What a lovely little cafe! Bright space, elegant decor, and offering a cool spot to escape the…read moreheat! Looked like tables for a nice meetup spot towards the back, but we chose to sit at the smaller tables along a bench up front. We dropped in for a little sweet treat after a nice dinner, and I'm glad we did. The attendant was friendly and very generous with the scoops of ice cream my kids ordered. She and the other gentleman made quick work of our dopio espressos. I tried the pistachio and raspberry cake, and it was delicious. Not too sweet, a bit rich for me. They have some really beautiful macarons and other pastries. I am not a fan of the flavor of the espresso, but it was hot and did the job.

Cute dessert/cafe. I came after lunch and just wanted something cold and sweet so I went with a kid…read moresized gelato and got the cherry flavoured one and that was rich and delicious! I also got a strawberry macaron to go. It was pretty dead when I went around 2pm. Such a cute spot just to hang out and sip on some coffee and munch on some treats. I wouldn't mind coming back again to try more gelato flavours. They take card only not cash friendly.

I've heard liquor and ice cream but scotch?! Ordered the Vanilla Bean and made it boozy. I never…read morewould have thought Scotch would pair so well with vanilla bean, but it did! The two complemented each other perfectly without one overpowering the other. Service was great and so was the atmosphere. It felt New Orleans without trying too hard to feel New Orleans, if that makes sense. Just a really cool, relaxed spot with its own personality. Definitely glad we stopped in and would absolutely come back.

SOOOO FUN! I'm…read moreusually not a sweets girl, more savory but my friends found this place nearby and so we went right around opening time and before dinner. The decor was very fun and sexy. Wish we got a couch versus the normal boring chairs, but it was fine. The server was very friendly and knowledgeable. We ordered the boozy versions of course. The ice cream flavors were amazing! I honestly can't remember them all, but I think the zulu was my favorite of the night. The portions were PERFECT. Such a treat, they even had the world cup playing so bonus points for them. Highly recommended for a night out!

You just gotta know the right times to go here!!! Nice and quiet, not AC'd but chill... Private…read moreice-cream parlor for us at 7pm on a Thursday night. Culinary craftsman did a great job of nailing the cup of cold goodness! Kinda costly, but ain't everything in the French Quarter?!?? Want a cup of blue bell and sprinkles go qay down past Frenchman street.

Chocolate brownie Milkshake was good but the price was crazy for the quality and flavor…read more Super pretty and the service was nice the chocolate ice cream and brownie tasted cheap $17 for the small size

Café du Monde is an institution in New Orleans, especially the original location along the…read moreMississippi River. If you are in the area, it's well worth a visit, even if the line is ridiculously long. Some things in life are just worth the effort, and this place certainly qualifies. For the uninitiated, a beignet is a French doughnut, deep-fried and dusted with powdered (confectioners') sugar. The result is a treat like none other, especially when paired with a café au lait (coffee with hot milk). Check out Café du Monde. You will be delighted that you did, and you will also become part of its history, joining the millions of patrons who have visited throughout its many years of operation.

One of the traditional must-do's for first-timers, this place seemed to be crazy-busy each time we…read morewalked by off the edge of Jackson Square. They have dining in it at their space, but they also offer a take-out window which is what we used so that we could take our food to the nearby steps to take things in. The line was lengthy, but moved efficiently. It is cash only, which luckily I was prepared for. The lady taking our order was a tad short in her exchange with us (not sure if the norm and just part of the experience or just a bad day). We got their Beignets ($4.53 - for a bag filled with 3 and a pile of powdered sugar) since that is what they're known for. These are best hot with their crunchy exteriors. There's a good chance most of the sugar will probably be at the bottom of the bag, so be careful if you're wearing a color that would show it easily when spilled on you. We also got a bottle of water ($3.60 - we don't like coffee, but that would be the other thing they're known for), and a praline ($2.73). Some folks swear by this experience. It's good and I recommend it, but not sure it would be a must-do if we were to ever return.

My wife and I were in town for a business meeting and decided to stop at an old favorite. We hadn't…read morebeen to CC in about 13 years, but we remember how good it had been in the past and wanted to sneak in a visit while we had a chance. We were not disappointed! We ended up at the Metairie location, which ended up being very convenient since there is substantial parking right out front, which is rare in N.O. It's in a modern shopping center but still has that quaint feel of the original location. The staff immediately greeted us when we came through the door and were very attentive and knowledgeable. We were there just before the after school rush and timed everything perfectly. I was planning to get a different flavor this time, but I ended up with my old standby, Red Velvet. This stuff is so good it's illegal in 49 states. It's subtle and perfectly understated by the chunks of cake mixed throughout. It's what keeps me coming back. My wife got a scoop each of the Peanut Butter Cup and the Cookie Monster. Both were absolutely delicious, as I can personally attest since I stole a bite of both. All in all, I can't wait to go back. It was every bit as good as I remembered. Do yourself a favor and check them out.

This is hands down my FAVORITE slow churn ice cream place EVER! The OG and original...a great…read moreneighborhood spot whatever time of year it is...it's ALWAYS time for Creole Creamery! The staff is amazing and the old school ambiance is incredible. My favorite is a double scoop in a waffle cone BANANAS FOSTER! Oh my! I can eat my weight of that stuff.

This family-owned business has been a New Orleans institution since 1905. In fact, its name is…read morestill imprinted in the sidewalk tiles of its former location at 617 Ursulines. The establishment began as an ice cream parlor selling handmade gelato but has since expanded to include pastries, desserts, espresso, cappuccinos, & lattes. The shop embodies the old-world charm of Sicily, and everything is authentically produced in small batches from high-quality local ingredients. The first gelato flavor that founder Angelo Brocato first produced & sold was Torroncino - a vanilla-based gelato with cinnamon & ground almonds. It's still served in their shop today. Locals love their handmade gelato, Italian ices, & desserts - as do I. My favs are the cannoli and signature Italian pastries. I'm also a big fan of the Spumoni, which is served in slices (as it should be). Sadly, Angelo Brocato III passed on July 22nd at the age of 85. His burial was private but the locals gathered for a big celebration to honor his life and the joy he brought to them over the years.

Angelo Brocato - New Orleans International Airport…read more Date: September 21, 2026 Location: Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport (MSY) Stopped at Angelo Brocato early this morning before my flight and picked up a banana nut muffin ($4.68) and a coffee ($2.75). The coffee was good, and the banana nut muffin tasted fresh and was a nice quick breakfast before heading to my gate. Nothing particularly outstanding, but everything was good and did the job. There was also a $0.27 credit-card surcharge, and with tax and tip my total came to $9.97. Overall, a decent airport option for a quick coffee and something to eat.

I had the best chocolate and coffee ice cream mixed in a cup. It was so amazing and love they make…read moreit there using high quality ingredients. Their flavors are unique and incredibly good. The owners really care about what they are serving and passionate about their business. It is a small shop , not a big chain so don't expect quantity of flavors but the quality far surpasses those chains.

Everyone wants a beignet when they come to Nola, but you do not want to miss the ice cream at Sweet…read moreSaint! The seasonal flavors are so unique. Inspired by their pumpkin chocolate chip and orange curd flavor, I made my own combo of Bayou Mud and Satsuma. It was a match made in heaven.

First and foremost, the food here was delicious! My girlfriend and I visited this place because we…read moresaw it on TikTok. Many people said that they served great pralines and crab beignets, so that is what we tried. And let me tell you that both were BOMB! Especially the crab beignets. They were one of the most delicious things that I tried while on our trip. They are smaller, but are very filling. Not to mention, the staff were super nice as well! They were extremely patient (considering it was our first time there) and gave us their suggestions on what we should get. Also, the ambience was very inviting. The shop is located at the end of the French Market, right on the corner of where you enter/exit coming in from the Main Street. Overall, we really enjoyed ourselves! Highly recommend!

Best beignets we had on our trip…read more We tried the traditional, praline filled, and crab beignets. I didn't know what to expect with the crab beignet, but it was amazing. We should have ordered more. Tons of real crab with a nice sauce! The traditional beignets were fantastic--soft, light, and fluffy. The praline beignet was perfect! Honestly, I would order one of every type next time.

The best dessert place in town !!! Service is excellent…read more Lovely shop - great place to sit and enjoy a coffee and a dessert.

Less than satisfactory service. Waitstaff rude and unwelcoming…read more Disappointed as I had out of town guest looking for after dinner deserts..

Didn't purchase anything at the candy/coffee spot, although there were tasty looking candied apples…read morewith all the toppings you could think of - but they are affiliates of a company where you can store your luggage called bounce! My family and I stored our luggage here for a few hours after checking out of our Airbnb since our flight home was later in the day! It was easy and quick - the man who helped us was friendly. I just showed him the reservation - we took photos of our luggage with a number tag and off we went. When collecting our luggage we just showed him the photo of our luggage with the tags to receive them.

Very disappointed with our caramel apple. It was over $10, and when we purchased it, the employee…read morecut it open for us, so he was able to see the inside. The apple was noticeably soft, and there was a visible ring of bad/brown apple about 3/8" all the way around the inside. Unfortunately, we didn't realize how bad it was until after we had already purchased it. For $10+, I would expect a fresh apple, not one that was visibly spoiled on the inside. Definitely a waste of money. Buyers beware -- check the apple carefully before purchasing.