Best Dessert in Quebec

"60 Fairmount Avenue West | (514) 419-1699One of the most popular ice cream shops in Montreal, and with good reason, Kem CoBa is based on several Vietnamese ice cream flavours, so you know it’s going to taste good. There will be a line up no doubt so get there fast, especially in the summer. There was even a twitter account created to monitor the size of the line!"

"If the line-ups here on a hot summer day are any indication, they’ve got something going with their ice cream, period. That being said, their seasonal swirl cones are the money maker. Changing every few weeks from combos like sour cherry and almond to blueberry and honey, the best summer challenge is to try and eat them all."

"Two master pastry chefs come together to give you fun and original flavours every week: buttered corn, cheesecake, Madagascar vanilla, almond, and sourcherry, to name a few. These ice creams are full of flavour with no food coloring added. Kem Coba will serve you flavours you can’t even pronounce."

"Find it: 640 Rue de Courcelle, lechedesserts.comThe low-down: Pop in to pick up one of their pre-made options, or if you’re feeling like a Master Chef, schedule a session to make and decorate your own doughnuts.The goods: Along with their lineup of doughnuts like Passionfruit and Berry Cheesecake, this spot also serves cakes, cookies and brownies.What to order: Lime Coconut, for a fresh, summer-worthy flavour"

"Highlights of this popular sweet shop focus on doughnuts including a new vegan citrus offering called grapefruit burst. Other popular doughnut flavors here include the lime coconut,caramel maple bacon- a real Canadian treat, milk chocolate mousse (it is French after all) and passion fruit. Traditionalists will appreciate the Boston cream and lemon meringue as well as the cinnamon sugar."

"CRémy Pâtisserie is most definitely one of our favorites as is CRémy’s Rémi Couture, (also known as the “King of the Donut”) and his donut team. For 5 years now, they have been waking up at the crack of dawn to supply us donut lovers with their enormous and scrumptious donuts. The classics are all here, but we love their donuts that are bursting with flavours like Lemon Truck Wheel, Vanilla & Biscuit, Apple Fritter, Caramel & fleur de sel (our fave)."

"Find it: 2202 Avenue Mont-Royal Est, cremypatisserie.comThe low-down: You’ll feel like you are in France with these delectable creations—owner Remy Couture trained at the pastry school of renowned French chef Pierre Hermé.The goods: Delicious doughnuts aren’t the only treats they offer—they also make cakes, pastries and pies.What to order: Vanilla and Cookie, topped with a sweet glaze and cookie crumble"

"A Montreal-bred chain of dessert bars that was a first in the province, their fleet of red chef hat-topped staff serving sweet and savory crêpes, rich brownies and melted chocolate by the mugful is exceedingly popular. Despite that heavy branding, rest assured, it’s popular for a reason. Among the options folks flock to them for, a flowing pot of chocolate fondue—served with dipping options that range from fresh fruit to waffles and marshmallows—is just about as good as it gets."

"Juliette & Chocolat, a true paradise for chocolate lovers, will be a unanimous hit with the family. White countertops and cabinets, red seats and wooden tables contribute to the enchanting world of this cocoa-themed lounge. But don’t worry, they also offer several salty dishes including a wide selection of Breton cookies and gourmet salads."

"This neon-lit Plateau crèmerie is not your garden variety parlour. For 30 years, Guy Morad has spiced up the city’s ice cream scene with a menu that offers zesty ginger, cardamom, curry, and balsamic vinegar alongside classics like chocolate hollandaise and Madagascar vanilla. While these all-natural frozen custards are the main draw, the homey hole-in-the-wall also serves up frozen yogurt, sorbet, soft serve, milkshakes, juices and soy-milk scoops for dairy-free diets."

"The friendly welcome into this tiny space is extended to each customer and the staff are very attentive, adding to the experience. Meu Meu is popular and the photos on the walls are testimony to its appreciative customers. The choice of ice cream flavours is very creative and original and we also found the homemade iced yogurts very flavourful."

"This Plateau crémerie makes frozen custard from a crème anglaise base with flavours including Madagascar vanilla, Chinese ginger, and cardamom, as well as soy milk-based ice cream, and fruit sorbets. The little bench out front is the perfect spot to enjoy a cone or cup and people-watch on Saint-Denis."

"Sports Bar, Breakfast Restaurant, Bar, Smoked Meat, Steakhouse, Regional Cuisine, American Cuisine, Canadian Cuisine, Take-out, Restaurant With Bar, Prix Fixe Menu, Online Menu, Lunch Menu, Happy Hour, Group Reservation, All-day Breakfast, Alcohol Served, Restaurant With Terrace. At Hawgs Deli we offer you an extensive menu for all tastes. Whether you want an omelette, a burger or a mouthful of our legendary"

"Pineault is a classic favourite for Lavalers with 4 locations. Everyone knows they serve one of the best soft serve ice cream and sorbet. And while you’re there, why pick just one flavour?"

"It ain't takeout, it's cake-out: This dessert bar has been hard at work since the closures hit, but that hasn't affected the abolsute quality and masterful work they do. Classic and conceptual, there's a sturdy selection of cakes and doughnuts to pick from, and they're always—and we mean always—worth it. Place an order from Sunday to Friday from noon onwards and pick it up from the dessert bar between 4pm and 8pm on Friday or Saturday."

"Ratafia offers an uncharted concept in Montreal: a wine and exquisite dessert bar. In the kitchen, the menu is composed entirely of sweet delights with creative and beautiful combinations. Structured in three parts, the formula offers a classic dessert section, ephemeral and a variety of “trous” (festive digestive break)."

"The only restaurant on this list that almost exclusively offers dessert (plus a small selection of savoury small plates), Ratafia is a “wine bar” that pairs its beverages with high-concept sweet treats from pastry chef Valentin Rouyé. It also does a three-course dessert tasting menu for those looking to go all-out."

"Cocktail Antabli is a Lebanese dessert spot that specializes in over-the-top fruit concoctions (served in huge beer mugs), and so much more. They also make their own ice cream that you can either enjoy topped on one of their famous fruit bowls, or on its own, in its creamy glory. And because this isn’t the usual Italian gelato, they serve some unique flavours, like rose water, achta (sort of like panna cotta, but thickened with bread instead of gelatin), and man-salwa (a mélange of cardammon and pistachio bits)."

"This is the spa you want when you want the full eat-drink-relax-sleep-repeat package. The Hôtel Le St-James alone sports luxury rooms and one of the best restaurants in Old Montreal, but when you’re wondering what to do in between sleeping off a multi-course extravaganza downstairs?. Jump into the steam baths and sauna, hand yourself over to the massage therapists, hit the hot stones or get a body wrap done; it’s all here, inside of a beautiful space featuring the old masonry often found in this historic part of town."

"Inspired by the great urban parks of the world, this designer spa features exceptional interiors created by Canadian architects and artists. With elegant design and stunning views of Mount-Royal, Victoria Park integrates a state-of-the-art medispa, private health club, and full service spa. Victoria Park also offers nutrition services provided by the world-class Park restaurant below."

"The experience at Spa Escape Santé incorporates a wide array of spa options, from the beauty oriented to the relaxation oriented. Visitors can indulge in Icelandic-style baths, a cleansing waterfall and a series of other water features. The spa also offers massages, facials and more involved procedures like microblading, electrolysis and laser hair removal."

"Spa Escale Santé is situated in a contemporary urban spa setting in the heart of the city. Immerse yourself in the hot and cold saline pools and complete your spa experience with Finnish sauna, steam bath scented with eucalyptus, and the icy waterfall. Relax in the comfortable lounge areas or enjoy a tea snuggled in an armchair in the cinema-lounge."

"Nestled in the North end of the city, Spa l’Entracte Détente offers friendly service, a great selection of massage therapies, and excellent combo packages for very reasonable prices. Treatments include solo/duo Swedish and Lomi-Lomi massages, InfraRed sauna, salt baths, and body wraps for total relaxation."

"Located about a 30 minute drive outside of Montreal, the Canada Railway Museum is one of the best things to do near Montreal. This is where you’ll get a full overview of Canadian railroad history and how important it has been to Canada’s growth as a nation. The museum features over 150 locomotives, cars, and railway vehicles and it’s good for both kids and adults."

"Which of us has not been, at leatbriefly, captivated by trains. Large, thunderous and mysterious, these machnes have ever brought the promise of wealth, success and development wherever they’ve gone. At this museum, also known as the Exporail, take a trip through Canadian railway history, told through a hundred and fify exhibits."

"Did you know the largest railway museum is just outside of Montreal?. Featuring a collection of 188 vehicles and trains, this museum in Saint-Constant will be offering free admission this weekend, as they do on the first Sunday of every month."