While walking around dix30 I saw that there was a candy spot and my sweet tooth lit up…read more It was a small but spacious store with a variety of hard candies gummies and all sort of other candies. When walking in you wear a mask and get an associate and the fun begins they grab whatever cup size you want and put in the candies for you. Which is great because now you don't have to worry about everyone touching all the scoop handles and candy. We chose quite a few and saw we were close to the top but the employee encouraged us to go all the way to the top. We also found some really unique popcorn flavours and bought a bag as well. The candies tasted great but how can you go wrong with sugar !

Fun and fancy little sweet shop located in the stylish Dix30. It has all your childhood favourites…read moreand more, including a decent selection of Jelly Belly beans. They even have flying saucers (sour sherbet-filled melt-in-your-mouth candies) which I was happy to see after a long time. Some other favourites that I wasn't expecting to see: Popeye sticks, push pop, love hearts, gob stoppers and those large fruit shaped candies! The interior and packaging of the sweets is very classy. Many of the sweets are packed beautifully in more of a gift form rather than grab and go sweeties. Because of this, I feel the selection can appeal to any age as there is something for everyone. They would make lovely party favours! Great treat for the South-Shore but not so much for the parents. Prices are quite steep and some are ridiculous for what they are (a tiny pack of flying saucers at 5$). I guess they can get away with it due to the rarity of the merchandise but still...

I visited Montreal a couple weeks ago and decided to make a visit to Chocolats Favoris as I was…read morecraving some ice cream. I had always heard about this place but never had I been as it always had a long line. I'm happy did though! The service was quick and efficient and the interior was huge. I ended up getting the dark chocolate dipped brownie ice cream and when I say it was one of the best ice creams I've ever had, I'm not lying! The chocolate dip was nice and thick around the ice cream. It had the perfect crunch. The interior was a soft serve vanilla ice cream. I'd recommend everyone go and try this place out!

We were looking for some treats or potential gifts to bring home so we figured we'd look at…read moreChocolats Favoris as the photos on Yelp looked very enticing. It's a fairly large space and I can see this place getting really busy if it wasn't for COVID. They sell a variety of prewrapped chocolates and other chocolate-based goods. They also sell some handmade chocolate truffles by the piece as well as the very famous dipped ice cream. Although the ice cream was enticing, we were full and we were specifically looking for gifts. So nothing really jumped out at me in terms of things to buy that was special. But we did end up getting a dozen handmade chocolates with some alcohol filling for the family. We didn't get to taste them but they seemed fancy (along with the fancy price). We easily picked out our chocolates and paid quickly as there was only one other group in the store with us. Another option for chocolate treats out in DIX30. I will have to try out their ice cream next time!

I have been to this Juliette et Chocolat several times when traveling back to the US from MTL and…read morehave had a good experience each time. The food is certainly delicious and the chocolate is incredible. I usually get their cafe latte bol size, a buckwheat crepe and some kind of dessert with chocolate. It's always worth the indulgence at this place! This time I had my latte bol and a galette bûcheronne and a fondant au chocolat. Delicious! Service was fairly good throughout the meal but one time we had to ask for water. The only mildly detracting things about this place are that it certainly could be cleaner and it's also really popular with kids. While this is all good if the kids are well behaved occasionally you get a screaming kid or crying baby which can detract from your enjoyment of the food. On this visit, I also purchased some chocolate fondues to take home and the line to buy their retail products was very long and slow. The woman in front of me just got frustrated with the slow service and left. It seems like restaurant orders take priority over retail sales. Folks were just waiting in line a long time to pick up or purchase retail items while all the staff were preparing coffee drinks and running food to tables. They are likely short staffed right now as their were hiring adverts all over the place.

We came to Juliette & Chocolat to grab some crepes with family. During COVID, if you plan on eating…read morethere, you need to provide a proof of vaccination. For us, we forgot our cards in the hotel, but we did have photos of our cards, so we showed the photo and provided our photo ID which good thing I had my drivers license with me! You basically come in order at the front, then go to the seating to wait for food. Now, it does kind of take a while to get the food. I'm sure they were low in staff as it was Christmas time and well, you know....COVID. So don't expect a quick meal. We got our crepe and it was quite hearty! And they have a small container of salad which I really appreciated. Kind of wished there was more. You eat with disposable utensils to reduce having to clean or exposure of COVID. There is a water station with plastic cups. We did stop by here another day to pick up some chocolate goodies to bring home. I would imagine the brownies would be amazing but we stuck to the crepes and mochas which was pretty rich. Overall, it was a great way to spend a little time with family, food and drinks were good, just took a bit of time to get it. But the service was friendly which is always a plus.

I love getting my dessert from this place. I find the line moves pretty quickly. I just wish there…read morewas a little more social distancing because everyone is standing so close. But the chocolate covered ice cream is absolutely delicious! The chocolate is so creamy and thick. Personally I love taking half cotton candy, half oreo in a bowl. The service is very quick and efficient! Absolutely love going here.

Visited this place the day after it opened. We lined up for about half an hour or more but it was…read moredefinitely worth the wait as we were taken well care of by the frequent distribution of chocolate samples! Inside it really is a little chocolate heaven! It smells like chocolate and there are big chocolate machines of so many flavours that you need to take a moment to decide what to have. Despite coming from the home of the famous Cadbury factory, I was very impressed by this mini chocolate factory. There is a lot of choice in the shops and also menu so be prepared to be overwhelmed!! In general, I am not an ice cream fan so I decided to go for the smallest size... To my surprise, it was huge - portions are extremely generous and also price is reasonable for the amount you get! I went for the coffee chocolate coating and took a big bite out of it... The contrast between the hard chocolate and the soft ice cream was heavenly, I was able to bite on something yet enjoy the soft whipped ice cream at the same time... A perfect combination! The terrace seating is nice and spacious but the view of the main road really lets it down unfortunately... Overall, so far this the only ice cream that I have so that says a lot for someone who doesn't like ice cream!!

The location is a little hard to find - but no worries, point yourself towards the church and Chez…read moreBonBon will be right there. Stepping into the front door is an immediate flashback to an older time. I was initially brought to Chez BonBon on my search for Stillwell Humbugs. Unfortunately when i went, I was informed that they have not had Stillwells for over a year. They have instead a mass produced variety. Still, not a problem as I suddenly found many other candies and sweets that I can remember from my youth or from my grandmother passing onto me. Glad to know that it is also just a 5 minute drive from my place - I will certainly be back.

Amazing selection of candy. Even humbugs which are pretty hard to find. Prices are reasonable and…read morethe service is A1. Can't ask for anything more than that.

Hartley's is St-Lambert's best ice cream parlor. At $5 for 1 scoop it's pretty pricey but their ice…read morecream is delicious. They also have soft serve, banana splits, cyclones, slush and sorbets. They make chocolates all year round which are also very good. I always go for their 70% chocolate and salted caramel ice cream but all their flavors including the sorbets are excellent. Their new location next to café passion is much better situated and has a larger terrace for people to sit.

From the owner: Délicieuse crème glacée faite sur place et en hiver de desserts décadents. / Delicious ice cream…read moremade in store and decadent deserts for the cold season.

This is for the ice cream portion of the store as we stopped there for that on a Friday evening…read more The good: Store looks good. We were greeted by staff. Indications on floor for social distancing. Candy portion of store looks nice. Ice cream was good. The bad: Ice Cream portion hidden in the back. Ice cream area looks abandoned compared to the rest of the store. Can be expensive pretty quick. Very limited in flavours. Was not offered napkins. Seems people can also come in from the back. This is s tourist kind of place in old Saint-Lambert. Could be a great stop if you are visiting, but not if you are a local, as they are cheaper places around.

From the owner: Local candy shop offering large selection of candy pizzaread more

Tried there take out, had General Tao that was terrible, too much breading, had difficulty finding…read morechicken. Shrimps with head on were difficult to clean. Only good was fried rice. Grocery products are priced much higher than other stores. Sweet potatoes at $2.58 double the price of others. Most items are over priced Will not shop there again

Bouche roasted porc two Ways and it was exellent. Purchased…read more3 kg. Of Chinese oranges at over $20 for the case, product was supposed to be sweet and juicy. It was neither sweet or juicy after peeling 3 oranges which were totally dry I put the balance of the box in compost.