This Canadian chocolate & ice cream brand is over a century old. They get 3.5 stars…read more Their ice cream is reasonably priced normally, but on Thursdays you get $1 off sundaes so they are $3.99, which is cheaper than getting 2 scoops of ice cream. I tried to skip the sauce & sprinkles but they wanted to charge me the 2 scoop price since it'd mess up the inventory. Oh well. The Chocolate sauce was rich & good - they are a chocolate shop after all. Chocolate chip cookie dough ice cream was pretty good if not outstanding. Mint chocolate had more character, with a strong mint flavour & being less sweet than other brands' mint chocolate ice cream. It was mostly mint, with light chocolate swirls giving a subtle chocolate flavour.

Kawartha Dairy in Peterborough is a must-visit destination for anyone seeking the ultimate Canadian…read moreice cream experience. This beloved flagship outlet is famous for its legendary, ultra-creamy treats crafted from 100% fresh Ontario milk and cream. Portions here are famously massive, making even a single "baby scoop" a generous and satisfying delight. Local favorites include the indulgent Moose Tracks, rich Campfire S'mores, and decadent Dockside Cappuccino. Perfect for families, friends, or anyone looking to cool down on a warm day, it delivers premium, nostalgic flavors that have kept generations coming back for more.

Really good ice cream and a good variety of flavors! There were so many good reviews about this…read moreplace and it didn't disappoint. The place is fairly spacious, and they have a bunch of cool things to buy (the Kawartha cow was adorable). They also have a nice and clean bathroom, which can be unusual for ice cream shops. They had a couple of tables outside where we ate our ice cream. All in all, a great place to stop by for ice cream!

This is my second time dining here and it's still great! Everything we ordered was good, especially…read morethe malfadine pasta which was my favourite. The mussels were perfectly cooked and the sauce was delicious! The pizza was also a contender for the favourite, the dough is so good, there's a satisfying crunch to it and just amazing when you add some chilli flakes. We dined in the covered patio this time and it was nice to feel a little breeze come through by my legs. The inside where we dined last time was also really cozy. The grocery area closes at six on Sundays so we didn't get to peruse the aisles this time but some good finds there too! Service was also great, our server was attentive and nice.

Over hyped. Interesting grocery store but instore bakery and lunch area is a major disappointment…read more Not worth coming back to. Very unfortunate because everyone else raves about it for no apparent reason.

I had asked my dear friend if she was free last Friday over a month ago. She was. We planned on a…read morelate lunch. We normally figure out a place to eat closer to when we'd be meeting up. My friend is vegan. Peterborough has a good vegan eatery scene. I did a search and Revelstoke Cafe popped up. Oddly, I had never been. I asked my friend if she was good coming here. She was. Yay! I indicated that I'd arrive at either 2:30 pm or 3 pm. Well, the volume of folks with canoes on their vehicles or boats hitched to them picked up as I drove east. I let my friend know that I'd be there at 3 pm instead. She was good with that. She got there before I did and let me know where she was parked. She had also got a table for us. I let her know that I was ten minutes later than expected. Long weekend traffic will do that to you. I parked on George Street North, across from this restaurant. My approach was super slow trying to figure out where this restaurant was. It's in a residential neighbourhood, but it's right at the corner of George and Edinburgh. It's free parking all day on this street. I walked in. I saw the kitchen and all staff working away. They were friendly. They said hi. I reciprocated and said hi to my friend. I walked over. It was nearly a two-hour drive over. I needed to use the washroom. It's a single stall that everyone uses. It was clean. The floor isn't level, so the door only opens halfway. I also used it before I left and continued eastbound. My friend had already ordered an iced maple chai latte. It looked yummy. She let me know that any coffee on the menu could be made iced. The berry hibiscus lemonade caught my attention, so I ordered it. My first instinct was to hit the brunch menu and get the west coast scramble. However, I took one look at the mushroom hash and was sold. It didn't surprise my friend. I am a huge fan of mushrooms. She got the burrito bowl. It had a vegan version of beef in it. Cool! We chatted a bit. My drink came out first. It was excellent! I love hibiscus and berries together. The lemonade brightened this drink up. It was cold and refreshing for a warm summery day. My friend enjoyed her iced maple chai latte. She said that it wasn't overly sweet with the maple in it. The chai was a good strength and oat beverage was in there to smooth things out. Our mains came out next. Her beef burrito bowl looked so good, especially with a sliced, fanned avocado in the middle. She was about the dig in when she remembered that I liked taking photos of food, so she gave me a bit of time to take a pic before she went for it. She loved her burrito bowl. The flavours were on point. The vegan beef was tender. The veggies were fresh. It looked yummy. I need to try it someday. I loved my mushroom hash. The potatoes were pan-fried and were perfectly done. They were seasoned nicely. The mushrooms were sautéed and delicious. The tofu that simulated a poached egg was super silky. The hollandaise sauce was generous and made this hash awesome. I asked about dessert. This place only had some molasses item that didn't scream for me to get it. She did say that there were cinnamon buns tomorrow. My timing was off. Ugh! Anyway, we got the bill. My friend paid cash her for meal. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and tipped. We both thanked her. My friend and I continued to chat. We were there for three hours. Staff did not mind that we hung around after having paid. There was air conditioning. Before we left, a big ceiling fan over us was activated. We did not feel hot at all during our time here. I can't wait to return. I loved eating here and meeting up with my friend. I highly recommend coming here if you are in Peterborough, whether you are vegan or not. The food is scrumptious and staff are nice. (220)

This vegan restaurant has a good menu. We were craving breakfast and found some dishes to try. They…read morewere very yummy. The hollandaise sauce was very tasty. Overall taste was great. The ambience was old style english restaurant. The service was very attentive. I enjoyed this place and would highly recommend it.

After an extremely late lunch last Saturday, I felt like dessert. I had passed by this Dairy Queen…read more(DQ) while heading to a Petro-Canada to fill up my car's almost empty gas tank. I cycled back to DQ to get my creamsicle dipped cone fix. I parked in the lot. There was plenty of parking at around 5:30 pm. This DQ has a drive-thru. I decided to walk into the eatery instead. This place is huge. I liked that the door handles were red spoons. They were the gigantic version of those iconic spoons that you get to eat Blizzard treats. There were a couple of folks ahead of me in the ordering lineup. One pair of folks were ordering a cake. The other group of three was ordering dinner. Then, there was me, who wanted dessert. The wait was a bit long, but I am pretty patient. When it was my turn, I ordered a small dreamsicle dipped cone. I paid using a debit card. I then waited. I rarely see icing used to pipe cakes at DQ. There was a tray of vibrant icing bags next to me. It was cool. Business was picking up. I probably waited a good seven minutes before I got my order. The woman apologized for such a long wait. I was good. I walked over to my car and enjoyed my dreamsicle dipped cone. It was creamy and yummy. I was a happy camper. I still have yet to order a burger or anything savoury at DQ. When I'm in the area, I'll definitely stop by again. It feels like a cool place to sit down and grab a bite to eat. (423)

This establishment should be embarrassed the free meal deal is a scam. There was absolutely zero…read moreadvertising for and when me and my GF went over to DQ to try to order the free cone they were very rude to us and I am appalled. The ambiance of is absolutely repulsing. I expect an apology.

I went here on Tuesday for the first time with my mom and invited my friends to come with me again…read moreon Friday that same week. I loved the service and food 10/10 recommend. P.S try the Madagascar almond tea, it's very yummy!!!

Food too expensive for what it is. Dry reheated rice for a salad with minimal veggies, Beef…read morebourginon , good try but really too soupy and bland, there are recipes you can follow to improve on this.. won't be back too expensive for food that is less than mediocre Decor is scary, grandmothers house, a bit creepy

I love the lemon bars and the other desserts they have. Their scones are delicious. Perfect…read morehomemade taste and goodness. The staff is so friendly. If they don't have what I need I always ask as there may be items in the back. Always satisfied. Heard they were moving. Maybe to Nananberries.?

If you have a family member who can't eat gluten, you'd understand the frustration of trying to…read morefind gluten-free baked goods that actually taste decent. This situation is all the harder when it comes to a cake for a special occasion, such as a birthday. So, for all of her young years, my 11-year-old daughter couldn't enjoy a baked gluten-free cake worthy of a birthday celebration...until we found Baked4U! Wow! Were we blown over! First of all, this daughter of mine also happens to be very artistic. When she heard that we would actually ORDER her a baked birthday cake, she went ahead to find an exact design that she wanted as decorations. She picked her colours, shapes, overall presentation, plus options in case the baker refused to work with her ideas. When I called Baked4U, Janet answered. To my surprise, she patiently took down all the specifications, added a few suggestions, repeated them over the phone, and corresponded over email to confirm everything. Regarding decorations alone, Janet spent at least half an hour in discussion! In the end, she created a most satisfactory result! The moment my daughter saw the cake, her eyes lighted up, and she smiled with true delight. The birthday girl spent some time studying the cake and then added, "Look! The baker even added extra flowers!" Thank you, Janet! Then, during the party, we--kids and adults alike--tried the cake. There was silence all around as everyone waited in anticipation of its taste. For the first few seconds, we heard, "Hmm...". For the next few seconds: "This is good!" Finally, one of the kids blurted out loud, "I want this cake for MY birthday!" Success it was indeed! Phew! Are we ever glad we ordered from Baked4U! The cake has a unique texture. First of all, it's heavy, though not dense or doughy. The batter rose evenly, and is moist throughout. It's not crumbly and dry at all, like most gluten-free cakes I've tried. My daughter also chose the flavour of chocolate, and I have no idea how chocolate was added, but it tasted very rich, very real in this cake. No compromise in flavours! Altogether, we found nothing amiss or overdone in taste. It was truly wonderful! Finally, though the icing was on the sweeter side of our preference, it was made with butter, and when taken in small portions alongside the cake, the combination was very good! Plus, we knew that if we wanted the sort of decorations we had asked for, the icing had to carry a certain amount of sugar in it for volume and hold. What a relief for a parent to have finally found a dazzling, delectable gluten-free birthday cake for a child! How extremely difficult this search is, but Baked4U has proven talent extraordinaire! We'll be coming back!