Charlottetown's Sweet Spots

OVERVIEW

Walk through the historical heart of Charlottetown and stop along the way to sample some of its quintessential desserts. Located in a century-old former industrial building, Founder’s Food Hall & Market is now home to all sorts of shops, several known for sweets such as artisanal chocolates and French pastries. You may be offered a handcrafted donut from Prince Edward Island, featuring unique flavors and fresh, local ingredients. Stroll to Peake’s Quay, another popular spot with abundant restaurants and sweet shops. You might have a taste of Charlottetown’s famous ice creams, as you’ll find one of the best locations there for dessert, where you will have the chance to taste the best handcrafted old- fashioned ice cream using Prince Edward Island milk. Our journey will conclude where stores have lined since Charlottetown was incorporated in 1855, Queen Street. Where you may enjoy a variety of chocolate tastings and find representative venues such as Green Gables Chocolate.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Stop at three vastly different venues known for their artisanal sweets.
• Sample an array of desserts that are Prince Edward Island specialties.
• Enjoy a true taste of the island as the desserts are made with locally sourced ingredients.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.