Once a year they host ceramics and sundaes and I think this should be a quarterly event. This was…read moreour first time here, we came out just for the event. We bought our handmade pottery at the door and then the staff filled our new bowls with two scoop sundaes. Genius. Chillville. Please do this again!!! (I suggest Valentine's Day, or early December!). We'll be there!

Now let's be honest with ourselves: the prices they're charging here are outrageous. We went in…read moreafter having dinner and only one member of our party ended up ordering anything. He paid $6.26 for a small single scoop of ice cream in a cake cone. That. Is. Too. Much. While I agree with other reviewers saying the store is very bright and clean with good customer service, those things in no way make up for how overpriced the ice cream is. Is it good ice cream? Sure. But it's not worth it. I can't believe they even charge you extra for a cone! Any cone at all! The cake cones are regular joy cones that you can buy a box of for $2 at the store. They must be making a mighty fine profit at this ice cream shop. I don't recommend it at all, unless you've got cash burning a hole in your pocket and really enjoy paying $7 for a regular-degular scoop of ice cream.

Good ice cream, slightly pricey but HUGE portions not skimpy in any way, so I guess balances out?…read moreFamily friendly, great staff

The ambience was beautifully decorated for Halloween. Staff were friendly, and the lemon custard…read morewas delicious. The creamery was clean, and the location was not difficult to locate. Thumbs up!

Cute ice cream shop in a little cottage in the heart of town. A good selection of flavors…read more Service was fine from the teenagers working late on a Sunday night. Parking is around the corner which was hard to find originally. The best thing is they are open late on weekends when most of the other shops were closed.

I've been here a few times. I absolutely love the ice cream, which has phenomenal flavor and a nice…read morevariety of unique flavors. This time I had the creole cream cheese in a waffle cone (and tried some of my daughter's red velvet). Even though the service was lackluster at best, I will go back just for the ice cream. Hopefully my slightly chewy waffle cone was a fluke. Inside is small and cozy and they share a deck outside with the PJs coffee next door.

I've come by a few times for coffee and finally went in on a large order of pasteries…read more 1. Apple turnover: Impressivly Large, flaky and tasty. 2. Eclairs: Small in size and delicious. Great for a quick dessert fix. 3. Toffee Mousse Crunch: Very Rich with the chocolate and toffee flavors distinguishable. 4. Pain Au Chocolat: Solid 3 out of 5. Get it warmed up! Friendly service, great pasteries. Relaxed Atmosphere.

French Kiss is amazing and not something I expected to find in Ocean Springs. I travel the world…read morefor work and have enjoyed some wonderful pastries in France. It's so nice to find such delicious treats while traveling in Mississippi. The employees are nice and efficient. Packaging is in nice boxes for travel. It's a coffee shop as well in front of a boutique. Cute place.

We love it, My great grandkids always want to go there when they are visiting. Waffle cone ice…read morecream or snow cones. Service is slow sometimes but we don't mind the wait. They also like the swings.

We drove everywhere to find a snow cone today and everyone was either closed already or closing. We…read moretried to get here before they closed and realized we had to have cash... went to a gas station 2mins away and came back .. & they closed up shop 20mins prior.

Cute ambiance, nice boba and refreshing drinks, and friendly service is what you'll find at Snow &…read moreBoba! Service was friendly and quick. The menu as pictured has a lot of variety and they also have fish pastries (taiyaki) didn't get to try it this time but will try it for next! Our drinks were good - we'll be back!

Good place to get Boba and desserts in Biloxi. Good service and lots of options to pick from. Clean…read morespot with lots of parking. I got a classic black milk tea with Boba and crème brûlée foam. The drink tasted like 80 to 100% sweetness when I asked for a 20% sweetness. I had a hard time eating the Boba through the straw due to it being stuck together or being too large. Overall, good spot I would come back.

Friendly people and great snowballs! They have steps for little ones to climb up and watch the…read moresnowball being made. My nephew loved that part!

Even when I venture out of New Orleans, I am always on the lookout for snowball stands. I just…read morehappened to be in Bay St. Louis Mississippi today and was meeting my in laws at a local casino RV park, as it was their inaugural trip in their new ride. As I turned off Hwy 90 onto Bluemeadow Rd., a "snowball" sign caught my eye, and I made an immediate mental note to stop there on the way home. Well, time passed, as time does, and it was now time to sample a Mississippi Gulf Coast snowball. The stand is painted in bright pink and aqua colors, so it definitely stands out on the side of the road. As I walked up the stairs to the service counter, I saw a small sign hanging on the "porch" that stated "BUCKTOWN". I thought to myself that this was an interesting sign for a snowball stand in Bay St. Louis. Anyway, I was greeted by a friendly man at the window who introduced himself as the owner, Paule. Paule even installed a small set of kiddie stairs on the porch so that the kids can see over the counter and watch him make their snowballs. I told him that I had Yelped snowballs in the Bay St. Louis area, but my search results did not reveal anything. I asked if he wouldn't mind if I took a few pictures so I could post them on Yelp. "What's Yelp", he stated. I told him all about Yelp and how that back in New Orleans, I had actually done 12 reviews on snowball stands, as my wife loved snowballs. Paule told me that he was originally from Bucktown (hence the sign) and had lived in New Orleans (Lakeview) until he moved and opened up Paule's snoballs and snow shakes in 1993. I ordered a dreamsicle as it was one of my favorites. The texture of the ice was a little coarse but not so much as to call it a shaved ice. And even though I am a fan of velvety smooth ice, this texture actually worked for me, as it melted pretty quickly once you started to eat it. The dreamsicle syrup was tasty, without being too thick or "syrupy"; and it left no lingering aftertaste. It was just cool and refreshing. As I sampled my dreamsicle and gathered some basic info for my Yelp review, Paul advised me that the "specialty of the house" was his snow shakes. He advised me that it was a blended snowball (yeah, in a blender) with the addition of evaporated milk, and perhaps a secret ingredient that I was not aware of. Since snow shakes was his specialty, I got a dreamsicle snow shake so I could compare it to the dreamsicle snowball. Well, there is no comparison, as snow shakes rule. The snow shake is served in a shake/malt type cup with a lid and a straw, as no spoon is needed. I took a huge sip, and was immediately rewarded with a smooth, creamy styled snowball/milk shake hybrid that was delicious. You get the initial taste of the dreamsicle, followed by the creamy taste and texture of the evaporated milk and with just a small amount if shaved ice texture such as you'd get in a smoothie. What a great concept. The best thing about the snow shakes is you can get right back in your car without having to worry about spilling any since you do not need to use a spoon. This place is a great hidden gem just off of Hwy 90. I'm glad that Yelpers in the area will now have a link to a great snowball stand.

You have to try the honeycomb ice cream!! So delicious & the owners are incredibly nice people.read more