussels and fish and chips, though some portions feel inconsistent and timing can vary. The service is described as friendly and attentive by many, while others report slower or less reliable service and some concerns about value and presentation. The location and ambiance are praised for being welcoming and suitable for a casual meal in a tourist area, and while many reviews recommend the place, the experience can differ depending on the time and staff.View restaurant profile
CHAT-COLATE - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

CHAT-COLATE

Opens Tomorrow at 12 pm
(127)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

CHAT-COLATE offers a cozy, cat themed vibe in the Old Port with warm hot chocolate, creamy ice creams and seasonal sorbets, plus quirky cat merchandise that invites lingering; the staff is generally warm and efficient and the decor earns many compliments for charm and comfort. Reviews highlight the depth of chocolate, balanced classics and a handmade feel, with seasonal flavors and dairy free options that broaden the appeal, but some note inconsistent hours, crowded small tables, and prices that can feel high for what is offered, and a few experiences mention items that don’t seem fully homemade. Taken together, CHAT-COLATE comes across as a beloved cat loving dessert stop with a playful, vintage atmosphere and a mix of indulgent treats.View restaurant profile
Queues de Castor - BeaverTails - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Queues de Castor - BeaverTails

Open until 11 pm
(345)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews depict Queues de Castor - BeaverTails as a beloved, cozy stop for classic Canadian treats, with beavertails that are crispy and generously topped and poutine that many find tasty and hearty. The service is repeatedly described as fast, friendly, and attentive, the space is cute and inviting, and the location is noted for its charm, though a few comments mention long lines and limited seating on busy days, and some critique hot chocolate as watery. Overall, the experience is seen as reliable, satisfying, and fun, inspiring return visits and praise for the variety of toppings and quick service.View restaurant profile
Ice Crème Glacée - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Ice Crème Glacée

Open until 9 pm
(33)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Across reviews, Ice Crème Glacée is described as a popular Old Port stop offering creamy, flavorful ice cream with a rich, indulgent feel and a wide variety of flavors, including soft serve that kids love. Service is fast and friendly, and the location is prime, making it easy to fit a treat into a day of sightseeing or a group outing. A few notes mention a small kiosk with a limited selection and occasional runny chocolate or a vanilla-dominated dip, but overall the quality remains strong and the flavors tested were well received. The stand comes across as a reliable, memorable dessert stop for families, couples, and tourists, delivering generous portions and a lively atmosphere that often leaves visitors wanting to return.View restaurant profile
Crémerie Saint Paul - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Crémerie Saint Paul

May be temporarily closed
(89)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Crémerie Saint Paul emerges as a lively spot in Old Town Montreal, offering buckwheat crepes, breakfast and lunch options, and a range of ice creams, with a comfortable ambiance and attentive service echoed by several visitors. Crepes such as chicken, bacon and cheese are described as delicious, the small side salad is tasty, and many return for a repeat visit. Ice cream flavors like pistachio, black cherry and double blueberry are praised for creaminess, while some reviews note higher prices and limited flavor variety. Some experiences mention crepes not being cooked long enough and other inconsistencies, but the overall feedback points to strong product quality and an interest in trying multiple items.View restaurant profile
Le Petit Dep - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Le Petit Dep

Open until 11 pm
(211)
Old Montreal

Mentioned in: 15 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkThe Most Aesthetic Cafes in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Le Petit Dep comes across as a cozy, charming spot in Old Montreal where a mix of coffee, pastries, and a small gift shop creates a welcoming, European vibe; guests praise quality drinks like lattes, chai lattes, matcha, and iced options, and pastries such as almond croissants, caneles, and cookies, often paired with friendly service and a warm ambiance, though some visits note crowded small spaces, limited seating, and occasional slow service; a few reviews flag higher prices, variability in pastry freshness, and reminders that the cafe is not a place for long laptop work, with a no-computer policy in certain areas, plus logistical quirks like construction outside and no toilets in some locations; despite these, it remains a popular, photogenic stop for tourists and locals who want a quick bite, a memorable coffee, or a visit to the shop for local treats.View restaurant profile
Dulce - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Dulce

(1)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews of Dulce describe a small dessert spot near Old Montreal and the Old Port, standing out with a strong smell and cute interior that competes with nearby options, mixed experiences including occasional closures despite online hours, a warm staff welcome on a return visit, churros that are fried fresh, and a matcha flavor that falls short, leaving an overall impression of returning for the flavors and the instagrammable interior while adjusting expectations.View restaurant profile
Mlle Catherine - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Mlle Catherine

Open until 9 pm
(244)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Mlle Catherine earns praise for rich, creamy gelato and chocolate-dipped desserts, a wide range of dips and toppings, and fast service, with many reviewers loving crepes, sorbets, and a vibrant, attractive setting; the desserts are described as high quality and generously portioned, while the atmosphere is lively and the interior and exterior visuals are striking; some caveats include high prices, limited seating, crowded times, and the absence of restrooms, but overall it remains a popular destination for dessert lovers seeking variety and a polished experience.View restaurant profile
Chez Potier - Épicerie gourmande - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Chez Potier - Épicerie gourmande

Opens Tomorrow at 8 am
(288)
Old Montreal

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Review Summary

Chez Potier attracts high praise for its refined pâtisserie and croissants, with many reviewers calling the croissant exceptional, large, ultra crispy, and generously sized, and the pastries beautifully presented and delicious, from mille-feuille to cannelés, fraisier, and a standout lemon tart; the shop also stocks elegant European products and makes it feel like a gourmet boutique. The quality remains consistently outstanding year after year, with several items repeatedly highlighted as best in town or even North America. Prices are noted as on the high side, but most think the quality and craft justify it. Service receives mixed marks: some describe staff as friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable, while others report cold, impersonal, or at times brusque treatment, which dampens the overall experience for some shoppers. The space is described as clean, refined, and aesthetically pleasing, though not a cafe and with limited seating; take-out is recommended for those wanting to focus on pastry quality and to explore European goods. Overall, this is a must-visit for pastry lovers, cafe connoisseurs, or anyone looking to indulge in a little edible art.View restaurant profile
Crêperie St-Paul - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Crêperie St-Paul

Open until 11 pm
(221)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Crêperie St-Paul is described as a cozy, second floor cafe in the heart of Old Montréal with a relaxed vibe and good value for the area. Reviews highlight a large menu of crepes, from Nutella strawberry banana to savory options, paired with solid coffee and a casual atmosphere. The service overall is friendly and quick, though a few visits note slow or inattentive staff and some inconsistency in dishes or portions. The setting and location are repeatedly praised, with street charm and a terrace option noted, and the prices are considered fair for such a touristy area. It is seen as a convenient stop for a quick bite or a pleasant break during sightseeing, with both halal and non halal options mentioned and many guests leaving satisfied.View restaurant profile
Les Glaceurs - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Les Glaceurs

Opens Tomorrow at 11 am
(55)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

Reviews describe Les Glaceurs as a place where cupcake design and custom cake work stand out, with friendly service, a strong range of cupcakes, sorbet, and other desserts, and a well balanced salted caramel chocolate. The cake design is highlighted and birthday moments are frequently mentioned, including candles that can be lit in store. Some feedback notes that cupcakes can be pricey for Montreal and that the flavors feel traditional or limited, while the counter experience is described as not always welcoming. The clientele is seen as largely tourists rather than locals, though many guests still recommend visiting for celebrations, noting that cupcakes and desserts look good and taste good. Overall, Les Glaceurs is viewed as a popular destination for cupcakes and celebration cakes, praised for design and service, with a few reviews suggesting exploring other options for more originality or value.View restaurant profile
Le Petit Dep - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

Le Petit Dep

Open until 11 pm
(314)
Old Montreal

Mentioned in: 15 Cafes in Montreal Perfect for Studying and Remote WorkThe Most Aesthetic Cafes in MontrealView More

Review Summary

Le Petit Dep comes across as a quirky, cozy cafe that blends a small boutique vibe with a warm, eclectic atmosphere in the Old Port, where the coffee and pastries are praised for quality, vegan and gluten free options are appreciated, and the selection of local goods is noted, while the space is often described as tight with limited seating and a strict no laptop policy that some reviews say is not clearly posted, causing occasional frustration with order accuracy, stock availability, and table cleaning, though many visitors still find the decor charming, the atmosphere welcoming, and the experience worthwhile for a quick visit, a cafe break, or a casual browse.View restaurant profile
CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery - Ice Cream in Old Montreal

CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery

Open until 9 pm
(148)
Old Montreal

Review Summary

CA LEM Crèmerie Creamery draws praise for a lively array of flavors, including vegan options, tropical sorbets, and weekly changes that keep the lineup exciting, with friendly and efficient service even when the line is long. Some reviews describe flavors as light and refreshing rather than overly sweet, while others note that the selection can feel limited for the price. Overall, the ice cream is described as delicious and ideal for hot days, with standout mentions like pandan coco, lemon yuzu sorbet, and mango gelato, and many customers say they would return to try more flavors.View restaurant profile

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