Crèmerie SWIRL is celebrated for coconut milk based soft serve and weekly rotating vegan flavors that keep things fresh, offering a creamy dairy-free option that many consider among the best in the city, with flavors like hojicha and black sesame drawing broad praise. The service is fast and friendly, and the small seasonal menu helps lines move quickly, though a few reviewers find the prices high and the variety limited. The location is described as a lovely area to stroll around with a nearby park adding to the overall appeal. While some flavors win strong praise and new ones appear weekly, others note that certain batches are less memorable, but the overall vibe remains positive and Crèmerie SWIRL stands out in Montreal's vegan ice cream scene.
Sure it's expensive but I it's probably the best (not something I say lightly) ice cream I've ever tried. They only have a few flavors but boy do they live up to the expectations. No artificial flavoring or dyes, only pure intensive taste.
That joy you have when you know something is going to be good, & then it's even better than you anticipated - That's getting a Swirl soft serve. THE best soft serve I've ever had. Flavour combinations are original & amazing. The flavours seem to be different every time I go, so that tells me they make everything fresh themselves.
The BEST vegan ice cream- arguably better than regular ice cream. Cannot really taste the fact that it's a coconut base, & their flavour choices are perfect.
Amazing discovery today! If you haven't been GO! The place is perfect; Slick design, super clean, original flavours & efficient service with a smile! We will be back ;)
I never leave reviews but i have to for this one, its that good!! Fast & friendly service + the creamiest most delectable soft serve youll ever taste. So fresh & not artificial, will be thinking about this soft serve until the next time i can have it. I recommend the strawberry & vanilla swirl
So so good. I can't believe it took me this long to try it. Prices are a bit on the high end at $7 for a cone, but I think it's my new favourite ice cream. You also get a good amount for what you pay. I didn't believe my friend when he said it was non-dairy, but, it's a bit more evident in the vanilla (very mild coconut(?) flavour). Check their Instagram to see what flavours they have, because they rotate flavours. I've never liked strawberry ice cream. I don't know if I ever will like strawberry ice cream from anywhere but this place. It's tart, sweet, & tastes so fresh. I had to go back the next day just to get it again before they changed their flavours. I tried a bit of the chocolate & matcha & that was also great- chocolate flavour was rich, & the matcha was bitter (in a good way) without being overpowering. Texture is great. Service is great. It's just a window, so no seating inside.
Delicious organic coconut milk based + fruit soft serve ice cream. Tried the four flavours currently being offered: Madagascar Vanilla, Quebec strawberry, Chocolate & Matcha. All the flavors were really good, but my favorite was the Vanilla & Strawberry swirl. Vanilla had a mild coconut flavor & strawberry tasted like real fresh strawberries. The service was super kind & friendly. Instagram: @swirlmtl
Swirl is hands down the best in the city. I've ditched all other ice cream joints. We drive an hour every week just to get our fix of their latest flavor-yes, it's that good. They serve out flavors that make you question every life choice that led you to eat mediocre ice cream before. The other day, they had Starberry/Vanilla Swirl, & it was so good, I nearly wept into my cone. Swirl's ice cream is so divine, it should come with a halo. It's gotten to the point where other ice cream shops feel like those sad little convenience store pints you buy when you're having a rough week. No, thank you. I want the good stuff. So, if you haven't been to Swirl yet, do yourself a favor. Clear your schedule, hop in the car, & prepare to experience the best of frozen desserts. Just don't blame me if you become an addict after your first scoop.