Dairy Queen - Montreal, Quebec

I got a blizzard with a side of the confetti dip. Definitely would recommend however it’s very sweet and could only have half.

They made me the wrong cake, & then the manager refused to refund me when they messed up. Pretty bad, when it’s a $60 cake and their mistake.

I went there on mars 14 around 8h40, it was full and the employee was working all alone by herself. She did an incredible job. She was answering in a good French and was talking English too. The other man employee (he didn’t help her while there was 30 persons in line?) ... on the other hand put his speaker on high volume, didn’t wear any net in his hair, wasn’t in full uniform. As someone who have their MAPAQ diploma, I don’t think this place would have pass the test tonight. Lot of tissue being everywhere, box of food right on the floor, skors touching smarties… I’m working in the food industry too and I know how hard it is to manage a team.. y’all can do it! The place was full (it’s 3 restaurants in 1 building) and a bit chaotic, but it seemed clean (except the kitchen) and didn’t smell bad like others ice-cream shop I went in Montreal. Read more

In pursuit of satisfying an ice cream craving, we found ourselves at Dairy Queen, which intriguingly houses both Orange Julius and Lafleur within its modest confines. Located in a spot that caters well to those on foot, drivers might face the minor inconvenience of scouting for short-term parking in the ... vicinity. Upon our arrival, the absence of a queue and the sight of just one patron enjoying their meal set the stage for a swift service experience, courtesy of the establishment's sole attendant at the time. It remained unclear whether the staff is shared with Lafleur, as there was also an employee present on that side. Our visit unfolded as anticipated—neither disappointing nor remarkably impressive. The service was efficient, yet a glance at the dining area revealed a need for attention, with remnants of fries and napkins scattered across the floor, hinting at a lapse in upkeep. This Dairy Queen, despite its functional merge with other brands in a compact space, delivered on the fundamental expectations of prompt service and the simple pleasure of ice cream, though it fell short in maintaining an inviting dining environment. Read more

Its pretty crowded in the summer. The line ups tend to go fast. The servers were ok, like no issues with politeness. Ice cream of choice was the oreo blizzard and chocolate sundae. A little pricey but not more than other ice cream locations.