Unicone is an artisanal ice creamery specialized in worldwide flavours. From America to Oceania, from Africa to Asia, passing by Europe, we offer unique flavours inspired by desserts of different countries around the world. To ensure the quality you deserve, ice cream is prepared on a daily basis using fresh ingredients, offering vegan and lactose free options. Our place evokes joy and happiness, once you step in you are allowed to follow your dream; the dream of licking a UNICONE !
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.
So impressed with the incredibly delicious vegan ube selection, from Ube-Oreo cookies to ube-Oreo log & ube-coco ice cream (takes me back to the Philippines!)! Highly recommend! 💜 + Always kindly responsive to my vegan ube related inquiries! 😊
Jan 9, 2026
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Unicone is such a unique ice cream spot. They offer creative & delicious flavors you won't find anywhere else. We tried the saffron pistachio with cherry pomegranate, & the ube with passionfruit both were rich, creamy, & full of flavor. The menu is full of exciting combinations, & it feels like every scoop has been thoughtfully crafted. The shop itself has a warm & inviting vibe, making it a great place to stop for a treat. A little pricier than your average cone, but completely worth it for the quality & originality.
I took the baklava sunday & my partner got the dubai chocolate one. They were tasty but very sweet & quite expensive for the size.
I also got the infused ube latte & I was disapointed that it didn't taste ube at all. I could have saved my 10$ for a regular latte.
The staff was nice & the interior decor is cute. That's about it.
Unicone in Montreal is a delightful spot for unique & flavorful ice cream. Cozy & cute interior. We were pleasantly surprised by the saffron & pistachio flavor, which we had never tried before. It's now a top recommendation! We loved the sampling menu, which offered five scoops to share. The flavors are not overly sweet & so we found that appetizing & favorable , like mango sticky rice, saffron, Moroccan, & ube halaya, were a treat. We've heard great things about their soft serve, which changes weekly, so we'll definitely be back for more. Overall , highly recommend the place.
Une belle découverte cette année, un bijou de saveurs exceptionnelles & d'une qualité incroyable. Je vous recommande fortement leur incontournable : Ube ou la crème "glacée mauve", nous l'avions choisi par curiosité puisque c'était le gros vendeur lors de notre visite & depuis on en rêve ! Un must si vous êtes sur la rue Saint-Denis !!!
By far one of the best ice cream place in Montreal! They have such unique & original flavors such as Ube, Maracuja, Balaklava & mango sticky rice (all the ones I tried so far). Their soft serve is also insanely good & changes every week
Aug 21, 2024
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I got the soft serve swirl & MAN, this was some of the best stuff I've had in a while. It's a really cozy atmosphere & I really enjoyed being here. We also got an Ube cookie - fantastic. Absolutely delicious!
Baklava parfait was amazing The ube is the best ube ice cream in town ans is always consistent Mango stick rice ice cream is great too Great customer service & the flavours are simply delicious. The cookies are nice too!
It's been a favorite since they opened. They have many original flavors, & its always a nice surprise to find out the "flavor of the week" soft serve. I really like their baklava ice cream, the gulab jamun, their ube, strawberry-haskap berry (camerise) & other combinations.
I sampled multiple flavors but I ended with the Ube & Mango Sticky rice flavors! The ube flavor was spot on & maybe the best I've had comparing it to 4 popular ice cream spots in Los Angeles. I loved the texture of the mango sticky rice, it was custard-like, solidified whipped cream consistency, I could not stop eating it. I asked the lady at the counter why the consistency is such & she explained it is made of coconut cream. Sadly, I am only on vacation but if I lived in Montreal, I will visit this ice cream spot all the time. My brother enjoyed the soft serve!
Le plus important: la crème glacée était bonne. Bonne. Pas extraordinaire, mais tout à fait satisfaisante à manger. J'ai pris de la crème glacée vegan & du sorbet. Ça goûtait vraiment ce que ça devait goûter vu les noms & les ingrédients, donc agréable!
Les points forts:
- bon choix de crème glacée vegan (4 ou 5 parfums en crème dure & 1 parfum en crème molle);
- le lieu est agréablement décorée (pour mes goûts), avec des tables à l'intérieur & une terrasse "intérieure" donc climatisée;
- des parfums originaux, comme ube (une patate douce asiatique).
Je me questionne: à la place d'une coupelle en plastique, ils utilisent des petits récipients en lamelles de bois. Effectivement plus écologique. Mais je ne sais pas si c'est mieux que le carton, vu que ce n'est pas pris au compost à Montréal & que ce n'est pas forcément recyclable avec la crème fondue qui tapisse le fond.
