D-Spot Dessert Café Opens in Vaughan: Menu and Address

Vaughan has a new spot for dessert: D-Spot Dessert Café has opened at 1830 Major Mackenzie Drive West. The Canadian chain is bringing Belgian waffles, crepes, milk cakes and more to the neighbourhood.

The menu goes beyond sweets. Customers can also order burgers, sandwiches, pizza and poutine, making the new café an option for a meal followed by dessert.

For anyone planning a first visit, here is what the company has confirmed about the Vaughan opening, plus a closer look at the wider D-Spot menu.

Quick Details

Address: 1830 Major Mackenzie Dr. W., Units 6–7, Vaughan, ON L6A 4R9
Phone: 905-417-7699
Status: Now open; the company announced the location on October 21, 2026
Hours and prices: Contact the café for current information

What Desserts Are on the Menu?

The Vaughan announcement lists Belgian waffles, signature crepes, croffles, milk cakes, skillet cookies and milkshakes among its offerings. That gives diners several starting points, from a warm plated dessert to a drink built around ice cream.

D-Spot’s national menu shows how many variations sit within those categories. Its waffle and crepe options include strawberry cheesecake toppings, Oreo and white chocolate, and a simple Belgian waffle with maple syrup.

The milk cake on the wider menu uses vanilla sponge soaked with tres leches, with Oreo, Lotus and pistachio versions. Meanwhile, croffles pair croissant-style pastry with a waffle-like finish.

The national menu lists a cookie butter croffle with Lotus sauce and crumbs, plus a dark chocolate and pistachio option. Skillet cookies cover combinations such as chocolate chip with toffee and peanut butter with chocolate.

These named dishes come from D-Spot’s brand-wide menu, not a confirmed Vaughan-specific item list. The company says selection varies by location and format, so check ahead if a particular dessert is the reason for your visit.

Milkshakes and Drinks Get Their Own Menu Space

Milkshakes are another major part of the brand’s menu. Examples on its website range from strawberry ice cream blended with banana to chocolate brownie ice cream with banana. There are also shakes built around espresso, chocolate and cookie butter.

Not every stop needs to involve a full dessert. The broader drinks list includes coffee, tea, hot chocolate and lattes such as matcha, Spanish and saffron.

D-Spot lists several milk alternatives, although guests should confirm available choices with staff. Anyone managing a food allergy should also ask about ingredients and preparation before ordering.

There Is More Than Dessert

With savoury food included in the Vaughan announcement, diners do not need a separate restaurant for dinner. Burgers, sandwiches, pizzas and poutine are part of the lineup described for the new café.

On the wider chain menu, savoury choices range from a classic cheeseburger to a veggie burger, along with chicken and steak sandwiches. Poutine goes beyond the standard cheese curds and gravy, with chipotle chicken and other loaded combinations.

That range could work well for groups with different appetites. One person can order a burger while another goes straight for a waffle. The Vaughan selection may differ, so treat the national menu as a preview rather than a guarantee.

The People Behind the Vaughan Opening

Franchise partners Mit Patel, Pavan Panchal and Bhumesh Patel operate the Vaughan café. They will oversee day-to-day operations as the brand establishes another location in York Region.

D-Spot began in Canada in 2014 and now reports more than 55 locations nationwide. It also opened its first U.S. café in the Dallas area in 2026, and the brand lists Chicago and Atlanta among its planned markets.

Closer to home, the Vaughan restaurant joins branches in Richmond Hill, Markham, North York and Toronto’s Stockyards area. For people who previously travelled to another D-Spot, the Major Mackenzie Drive West location adds an option within Vaughan.

Planning a Visit to D-Spot Vaughan

D-Spot lists its new Vaughan café at 1830 Major Mackenzie Drive West, Units 6–7. The official location directory also gives the phone number as 905-417-7699.

The brand provides a national menu online, but its location page does not state Vaughan-specific opening hours or prices. Contact the café before heading out, especially if you have a particular dish or visit time in mind.

For the latest contact details, check the D-Spot location list. If you want to browse possible orders first, the company’s menu is a useful starting point.

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