Delight

I have been here twice and it just gets better. they have a few diary free flavours, I wish it was more, but they taste amazing. I had the vanilla the first time and it was delicious. I had chocolate the second time and I was blown away because I loved it. I was very close of buying a container of it so I can have it in my fridge. I love how they top every ice cream with a small chocolate piece. the customer service here is great, I really love this ice cream place. people complain about the prices but if you’re use to buying and eating organic, it’s really worth the money.

The worst ice cream I have ever had in my life. I found this place in Unilocal because of the rate is relatively high. I ordered one chocolate and one vanilla ice cream, omg, after tasting them, I was thinking what is wrong with people who give the store high rate? Serious! And how can the store still be surviving? A very undelighting experience!

Chocolates, and ice cream and caramels — oh my!
Delight is filled with hand made creations of delightfully delicious proportions!
The ice cream is made in house, and so far I have tried Rhubarb — which was surprisingly tart for an ice cream, and had wonderful rhubarb flavour. The second visit I had the strawberry and it was, hands down, the best strawberry ice cream I have ever had. Made from local strawberries they cooked and made into ice cream a few days before, the freshness and incredible flavour was so delicious that I savoured every bit!
It was actually chocolates that inspired my visit to Delight because they sell Raspberry Jam filled dark chocolates and that is hubby’s favourite, but it is hard to find. So I bought him a box with a selection of those offered that day, including Ginger (which he adored), Caramel and Smoked Sea Salt (also a hit), Chili Lemon (surprisingly spicy but tasty), Peanut Butter (a must try for peanut butter lovers), and of course, some raspberry filled (which are perfect for those who love raspberry and dark chocolate)
I also bought him one of their 6 layer bars, which have caramel and chocolate and I don’t know what else, because hubby ate it so fast!
I also bought some jam, and when we opened it, it tasted wrong, not bad, but not like strawberry jam, so I emailed Delight and received a prompt apologetic reply, saying there was a batch that was overcooked (which killed the strawberry flavour) and they thought they had removed all of the jars but obviously missed one. They told me to bring it back for a full refund and a free jar of caramel sauce. That was a kind gesture showing great customer service.
When I returned the jam, I ended up getting more bars, and chocolate and ice cream… well played Delight, I see what you did there! Even without needing to do a return, I will be back.

I wanted to check out this place for a very long time (heard good reviews). I was so glad that I was around the Dundas West area on a freezing (and snowy) weekday afternoon.
I was dying to try their peanut butter hot chocolate (I love peanut butter!!), so I was super excited to enter the store with that in mind.
Service: Attentive and friendly service. A young lady answered my questions (about many variety of chocolate!)
Food: I got a peanut butter hot chocolate ($ 4.50) and a box of chocolate (8 pieces– about $ 20).
The hot chocolate was thick, rich, and creamy– just like how I imagined a quality drink should be. The chocolate pieces were great as well– the filling was creamy and rich and the outer layer was thick and a little hard to bite into (not brittle and soft like most chocolate pieces that you buy from big chain stores). Chewing the thick outer layer and the soft filling was a fun experience for my tastebuds.
Everything in the store was handmade, organic, and fair-​trade chocolate, so I felt great about drinking and eating. (My family also loved the chocolate pieces)
I can’t wait to come back during summer to try their ice cream. Until then, if you are near the area, you should go and try their hot beverages.

Truly delicious ice cream that tastes like heaven in a waffle cone. Junction Junkyard forever.

Had their ice cream for the first time last night. We tried the chocolate (which was really rich and decadent) and the brownie explosion. Both were excellent and very natural tasting. I’m looking forward to coming back and trying some other flavours.

I love their truffles. Their ice cream is delicious. A very cute shop. Quaint. And they make this amazing chocolate cake. Seriously rich. I love their truffles (worth repeating).

A cute ice cream shoppe! They offer many flavours that are made with fresh Ontario fruit, such as raspberry, strawberry, and blueberry. I had a scoop of raspberry with white chocolate, and I could really taste the berries! The server was helpful and knowledgeable. They also carry small pints to take home. Each scoop was topped with an in-​store made organic chocolate star. I will be sure to visit when I’m back in the area.

Ice cream was better than expected. Got the chocolate peanut butter chip in a small cone, it was incredible. This shot is a healthy alternative to the standard ice cream parlour.

Had their ice cream before. It was good. Just tried their strawberry sorbet. Terrible. And at five dollars it was a huge let down.
It tasted like jam. If spoonfuls of jam are what you seek, this is for you. But it’s not for me. Might try their ice cream next year. But it’s too big a risk at that price point.

Their Banana Caramel ice cream is one of the best things I have ever put in my mouth! Delish! Bee Sting is excellent too! I’ll be back

Lots of delicious hand made goodies here. Yum. Pleasant staff too.

I ordered a single scoop kids cone in coconut. It wasn’t anything out of this world… And unfortunately I don’t think I would make a special stop for it

I love this place so much! Their stuff is all fair trade and organic, and while they don’t have as many different flavours as Ice Cream Junction just down the street, the ones they do offer are both delicious and unique. (Blue cheese ice cream, anyone?)
For those who are more vanilla (heh) when it comes to ice cream, their plain chocolate and vanilla flavours are unparalleled, and well worth the [almost] $ 5 per scoop.

Vegan ice cream!!! In the Summer, they offer at least one flavor of vegan hand-​made ice cream every day and it’s goooood!!! Highly recommend their chocolate chips, perfect for baking and just dumping on your vegan ice cream :)

I love this little shop. It is so cute. They make the best vanilla bean ice cream ever. The cone is tasty as well. Best of all, it’s all organic. I will keep coming here. I am definitely interested in trying the chocolate and other items. Yummm!!!

I have been in here a couple of times. The chocolate ice cream is some of the best anywhere. At almost 5 $ per scoop, it should be.
It is well worth trying their ice cream. However, the space in Delight is cramped. There is not much room to eat ice cream. The lighting and layout of the displays does not help showcase anything all that well. There is also not a bright, clean feel to the place. However, the same could be said for much of the Junction.

super cool ice cream/​sweets place!
and is open after 6pm on sundays (rarity for junction neighborhood or so it seems).
they have variety of chocolate sweets to choose from but most importantly awesome ice cream.
it comes in vegan version — sans milk. but not only sorbet (though they have a variety of it) but also ice cream based on coconut milk and it’s delicious! the chocolate one they had that day was sooooo deep and tasty of a dark chocolate! amazing!
and of course a variety of regular ice creams with some surprising flavors like cedar and orange or blueberry cheesecake. cedar and orange was very interesting and very refreshing for a hot summer day.
great friendly service to boot=)

I moved to the Junction about 6 months ago, but I didn’t really notice or pay much attention to Delight because I don’t eat a ton of chocolate and if I eat ice cream I turn into a sniffling, sneezing mess.
This was before I found out that along with their amazing regular ice cream (chocolate peanut butter chip, blueberry cheesecake and banana caramel are faves) they have at least FIVE different kinds of non-​dairy ice creams and sorbets. FIVE!!!
They always have the chocolate and it’s really the best. Made with a coconut milk base and very high quality chocolate, it’s rich and creamy, smooth and I didn’t feel like I was missing out at all by having the dairy free option. It’s so good that when I had it for dinner (yes dinner) the other night, I was still enjoying it long after it was gone, I couldn’t stop reminiscing about how delicious it was. Soooooooo good!
Most of the other options are seasonal. The Ontario strawberry was amazing, as was the rhubarb. The flavours are super intense and very fruity. Lovely really. They whip up the sorbets right before they serve them so they are super smooth and creamy.
If you haven’t gone here, go! Really… Like now…

Three words: GREEN APPLE SORBET
That is all.

Based on the two ice cream flavours I ended up with, I need to give this place five stars.
Imagine a bowl full of ripe grapefruit pulp — then amplify that amount to fit the room you’re reading this review in. I’m just saying, the grapefruit sorbet was BURSTING with fresh and natural flavours. It was SO good, my guy and I were loving it until the end. Dazzling!
Thing is, we ordered it with the chocolate milk ice cream (had to get chocolate — it was a chocolate store), and the flavours were melting together… Mmm… citrussy grapefruit and sweet rich quality chocolate.
Maybe I should give a 4, b/​c their location is way out by TTC.
I’ll stick with the 5 b/​c seriously, I’ve never had grapefruit sorbet that was so good. I *would* go back, just for that sorbet. And to have some more of that chocolate ice cream. (I wasn’t a sorbet person going in).
*There were about 8 flavours. Including choc mint (which I tried but didn’t like so much, normally I luv choc mint), vanilla, ginger lemon balm, and a vegan coconut-​based chocolate ice cream.

One of my favourite places for sweets. The chocolate truffles are delicious and unique.
On a warm spring/​summer day, we like to get the homemade ice cream. For fans of chocolate mint ice cream, Delight uses real mint leaves for flavor (not the artificial stuff) and it’s not sea foam green in colour. Other flavors include various in season Ontario fruits (strawberry, peach, etc), chocolate, banana caramel and yes, blue cheese. I also tried their chocolate peanut butter which was outstanding.
A few scoops in a waffle cone comes out $ 4.50 or $ 3.25 for a scoop in a cup.

I really liked this small, cute little shop, with friendly chocolatiers offering samples and showing off their interesting creations.
It’s great that it’s local, organic, fair-​trade, and besides that, the chocolate is super yummy. Being an out-​of-​towner, I had to try the more creative and exotic things they had, so I had the Quebec blue cheese cream, and a rosemary chocolate. Unfortunately I had them in the wrong order — I should have eaten the more delicate rosemary one before the more pungent blue cheese. But the chocolate was smooth and delicious. Mmm