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Onda by Casereccio Gelato Review: The Best Dark Chocolate in Vancouver

🍦 Sweet Rewards: Onda by Casereccio 📍 Location: Onda by Casereccio (Vancouver) 🍫 Flavours: Rich Dark Chocolate & Nutty Pistachio 💰 Price: $7.30 per single scoop Today was all about tackling a few quick errands, including stopping by the pharmacy to grab some fresh medical dressing for my wound. After getting the tedious tasks out of the way and before heading back home to settle in, Hubby and I decided we deserved a little treat. We made a spontaneous detour to Onda by Casereccio for some artisanal gelato, and oh my goodness, it completely blew us away! I opted for a scoop of their dark chocolate gelato served on a crispy waffle cone . From the very first ...

Earnest Ice Cream Review: Seasonal Butter Pecan and Whiskey Hazelnut

🍦 Earnest Ice Cream Order Summary 📍 Location: 1829 Quebec St, Vancouver, BC V5T 2Z3 🍦 Seasonal Flavor: Butter Pecan (Waffle Cone) 🥃 Partner's Choice: Whiskey Hazelnut (Waffle Cone) ✨ The Vibe: Rooftop treats with soft sunset lighting and mountain views As it turned out, our comforting dinner at Mr. Sushi was not quite enough to completely shake off the day. Needing just a little extra sweetness to seal the evening, my husband and I walked over to the nearby Earnest Ice Cream . We lucked out completely because the line was surprisingly short, so we decided to head right on in. I decided to try their seasonal Butter Pecan , which was absolu...

Gelato Express Vancouver Review: Espresso and Ferrero Rocher on Robson Street

I hope you are all enjoying the beautiful weather we have been having lately. After filling up on all that spicy deliciousness during our date night at BC Momo , the evening was just too gorgeous to head straight home. It turned out to be such a warm, beautiful spring day, so we decided to keep the night going with a stroll down Robson Street for a sweet treat. We ended up stopping by Gelato Express to satisfy our sweet tooth. When it comes to gelato, I am definitely a creature of habit. I went straight for my absolute usual favourite, a rich and aromatic espresso, while my husband decided to switch things up and try the Ferrero Rocher flavour. My trusty go-to order: a beautifully rich espresso cone Honestly, his Ferrero Rocher scoop stole the show a little bit! It tasted exactly like velvety, melted choco...

Mario's Gelati Review: Classic Spumone and Authentic Filipino Ube Flavour

✨ At a Glance: Quick Facts 📍 Location: Mario's Gelati (Olympic Village — Vancouver, BC) 🍦 Ordered: Ube Coconut Marble and Spumone in Waffle Cones ($5.50 per single scoop) ⭐ Smooch Verdict: The perfect refreshing finale to a sunny Sunday. While the massive selection can easily induce decision paralysis, the traditional flavours and excellent ube profile make it a reliable neighborhood staple to beat the summer heat. After wrapping up our incredibly satisfying Filipino lunch feast over at Joyce-Collingwood , we hopped onto the SkyTrain to head back toward Olympic Village. On a clear, brilliantly sunny day like today, the transit ride itself felt like a mini treat, treating u...

Earnest Ice Cream Vancouver Review: Seasonal Coffee Crisp Cone

✨ At a Glance: Quick Facts 📍 Location: Earnest Ice Cream (Vancouver, BC) 💰 Price Range: $6 – $12 per person 🍦 Ordered: Coffee Crisp Seasonal Flavour on a Waffle Cone ($6.00) ⭐ Smooch Verdict: A Vancouver staple that never disappoints. The seasonal Coffee Crisp is a must-try for coffee lovers who appreciate a good textural crunch! After wrapping up our incredibly satisfying pasta and panini lunch , we decided Hubby’s marathon morning deserved one final, sweet celebratory stop. We strolled over to Earnest Ice Cream for some well-earned treats. It turned out to be such a beautifully warm day today, ...

Costco Canada Food Court Menu Update: New Caramel Brownie Sundae Review

Happy Thursday which means Costco day after work. After a long day and a quick dinner at nearby T&T, we head to Costco on Expo Blvd in Downtown Vancouver. Hubby requested that we try the new Caramel Brownie Sundae so I could blog about it. It’s a great excuse, even though I’m well aware he just really wanted a sweet treat! The Heat Factor When the plastic cup was handed over, the first thing I noticed was that it was actually hot. Not just lukewarm—the caramel is definitely served hot, which creates a really distinct contrast with the soft serve. The first look at the new Caramel Brownie Sundae. It’s a generous portion, and you can see that hot caramel already starting to work its magic on the soft serve. If you’ve had their vanilla soft serve before, you know it’s a solid base. The heat from the caramel melts the ice cream just enough to create a gooey sauce, ...