Omg this is probably one of my favorite deserts I've ever had. It does not even seem like it's a…read moresnowball. I got the Cookie Monster snowball. It was their original droopy flavor, stuffed with vanilla ice cream and topped with whipped cream and Oreos. Wowwwwwww! The "droopy" flavor really is hard to explain, but it's so delicious. We stood in line for about 20 minutes. It was raining, but they had umbrellas at the front so I was able to shield myself from the rain. Really really really loveeeee this snowball. You 100% have to go just to experience it for yourself. The line is worth it.

I've seen the hype over Droopy's Snowballs all over TikTok for the last year but never visited…read morebecause I just didn't want to deal with standing in what people say is a 30 - 45 min wait in line. Until yesterday, we decided to make the hour drive over to the stand. We hit the jackpot with the line because literally no one was there but it was only an hour after they opened. We ordered two snowballs. Droopy, and ice cream cream flavors. I gave my review two stars because they have really smooth ice but I'd give them zero stars for flavor. Neither snowball flavor was good. Especially the obviously over hyped droopy. I genuinely felt stupid for driving an hour over there after the fact! I'll never cheat on my favorite local snowball stand here in Mandeville again. Lesson learned!

Got the pandan and Thai iced tea flavors with condensed milk - soooo good. It tasted just like the…read morereal thing (ok maybe the pandan flavor was a little muted). But I think they used real Thai iced tea leaves to make it cuz there were little flakes that none of the other flavors had. My bf got satsuma and passion fruit. That was so tropical and citrus-y yum. And then I tried his sister's strawberry shortcake which tasted like the strawberry shortcake ice cream - delicious. The watermelon flavor also tasted just like watermelon. I loved how all the flavors didn't taste artificial at all. There's a line but it went pretty fast. You can see a lot of the photos inside from the 1950s to now - felt very old school.

Hansen's is a good, solid choice if you are looking for a sno-ball. They have been around for 86…read moreyears!! I like how they employ "the kids". Nostalgic to see, hard working summer jobs. You can not go to New Orleans without trying Hansens at least once. If you are local, its a really nice place to visit the evening of a hot day. I have tried the root beer, chocolate, cream of coconut, strawberry and spearmint. All have been tasty. For about $8-10 you can get a snow ball with a pineapple and cherry. For about $12-13 you can get marshmallow on top and I highly recommend this for the experience. Its typically a longer line but its part of the experience. When you go inside, its like a blast from the past. You are gonna have syrup all over the souvenir cup and all. They have many choices to choose from.

Open late - On the bus line - Great pricing - Quick order taking - Great tasting snowballs - Loads…read moreof other snack foods - Black owned & operated... I'm sold!!! Stopped in for a snoball, as my regular snoball stop was closed for the day and lo and behold as I'm driving down the street, I SPIED, you know the game I SPY, well, I SPIED Downtown 504 Snoballs. I made a beeline and turned to partake of the syrupy goodness. Good thing I stopped as soon as I did, because shortly after arriving, they began their daily 'shut down' procedures. Anywho... So many flavor choices to choose from, what's a girl to do? So, I took my time, surveyed the selections and picked the most interesting combination... stuffed (with ice cream) STRAWBERRY + MANGO; two of my favessssssssss. The snoball was so juicy and tasty and thirst-quenching until, I had to savor the greatness before pulling off. I mean, scoop after scoop rendered a great juice & ice combination. I tried to stir to mix the ice cream and syrup, but the mouthwatering that was going on was too much to contain. So I began eating and slurping, don't judge me, and eating and slurping; until I looked up and nearly half of it was gone and I was still sitting in front the snoball stand. I plan to return to try the other snoball flavors and menu items. I like that the owner, employs school aged youth. This is a great way to teach them the value of entrepreneurships, supply and demand, the importance of customer service and help to bone up on their math skills. Yay, yay, yay!!!

i give it 10 out of 5 if i could. all the years (22) i lived in the neighborhood i just thought it…read morewas a snowball stand up to about 2 years ago. Best Hamburger/fries/drink combos in town (very big handmade burger on kiaser bun) pound for pound cheaper and better than any fast food. nearly 1/2 pound for about the price of a Quarter Pounder(TM) . Lots of food variety . crawfish nachos rock. classic nola style hot sausage burger, and a good choice of dogs Oh Yeah they got great SnowBalls too

Decided to check out this new icecream shop in kenner. They had so many different food options and…read morethen icecream flavors to choose from. I went with a honey icecream and my son went with the mint chocolate chip. Icecream was good, not too overwhelmingly sweet exactly how I like it. They also offer tons of searing. We sat right by the front. They have additional seating in the back when that area is crowded. We will be back

The ice cream was super creamy and delicious. We had the cheesecake, creole cream cheese, honeycomb…read moreand chocolate. They were all super tasty. The service was awesome and the place is super cute inside and out.

It's nice to see that at least a few aspects of the city have remained intact since lockdown, and…read morethis tops the list. Where else can one order a pickle juice snoball? Friendly staff, classic NOLA feel, and only 2 bucks to cool off with a tasty treat.

Plum street was at French Quarter Fest and it was just what I needed to beat the heat. They were so…read morebusy but it didn't take too long for me to grab my ice coffee cream snowball. They gave me a spoon but no straw and it melted so fast but it was still really good and was basically like an iced coffee. Super sweet.

I'm writing this as a real fan because Chance in Hell is easily one of the most creative and…read moreflavorful snoball stands in the city. Everybody always says Hansen's is the best, but I'm sorry... they just can't compete with Chance in Hell, no matter what anyone says. Handcrafted syrups, quality ingredients, and that ice... listen. If you're really from New Orleans, you KNOW the difference between a snoball and a snow cone. That ice is so fine, so soft, it literally melts in your mouth. You really be like, "What ICE?!" It's up there, for real. And the space? Baby... it's a whole experience. Perfectly curated to their brand. Very show-stopping, very show girl, all the drama in the best way. It's beautiful, it's fun, it's a vibe. It is more on the pricier side. With the quality of the Snoball. The difference is in the details. Honestly, they're one of the main reasons we surviving this heat. There really is a Chance in Hell lol.

I am soooo behind on this one but I need to write them a proper review! I know this isn't the…read moreoriginal snowball place that most people may recommend but it was worth the visit ! I am used to snowballs being somewhat fine chunks of ice that have a ton of syrup glazed over it and maybe some bites have too much syrup or not enough syrup. And sometimes if I'm in the mood might have some marshmallows so this might give you an idea of where I'm from but the snowballs a chance in hell snowballs were on a whole different level. The ice is so fine the moment it touches your tongue it literally just melts. I opted for the Ube flavor in typically because of the syrup, I usually get more thirsty after I'm done eating snowballs, but with this one, it was so refreshing. I can only imagine the sensation if I were eating this on a hot summer day. They had some unique flavors and my husband my mother-in-law and I all got different flavors that we tried each other others and I can't say anything wrong about any of them. They were well balanced somehow the savory flavors worked as a dessert and I can't wait till the next time I can go back. Something I learned on this trip is that snowballs here are available from Mardi Gras until around Halloween so just something for you to note if you are traveling, but I was told that they do pop-ups here and there a little outside of the season. Their overall service was amazing. They are very friendly, very knowledgeable and had great recommendations. So if you're in the area, I highly recommend.

delicious and fast there are so many flavors and variety, including ice cream and shakes…read moreThe location is very convenient right on West Esplanade I have been going there since I was a little girl

Hit or miss for me!! I frequent Casey's just because it's close to where I live and whether I get a…read moregood snowball is honestly determined on which worker I have making it. Sometimes they're really good and sometimes they're alright. The ice is mostly finely shaved but sometimes it's crunchy.

Stopped by for a quick snowball! Loved the price for the size snowball that I got today, and there…read morewas no upcharge for 2 flavors! I got the mango + pina colada and it was amazing! Would definitely recommend!

We ordered the original cheesecake stuffed snoball- blueberry flavor. It was a perfect weather…read moretoday to have snoball! The flavor we ordered has the right amount of sweetness and it has fresh blueberries too. Husband and I ordered a small one and it's perfect amount to share. Very good snoball and service was great!

This is a mobile snowball stand basically. The owners are so amazing. They go above and beyond to…read moreaccommodate their customers! I messaged them recently to ask if they could go to my parents' house where my sister was staying because she was hurt and couldn't get out. They didn't ask me if there would be other customers or ask for me to find more people to come to make the trip worth it for them. They simply asked "when". I appreciated it so much so I did line them up some other business in the area. They accommodated everyone in the area who reached out to them to stop by. Not only are they amazing, but their snowballs are amazing too! The ice is so soft and never clumpy. There are a good variety of other items for those who don't want a snowball. The couple who owns the truck and works it are always so pleasant! We love Sneaux De Lis!

I ordered your ube cake as a PURE Filipino , I can assure you that the "ube" cake, ain't no ube…read more Its some knock off trashy ass taro from temu, Im guessing its watered down 95% water and the other 5 as ube cuz it looks pale ASF. Im pretty sure its actually purple food coloring and not actual ube, the only reason why I'm not placing a 1 star is because the first time I bought a cake from this place, it was actually good (some coffee cake). This bakery made decent cakes till I tried YOUR UBE CAKE. If you want to copy trends and mix asian culture into your goods, then DO IT PROPERLY, or at least research on how to make ube. Try making ube jam instead and place it in the cake, that would taste WAY better. Also the yellow icy part inside the cake would've been delightful if it was cheese and not some random yellow piss ice. Ube is commonly topped with cheese, this bakery really missed the opportunity to actually be culturally on point. So much for Ube getting mainstream if none of these businesses get it right anyway. They always mess up asian cuisines and culture by making their "own version". Dont disrespect our ube broski (I can feel/taste the ube on the paste but it just isnt enough, it needs more) (update, i take it back. Tried it in the morning where it wasn't as cold. It was actually soft and spongy, the ube taste was stronger and it was quite delectable. Keep up the good work, i see room for improvement though)

Delicious! Everything is tried was excellent…read more They are individually packaged with makes it super easy to choose what you like, and prices aren't bad at all either. I picked: a large fluffy maple roll. The outside reminded me of a croissant in the best way with some mild maple sweetness and the inside was moist, pillowy, and rich. I heated it up in the oven next day which made it even better. A square coconut roll... crisp and flaky on the outside with the most delightful sweet coconut cream inside and flaked almonds on top. This was my favorite. Will get multiple next time. And a pair of taro rolls. These I was most excited for as I love taro, and they weren't bad at all, but were probably my least favorite of the 3, purely because they had an eggy aftertaste. They weren't overly sweet with a nice smooth taro filling. I also tried a taro milk tea with soy milk. These normally include lavender too, but I asked for mine without. The flavor was off the charts good. Strangely it was nothing like the usual taro drinks I've tried and I couldn't place what I was tasting, but it was rich and creamy and so satisfying. Only thing that bummed me out was that I ordered boba and there wasn't any. :(