Maple Leaf Dairy

Toronto, Canada

4.7

Closed now

7 reviews

Does not accept credit cards

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2861 Danforth Avenue, Toronto, ON, M4C 1M1
The Danforth
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
40 ftKelvin Avenue
550 ftDawes Road
690 ftSibley Avenue
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Today

Today 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Closed now
Local time (Toronto) 08:25 Wednesday, 28 May 2025

Business hours

Monday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Tuesday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Wednesday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Thursday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Friday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Saturday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm
Sunday 12:00 pm – 8:00 pm

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7 reviews of Maple Leaf Dairy

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Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada
Pros
–big scoopings
–reasonable price
–variety of flavours
–ice cream isn’t the only thing in the menu
Cons
–melts easily so get a cup instead
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This place only takes cash. There’s not much seats. Friendly staff. Their single scoop (I don’t know about the others) price went up by .50 cents but it’s fine~
Place rating: 5
Scarborough, Toronto, Canada
Best place to go in Summer! If you love icecream dont miss this place. The portion they give you r really huge and they have varities. I will recommend this shop to all the ppl who love icecream.
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
Oh my goodness! I ordered a double scoop and it was HUGE! Great variety of flavors and a very friendly staff. You just can’t beat the price for that much ice cream. Loved it.
Place rating: 5
Ajax, Canada
My father may he rest in peace used to take my brothers and I here for ice cream.
It is a tradition I hope to continue with my daughter.
Nostalgia alone makes me love this place.
St. Calir as I had always known it is now Maple Leaf Dairy. different name, same value, same great product.
I love the «Chocolate Peanut Butter» and it is the staple of my visit. For the money and size I’d say they can’t be beat. I would suggest anyone in the area looking for a cool treat try them out.
«May all your days be ice cream days.»
Place rating: 5
Toronto, Canada
Wonderful service for a scoop of ice cream at unbeatable prices. I can’t wait until this place opens next month.
Place rating: 4
Toronto, Canada
This is a great place to get ice cream!
They have so many flavors, some are somewhat unusual like Honeydew, grape, orange, and such, and there’s something for everyone here — even a few sorbets!
Not to mention the prices are very reasonable considering the portion sizes! A single scoop is larger than a double scoop from Baskin Robbins. I couldn’t finish the double scoop from here.
The ice cream, while not quite as good as Baskin Robbins, is still better than Nestlé and perhaps up a notch from Chapmans.
Beware though, this place only takes cash!
I’d recommend this place to everyone!
Place rating: 5
Vancouver, Canada
Pay less than $ 3 and get a mondo huge scoop of ice cream. Seriously? Yes.
This small place on the corner of Kelvin and Danforth is attached to the St Clair Ice Cream factory where they make the ice cream that they serve here. It’s definitely a popular spot and boasts a sign on the outside that reads, «May all your days be ice cream days.»
It does good to sample the flavours before you commit, though, as they might not be up to par with your particular tastes. For example, the green tea was at first tempting, but once I tried it I knew it wasn’t the kind of green tea ice cream I was in the market for. I had a scoop of the cookies n’ cream, which was different, but mostly because the milk tasted like the evaporated powder kind you buy in bags.
Still, that flavour didn’t turn me off, and honestly, where else can you get that much ice cream for your buck?