Virevent in Montreal, QC

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Telephone:	+1 514-564-8368
Website:	virevent.ca
Address:	1517 Rue Fleury E, Montreal, QC, H2C 1S5 Ahunstic-Cartierville
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:	0.3 mi50363 0.8 miLouvain / St-Hubert 0.8 miSt-Hubert/ Louvain
Categories:	Desserts Ice Cream & Frozen Yogurt

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Today	11:00 am – 10:00 pm Closed now
Local time (Montreal)	01:38 Saturday, 14 June 2025

Business hours

Monday	12:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Tuesday	12:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Wednesday	12:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Thursday	12:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Friday	12:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Saturday	11:00 am – 10:00 pm
Sunday	11:00 am – 10:00 pm

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3 reviews of Virevent

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Andrea L.

Place rating: 4
Montreal, Canada

What could be better than an ice-cream version of a mojito? If this sounds good to you, you must try Virevent’s lime-mint sorbet. There are lots of lovely homemade flavours (some dairy-free, merci beaucoup!). You may wish to forgo the gelato, though, in favour of soft ice-cream dipped in melted Swiss chocolate. Holy cow, Batman, that’s delicious.
This spot is always busy with walk-up neighbourhood business. There is sidewalk chalk for the kids and there are colourful picnic tables out on the sidewalk.
If you have a stroller or a wheelchair, be sure to invite along a friend who can go in and purchase your ice cream for you. This establishment is not accessible for those who cannot climb stairs. (No railing either, if stairs are a challenge.)
I haven’t tried the macarons or candy that’s for sale. At Christmas they reopen for a while to sell ice cream yule logs but they only have ice cream cones in the summer.

David P.

Place rating: 5
Montréal, Canada

Il y a deux ans, une nouvelle proprio a repris le flambeau de la vieille crèmerie sans âme pour la transformer dans une crèmerie artisanale exceptionnelle. Cet endroit est rapidement devenu un classique dans le quartier. Parfois, les soirs d’été, les files sont longues mais le temps d’attente très court malgré tout. La vaste terrasse à l’avant fait office de lieux de rassemblement des familles. À noter que la playlist musicale de l’endroit est très recherchée. Si vous optez pour la crème glacé molle, vous pourrez essayer les fameux enrobages maison en plusieurs variétés. Il y a des formats pour enfants et des tables adaptés pour eux, avec en prime des craies pour dessiner sur la terrasse ou le trottoir.

Lesley L.

Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada

Listed #1 ice cream spot on a Montréal blog, I *had* to visit this place.
An important thing to note: I don’t know if it just happened to be the day I went, but there was only one ice cream lady working and she spoke French only. Rudimentary French will do, but she may not be able to tell you the flavours in English, although she will try. A friend in our group who speaks English only struggled a bit to order on his own, but had we not stepped in I’m pretty sure he could’ve gotten by through simply pointing to whatever he wanted.
My picks were the mint+lime and vanilla+strawberry+basil mix. The latter was definitely my favourite. It was light, refreshing, and tasted predominantly of basil with swirls of icy strawberries throughout. The lime mint was nice too, but the strawberry-basil was the unique standout for me.
Limited seating space, with the largest spot being one table which can fit a maximum of 5 – 6 comfortably.