This place was super cute and the coffee was great! I also had their gelato (cherry) and macaroons…read more(pistachio) both were good.

Gelato and fine patisserie in an elegant setting, what a delight…read more Visited for an afternoon snack and we had some coffee and. Pistachio raspberry tart. It was so beautiful and delicate it was a shame to dig into it. Very delicious and skillfully crafted. Friendly and considerate service.

Have stayed at the hotel next door several times. Finally got to check them out tonight. Had…read morealready eaten so had a cocktail. Greg made me a great dirty martini with delicious blue cheese olives Definitely dig the vibe of this place. Will need to check out whenever I am in town. Great and friendly service from everyone

Late night dessert spot near French Quarter and Warehouse District with big affogato menu. Unique…read morecreations and plenty of non-coffee desserts. We sat outside cuz it was busy so I'm not sure what the inside looks like. The outside tables are just on the sidewalk along the street so not much to comment on. They offer lattes but did not have non-dairy milk so that's a bummer for us lactose intolerant folks. If you're out late and want dessert, it's worth checking out.

If I were rating atmosphere alone- 3 stars would be generous…read more I am rating product and service because adding "ambiance", would do those who work here and their product a disservice. It takes a while to get your order because of low staffing. That said, when you get it of course it's beautiful and tastes great. Sitting just around the corner from Bourbon St. and the hustle and bustle energy that you walk thorough to get here- walking in was disappointing. It's a large open space with seating- and it's QUIET. No background music. It gives late night diner vibes and honestly, that's too bad. Adding music, upbeat- doesn't have to sound like a club but music and having more energy between staff and customers would greatly improve the experience and I believe, increase business. If there were some Fats Domino or 90s R&B flowing out of speakers and staff were smiling, upbeat, dancing etc. it would give more "legendary" experience verses midnight diner vibe. That alone made me not want to come back. Not everyone wants to drink alcohol so stopping to sit for a well made artistic milkshake is a great option. The energy brings down the vibe and experience. Match the ambiance, service and vibe to your menu and 5 stars all day.

This is a cute little place in the French Quarter that I feel is typically woefully understaffed…read morefor what they provide. The staff is always nice, but I feel that they are always so stressed to get the product out. The shakes are so overpriced. The small size is $1 less than twice the size. Now, you can share these delicious shakes with a friend or loved one (either size) but with tip, you're still spending $20 on one shake. Because the shakes are so elaborate and intricate, you're going to wait about 15-20 minutes per shake, even if you're the only ones there. I would love to give them more stars because it is such a delicious experience, but only have one to two people working is a very hard line to draw if you want customers to be patient/happy.

This is a New Orleans staple. In most cities, you list attractions and sites as must go places, in…read moreNew Orleans, you list the food and restaurants. And Cafe Du Monde is a quintessential must go place in the Crescent City! Even for locals, nothing beats a plate of fresh beignets covered in powdered sugar ashes down by a nice cup of cafe au lait made with strong chickpea laced coffee. Go for the beignets and stay for the people watching. Like the food court at the Mall of America's, you'll see every walk of life come to Cafe Du Monde. You might even see a local musician or politician here. The vibe and the beignets keep people coming back. Laissez les beignets rouller!

The last time I was in New Orleans was early 2014, and even then my reasons for being in the city…read morewere not touristic. I had the chance to come back to the city last weekend, when a good friend from my Italy days was in town for a conference. I was able to meet her to explore the city for a day, and we of course had to make room for beignets and Cafe du Monde. We almost settled for one of the locations at an indoor mall, but we stuck out a 20-30 min walk from where we were to make it to the original at the French Quarter. Since it was just two of us, we were able to get seated pretty quickly even though there was an expected Saturday morning line. I am also glad my friend had cash because they STILL only accept cash for payment. No credit cards, which is wild at any US establishment nowadays. We also tried to only order one plate of beignets (come in a set of 3) and one coffee each but the server came back with two beignet plates and coffees. $20 with tax included! The beignets themselves were scrumptious, warm, and delicious ofcourse. So I suppose worth any inconvenience that we may have experienced. However, the tables are left incredibly messy. It is true that our server did wipe off our table before we sat down but it is embarrassing to see patrons create such a mess to begin with.

If you like ice cream, (who doesn't), this place is the best ever!…read more I'm a tour guide in New Orleans and I've brought hundreds of people here, especially if there are children in the group. I tell them it's like homemade at Grandma's house. Actually it is home made. We'll made on site. It's better than Grandma's (sorry), because they have dozens of flavors and even make up flavors. Like who has ever tasted magnolia. I personally love the chocolate and can attest to their custom made milkshakes. You will leave remembering New Orleans has the best ice cream shop ever! Mr. Bergeron you Rock!

I don't remember which flavors I tried but honestly the flavors here are AMAZING! You can't go…read morewrong with anything here. I love how many different unique flavors there are in this ice cream shop! It was definitely such a good sweet treat after dinner.

Old school very Italian style ice cream & bakery desserts with cannoli, cakes& cookies. Clearly…read moredelineated line files past pastry case& ice creams as you order. We got 2 small ice creams (they let us split the small between 2 flavors, and come to find out small wasn't very small. Plenty for both of us. Thought about getting a large- but it would've been enough for 2. Tried the vanilla cannoli/pistachio ends.Delish! I want to return. Service is prompt, efficient and hardworking. Loved the experience.

Whether you're a local or a tourist, you should make a point to visit this institution, more than…read moreonce if you can. This has been one of my favorite gelatos of all time for 10+ years, before I even lived here. My favorite flavor is the zuppa inglese. My beloved grandpa just passed, but his favorite, from 30+ years ago, was the spumoni. I'm so glad that this place has been around long enough that I can still eat my grandpa's favorite gelato and think about him.

Visited Sweet Saint July 2025. The ice cream shop is small & cute. Traditional styled ice cream…read moreshop setup where they only have limited menu items. The service was great. I ended up getting two scoops of ice cream. I would return here again on my next trip to NOLA.

Saint is a smaller ice cream store but delivers in flavor. There are limited flavors and the…read morescoops are New Orleans themed. Service was decent with scoopers offering suggestions. I ordered the banana with chocolate pieces. It was smooth and not too sweet. And you get an ice cream scoop store atmosphere which works well in humid NOL.

Beignets for breakfast? Check out Loretta's!…read more Sweet or savory?? We went for the praline filled beignets. Flaky fresh hot beignets filled with warm, gooey praline sauce. Served in sets of three. So decadently delicious. They only have one savory option here and we don't eat crawfish. The other locations also have beignets filled with chicken, eggs and crab. Lots of other sweet options here. Chocolate. Peanut butter and jelly. Or just plain beignets. Line moves quickly. Order and then grab a table and wait for your beignets. This was recommended by our Lyft driver, Joseph. Just ask a local.

Before you get on the rail, stop here. I had the pecan pie to go one night and half the next night…read more While it's not inexpensive, it is expensively delicious. Probably the best I have ever had. So good im buying 2 to go. Don't get hot. Gets runny.

Typical sweets place which you can get a nice cup of coffee and just sit and relax. The mango…read moresorbet was delicious and the macarons were fresh. Very nice to stop for a quick bite with friendly service. Thanks he overall ambience was pretty chill.

This is my first time to Sucre and my expectations were high! They had late hours so it was an easy…read morechoice for a late night sweet tooth. The place is very simple inside, not a ton of tables but that adds to the simple feel. They did have a garbage bin that was overflowing which took away from the look. But the ladies behind the counter were pretty busy. I got a triple chocolate brownie and an affogato with the espresso ice cream. The affogato was a good serving size but it was a struggle to eat. The satisfying taste I associate with affogato wasn't there and the Gelato just wasn't smooth. The brownie was okay, I was expecting something more decadent. Serving: You order at the counter. Drinks: Basically beverage options. Seating: There's some seating inside and outside. Pets: You're good outside. Parking: Street parking.

Great service at this black owned business. Wonderful selection of candy apple flavors.read more

Gentleman working there was nice. Purchased the pralines. Thought they were a little over priced…read morebut nothing outrageous. They were pretty good and I would buy again.