Cool down this summer with popular desserts Spots

Anu Ubbu
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Mississauga doesn’t do quiet when it comes to dessert. One minute it’s just a quick craving, the next it turns into waffles stacked high, chocolate dripping off plates, and ice cream that somehow becomes the main plan. Summer nights here tend to stretch longer than expected once dessert hits the table.

Cool down this summer with popular desserts Spots

1. D Spot Dessert Cafe

D Spot Dessert Cafe waffle topped with ice cream, cotton candy, sprinkles, candy pieces, chocolate drizzle, and a milkshake.
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D Spot Dessert Cafe has become one of the busiest late-night dessert spots in Mississauga, mainly because the menu covers almost every kind of sweet craving in one place. Between stacked waffles, skillet cookies, and ice cream-heavy desserts, it’s the kind of spot where ordering “just one thing” usually doesn’t happen.

  • Location: Multiple Locations
  • Website: https://dspotdessert.com
  • Phone: Multiple Phone Numbers
  • Email: info@dspotdessert.com

2. Melt N Dip

Melt N Dip specializes in chocolate-based desserts, offering fondue, crepes, waffles, and other sweet treats in a relaxed café setting.
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Melt N Dip leans heavily into chocolate-based desserts, with a menu focused on fondue, crepes, waffles, and plated sweets. The café has a slower-paced feel compared to larger dessert chains, making it a common pick for evening dessert runs and smaller group outings.

3. Demetres Desserts

Demetres offers a full sit-down dessert experience with a menu featuring sundaes, waffles, brownies, and ice cream creations, making it a popular choice for summer evenings.
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Demetres operates more like a full sit-down dessert restaurant than a quick café stop, with a menu built around sundaes, waffles, brownies, and ice cream combinations. Its consistent menu and structured dining setup have helped it stay popular during busy summer evenings.

  • Address: 90 Courtney Park Drive East, Mississauga
  • Website: https://demetres.com
  • Phone: (289) 814-7000

4. Chocolate and Love Cafe

Chocolate and Love Cafe focuses on chocolate-based desserts, hot chocolate drinks, waffles, and café-style sweets with a slower-paced setup compared to larger dessert chains. It has become a common late-night stop in the Heartland area, especially for smaller groups and chocolate-focused dessert runs.

Chocolate and Love Cafe specializes in chocolate desserts and drinks, offering a relaxed spot for late-night sweet stops in the Heartland area.
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5. Dairy Cream

A Port Credit summer staple, Dairy Cream is known for soft serve, sundaes, and funnel cakes, making it a go-to stop after lakeside walks.
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A Port Credit summer classic, Dairy Cream has been serving soft serve, sundaes, and funnel cakes for decades. It’s the kind of place people stop at after a walk by the lake when ice cream feels like part of the plan. 

  • Website: https://www.dairy-cream.ca
  • Location: 715 Lakeshore Rd E, Mississauga
  • Phone: (905) 278-5641
  • Email: dairycream1958@gmail.com

6.  Nani’s Gelato

Nani’s Gelato offers small-batch, rotating flavours in a modern shop near Square One, making it a popular stop for summer gelato runs.
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Nani’s Gelato focuses on small-batch gelato with rotating flavours and a modern dessert shop setup near Square One. It’s become a popular stop for late-night gelato runs during warmer months.

7. Crepepresso Dessert Cafe

Crepepresso serves crepes, waffles, cakes, and loaded desserts in a late-night café setting, with a shareable menu made for groups.
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Crepepresso combines crepes, waffles, cakes, and loaded dessert plates in a late-night café setting. The menu is built for sharing, especially if your group can never decide on one dessert.

8.  Daddy O Doughnuts

Daddy O is known for oversized gourmet doughnuts and British-style baked treats, with seasonal flavours that keep it popular through the summer in Mississauga.
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Known for oversized gourmet doughnuts and British-style baked treats, Daddy O has built a loyal following in Mississauga. Seasonal flavours keep people coming back throughout the summer.

9. Scoops Ice Cream

Scoops offers house-made ice cream and fresh waffle cones near the Port Credit waterfront, making it a simple go-to after dinner or a lakeside walk.
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Scoops serves house-made ice cream and fresh waffle cones just steps from the Port Credit waterfront. It’s a simple summer stop that works well after dinner or a lakeside walk.

10. French Corner Bakery & Patisserie

French Corner is a bakery-style café known for its pastries, cakes, tarts, and macarons in a classic European dessert setting.
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French Corner focuses on pastries, cakes, and European-style desserts with a bakery-first approach. Their display counters are packed with tarts, macarons, and fresh baked sweets.

11. Caldense Bakery

Caldense Bakery is a long-standing Mississauga bakery known for Portuguese desserts, baked goods, and its signature custard tarts.
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Caldense Bakery is known for Portuguese desserts, baked goods, and its popular custard tarts. It’s one of the more established bakery stops in the city for traditional sweets.

12. Heavenly Desserts

Heavenly Desserts is a trendy dessert lounge known for croffles, waffles, cookie dough, and loaded milkshakes, with a late-night menu that stays busy in the summer.
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Heavenly Desserts has become one of the city’s trendier dessert lounges with croffles, cookie dough, waffles, and loaded milkshakes. The menu stays active late into the night, making it a popular summer stop. 

13. Aseer Time

Aseer Time offers Middle Eastern desserts, fruit drinks, crepes, and ice cream treats, with bold flavour combinations like pistachio, mango, and Lotus Biscoff.
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Aseer Time mixes Middle Eastern desserts with fruit drinks, crepes, and ice cream-based treats. The menu stands out for its larger sharing plates and flavour combinations built around pistachio, mango, and Lotus Biscoff. 

14. Crown Pastries

Crown Pastries specializes in Syrian sweets like baklava, kunafa, and maamoul, known for rich, traditional Middle Eastern desserts.
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Crown Pastries focuses on Syrian sweets, baklava, kunafa, maamoul, and pistachio-filled desserts. The bakery has built a strong following for traditional Middle Eastern desserts made with rich ingredients and detailed presentation. 

  • Website: https://crownpastries.com
  • Location: 5083 Dixie Rd, Mississauga
  • Phone: (905) 602-2018
  • Email: info@crownpastries.com

15. Xe Kem Ice Cream Shop

Xe Kem offers Vietnamese desserts including cream puffs, flan, sticky rice treats, and unique ice cream flavours in a compact shop setting.
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Xe Kem brings Vietnamese desserts, cream puffs, flan, sticky rice treats, and specialty ice cream flavours into one compact dessert shop. It’s one of the more distinct dessert stops in Mississauga for people looking beyond standard ice cream shops. 

  • Website: https://www.xekem.ca
  • Location: 888 Dundas St E Unit K6, Mississauga
  • Phone: (647) 417-6959
  • Email: xekem2019@gmail.com

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Anu Ubbu

Hey! I’m Anu, a storyteller at Hungry 416. I’m passionate about exploring Toronto’s food scene, discovering unique spots, and sharing the city’s vibrant culture through fresh, engaging content. From foodie favourites to hidden gems, I love bringing the best experiences from Toronto and beyond to life.

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