Best Dessert in Victoria

"Owner Brett Black’s travels through Mexico inspire the incredible array of paletas (or popsicles) that loyal fans flock to purchase every day. Now relocated in Fan Tan Alley from Fisgard Street, the store specializes in small batch, made from scratch, locally sourced paletas and ice creams. The milk used is organic from Avalon dairy and their delicious products are packed in wrappers made from natural plant-based sustainable resources that are 100% biodegradable & compostable."

"In the heart of Victoria’s Chinatown, tucked down Canada’s narrowest street, discover this small-batch ice cream shop. Packing big flavour, Kid Sister Ice Cream is a must-try, from-scratch, ice cream and popsicle joint. With flavours that alternate almost daily, you can try something new each visit!"

"Source: Photo by Wikimedia Commons user cyclonebill used under CC BY-SA 2.0. Photo is only for illustrative purposes. I scream, you scream, who doesn’t love ice cream?"

"Jackson’s Ice Cream Float is the only floating ice cream shop in Canada – possibly the world!. Located at Fisherman’s Wharf and full of charm, Jackson’s embodies a classic ice cream parlour with generous scoop sizes and friendly staff. Offering sixteen flavours of hard ice cream, three flavours of soft-serve, milkshakes and floats."

"Recently opened, Charlie’s Ice Cream Shop is already becoming known for their decadent soft serve ice cream. Located right on the inner harbour, Charlie’s serves tasty creations, delicious hot dogs, all with friendly service!. Their original creations is what distinguishes then from other ice cream shops; creamy soft serve, layered with unique toppings such as chocolate covered pretzels, fresh fruit, and popcorn, then topped with a mouthwatering array of syrups."

"For the most decadent of indulgences, Roger’s Chocolates on Government Street serves up premium, chocolate-dipped ice cream bars all summer long. Their lemon pistachio ice cream is only available for the season and is a must-try!. Image by @uptownvictoria"

"Boasting Victoria's only skate park, it's tons of fun to bring a scooter, skate board, or bike and ride around. If that's too dare-devil for your youngster, it's even fun to watch the older kids give it a go. Behind the skate park is a big field usually being used by a slo-pitch team and at the far end is the playground."

"Along the long shoreline of Sidney, this 2.5 km (1.5 mi) ‘Heart Smart Walk’ offers both locals and tourists a chance to explore the piers, jetties, parks, playgrounds, cafes, bars, restaurants, and distilleries around which offers panoramic views of the Gulf Islands and Salish Sea. This park is solely dedicated to the walkers and is where they can either walk their bike or opt for a faster activity through skating or skateboarding. As you stroll around this beautiful park, learn a bit of history regarding US and Canada territorial conflicts and their peaceful resolutions."

"Towards the back of the field along Montreal St is the Toddler Park (pictured above). This is completely gated in (have I mentioned that I love fenced in parks) and there is plenty of things to let the imagination run wild. I know lots of moms who consider this one of the best parks in Victoria."

"Pendray Inn and Teahouse is set in a magnificent Victorian-era manor, which now serves as a boutique hotel for those in search of old-time romance. This is definitely one of the best boutique hotels in Victoria, British Columbia. The Mansion is over 100 years old with old-world charm, rich elegance, and impeccable service, that will make you feel like you have stepped back in time to an earlier, more romantic era."

"Enjoy a traditional Victorian Afternoon Tea in the Pendray Inn and Tea House in a historic dining room with a stunning view of Victoria’s Inner Harbour. We offer a selection of fine teas, as well as elegant tea plates filled with assorted sweets and breads. The Pendray Tea House makes for the...Mehr"

"Pour Coffee is a family-owned and operated shop in downtown Victoria. A great place for high quality and locally crafted coffee, baked goods and of course gelato!. They handpick their gelato and sorbetto flavours based on the feedback they get from customers, utilizing two BC based suppliers;"

"A couple friends and I went for all-you-can-eat ribs on Wednesday expecting a new addition to the ever competitive AYCE space. This place tries to capture the…”more"