What to know
- D Spot Dessert Cafe has launched its first-ever drive-thru at its North York location, one year after opening the storefront.
- The York Mills Road spot is now serving 100+ sweet and savoury menu items — from milk cakes to poutine — daily until 3 a.m.
- Fans online are excited about the late-night convenience, with many already asking the brand to expand the drive-thru concept to more locations.
Craving a midnight snack? D Spot Dessert Cafe opened a drive-thru open till 3 a.m. daily to satisfy any sweet tooth.
Located in North York at 808 York Mills Road, Unit 37, D Spot Dessert Cafe opened its first-ever drive-thru one year after opening the regular store.
Customers can order the same sweet and savoury items available in-store, including milk cakes, waffles, poutine, mozzarella sticks, and Biscoff caramel frappe, among many others, on their 100-plus items menu.
@dspotcafe 🚨 BIG NEWS! 🚨 Our FIRST EVER DRIVE-THROUGH is officially OPEN! 🎉 🍰 🍦 🍫 Now you can grab your favourite sweet & savoury treats without even leaving your car. Whether it’s a late-night dessert run or a midnight snack, we’ve got you covered! 🌙 DRIVE-THROUGH OPEN UNTIL 3AM — EVERY SINGLE DAY! Yes… you read that right. 3AM. DAILY! 🤩 Pull up, order, and enjoy your cravings anytime late at night! 📍 808 York Mills Road, Unit 37 North York, Ontario 🚗 Drive-Through Open Until 3AM Everyday! We can’t wait to serve you! 💛 #dspot #drivethrough #latenightcravings #latenighteats ♬ Happy Times – Audiopanda
D Spot Dessert Cafe fans came rushing into the comments.
“This is so smart, I’ll be visiting more often now,” one user wrote. “This really looks amazing, I’ve got to try it!” another added.
One user expressed tremendous joy, “I love you guys so much, the milk cake is the reason I live every day.”
Like any other comment section, there were some complaints, most of which asked to add new locations.
“Please come to Newmarket,” one user wrote. “Please put a location in Vaughan with a drive-thru!” another added.
This new drive-thru feature will allow Torontonians to enjoy a late-night snack from the comfort of their pajamas.
