Although the shop itself is very small with limited seating, I could see why the line for ice cream…read morewas 20+ minutes. I tried mango and passion fruit which was incredibly delicious and refreshing. 10/ 10 recommend.

The ice cream shop's storefront is located on rue Sainte-Catherine, between the main entrance of…read morePlace des Arts and rue Saint-Urbain, just near the Banque Nationale. Havre-aux-glaces is the perfect spot to visit if you love high-quality ice cream. the team at Have aux Glaces changes their ice cream flavors depending on what's in season and available in the market. I had just two scoops of ice cream. It was great, with a creamy flavor and a nice authentic gelato touch.

I visited Havre-aux-Glaces during a walking tour of Jean-Talon Market. It's a tiny but charming ice…read morecream and sorbet shop. I tried their passionfruit and their sea buckthorn, and both were great sorbets (sweet but still a little tart) and perfect on a hot day of exploring Montreal. There was a little bit of a line when our group visited, but the service is great and the line moves really fast! I'd happily visit again on a hot day!!

We wandered to Jean Talon Market when it was about to close on a weekday and most everything was…read moreclosed. This cute ice cream shop saved our would-be failed market trip. All the flavors were so amazing that I felt like I was transported to Italy. The employee was also really kind and let me try a lot of flavors before deciding. And the price was super cheap. I just wish I got two scoops instead of one!

I prefer gelato over ice cream and ice cream over dipped soft serve but La Diperie serves a very…read moreflavorful product with a bunch of options what you dip it in and what "sprinkles" you get on top. Definitely recommend.

La Diperie is a Montreal craze than now started sprouting new franchise locations including one…read morelocated near to my home in Vimont. Visited on their 2nd day they were open and enjoyed what they had to offer! Staff is quite green and you could tell by how they spoke to you (shy/unsure) and how long they took to prep our ice cream. The final product however was well presented and tasted great! The selection of dips/garnishing are aaaamazing, you can easily come back 100 times and try a new combination that may blow your mind. I went with their caramel sale and graham crackers... YUMMY! I understand the creme molee is dipped in a special dip of your choice as well as garnished with another ingredient of your choice but paying nearly $8 for a large cup is expensive. For soft serve that's a bit on the high side.

Our first ice cream of the season was on a beautiful sunny day and early enough to be maple taffee…read moreflavoured! But that was only one of the many, varied and delicious flavours that @cremeglaceebobec boast in their quaint, traditional eclectic ice cream shop. Not to mention the very long list of milkshake and slush flavours to quench that thirst when it gets even warmer

Never heard of Crème Glacée Bo-Bec, an ice cream spot, until I read about it on Montreal Eater. I…read moredecided to give them a shot on a late Thursday afternoon. They have 24 flavours and each flavour side is coded by colour (blue for ice cream, green for sorbet and brown for yogurt). There's also a million specials on the boards such as blizzards, milkshakes, banana splits, soft serve and drinks). One scoop is $4.25, two scoops is $6.25 (taxes included in the price). I was able to sample two flavours before choosing. Service is a bit brisk. - Kulfi ($4.25 single) - never tried this before; it's a mix of Indian spices (ginger, cumin and cardamom) and four types of nuts. You get full pieces of nuts too. I tasted pecan and hazelnut. Creamy, refreshing like a chai (but better). Only unfortunate thing is it melted quickly outside. Cash only.

Iconoglace absolutely deserves the hype…read more The menu is a little overwhelming if you don't speak French, but once you figure it out, there are a ton of unique creations you won't find at a typical ice cream shop. We ordered the L'Ouragan du Sundae. It's vanilla soft serve with lemon curd, olive oil, homemade shortbread, and raspberry compote. I honestly couldn't taste the raspberry, but everything else worked incredibly well together. The lemon kept it bright, the olive oil added a subtle richness, and the shortbread brought a great buttery crunch. It felt more like a thoughtfully composed dessert than just ice cream with toppings. The real star is the soft serve itself. It's ridiculously smooth and creamy. My girlfriend isn't a big dessert person and doesn't like things that are too sweet. After one bite she looked at me and said, "This is the best ice cream I've ever put in my mouth." That's probably the strongest review I can give. Portions are generous, prices are fair, and I'd happily wait in line again. If you're visiting Montreal, I'd put this near the top of the dessert list. Easy 5/5.

The October weather in Montreal could not deter me from ice cream. While I did not have this place…read moreon my radar to try while in the city, we were on a food tour and this was one of the stops. That being said, I was looking forward to some sweet. Our guide explained that Iconoglace is one of the more popular ice cream shops in the city, and that they specialize in vegan varieties with a rotating menu. While I noticed several items on the menu, we were given a choice of three of their soft serve combinations they had for the day. I decided on the raspberry and pistachio which was really good. It had a subtle flavor which was perfect as I wasn't looking for anything too overwhelming - I'm also pretty sure this was one of their vegan flavors which is a plus in case you're dairy intolerant. Overall, while I don't feel I explored a lot of their menu, I was impressed with what little I had here. There are many ice cream shops in Montreal, but I would definitely put this on my radar for a return visit.

I used to live in this neighbourhood and this ice cream parlour was one of my favourite ones. It's…read morealways tidy and the staff is always nice and efficient. It's a very calm parlour. Prices are not bad at all. In the summer is usually packed with families with small children and there's not enough room for everybody to sit down but there's Parc du Pelican that's close by so you can get the ice cream and get a bench in the park. In summer, they stay open till late. Their flavours are very unique and their twirl flavours change every 2 weeks. Their waffle cone is very good as the flavours of their ice creams. If you ever see their "bleuets de Québec" flavour, give it a try.

This is a really nice ice cream shop, the color and layout are super inviting. Their artisanal ice…read morecream is so good. I had some samples and i wish I had ordered that instead of what I actually got, a vanilla soft serve dipped in chocolate. I love soft serve ice cream, so when I visit a new place, I always get that and my judgment of the place will be based on that. Their soft serve wasn't anything special, the chocolate honestly was not very good. I should have gotten a regular ice cream in a bowl. I will know for next time. Also, they make their own cones. I was impressed, until I actually got the cone and found out it does nothing to keep the ice cream confined. It was melting and leaking everywhere! They have a punch card system which I think is neat! I love reward cards. The staff was very friendly. There were only two people working there when me and my family went. There was a medium line for 10pm on a tuesday but because they were understaffed, it did take a while. Although, I don't mind wait time. The prices are a bit high if you consider the portions you are getting. But that's up to you if you think it is worth it. The chocolate dip was an extra 1.50$ which is very overpriced for the quality that I got. My main advice from this experience is: try their sorbets and ice creams, don't get their cones.

Delicious ice cream made by a local couple since 1983! If you get the 2-scoop they add on a little…read moretaster of a 3rd flavour of your choice! It's on the east side of the street, so on a wam evening you can still catch the rays of the sun enjoying this delicious treat. Definitely swing by, even for a mini cone!

I love Laurier street so this is already a winning point for this ice cream place. It is small but…read morethey still have many different flavors. It isn't expensive at all and the portions are pretty generous. The few flavors I tried were all good (mainly the chocolat, caramel... All the sweet ones!). It is definitely a place I would come again even if it's not close to my place.

Tried to come back twice :) Overall, lovely, very true-to-flavor and high quality flavors, noting…read morethat some of the flavors are more subtle than others (e.g., in the chestnut and maple). The chocolate ice cream on the other hand is super saturated (note the Dutch chocolate is the same as the sea salt except the salt). While I loved the ice cream, unless I'm specifically in the mood for something creamy, I actually think I would prefer to get the sorbets next time for the more concentrated gelato-like flavor. The matcha sorbet seemed like a winner, but they also have such a wide range of delicious flavors. They let you try some flavors, which is perfect for an indecisive person like me. And the servers are so sweet!

Cross my heart and hope to die - Cremerie Meu Meu has the best sorbets I've ever had…read more My friend stumbled upon this ice-cream shop tucked in a tiny storefront near the Mont-Royal station on a blistering hot and humid day in Montreal. We first got a double scoop of the Orange and Arctic Fire Sorbets. I'm not usually one to get orange-flavoured desserts/drinks since I can easily get some old-fashioned OJ, but this Orange Sorbet was absolutely divine on the hot day. Sweet and tangy, yet not overpowering. The Arctic Fire was an interestingly sweet with a floral tone - I wish I remembered the main ingredient, but I was too busy indulging in my ice-cream/sorbet addiction. The sorbets were incredibly good. After we devoured them, we went back in immediately to try more flavours. My friend and I ultimately decided on the Mango and Passion Fruit Sorbets, both representing tangy fruits that we enjoy and love. The owner highly recommended the Cantaloupe to help us cool off, and proceeded to give us a free scoop on top of our packed cup! We were so appreciative of the free scoop, and I'm glad we got to try it out! It was my favourite flavour - it genuinely tasted straight like the fruit, just an ice-y form. My friend's favourite was the Orange. If you're in the Mont-Royal area, make sure to give this place a try! I wish we tried some of their ice-cream flavours, but we already did 5 different sorbet flavours that night. Couldn't afford a brain freeze! I think from now on, I'm gonna start trying Orange-flavoured desserts/drinks.