Unicone Menu Prices Canada 2026: Montreal Baklava Ice Cream, Tubs $14.50 and Cakes $48 to $70
Unicone Menu Prices Canada 2026: Montreal Baklava Ice Cream, Tubs $14.50 and Cakes $48 to $70
Unicone menu prices Canada start at $14.50 for a 500 ml take-home tub and run to $70.00 for the Dubai ice cream cake. All prices are CAD. Prices last verified: October 24, 2026.
Here is the thing. Unicone is not a scoop shop with a printed price board you can photograph. It is a small Montreal parlour where every flavour stands for a country or a city, and the prices you can actually verify sit in the official online shop, not on the counter. I have not stood in the Saint-Denis line yet. My pick, when I do, would be the baklava, because pistachio, rose water and real baklava pieces in one scoop sounds like the kind of flavour you remember. Is a $15.50 tub cheap? No. But it is a tub you take home and eat over days, not a cone you finish on the walk home, and this guide prices it that way. If you are comparing Canadian scoop shops before you commit, the Cows ice cream menu prices page covers another well known Canadian ice cream brand with its own price structure.
Unicone Menu Prices Canada: Take-Home Tubs and Ice Cream Cakes
Unicone Montreal menu prices are unusual, so let me say it plainly up front. The official site publishes take-home tubs and ice cream cakes with prices, but no in-shop cone, cup or sundae price table. Unicone Montreal ice cream prices in the table below are therefore the official take-home range. That is not a gap I am papering over. The shop publishes no counter prices anywhere I could verify, so this guide names no cone or sundae figures. Guessing them would be worse than leaving them out.
| Item | Price (CAD) |
|---|---|
| Creme glacee Baklava, 500 ml (baklava pieces, Iranian pistachio, Lebanese rose water) | $15.50 |
| Creme glacee Datte Fleur d’Oranger, 500 ml (orange-blossom ice cream with date pieces) | $14.50 |
| Creme glacee Maracuja, 500 ml (passion-fruit puree and honey, Brazilian maracuja mousse style) | $14.50 |
| Creme glacee Speculoos, 500 ml (spiced caramelised biscuit ice cream) | $14.50 |
| Gateau glace Ubae (ube ice cream, Italian meringues, sprinkles, vanilla cake; 48 hours pre-order minimum) | $48.00 |
| Gateau glace Baklava (signature cake, baklava ice cream with pistachios and Lebanese rose water; 48 hours pre-order minimum) | $65.00 |
| Gateau glace Dubai (deep chocolate ice cream, crispy kunafe layers, pistachio praline heart; 48 hours pre-order minimum) | $70.00 |
Unicone Menu Card Canada
The card below is a render of the verified official-shop prices above, because no genuine current menu-card photo exists and the official site posts no menu-card image or in-shop price table. Every price on it matches the table above. The footer on the card says it straight: in-shop cone and sundae prices are not published online.
One honest note, because a wrong set of prices is easy to find. The Oroville, California shop called Unicone Ice Cream is a different American business, and its sundae and float prices do not belong in this guide. None of them appear here. At the Montreal counter, expect rotating soft serve, hard scoops and sundaes in the shop, but check the price in store before you order, because the counter menu is unpriced online. I could not confirm the current price for any counter item, so check in store before you go.
Unicone Montreal Flavours: Baklava, Ube and the World-Travel Scoops
Unicone Montreal flavours change about every two weeks, and each one represents a country or a city. Baklava is the house signature, the one reviewers keep naming first. Ube, saffron pistachio, mango sticky rice, guava papaya twist, qamarelddine, pandan and pineapple swirl, and Prekmurska Gibanica with walnut, caramel, caramelised apples, cinnamon and poppy seeds all show up in reviews and press. Each cone usually combines two flavours, mixing ice cream and sorbet, which is a nice touch. You are not locked into one idea per cone. If you want another Canadian ice cream shop that leans into unusual flavours, the Chaeban ice cream menu prices page covers a Winnipeg ice cream maker with its own inventive flavour list.
Unicone Ube Ice Cream
Ube is the flavour to know if you are buying a cake. The Ubae cake is $48.00, the cheapest of the three cakes, and it stacks ube ice cream with Italian meringues, sprinkles and vanilla cake. Pretty. And a talking point at a table, honestly, because purple cake with toasted meringue looks like a celebration before anyone tastes it. All three cakes need a minimum 48 hours pre-order, so do not plan a same-day cake run. Order ahead, pick it up, and let the cake do the showing off.
Reviewers keep coming back to the same points. Creamy texture. Flavours that taste authentic, not overly sweet. Generous portions. Friendly, patient staff. A pretty shop that photographs well. Some reviewers find it pricey, and some combos heavy or sweet, and that balance feels fair to me. A flavour built on baklava and rose water is not going to taste light. Go for the flavour, not for a bargain scoop, and you will get what you came for.
Unicone Montreal Vegan Ice Cream and Lactose Free Soft Serve
Unicone Montreal vegan ice cream is always in rotation, with at least one vegan flavour on offer at any time. That matters if you are the person in the group who usually ends up with a sorbet by default. Here the vegan option is part of the rotation, not an afterthought. Unicone Montreal lactose free ice cream comes through the soft serve, which is made with lactose-free milk and cream. Cookies are sold alongside the ice cream, so there is something to eat with a scoop if you want it. Simple setup. Good for mixed groups, because nobody has to sit out the ice cream stop.
Planning Your Visit: Unicone Montreal Saint-Denis Hours and Location
Unicone Montreal Saint-Denis sits at 3873 rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, QC H2W 2M4, in the Le Plateau-Mont-Royal neighbourhood. The official site footer gives the hours as 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM every day, Monday to Sunday, and this guide uses that official set. Listings show longer evenings, so check before a late visit. One listing snippet reads CLOSED, but that is the listing’s closed-at-crawl-time flag, because the shop opens at 1:00 PM. It is not a permanent closure. The official shop is live, delivery listings show it available from 1:00 PM, and customer reviews run to October 18, 2026. I am not printing a phone number here, because the official footer and the listings disagree on it, and a wrong number helps nobody. Expect it to get busy in summer. A small shop with a rotating menu and a Plateau address does not stay quiet on a hot Saturday.
Unicone Menu Prices Canada FAQ
What are Unicone menu prices Canada?
Unicone menu prices Canada are $14.50 to $15.50 for a 500 ml take-home tub and $48.00 to $70.00 for an ice cream cake. All prices are CAD, verified October 24, 2026. In-shop cone, cup and sundae prices are not published online.
What is the Unicone baklava ice cream price?
The Unicone baklava ice cream price is $15.50 for a 500 ml take-home tub from the official online shop. It is the house signature, made with baklava pieces, Iranian pistachio and Lebanese rose water. The Baklava ice cream cake is $65.00 with a 48 hours pre-order minimum.
What is the Unicone ice cream cake price?
The Unicone ice cream cake price is $48.00 for the Ubae cake, $65.00 for the Baklava cake and $70.00 for the Dubai cake. Cakes need a minimum 48 hours pre-order, so order ahead.
Where is Unicone Montreal Saint-Denis?
Unicone Montreal Saint-Denis is at 3873 rue Saint-Denis, Montreal, QC H2W 2M4, in the Le Plateau-Mont-Royal neighbourhood.
Does Unicone Montreal have vegan ice cream?
Yes. Unicone Montreal vegan ice cream is always in rotation, with at least one vegan flavour on offer at any time, and the soft serve is made with lactose-free milk and cream.
What are Unicone Montreal hours?
Unicone Montreal hours on the official site are 1:00 PM to 9:00 PM every day, Monday to Sunday. Listings show longer evenings, so check before a late visit.
Is Unicone Montreal worth it for a special occasion?
In my opinion, yes, if you like unusual flavours and you plan around the cake pre-order. A $65 Baklava cake for a birthday table is a very different buy from a tub for the freezer, and both are priced honestly on the official shop. If you want another gelato style shop to compare first, the Nanis gelato menu prices page covers a Canadian gelato cafe with its own flavour list and prices.
So, is Unicone worth it? For a flavour-led stop, yes, in my opinion, with eyes open. Unicone menu prices Canada are $14.50 to $15.50 for a tub to take home and $48 to $70 for a cake worth ordering ahead. Skip the guesswork on counter prices, check them in store, and order a cake 48 hours early if a birthday is the plan. A small Plateau shop that changes its flavours with the map is a combination worth one proper summer afternoon.
