De nombreuses critiques saluent Bouza pour un service chaleureux et attentionné, une ambiance conviviale et une offre impressionnante de glaces qui mêlent saveurs classiques et Méditerranéennes telles que l'ashta, la pistache, le baklava, la halva et la mangue, décrites comme riches, fraîches et crémeuses avec une authenticité certaine; les portions sont généreuses et il est possible de goûter les saveurs avant de choisir, et Bouza est souvent décrite comme une pépite cachée et une adresse incontournable pour les amateurs de desserts à Montréal.
I first came across Bouzo through a reel showcasing how the gelato is made, the craftsmanship & authenticity on display immediately caught my attention. As someone travelling from Mississauga, Ontario, I knew a visit to Montreal wouldn't be complete without stopping in, & I'm so glad I made it a priority.
The pistachio gelato is, without question, the standout of the entire menu. Rich, aromatic, & made with what tastes like real, high-quality pistachios, it's the kind of flavour that reminds you what ice cream is supposed to taste like. I sampled several other flavours as well, & each one held its own, but the pistachio is in a league of its own.
Bouzo clearly takes pride in its craft, & it shows in every scoop. If you're even remotely nearby, this place is worth going out of your way for.
Friendly service & great Mediterranean-inspired ice cream. We tried two flavours - rose & coconut, both topped with pistachio - & both were rich & delicious. Will definitely be back to try more.
13 mars 2026
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Bouza Carrefour Laval was really nice! We tried the ashta pistachio & the one with baklava pieces-both were absolutely delicious. The flavors were rich & authentic, & everything tasted very fresh. Highly recommended, especially if you love Middle Eastern desserts.
The place is hidden on the side of the plaza, but trust in Google Maps & it'll get you there.
Tried the'Bouza with Madlouka' & it was very good. It is ashta ice cream topped with a layer of madlouka dough (sweet pistachio dough). It has just the right amount of sweetness to it.
The ice cream is expensive ($20/500g), but the dish I tried will get me to come back & try another specialty of theirs.
A must-visit for real ice cream lovers! I ordered two scoops-pistachio & chocolate-& both were incredibly rich, creamy, & full of flavor. You can really taste the authenticity in every bite. The portion was so generous, I was honestly surprised-in the best way! What made it even sweeter was the lovely lady at the counter who asked if I wanted nuts on top. Such a kind gesture & amazing service. This place has my heart (& sweet tooth)!
I would say this is the tastiest ice cream shop in Ontario & Quebec who services sorbet flavours, & I tried a lot! My most favourite is the Ashta with pistachio, the flavours are rich & we will definitely visit them again.
This syrian ice cream is out of this world! I shared a large with my husband & we quickly regretted it & wanted to come back for more, but it was late & we had already left. It's probably the best of its kind that I've had in years, even compared to the middle east. You can really taste the flavour of the "ashta" (cream) - rich & pure, flavoured with some mastic & pistachios... it was insanely good! I can't wait to have it again! I can't comment on the atmosphere because it was late winter evening on a Sunday, but I reckon they'd have a nice vibe in the summer. Service was lovely, the lady & her son were very welcoming, accommodating, & generous. Can't wait to go back! Probably tonight :)
I tried Mango, Almond & Pistachio ice cream in a small cup. The lady at this store was very kind & welcoming. She happily offered us to try samples as we were there the first time.
I found this place via social media & decided to give it a try. I did some research prior to better understanding their menu, but I was still a bit lost when it was time to order. Finally, I went with their best-seller, which is the small Bouza, a traditional Syrian ice-cream. It was served with crushed pistachios in a cup. The taste was nice, not overly sweet & the texture was creamy. The decor & atmosphere was flat. Nothing particularly appealing. One suggestion would be to maybe try have a little more explanation about what is what on the menu, & also it might be more interesting to get a brief history of the place, like some fun facts.
Wonderful ice cream & dessert shop! They have good seating, indoor & outdoor. The people helping us with trying different ice cream flavors & desserts so friendly, patient, & gave us many samples to try, & packaged our final selections into a beautiful little box to go. The ice cream is incredible! I had pistachio, rose, & ashta.
