Best Dessert in Caledon

"A post shared by Toms Dairy Freeze (@tomsdairyfreeze) on Mar 30, 2020 at 10:46am PDT. Enjoy Tom’s Dairy Freeze right from your couch. The popular ice cream joint is offering a menu with 10 of their most popular flavours in 1L tubs."

"Tom’s has been around since 1969 and it’s the kind of spot that makes me feel like I’ve gone back in time. I truly hope they never change. Their banana splits and fun cones (like the Cookie Monster) are the big draws."

"I originally stumbled upon Sweet Olenka’s as I was walking down Queen Street West one summer afternoon. Although Sweet Olenka’s isn’t 100% vegan, they had a great selection of vegan ice cream. Nowadays, they no longer have their Queen West location, but you can visit them in Etobicoke."

"If you think you’ve tried every macaron flavour out there, think again. This new spot in Toronto has mastered the art of creative cooking. They’ve got all the classics like creme brûlée and matcha, plus some crazy picks like cheeseburger and corn."

"Their dishes are delicious, generously portioned, and a good price. The flavours are authentic and very, very tasty.This was our second..."

"Photo by: Silvian Craciunescu/ Google Maps Maps Data: Google. Desserts Plus Ristorante Pizzeria is located near Aloft Vaughan Mills. This restaurant has the best authentic Italian food."

"Must try Homicide+Honey garlic sauce wings if you have a good tolerance for the heat. Lettuce wrap burger was another favorite of..."

"Join us at our new Vaughan location for some sweet delights or visit our other Spin Dessert locations at The Q... I had my daughters birthday party at Spin, and I'm really glad that I did it here. Food was amazing and they have the gluten free options."

"Join us at our new Vaughan location for some sweet delights or visit our other Spin Dessert locations at The Q... Breakfast Restaurants, American Restaurants"

"Neighbouring Mackenzie Glen Public School is a vast green space that covers a portion of the Bartley Smith Greenway. This is a bit of a choose-your-own-adventure area. You can keep things easy by walking around the park itself which on its own is scenic especially with the view of the pond."

"Located in the west end of Toronto on the shore of Lake Ontario is Sunnyside Park, one of a series of parks along the city’s scenic waterfront. There’s a boardwalk for pedestrians and the Martin Goodman Trail for cyclists and anyone on rollerblades, making this an excellent park for walkers and joggers, or anyone who wants to get moving outdoors. If you get hungry or thirsty (May to mid-September) Sunnyside Pavilion has a sprawling beachfront patio, and if you need to cool off, do it in Sunnyside Gus Ryder Pool or jump in the lake (depending on water quality)."

"You may have wondered what that beautiful looking beach park is off to your right as you drive (or crawl in traffic) along the Gardiner Expressway into downtown Toronto. This is Sunnyside Park, once the site of a massive amusement park from 1922 to 1950. Today it's a recreational oasis for Torontonians."