Simply the best iced cream shop I've ever been too and we have some doozies in Nova Scotia. Located…read morejust off Main Street, it's a small place with a limited variety of standard flavours and the ability to "make your own" by choosing from a long list of ingredients and then watching them knock it up. We were somewhat time constrained, so just went for the salted caramel, served in a home made cone and a generous scoop to boot. Quite superb! With more time it would be fun to come up with your own combination and see what happens. Nice little garden out front with a couple of picnic tables. A must visit on any summer trip to the delightful town of Wolfville.

Possibly the best ice cream I've ever had! I ordered the vanilla w/ blueberry & cheesecake. My…read morehusband had vanilla with cookie dough. They were both really really good. It's not like the ingredients are mixed into the ice cream... it's like they become part of the ice cream. The machines they use here are something I've never seen before... someone after me ordered a chocolate milkshake; they literally put two big frozen chocolate bars & a little cream in this machine, gave it a push and out popped a delicious milkshake. If you're lucky enough to be in Wolfville, you have to come to Scoops!

Nice spot to grab a burrito. Place to sit down nearby with shade. Took about ten minutes to…read moreserve all told. We enjoyed it. So, if you find yourself in Bridgewater looking for a fresh alternative to the typical fast food etc , or just a lunch with fresh ingredients, you cannot go wrong with rascals run.

Easily my favourite place to eat in Bridgewater. Food is so fresh and full of flavour. Much…read morehealthier than most other restaurants too. Staff is incredible friendly. Bridgewater could use more places like this.

This was a childhood haunt of mine and I recently went back after 20 + years and it's as good or…read morebetter than any ice cream parlour and burger shack I've been to in Halifax. Chocolate dipped cone is just as good as I remembered, burgers were juicy and really tasty. Can't wait to get back :)

Homemade icecream and fudge on a hot day? Not gonna pass up on that!…read more We were walking the streets of Lunenburg, and decided it would be 10x better with icecream in hand so stopped by Sweet Treasures. I got a double scoop cup of orange chocolate and peanut butter eureka, while my wife got a single scoop waffle cone with pistachio. The flavours are distinct, and the icecream is good though a bit on the icey side (there were times it felt almost like a popsicle). Prices are reasonable, people are friendly. While not the ultimate reward at the end of a treasure map, Sweet Treasures is a worthy stop along the way.

We tried their butterscotch milkshake, it was decent. Good thick milkshake…read more The place felt a little congested and in random order, they can have a better flow in the space.

Staff were rude. Serving size was like a teaspoon, but maybe this is because I'm an American. Ice…read morecream tasted good though. However, did notice ice cream shop across the street and should of went there given their attitude.

Loaded lobster rolls for a good price. not overdone with mayo and seasoning...the huge chunks of…read morelobster speak for themselves. Blueberry ice cream also worth it.

Ok, so it's just an ice cream shack selling regular mass produced ice cream. But! When you're in…read morebeautiful Mahone Bay on a hot day and you're offered hyper friendly Nova Scotia service, lots of great flavours, and can enjoy your frozen treat on one of many colourful picnic tables overlooking the famous three steeples, it's just got to be better than a three. Such a great addition to this great seaside town.

I've been going to Wile's since I can remember. It was a traditional stop for my family on our…read moreweekly drives to and from our cottage every summer. And now that I have a family of my own, it's a traditional stop for my husband and I (and ALL of our friends!). This market started off as a produce market, selling fruit and veggies from the Wile's farm, and a bakery. Eventually the shop started to expand to include not only the bakery, but also other local produce, a huge garden centre and a gift shop. They've also recently added an area with "comfort food to go". All the recipes used in the bakery are just the same now as they were when the place opened in 1985! And they're FANTASTIC! They're baking from the time they open in the morning until it's all gone in the evening. Everything is delicious, and made in-house - you can even look through the window and see into the kitchen where they're baking up new treats! We love stopping by on the way to the cottage to grab all our fresh fruits, veggies and baked goods. The ladies that work the cash are so helpful, kind and funny. They always remember a face (maybe not your name though!). Stop by Wile's next time you're on your way to Keji (it's on the route, just past exit 13!) or if you're in that end of the province and grab some of their delicious white,brown or raisin bread or a fantastic molasses cookie or freshly baked pie. You will NOT be disappointed!

This is a great farm market, with a good selection of apples. I usually buy my plants here in the…read morespring, they have an enormous selection of flower, vegetables, herbs, fruits, and trees! The staff is friendly and knowledgable. They also have a nice little section of gifts, as well as ice cream in the summer. They are open from April to October, I believe.

I absolutely love this location. In Ontario Marble Slabs are run by servers age 19 to 40, and…read morehonestly feel real stale. So I took someone for their free birthday scoop. The front was run with teenagers who had the endless smiles on their faces, when they saw the birthday boy- they all wished happy birthday with such excitement willing to have fun. When he birthday boy just ordered gummy bears- she's like you want one scoop, then asked again- she was so nice piling four scoops of gummy bears and even offered a waffle bowl because the ice cream was melting. The location was huddle and bustle- they also weigh all the orders here to ensure they hit the size requirement for "size."

the employee was 10/10... super helpful and willing to accommodate our requests! :) ice cream was…read moregood as well!

Disappointed. Yelp reviews were not true. No cheese making, empty shelves, no tastings. Just…read morerefrigerators with minimal product. Stay in town. Left and went back to The Cheese Store for fresh grilled cheese, charcuterie and ambience. Do not waste your time.

Just a quick drive from Wolfville - even quicker if you're smart and grab a bite to eat at the Port…read morePub in Port Williams en route - you'll find a charming farmhouse filled with locally made cheeses, milks, and gelato that you might recognize from their permanent shop at the Halifax Farmers Market. There's not a tremendous amount to see or do in the shop but that's okay since you're much better off just taste-testing some delicious cheeses, or chowing down on a sweet and crispy waffle cone. Still, there is a little window you can peek through to see some of the machines put to use behind the scenes. And the cheeses? Well, take it from me, someone who manages to maintain 80% of his body weight through cheese and cheese alone, are fantastic...and abundant: tons of spiced and smoked goudas (Italian herb, herb and garlic, jalapeno, cumin), fresh curds for homemade poutine (danger...), and even fetas and little known German styles that can act as a substitute for cream cheese! Lactose-intolerants beware. This is probably not the place for you.