The Patty Place - Providenciales

So you are on an island and want to dessert ice cold. that is a good place! they have a lot of choices! if they are vegan, they do not have dairy ices, that is not sorbet so that is a bonus! the prices are high for the whole island, so just grins and wear them. the ice comes in different sizes, starting with child size at 3 ounces. then the single club at 5 ounces. I ordered a single creature from non-dairem eis and let her just tell me it was expensive, but it was the biggest single creature I ever had in my life! it was really like 2 creatures! when they order, they can have 2 free toppings. for vegan toppings was the only one that I really trusted, the cut mangles. they have chocolate chips, rainbow sprinkles and chocolate sprinkles- but we all know how these work for vegans! They can order a banan gap for an ugly price, but if they want it, can they get it? I guess it's really just bananing and freezing for vegans. but I didn't ask. can you make milkshakes? I didn't ask if they had soy milk or milk, because honestly they were so high, I was just happy with ice. they have vanilla and coconut-non-dairic ice (not sorbet the taste reminds me of tofutti. so, short story: ice that is not dairy can be found in providenciales.

Patty place is a Jamaican patty and ice business in a mini shopping petza near grace bay beach. I had the sojapatty and the veggie patty that the load said were their two vegan options. I confirmed that the patties are baked separately from the non-vegan food. baked, not roasted. both patten had a traditional fluffy crust. the soypatty was filled with small pieces soy meat in a saucy mix. the Veggie-Patty seemed mostly brewed greens, maybe callalloo? the greens gave him an unmistakable and good taste while soy meat was good, but without much personality. at $4 each, try one of each for a light meal. the ice side of the shop was filled with adult and children, so I did not ask for options. everyone had a good time.

Must stop to cook vegan meals every time I didn't have the opportunity to cook vegan meals!

I tried their chocolate non-dairy option and it was incredible! The flavor and consistency were both excellent. Highly recommend trying it. (Review updated on September 26, 2022)

If you find yourself on an island craving a refreshing dessert, this is the spot for you! With a wide variety of options to choose from, including non-dairy ice cream that is not sorbet, this place is a winner. Prices may be higher compared to other places on the island, but the portion sizes are generous. I tried a single scoop of non-dairy ice cream and was pleasantly surprised by the size - it was like getting two scoops! Toppings are included with your order, with the only vegan option being cut almonds. They also offer chocolate chips, rainbow sprinkles, and chocolate sprinkles, but these may not be suitable for vegans. If you're feeling adventurous, you can try a banana nip for an extra cost. They also have milkshakes available, although it's unclear if they offer soy or almond milk. Overall, this place is a great find for anyone looking for delicious non-dairy treats on Providenciales.