Clearly industrial ice cream. And more expensive Disappointing :(
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
Raphaël Sylvestre Bouchard
At Claire de la Lune
Night had fallen a long time ago. The discovery of the magnificent Bangluck street food had put my mother in a pleasant mood and the desire to continue the evening took hold.
“Maybe we could go to a café for some pastries? »
“A coffee at this time? There must not be many pastries left to eat.”
So, like an explorer, I deployed my big Google map to check what was around.
“How about some ice cream? There is Bo-Bec not far away. »
My mother was a little reluctant at first, we got into the car and headed home, but eventually a more powerful desire to linger a little longer manifested itself. After all, the air was perfectly balmy and we had all the time in the world.
“Let’s go eat ice cream.”
It was, in retrospect, the best decision we could have made at that time.
In fact, I don't think I've ever enjoyed ice cream so much in my life! And understand that I am not a subscriber to hyperbolic turns of phrase. Not only was the ice cream deliciously smooth, in no way crystallized, but the flavors were rich and balanced. I delighted in the “ferrero” and “pistachio” combination while my mother preferred her “cookie dough” and “cappuccino”.
But, it doesn't stop there. The floating glow of the Bo-Bec sign which pierced the darkness gave a magical touch to the place and accentuated my happiness. The antique-decorated interior with its old menu with its outdated presentation and its children's drawings on the door of the employee room gave it a touch of authenticity.
The refrain of the experienced employee, who continued to serve customers with a smile
" THANKS ! Good evening ! »
resonated softly, completing the picturesque portrait enjoyed by my five senses. There was no unnecessary noise, no person to pull me out of my reverie. The darkness veiled the superfluous from my eyes and all that remained was me, my mother, the ice cream and the Bo-Bec lighthouse.
So, perhaps the secret to enjoying its homemade ice cream is to go there on a fall evening, while the city is dozing in the moonlight.
(Count around $7.50 for two balls and a cone)
Vegetarian options: The latest news is that ice cream is not a carnivorous dish.
Parking: If you can't find anything on Laurier, you may have better luck on the perpendicular streets.
Kid-friendliness: Yes! Children will love their frozen treats.
Wheelchair accessibility: No... Unfortunately.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Clément C
Still so good. We go there every summer.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Sebastien Provencher
Vegetarian options: Il y a du sorbet
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Laura Maciel
Delicious ice creams! Coconut is my favorite flavor. Sit outside at the benches and appreciate life happening in the Laurier avenue.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
justine larivière
best customer service ever
samuel maillé
Much more expensive than other creameries for no reason. Regular ice cream and very cheap dipping chocolate $20 for 2 cones!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
Alan P
Five stars on everything. Our youngest was looking for ice cream and spotted it as we were driving by just in a quiet neighbourhood of Montreal. We apologized for not being able to speak. fluent French, and they were quite kind.
Ice cream is homemade , it is top-notch, it’s reasonably priced and the ladies that were serving us were incredibly nice.
They have little tiny mini cones to put vanilla ice cream in to give the people’s dogs. They’re just nice people with really good ice cream. You need to go there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tanya X. Short
Delicious ice creams, soft serves, and lemonade, some flavors homemade on rotation. I really liked the orange creamsicle flavor ("pop orange") and my son loved the rainbow sprinkles. I just wish they had more seating!
The friendly lady at the stalls listens and takes the time to advise on nut/peanut allergies even if she is very busy. Excellent ice cream my choice was the classic, cream, soft vanilla the best of the best really my top 1.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 5
fabre pauline
The lemon tart ice cream is incredible, to have it when it's there :)
Orlane Andioen
The most cheerful and pleasant service. Authentic, non-industrial tastes. Lots of choice and never disappointed! I recommend +++
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Eli Jeffrey
amazing staff and delicious options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
veronick morin
Very nice little place! Efficient and cheerful service ? Lots of choice: I had a pistachio cream cone and Ferrero ? delicious…
lovely ice cream & lovely service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Clearly industrial ice cream. And more expensive
Disappointing :(
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 1
Service: 4
At Claire de la Lune
Night had fallen a long time ago. The discovery of the magnificent Bangluck street food had put my mother in a pleasant mood and the desire to continue the evening took hold.
“Maybe we could go to a café for some pastries? »
“A coffee at this time? There must not be many pastries left to eat.”
So, like an explorer, I deployed my big Google map to check what was around.
“How about some ice cream? There is Bo-Bec not far away. »
My mother was a little reluctant at first, we got into the car and headed home, but eventually a more powerful desire to linger a little longer manifested itself. After all, the air was perfectly balmy and we had all the time in the world.
“Let’s go eat ice cream.”
It was, in retrospect, the best decision we could have made at that time.
In fact, I don't think I've ever enjoyed ice cream so much in my life! And understand that I am not a subscriber to hyperbolic turns of phrase. Not only was the ice cream deliciously smooth, in no way crystallized, but the flavors were rich and balanced. I delighted in the “ferrero” and “pistachio” combination while my mother preferred her “cookie dough” and “cappuccino”.
But, it doesn't stop there. The floating glow of the Bo-Bec sign which pierced the darkness gave a magical touch to the place and accentuated my happiness. The antique-decorated interior with its old menu with its outdated presentation and its children's drawings on the door of the employee room gave it a touch of authenticity.
The refrain of the experienced employee, who continued to serve customers with a smile
" THANKS ! Good evening ! »
resonated softly, completing the picturesque portrait enjoyed by my five senses.
There was no unnecessary noise, no person to pull me out of my reverie. The darkness veiled the superfluous from my eyes and all that remained was me, my mother, the ice cream and the Bo-Bec lighthouse.
So, perhaps the secret to enjoying its homemade ice cream is to go there on a fall evening, while the city is dozing in the moonlight.
(Count around $7.50 for two balls and a cone)
Vegetarian options: The latest news is that ice cream is not a carnivorous dish.
Parking: If you can't find anything on Laurier, you may have better luck on the perpendicular streets.
Kid-friendliness: Yes! Children will love their frozen treats.
Wheelchair accessibility: No... Unfortunately.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Still so good. We go there every summer.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vegetarian options: Il y a du sorbet
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious ice creams! Coconut is my favorite flavor. Sit outside at the benches and appreciate life happening in the Laurier avenue.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
best customer service ever
Much more expensive than other creameries for no reason.
Regular ice cream and very cheap dipping chocolate
$20 for 2 cones!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 4
Five stars on everything. Our youngest was looking for ice cream and spotted it as we were driving by just in a quiet neighbourhood of Montreal.
We apologized for not being able to speak. fluent French, and they were quite kind.
Ice cream is homemade , it is top-notch, it’s reasonably priced and the ladies that were serving us were incredibly nice.
They have little tiny mini cones to put vanilla ice cream in to give the people’s dogs. They’re just nice people with really good ice cream. You need to go there.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious ice creams, soft serves, and lemonade, some flavors homemade on rotation. I really liked the orange creamsicle flavor ("pop orange") and my son loved the rainbow sprinkles. I just wish they had more seating!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
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The friendly lady at the stalls listens and takes the time to advise on nut/peanut allergies even if she is very busy.
Excellent ice cream my choice was the classic, cream, soft vanilla the best of the best really my top 1.
Atmosphere: 3
Service: 5
The lemon tart ice cream is incredible, to have it when it's there :)
The most cheerful and pleasant service. Authentic, non-industrial tastes. Lots of choice and never disappointed! I recommend +++
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
amazing staff and delicious options
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very nice little place! Efficient and cheerful service ? Lots of choice: I had a pistachio cream cone and Ferrero ? delicious…
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
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