Charming cafe located in the Commerce gate plaza. Hard to find the entrance coz it's connected with…read moreBlack Ball but they have a separate seating area and serve the most delicious shaved ice, cake and cream puffs. Tried the mango durian shaved ice and ut was so good! I have previously had a really bad experience with eating shaved ice so I was hesitant to try it but this one was actually so good. It wasn't frozen and the texture was just perfect. You can tell they use real milk to make it. Tried the hazelnut sea salt cake and this one was also yummy! Had to try their famous jasmine grape cream puffs and it was so refreshing! The hazelnut one was also pretty good. Overall a nice cafe to hangout!

I love a good Taiwanese dessert with taro, potato and grass jelly and decided to give this place a…read moretry after seeing their pictures on social media. Walking in, the place was busy after dinner and seemed chaotic as people had moved chairs away from tables so we had to make a new table set up with chairs. We looked at the menu and were confused with what's in each of the desserts. Luckily the cashier , where you order and pick up food from was patient. After some explanation we decided to place our orders and were told the ingredients are not ready. Long story short, they ended up making a fresh batch of taro paste for the dessert and replaced the mini potato balls with original sized ones after I pointed out that was not what was on the menu. The taro balls were fine, potato balls were mushy and the freshly made taro paste needed to be cooled down. Overall, it's food court quality dessert at its best and take note to compare what you receive with the photo displayed as they substitute things on the fly. Would I go back? Probably not unless they improve the ambience, ingredient control, customer service and food quality. Sadly, it didn't live up to its hype.

We visited D spot Friday afternoon. There is a big parking lot with enough parking spots. Very nice…read moreand trendy inside and a good amount of seating available. Service was friendly and pretty fast. The menu has a very wide selection of items. This time we got the oreo & wc waffles and a strawberry crepe. I think the portion sizes are good. Both items were good but very sweet. In the past I got the lotus biscoff milk cake - I'd recommend this if it is still on the menu, it is sooo good Food: 4/5 Service: 5/5 Vibes: 5/5

We went this past Saturday evening for dessert at the D-Spot location in Markham…read more It's located in Armadale Square on Markham and 14th The spot looks small on the outside but is quite spacious when you get inside It gradually became busy after 8:30pm The menu as like the other locations has an extensive menu of desserts I decided to have the Cookielicious dessert that has waffles with cookie dough pieces, brownie pieces and a molten lava chocolate chip cookie The dessert was good but unfortunately they burnt the lava cookie and it had that burnt taste to it as well....ate the rest of the dessert but was a bit disappointed that I couldn't enjoy the lava cookie My brother in law ordered the You Better Bruleeve It which had crème brûlée pieces and lotus cookie pieces with caramel and vanilla ice cream in a crepe He enjoyed it My sister in law ended up making a custom dessert ....a waffle with Oreo cookie pieces, ice cream and caramel sauce She enjoyed it My wife had a strawberry Italian soda and my brother in law had one as well in a stone fruit flavour Overall it was a good night and good dessert We would go back again

Came here after dinner for some croffle and ice cream. This place was quite busy on a Friday night,…read morethere was about a 15min wait. The hostess took your name and number, waited by the lobby to get called in. The restaurant is bright with tons of seats including patio seatings. Our server was Ayman on his first day and he was truly kind and you can feel customer service when he spoke with you. We ordered a croffle but he brought in a waffle so it was a wrong order. We asked if we can just have the waffle and he got the okay, after the croffle came. The mistake wasn't really his fault since my friend had a thicker accent where croffle and waffle sounds quite the same. I would say the croffle isn't as good as the croffles in Cups which is why I was craving for it for dessert. That's the reason for one star less. Otherwise everything else is great! Pricing is on the higher side by the way but the portion is ginormous. I'll be coming here again after a small appetizer at a restaurant then here for dessert! Rating 4.2/5

Updating my review since it's been a while since I last came. We came on a Thursday evening, it was…read morescorching hot outside so it was nice to have some cool treats. We were greeted by the waitress and we ordered the bisco fever Belgian waffle. It took a while for the waitress to come back to take our order, I noticed she is the only worker on the floor and was tending to every table so the last couple of times it was the same thing, everything took longer to get the waiter/waitress' attention. One thing I wish is that there is another worker so that it doesn't take so long to order the dessert or get water. This was my favourite Belgian waffle, it had blondes, biscoff sauce that was nice and warm, biscoff cookie crumble with honey vanilla ice cream. Everything worked well together and tasted amazing. I loved the warm and crispiness of the waffle. It was definitely the star dessert at demetres! It was presented nicely with icing sugar and sauce over the waffles. I would most likely order this waffle again next time!

Best coffee ever. The lattes are to die for…read moretheir flavours are all made in house latte art is awesome

If you're GF Not Worth Jumping Through the Hoops…read more When I found this place online, I was so excited. When one must follow a gluten-free diet, it is so nice to find places where you can eat what everyone else gets to enjoy. This was anything but enjoyable. I was planning a little Halloween getaway to Kingston and searching for a new and exciting breakfast place to stop on my way there. I found Heaffles and read through their website--I'm always very careful and vet my restaurants before the trip and plan food meticulously, you have to when you cannot eat gluten. The site stated that if you want a gluten free waffle, you must call 24 hours ahead of time. I immediately thought that was ridiculous (that eliminates any possibility of a GF person walk-in from eating there) but messaged them on Instagram. I asked if I could message then and schedule or did a I have to call. They told me I must call the day before. Pain in the bum, but I set a reminder in my phone and did so. The next day, I show up. Such a cute place and the breakfast that kicks off a trip always makes me so happy. We don't eat out much at all, living so rurally. It had also been ages since I'd enjoyed a GF waffle, so excitement was high. This place has a ton of potential. The seating is cute, the bathrooms clean and so beautifully decorated. There is even a little cubby with cushions that would make it feel as though one was having breakfast in bed. I really did fall in love with the space. There didn't appear to me to be a traditional server comes to your table. You walk in and place your order at the counter. I ordered a Flat White to drink along with a water and a gluten-free coconut rush. The young lady at the counter was very quick to tell me that they had a customer coming in to get a GF waffle and that they only had enough batter for one waffle and that I would need to try again and call 24 hours beforehand. Right before I told her I was that customer, my brain was like, what? You have enough batter for ONE waffle??? I make GF stuff all the time. It is NOT that expensive. And what if you mess up that ONE waffle (and they did because she didn't listen to me)? I said, "Oh, I called yesterday." And I had driven a very long way. I would hate for anyone else to do that and end up disappointed. After that, I was allowed to order my waffle. Coconut is my favourite sweet flavour, but it came with strawberries and strawberry syrup. I told her THREE times I didn't want the strawberries or the syrup. Strawberry jam, jelly syrup...I hate them all, also cannot stand cooked fruit. She told me she could put the strawberries on the side and that they were uncooked. I said that was okay, but reiterated AGAIN that I do not want or like the strawberry syrup. I thought I might get my drinks at the counter, but she said they would bring everything to my table. I sat within view of the counter by the window. I assumed, as at most places, the drinks would come out first. I had started on the Terra Health heartburn kit to kick my PPI script and needed to take the supplements before eating. Some ladies came in after me and they got their drink order while I sat and waited. The waffle came out, and I was too panicked by not taking my supplements to pay that much attention and told them I needed some water and that I didn't have my coffee yet. They came back in a few minutes and in the meantime, I saw that the waffle I'd paid nearly $30 for, along with a very tiny flat white coffee, was drenched...every inch in yucky strawberry syrup. I'm a silver lining kind of girl, so I told myself to try it, maybe my tastes have changed. Nope. It was this strong, chemically strawberry flavour that made me gag. Talk about disappointed. At this point it was late in the morning and I was starving. I opened up the waffle (the size, even if they'd managed to listen to my order was not worth what I paid) and ate some of the filling out. The only waffle that had no nasty syrup was at the fold and I ate the four bites I could. The coffee was literally 3 swallows. I left hungry and angry. And in all that time, no one ever came back to ask me how the order was...and I knew I couldn't send it back because that was their ONE GF waffle batter of the day. I had to stop at Wendy's and spend another $10 for a bunless burger after. I would never go back. The ask and not having the batter available is beyond RIDICULOUS, despite the fact they don't listen, which makes a GF person VERY nervous. You couldn't pay me to eat there again. Poor service, poor value and food I couldn't stomach. Not for me.

Came here for a quick coffee and treats for my friend's nieces. I didn't get a photo as they were…read moredevoured quite quickly. The girls enjoyed their ice cream and smoothies. The coffee was surprisingly very delicious, tasted nice. Staff is fast and very kind, he was polite and provided good customer service. The place is a smaller place compared to other Dspot places. They have some booths and tables available. It wasn't busy after lunch so it was only us. The place has parking right at the front but can be difficult to find any close by when it gets really busy. I would come here again to try their croffle. That will be the next target!

I feel completely misled by D Spot. After I posted a complaint about receiving melted ice cream…read morethrough Uber Eats, they contacted me and asked me to remove the complaint, promising that they would provide a replacement. However, when I later tried to redeem the replacement they had promised, they refused to honour it. Based on my experience, I would not recommend D Spot. I would suggest going to Demetres instead. They have been in business much longer and are one of the original dessert cafés. Or, if you want to save money, you can make similar waffles at home. From what I heard, D Spot purchases its waffle mix from Waffles International, so you can buy the waffle mix directly from them and make them yourself at home!

Price - 15/18 $ for 1…read more Tucked on the yonge street around the finch intersection, this dessert place offers crepes, waffles, drinks and savoury crepes as well. A collection of cheesecake slices, custard tarts and pastries were available for pick up. The staff was courteous and has a self service concept. For dine ins - a minimum of 8$ per person order is essential, so be mindful of this criteria else you can surely opt for take aways! Mango crepe- amazing portions and the crepe was exceptionally soft. The consistency was perfect coupled with fresh sponge cake and mango bits. The STAR was the ice cream- flavours which felt authentic and a much needed change from the artificial coloured mango based ice creams widely available. TOTALLY WORTH YOUR BUCKS! Just a suggestion the main entrance is just opposite the cashier making it congested at the area, crumpling the space.

The crepe suzette was AMAZING! I'm still thinking about it days after having it. And the matcha…read morestrawberry latte was excellent, and not too sweet. The only reason for the 4 star review is that the ambiance is lacking and far more of a takeout place than a sit down, with plastic cutlery being used for dine-in. You put your order in through a QR code so don't have much to say about service but the food and drinks did come out quickly. That being said, I'd definitely come back here in a heartbeat.

It's neat korean cafe on the second floor near yonge and finch intersection. Depending on the time…read moreof the day, it could be dead quiete (midday) or packed (afternoon-evening). The menu itself is so so, but it's a good place to hang out with friends given their ample seats. I got myself an injeolmi bingsu to cool down from the summer heat and did a bit of reading, and that was nice! One thing to remember, they don't take credit card, only debit or cash. This was my second visit, and i forgot about this. But the lady was kind enough to let me pay with cc this one time, forever grateful for that!

Cute spot to chill with comfy couches to lounge in. You can also play boardgames here, so it's a…read morenice chill spot. They have nice snacks and drinks to keep you fed while you stay there for hours playing.

Came on a Tuesday and it was still pretty busy. We grabbed the last seat. Pretty small place. Seats…read moreprobably around 20. We got the mango large to share. It was great! The ice was nice and fine and made with milk (we think). Lots of mango, a few cheese cake chunks and vanilla ice cream on top. Probably one of the better ones we've had in a while! Service was quick too.

First visit and really enjoyed this dessert spot! We went on a Friday night around 10 PM and it was…read morebusy, but the wait was only about 20 minutes. Ordering is self-serve at the front where you pay first, then grab a table. We tried a large mango bingsu, pistachio croffel, and black sesame latte. The mango bingsu was the highlight. It was so loaded, refreshing, and delicious. The pistachio croffel was buttery, crispy, and really tasty. The black sesame latte was just right and not too sweet, with a nice rich and nutty flavour. Overall, a great dessert spot with generous portions and unique flavours. Would definitely come back again!