We visited here right before closing and they were so gracious and welcoming! They had great…read moreflavors and it was such a cute spot. We're a larger party (of 9) and the staff had our orders perfectly made. Each person got exactly what they ordered. Would visit here again!

If you want a superlative ice cream experience in a boutique-style abode, find your way over to…read morethis little strip-mall on Hwy 7 near the growing village of Breslau. It may be a late summer addition but Sweet Caroline's Ice Cream & Treats will welcome you with open-armed hospitality, great service and chalk-boards full of 'Kool' sweet selections! These frosty delights and toppings can be dressed in scrumptious homemade waffle cones or slathered on top of Poffertjes, a traditional Dutch treat of mini, fluffy pancakes made with yeast and buckwheat flour. The name alone invokes visions of carnivals, festivities and palatal pleasure! This is a worthwhile trip, yielding a delightful beginning!

Great location and customer service…read more Scones: Decent. A little sweet (which I like), served with whipped cream and strawberry jam. Fruit: The fruit was the best part of all our meals here. It was so fresh and sweet, which I thought would be difficult to find outside of California! I also enjoyed it with cottage cheese, which is not so common at breakfast spots in California unfortunately. Tea: The tea is enjoyable but pretty average when compared to bougier tea spots like The Bruce in Stratford. It's not clear how long I should let it steep for for optimal flavor. I preferred the Winter Dream green tea, which was warm and cozy, slightly sweet. I also preferred the McCrae over the Boathouse blend. The Boathouse blend was a little basic for me, and the McCrae had a slight sweetness that I enjoyed. High Tea: Average - a good price and pleasant experience, especially if the weather is nice enough to eat outside (and catch a bald eagle flying by!). My favorite dessert was the carrot cake cupcake. Ice Cream: Yes, ice cream and tea is definitely a good idea! The banana cream pie tastes like your classic Runts banana flavor (the original banana that got wiped out) and the black cherry has plenty of big cherry pieces. Great servings, and we loved that they served them in reusable bowls instead of disposable ones. Would definitely come again!

A very charming space overlooking the water. The Boathouse is located on 116 Gordon St in Guelph…read more There is parking available right along the paved walkway (angle parking only). If you follow the route, it leads to another bigger parking lot. Parking is free! Reservations are highly recommended. My guest and I made a reservation for two for 1:30pm. It was very busy when we walked in. We got a table right by the door. There were artwork and paintings hung all around the cafe - it was cute. I ordered an afternoon tea set, as well as an extra breakfast burrito for my guest and I to share. There is a tea menu to look at all the various options they have. It was nice to see that they had many options to choose. Our set came with mini sandwiches, scones and dessert and fruits. I would definitely come back to visit - it would be nice to come in the summer and book a table out on their patio.

I love this local ice cream shop! Their ice creams are made with quality ingredients and have a…read moreselection of interesting flavours that change seasonally. The service is always fast and friendly. On this visit, I chose the campfire peaches and caramel. It was so flavourful! I highly recommend stopping by to satisfy your ice cream cravings.

It's a small ice cream shop in Kitchener Waterloo region that has many flavors; they also have…read morenon-dairy ice cream flavors for people who are vegan or lactose intolerant. You can order your ice cream in cups, waffle cones and they even have ice cream tacos. The ice cream tasted natural and was delicious.

I like the generous portions of the ice cream and it's very good. However, they only take cash and…read morefor that, I'm giving Bailey's 3 stars instead of 4.

June 6/2020: This is a no frills ice cream shop. No seating & first come first served…read more Here's the thing...the ice cream is very tasty. I ordered the dark chocolate cup & the cup was HUGE! About 2 dozen flavours & I'm sure all are good.

Ice cream is the perfect remedy on a hot day. Offers up very unique flavours and as mentioned…read morelocally sourced products ( & dark chocolate, lemon cream). Person there was very nice and offered up samples of their flavours. Saw options for vegan ice cream and goat milk ice cream which caters towards people that are lactose intolerant. I ordered the St Jacobs Apple Pie ice cream on a waffle cone and it was creamy, slight tartness from the apples and lil bit of that pie crust crumble for $3.75. great price, cute lil food truck place and a perfect place grab a scoop on a warm sunny day!

I'm surprised this place is rated so high on Google. I tried the pistachio and my friend has the…read morescotch+almond. Both flavours were overly sweet and extremely artificial. The server was extremely helpful though, and looked up for me that an extract was used for flavoring instead of real, crushed pistachios. Definitely not worth it.

We were walking in the outlets when I got a little hungry and was craving for something sweet. Saw…read morethis churro place and knew I had to stop since I love churros. We ordered the churro and coffee combo. Everything came out pretty quickly (within 5 minutes of ordering). The churros were so crispy on the outside while chewy on the inside. However, it was a bit salty for some reason which I wasn't a fan of. Store is pretty small so they only have 4 tables. The table we sat at had lots of sugar crumbs.

We'd just eaten a pretty subpar meal within the Toronto Premium Outlets' food court and were kind…read moreof in the mood for a sweet treat. I noticed that this location of Cacao 70 was offering up churro donuts, and that's certainly not something I can say no to. (The interior of this eatery is surprisingly unkempt, and I almost changed my mind based on how not clean it looked, but again, I can't say no to a churro donut.) I opted for the Original and the Dulce de Leche-filled donuts. It took about 15 minutes for the donuts to be ready, which is fine since they were cooked fresh but still, if the wait is going to be that long, a heads up might not be a bad thing. Anyway, they're good donuts. I wouldn't say they necessarily remind me much of churros, they're probably too dense and cakey for that to happen, but they're very tasty regardless. The Dulce de Leche-filled donut is especially decadent and delicious. I wish the ambiance and service had been better but I don't really have any complaints as far as the donuts go.

Tucked alongside the Belfountain Conservation Area, the Belfountain General Store presents itself…read moreas the kind of fortuitous discovery that rewards those willing to venture beyond the city's reach. Visitors arriving after a ramble through the trails will find in this charming little shop a restorative warmth that feels genuinely earned. The beverage program is the undisputed highlight. A gingerbread latte of notable finesse and a hot chocolate of real depth stand as worthy companions to the surrounding landscape, while a seasonal apple cider rounds out an offering that far exceeds what one might expect from a rural general store. Light bites, from freshly prepared sandwiches to golden-topped muffins and a butternut squash soup of quiet authority, provide satisfying sustenance without pretension. Beyond the kitchen, the store distinguishes itself through a thoughtfully curated selection of goods: locally sourced teas, natural skincare products, and wares from small and BIPOC artisans lend the space a purposeful identity that is both admirable and rare. The atmosphere throughout is one of easy conviviality, the interior inviting guests to linger over their cups rather than rush back to the trailhead. Service, delivered with evident warmth, can be unhurried during peak hours, and those with a sandwich order in mind would do well to allow for the pace. Yet this is a minor concession in the context of an experience that is, on the whole, quietly exceptional. A sincere and spirited stop.

The best gingerbread latte I have had. The service was outstanding and it is a very comfortable…read moreatmosphere. Can't recommend strongly enough.

This shop offers handmade ice cream made with local ingredients. The service is fast and friendly,…read moreand the price is on par with other ice cream shops. I like that you can get two flavours in a single scoop! I ordered the blueberry lemon lavender ice cream and the strawberry rhubarb sorbet. Both were amazing! The blueberry lemon ice cream had a nice hint of lavender, and the rhubarb gave the sorbet a lovely texture and flavour. I can't wait to try more flavours! Highly recommended!

Ice cream was good, but the staff seemed unprepared for larger groups (we were a party of 9). The…read morestaff insisted on noting the size and whether each person wanted cup/cone and told us the flavors didn't matter. In the end, no one noted the flavors and we were confused. I've been to my fair share of ice cream shops and this was a first... how unorganized. Would not visit here again for this reason.