Dessert Restaurants in Vancouver Canada
The best places in Vancouver Canada to eat Dessert. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Vancouver Canada who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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City: Vancouver Canada, 217 Carrall St, Vancouver Canada, Canada
Street Parking, Wheelchair Accessible, TV, Vegetarian Friendly
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City: Vancouver Canada, 112 5701 Granville St., Vancouver Canada, Canada
"Newish Japanese restaurant operated by Chinese staffs and chefs. Good service and decent food. However a bit on the pricy side One can surely find similar or even better quality Japanese food at a better price. <br/>But for the ambience and the service, will probably try again with friends at special occasions."
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City: Vancouver Canada, Bute Street, Vancouver Canada, Canada, V6E
"I had previously had some positive dining experiences at Damso Modern Korean Cuisine on Denman (my rating 4/5). So when the line up at Cafe Medina was estimated at two hours long, my husband and another couple decided to go for Korean. I recommended giving Damso’s second location on Bute a try and we headed there for brunch one Saturday afternoon."
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City: Vancouver Canada, 3385 Cambie St, Vancouver Canada, Canada, V5Z
"Small place with much organization. Efficient quick service even with the small line that was there. Asked about ingredients other than gluten and was quickly answered. And the goods are amazing. I don't know how they create fluffy muffins like that. I particularly enjoyed the raspberries and blueberries on top of the custard dessert. Always a place I go when visiting the city."
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City: Vancouver Canada, 3075 Main St, Vancouver Canada, Canada
"Good flavours and colours. Bellagio 's doesn 't have as many flavours as Casa Gelato but that place is like an ice cream encyclopedia but it 's got a few more than Amato Gelato. Its dairy treats are as rich as Amato 's, and I rate them as slightly less airy than Casa Gelato 's. So Bellagio 's does well in both the taste and selection categories. On one of the 12 or 13 days of decent summer weather Vancouver gets each year, I find it more pleasant to sit outside of Bellagio 's eating a cone and watching the Main Street hipster parade than I do in the picnic garden at Casa Gelato (which is surrounded by Eastside ocity) or outside at Amato, which is like having dessert at a drive through construction site.<br/ <br/ One gripe I have about Bellagio 's is that there is no no frills cone option. You have to pay an extra 50¢ for a waffle cone or eat it in a cup. So a two scoop cone costs $6, and that 's not kid stuff.<br/ <br/ I was struck by the unusual colours of some of Bellagio 's gelatos like the azurro, which is a vibrant, almost psychedelic hue just a bit darker than baby blue. Flavour wasn 't all that special, mainly sweet and bubble gummy. Salty ice creams seem to be a new trend I hadn 't been conscious of before. I had a 'salted peanut ' which was nicely nutty, with the salty edge sharpening the flavour. I was hoping to taste the salted caramel flavour, because my wife recently bought an ice cream maker and she 's been cranking out batch after batch of this salted caramel gelato that 's like the crack cocaine of ice cream. Especially because she puts crumbled up Skor bars in it. Too bad Bellagio 's was sold out of theirs when I visited, but I doubt it could top my wife 's."
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$7.1