The service was friendly and energetic. It smelled so good in there too, yum. I wanted to get some…read morepralines for a couple of my coworkers to experience. The sample was right on the money like I remember from childhood so this was the place. They had orbs cute knick knacks in there on top of taffy I think it was, chocolate fluer de lis and other candies that looked really good. I can't forget the beige mix I told a friend I would get for them. Café Du Monde was so crowded (typical) it would've taken forever to get it there. Nice quaint shop in the quarters.

I love the pralines here they're always consistently good. They have a lot of other confections but…read morethe original praline is my favorite. People are always nice and don't mind giving you a sample of something you're curious about. This shop smells like melted butter and sugar and that makes for a pleasant experience as you check out all of the goodies that they have. If you can't make it in person, you can order online.

I forgot to take pictures. Lol but yeah, it was pretty cool in there, super simple set up. Very…read moreclean. Decent selection. Everything looked good. Girl at counter was friendly & knowledgeable. I needed last min souvenirs for my kids so i went out of my way to go here. Siri is a freaking liar. It's not around corner, its def on Royal st. I would def bring my kids because candies were actually reasonably priced for a tourist trap.

This was a good stop for pralines in the French Quarter. I don't personally like them, so I called…read moremy mom on Facetime to take her order (no one else was in the shop so this was truly not annoying haha). The guy working was really helpful too on giving recommendations. Prices I'm sure match the quality, and my mom enjoyed her treats. I also bought a cute mask magnet here.

There are a zillion praline shops in the French Quarter tempting visitors, and Leah's Pralines…read moredefinitely isn't the biggest or flashiest of them, but I'm glad it's the one I stopped in first! They have several flavors of individually-wrapped full-size pralines and offer boxes of three (and it's a beautiful box) at no upcharge. They also carry some non-praline items like local hot sauces and spices. All the items are priced incredibly affordably, especially compared to other praline and gift shops I checked out! I stocked up on a bunch of items here to bring back home as gifts and personal treats. The woman working behind the counter was lovely. She overheard me expressing interest in one flavor of praline and promptly cut one up for me to sample, and she also noticed one of the pralines she picked out for a box was broken and immediately switched it out for another one. Definitely make a stop here if you're looking for souvenirs or just to sample some famous pralines.

If you're looking for a great local candy shop in New Orleans, I highly recommend Leah's Pralines…read more It's a cool spot with friendly, helpful customer service that makes you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. The pecan brittle was delicious with the perfect crunch. The pistachio chocolate had a rich, great flavor, and the chocolate crisp was absolutely awesome. They also offer local honey and several other unique treats, so there's plenty to choose from. Another plus is the location--it's just a short walk from Bourbon Street, making it an easy stop while exploring the French Quarter. Definitely worth checking out if you're in New Orleans.

One of the many praline shops that you'll see in New Orleans, but also one of the more average…read morepraline shops. I felt that the pralines were lacking that really good fresh flavor, and nice walnut goodness, and the service here was horrible, and they were super stingy with their samples. Skip this place and go to Aunt Sally's or Leah's praline shop instead.

So how do you follow up some delicious beignets and coffee from Cafe Du Monde!? With some more…read moredelicious pralines and chocolates from Evens Creole Candy, why not I've been walking all day. Evans Creole Candy was one of the many French Quarter establishments I walked through along the mighty Mississippi. I like Evans Creole Candy. They are very nice, organized, clean, and friendly, well everyone in NOLA was very friendly while I was there so awesome job NOLA peeps. So one of the biggest reason I'm a fan is that they gave me free samples, I just had some sweets but hey who's gonna turn down free samples especially if I was gonna buy some. They also make them right in front of you which is always something cool. I don't know what happen to my pictures but they have some very delicious candy. Pick up a few boxes and bring um my way, I'm out.

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.

I was so excited to see this place in Metairie. They had non pareil candies which I last had as a…read morelittle girl from the old DH Holmes candy counter. The employee was very helpful.

We bought a box of the Magnolia Pralines and then I noticed that they also had the Aunt Sally's…read morebrand of pralines. I went to the counter to ask which one was better. Monica was at the register and she was so funny and sassy. She said the best candy in town is the one they make in house! So I said, "Where are they then!" She said, "They are right over there!" I said, "Well let me have them then!" She rang us up and the rest is history. Monica was very fun and I would definitely return. We tried one of the homemade pralines a couple of days ago and oh man....they are SO GOOD!

This place kind of just called us in from the street. It was loaded with all things New Orleans…read more They had samples of the hot sauces and a few other items. The sauces listed as spicy are no joke! Flavorful but HOT! They also have a lot of other knickknacks to choose from. What convinced us to buy some items was the top tier customer service. I wish I would got the name of the lady who helped us. She was engaging and funny. The prices were similar to other shops we visited but I would definitely come back here to shop.

My friend and I stopped by, but no one was there. We waited for about 5 minutes and decided to…read moreleave instead of waiting. We walked around the mall a bit and came back later to see if someone was working. Luckily, there was. The prices are definitely above average for the items in store. For the three items purchased it was around $31. I purchased one turtle and it was super salty (5/10). The m&m rice krispy treat was covered in chocolate, but overall pretty good (8/10). If you aren't a super chocolate fan, you might want to stay away. The caramel candy apple was pretty good as well - can't really mess that up! (9/10).

Worst service ever. This person sold us a rotten apple and we couldn't return it. Their response…read morewas "yea, people have been complaining lately but there's nothing we can do about it because it's an apple." Excuse me? Why even sell them then. The apple was mushy and tasted old and sour (not Apple sour, expired sour). The issue could've been fixed by getting my money back and definitely by keeping the additional information of people complaining lately AFTER I bought it. Angela long is the manager that didn't respond when I reached out and Anahi is the cashier that was rude.

I purchased a variety of gifts here on my recent New Orleans trip, such as pralines, a T-shirt,…read moremints, and magnets. It's a huge souvenir shop with lots of options. Prices are reasonable. There were many staff members on hand but none of them acknowledged or spoke to me until I checked out, despite the fact that no one else was in the store at the time.

Definitely have to shop here when in New Orleans! So much to see and plenty of souvenirs to choose…read morefrom.