Add this to your itinerary. Absolutely worth the stop…read more Shaved Ice doesn't describe it properly. It's like a fluffy snow cloud. Get the satsuma or any citrus flavor. So refreshing. The strawberry shortcake is good but super creamy and heavy. The crushed strawberry topping (extra) helps lighten it up. The sizes are massive and very reasonably priced. Benches to the side of the building.

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.

I got a spearmint stuffed snowball I have to say it was awesome. The ice is so great. The service…read morewas quick. Which I was glad I don't like the heat. It is a nice little shack. If you like fine shaved ice go here it great.

This place has turned into our favorite cheap treat place. We stopped by on a Sunday for some cold…read moretreats to cool us down. We've been back three weekends in a row now. The prices are great, the service is quick, and it's easy to pull in and park. The only negative part is they only take cash.

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.

The mango matcha was one of a kind. It was my first time having it but the overall flavoring was…read moregreat! It was too matcha tasting. They also have small bites. Definitely a cute study spot and a hidden gem of the westbank!

I got a tiramisu latte. It was very sweet and quite filling but good. The service was super…read morefriendly. They had a lot of good looking pastries. We ended up getting 2 macaroons. My fiancé got the King Cake one and I got a biscoff one. Both great!

Sadly this place was closed, which was a bummer because the reviews sounded very good. I would call…read moreto see before driving.

Pros: Affordable…read moreAccepts Cashapp payments Soft, fluffy ice- not the hard, crunchy shaven stuff Soft serve- literally some of the best soft serve I've had in awhile, from anywhere! It was easily the star of our trip. I was actually disappointed my son enjoyed it so much because I'm usually able to snag at least half of his after her gets bored with it lol. Next time, I'll be sure to stuff my snowball with ice cream. The condensed milk was yummy and the perfect amount for my snowball! Cons: The line is always so long!!! I usually pass up this spot bc it's always so many ppl waiting.

Small hole in the wall, limited parking.. but it's all worth it! We stopped in on a rainy warm New…read moreOrleans October. We all had some pretty good options. I enjoyed the Bananas Foster Cream flavor. We also had a Blue Raspberry, a Wild Strawberry .. one more I can't really remember. We had a big group. Seating like most places that are quaint, but well known -limited in NOLA. We enjoyed. We took ours for a drive to view the city folks' Halloween yard decor. This was a remarkable memory.

I have been craving a sno-ball for some weeks and decided to try one nearby. Employee was kind and…read more"spoke" when I entered. This location has been open for about a year; there is another location on Magazine. There was no line and I parked right in front. I decided on a kid size with coconut and strawberry. One can choose up to 3 flavors. They do NOT take cash. I paid almost $5 (a little pricey). The syrup was not too sweet. Ice was soft but still had some crunch to it. I just prefer my ice to be soft enough to slurp...

Pretty darn good. Got off our ultimate swap adventure, headed down the ramp to this little stand!!!…read moreAnd omg it was so good! We all got a snowcone! They even have ice cream!

Worth the trip and hype? YES!!! Got recommended to this snoball shop from my local in Denver. It…read moredefinitely delivered- especially on a hot summer day! I tried the lemon basil- very refreshing and great flavor! I was eyeing other flavors- I wanna try the earl grey. Will def be back! Perfect great to stroll Magazine street

You HAVE to try a snoball when you're in New Orleans! Once you have a snoball, it'll ruin snow…read morecones for you forever. It's soooo much better to have the ice be fluffy in texture than crunchy. It soaks up the syrup so much better! I got the tiger's blood and tangerine. My husband got a pina colada and strawberry daiquiri. We both loved our snoballs but I LOVED my combo of flavors especially.