Browse menus, reviews and photos of Ice Cream Shops in North Vancouver.
Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt · $
3151 Edgemont Boulevard, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“We have been here many times. Sweet or savoury, everything we have tried we have loved. We Love supporting them, and its a great option for kids. Our little guy loves it when we make the trip out to Krave from Richmond for froyo!!”
Ice Cream Shop · $$
127 West 1st Street, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“I loved the whiskey pecan flavour. The staff are friendly, too.”
Ice Cream Shop · $
1496 Charlotte Road, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“We discovered this amazing icecreamery last year and it is hands down our fav on the north shore, and yes, hand crafted, creamy with vegan options, made without yhe rubbish you'll find at most ice cream shops.....we would recommend this place to anyone and everyone!! wonderful service every time-my kids love it!!”
Ice Cream Shop · $
123 Carrie Cates Court, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“This is my daughter’s favorite gelato shop! Kids are always honest when it comes to food, and she always chooses this place. We love enjoying their delicious gelato while taking in the beautiful ocean view nearby. The Korean owner is incredibly kind and welcoming, which makes every visit even more enjoyable. We always leave with a smile. ☺ Highly recommended!”
Ice Cream Shop · $
4379 Gallant Avenue, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“Stopped by Gelato Express in North Vancouver and had a nice experience. They offer a wide variety of gelato flavours, and the staff were happy to let us sample a few before deciding. The gelato was creamy, rich, and tasted fresh, especially the pistachio and limoncello. The shop itself is small but has a fun atmosphere, with a model train running above the display and a large ice cream cone statue outside that's hard to miss. There are a few outdoor seats, although it can get quite busy during peak hours. The only downside is that the prices are a little on the higher side for the portion size, but the quality makes it worth trying at least once. Overall, a solid place for authentic Italian-style gelato if you're visiting Lower Lonsdale.”
Ice Cream Shop · $$
4367 Gallant Avenue, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“Great little ice cream shop serving Island Farms ice cream. love how simple it is, it’s not trying to be something it’s not, not trying to be fancy. just some good ol’ ice cream nice and simple and nostalgic nothing crazy no extravagant lavender-espresso-cardamom-olive oil-brown butter lemon tart-elderflower ice cream. AND THEY HAVE TIGER TAIL!!! (although they call it “tiger tiger” but let’s be real it’s actually called tiger tail…) LOVE tiger tail. so nostalgic. none of those fancy places ever have it. it’s orange w black liquorice swirls and yeah it sounds repulsive bc i hate black liquorice but it is ACTUALLY SO AMAZING like just try some melted london fog icw cream bc it tastes like melted tiger tail yummmmm!! great dessert after paddle boarding at deep cove. friend/co-paddleboarder got cookies and cream and also rated it 5/5”
Bakery · $
125 3rd St W, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“I just had my first taste of the baking from this fine establishment. Wow! It is hard to find rich tasting melt-in-your-mouth gluten free cookies - and these are fabulous. Any cookie lover, gluten intolerant or not, would love them. I bought an assortment and am working m way through them. Yes, the coconut ones are amazing - and the almond - and the chickpea flour, and on and on. I might also add that these tasty things are also very reasonably priced. The folks here are also very helpful, friendly, and clearly great at what they do. Thank you!”
Cafe · $
1846 Lonsdale Avenue, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“Honestly, the BEST vegan ice cream I've had on the north shore!!! Five stars! This wonderful ice cream parlor and coffee shop is under new ownership. What a surprisingly wonderful selection of all home made goodies and treats! The ice cream is made in house, and the owner tells me that over two pounds of fruit goes into each batch! The ice cream comes in every possible flavour you could ask for, including gelato's, and vegan and dairy or sugar free to accommodate the widest variety of needs.”
Ice Cream · $$
127 Garden Avenue, North Vancouver
Fast Food · $
1039 Marine Drive, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“Had the best experience ordering a birthday cake for my daughter! Came in on May 15th and Jasman helped me to design the loveliest cake! She had wonderful decorating ideas and was so kind and helpful with all my questions and indecisions. Highly recommend! Amazing customer service :)”
Ice Cream Shop · $
125 Victory Ship Way Suite 126, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“just love this ice cream parlour ,not just the smoothest creamiest purest ice cream ,but the whole store is beautifully laid out and the staff are so very friendly ,long may you continue giving first class service .”
Cafe · $
3690 Park Road, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“Stopped by for a quick coffee after work on a weeknight and they let my dog curl up right under the table on the patio, no fuss at all. The staff brought out a little water bowl without me even asking, which honestly made my whole week. Got the maple oat latte and it was so good I almost forgot I was sitting outside in September. Quiet, relaxed vibe around 6pm, definitely my new go-to spot when I've got the dog with me.”
Ice Cream · $$
123 Carrie Cates Court, North Vancouver
“I just tasted the legit world's greatest fudge and found out they use butter instead of the new unhealthy canola oil aka rapeseed oil fad and as we in Canada seemed to be hit hardest by a schemed toxin of rapeseed being renamed as it is extremly volatile and toxic in the human body and produces allergy like reactions but that my delicious milk chocolate fudge went fast and I bought extra for later. So happy to find out they only used butter and carnation milk! Don't have a photo of the empty wrapper to post, sorry i ate it that quickly!”
Fast Food · $
1260 Lynn Valley Road, North Vancouver
Customers’ favorites
“Old style building.just the way we remember as a kid growing up in North Vancouver.. The ice cream 🍦 is great and cold..Just perfect for the 🔥 hot summer ☀ days.before heading to the suspension bridge 🌉 😋 👌 Keep up the great work and the food is also good when you're hungry 😋”
Ice cream has always been a beloved treat, offering a wide array of flavors that cater to every taste. Lately, however, the spotlight has shifted to more unconventional flavors, making classic choices like vanilla and chocolate seem ordinary. From ketchup to oysters, here are ten of the most unusual ice cream flavors to try.
Rainbow Cone, a Chicago ice cream shop, is spreading its colorful layers across the country for the first time in its 98-year history. The shop is known for its unique five-flavor ice cream cone, which stacks chocolate, strawberry, Palmer House, pistachio, and orange sherbet in colorful "slices." Since announcing franchising two years ago, Rainbow Cone has grown to 21 locations, mostly around Chicago, but they're not stopping there. They've also opened a store in Indiana and recently made a deal to open 10 spots in Texas.