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"Great flavors, very rich ice cream, and the waffles cones are wonderful. It is a bit pricey, and the scoops aren't that big in comparison to other ice cream places I've tried, but the quality is definitely worth it."
Telefon: +16049389822
Adresse: 4313 Main Street, Whistler, Canada, V8E 1A8, Whistler Village
Reservierung, buchen
Stadt: Whistler Village
Webseite: http://www.cows.ca/
Montag: 11:00-21:00
Dienstag: 11:00-21:00
Mittwoch: 11:00-21:00
Donnerstag: 11:00-21:00
Freitag: 11:00-22:00
Samstag: 11:00-22:00
Sonntag: 11:00-21:00
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We were exploring Whistler Village on a warm summer’s day, and looking to cool down we gravitated towards “Cows” for some ice cream. There are a few other places offering ice cream, out of the village, but this was the only one popular enough to have two locations. This meant neither had a lengthy line up, nor was there a need to wait too long. There was but a bridge separating the two locations, and you can literally spot one from the other. They were identical in wares, offering the same flavours from similar freezers, and same merchandise out of a similar gift shop. “Cows” is also the only ice cream parlour that I know, offering this large of an assortment of apparel, accessories, and toy...
I don't know what the big deal is about Cows. I've been coming to Whistler for the last 15 years and Cows certainly has built a reputation as the only place to go for ice cream in Whistler. They also do great merchandising and marketing their store of soft goods (especially their wearables) are really fun. However, the ice cream? Pretty average to me. The flavors are imaginatively named and put together my cone today had Moo Henry and Moo Berry in it. In addition, you get a freshly made waffle cone as part of the price of a scoop. However, the ice cream isn't particularly creamy, full flavored or otherwise better than a Baskin Robbins (which I think is average as well). In Seattle, Molly Moo...
Bumpin’ on a hot weekend afternoon, and we spent more than a minute trying their punny flavours. I ended up getting a blueberry milkshake, because milkshakes all I crave after hiking. I don’t remember what the other two got, but they’re in the video in this post and you can try to guess. The ice cream was absolutely necessary to bring our moods back up from the fail hike, and went well with the music played by the street performers there. Although the milkshake melted too quickly, the ice cream overall is quite tasty.
always visited cows whenever in whistler, why? i'm not sure why, maybe it's one of the places that only sells particularly ice cream? perhaps, or maybe just the big cow standing infront of the store. well then, i would say it's definitely okay, creamy and this time i actually bought the chocolate, hmmm tastes okay, maybe a little bit too much sugar to my own preference but overall i would say definitely alright, but nothing memorable Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch
The ice cream was really good although it was a bit creamy as it was made out of purely cow's milk. It might have been a very good ice cream but no the world's best. We had many flavours Chocolate Monster, Mango Sorbet and Wowie Cowie. All the flavours were yummy and you will not miss this shop while walking on the Whistler streets!
A stop in Whistler means COWS ice cream! I remember when they used to have a store on Robson in Vancouver… aside from just ice cream, they also have a fun collection of cows-related clothing. Unlike our last visit, the shrubbery in front of the store has grown a bit and is partially blocking the large iconic cow.
Typical ice cream joint with a lot of character. Cows in Whistler is one of the places to go for locals and tourists alike but isn't the best ice cream we've had. Creamy and rich, they didn't offer many unique choices but when you're in search of an ice cream joint, it's still a great option.
Aside from ice cream, Cow’s Whistler has sundaes, milkshakes, hot chocolate and ice cream to take home. Their menu in-store lists the flavours of the day. A single scoop is $4.25 while a double is $5.25. Some fun flavour names include Gooey Mooey, Wowie Cowie, Moo Crunch and Moo Henry. Reserviere jetzt einen Tisch
Turns out, there are two COWS parlors that you can get your ice cream. We went to the one sharing space with the candies when there was hardly any line. Decent assortment of flavors. Had the maple walnut, and chocolate caramel. Lots of chocolate pieces in the ice cream!!
Great flavors, very rich ice cream, and the waffles cones are wonderful. It is a bit pricey, and the scoops aren't that big in comparison to other ice cream places I've tried, but the quality is definitely worth it.
