What a great little place! My husband brought me here before Valentine's Day because he knows I…read morelove chocolate covered strawberries. He thought I would have wanted something else, so he brought me. Staff was very friendly. Not a huge "store" part, but had awesome items! Everything looked and smelled wonderful! I did just get white chocolate covered strawberries. They were delicious and fresh! Definitely recommend!

Pralines anyone? Shoutout to the storekeeper (wish my memory was better - forgot her name)!…read more Apparently these pralines are not factory made. They are made by a family just on the outskirts of New Orleans. The chocolate covered strawberry was heavenly... also home made. A quaint shop off the beaten path on St. Charles Avenue. I would recommend to every tourist, to make a stop - I am sure you will find something to remind you of your visit to NOLA.

It's always a good time for a sweet treat, especially from Nola Cookie Co. I've had their treats a…read morenumber of times now but am just now getting around to writing a review. Most recently I had their offerings at Fried Chicken Fest - 10000/10. The crookie and clucker bar (like a snickers bar on steroids) should become staples but you can't go wrong with their cookies. The owners are incredibly kind too. An overall fantastic operation!

I ordered 6 gormet cookies spent close to $60. I'm very dissatisfied because they didn't give me…read moreany of the cookies I ordered. I don't even know which one I ate because they gave me all the wrong cookies, it was so salty I had to spit it out. I'm really irritated that I spent this amount of money on cookies with a paper bag packaging and dollar tree ass packaging. I will not be ordering from here again.

Super cute candy shop. The parking lot is a bit pot holey, prices seem reasonable. The afternoon I…read morevisited it was very warm inside and felt like there was little air flow. Very clean inside. I was greeted when I walked in but not given much room to ask questions. If I happen to be in the area again, I might visit again.

This place has cookies that are superior to those crumbl things. They have Roman candy, cookies,…read morefudge, chocolates, and chocolate covered pretzels etc. Everything is on display, and the only interaction would be if you needed something in the case. They have multiple people at the ready. They have the classic New Orleans staples: Roman candy, pralines, and many others. Definitely a cool place. The exterior seems so "hidden", it's like they need a flashing sign or something. I pass this place all the time (for over 20 years and never knew it was there)

I'm sad to report that Merlin Candies was sold to the Pennsylvania based Palmer. I am not a big…read morefan of Palmer and so I tasted my chocolate bunny with trepidation. And I'm torn, the taste is still there...sort of, but it's sweeter and the texture of the chocolate is different, maybe a little chalkier. Yes, I know I'm talking about cheap chocolate here. But it's the bunny of my childhood (accept when we got the chocolate chickens they used to sell which were also awesome). So I'm torn...It's OK but I guess I'm still a fan of the traditional box. Rounding up to 4 for nostalgia's sake.

This is a cool little candy store that sometimes does other types of food. They have some really…read moregreat chocolate items along with lots of gift packages ready to go. It is a bit of a challenge to find as they don't have a sign up yet so you just need to park at Pucchino's and walk under their patio and then you will see the front door entrance to Krazy Clay's.

Cute little sweet shop tucked right in between Puccino's and Carreta's! Nice outdoor, covered…read moreseating area and tables and chairs inside the cozy café! Bring your sweet tooth! I hadn't packed mine and showed up with a full belly of food yet still managed to drink a hot chocolate, eat a bowl of jambalaya and a couple spoons of my friends gumbo. I know I said it was a sweet shop but apparently the owner just really enjoys cooking and boy can throw down in the kitchen! It was good and unexpected for a "sweet shop!" ha From what I understand from a friend his burgers are really good too! If you're looking to get some cocoa bombs to better enjoy this cold front moving in he has a bunch. He also has French vanilla cappuccino bombs which I'm not a coffee drinker but that sounds interesting. He has cute coffee mugs and tumblers for sale too! The coffee mug with something about the Grinch and a cocoa bomb would make for a really cool Christmas gift idea! Just sayin. And before you judge me for the pictures yes we went ham buying cocoa bombs! It's the best way to drink hot chocolate let's be real!

I was excited to try Sweet handKraft, as the interior is genuinely lovely, nicely decorated,…read morewell-lit, and immediately welcoming. The staff were friendly, and the $9 croffle, which came out hot and fresh, was truly excellent and the highlight of the visit (a tip I got from another customer, not the staff). Unfortunately, that's where the positive experience ended. I ordered the Shokupan (Japanese milk bread with ice cream and strawberries), which the menu clearly listed at $13. I was charged $15 on the receipt. When I brought this discrepancy to the associates, they explained that the price had been recently changed and the manager was "not good with technology," making them unable to correct the digital board. I explained that having a misleading price displayed at the point of sale is false advertisement and requested a simple $2 refund for the difference. The associates stated there was "nothing they could do" and suggested I speak to the owner. The owner came forward disgruntled. When I explained the situation, he did not apologize or attempt to de-escalate. Instead, he flatly stated there are no refunds, told me the price was $15, and tried to reprimand me for not accepting his verbal price correction after I had already been charged. He said it's not a big deal, prices change all the time, all this over two dollars, making me feel incredibly uncomfortable. The sheer lack of professionalism, transparency, and simple customer courtesy was staggering. The owner's refusal to honor the price they were actively advertising left a sour taste that no dessert could fix. To add insult to injury, the Shokupan itself was underwhelming and in my opinion, not worth the $15 I paid: just a big chunk of dry bread topped with a scoop of ice cream. While the croffle was a treat, I cannot in good conscience recommend giving business to an establishment whose owner is willing to cause a scene over a $2 error of his own making (although he eventually gave me the $2 refund) demonstrating a clear disregard for community and honest business practices.

Where has this place been my whole life? It's the most amazing mix of Asian flavors. Bulgogi egg…read moretoast? Yes please. Massive delicious cookies? Yep. Ice cream? It's got everything you could ever want! Me and my husband tried so many things and all were delicious; our favorites were the Bulgogi egg toast, Mochi beignets and the Ube banana pudding. I really don't know if you could go wrong with anything here

Nice little spot in lovely Rivertown in Kenner. Very nice service, and I got what may have been the…read moremost impressive, and delicious, breakfast sandwich I've ever had. I jokingly asked if there were 10 eggs on my sandwich! It's a knife and fork sandwich after a bite or two because the delicious biscuit just couldn't handle it. My GF just got a scone, and it was also so good she made me take a taste, and I agreed. Our only knock was we didn't like the coffee - maybe we should have checked and maybe we got a lighter roast than we like - we both like pretty rich, dark coffees.

We went for a Sunday breakfast. Ambiance is like a small cafe diner with limited seating and also…read moreserves as a bakery. We were seated quickly as there wasn't a wait when we arrived. The wait staff were friendly. The prices were also reasonable. The food was ok, though there were a few items not available that morning. I ate grits, eggs, and bacon.

We were so excited to go back to a Creole Creamery location on this trip since we had such a great…read moreexperience the last time that we were in town when we went to the one in the Garden District. It was just one scoop of disappointment after another. First of all, the "black and gold" flavor that one of us was so excited to have again had freezer burn on it and the chicory flavor was way less pronounced; their king cake flavor was essentially just birthday cake with Mardi Gras-themed sprinkles in it. The other one of us ordered "sweater weather" and it basically tasted like you were mainlining nutmeg. Too intense! And the creole cream cheese just tasted like plain cream cheese--and not in a good way! Our daughter was happy with her cotton candy (blegh) cone. We would not exactly describe portions as generous. Also, it should be mentioned that it was around 50 degrees outside and they had the A/C on full blast in there. Yes, we understand you don't want to pump the heat up and melt the ice cream, but we were shivering. Very unpleasant! What a bummer because we had the fondest memories of Creole Creamery and now it's quite soured. Maybe we need to go back to the Garden District location on another trip, but three stars for now.

So good! Every time I tell myself I'm going to get a different ice cream, but I can't pass up…read moreChocolate Amaretto Cheesecake!!! I have tried the honey lavender and it's quite good, too!