Great service at this black owned business. Wonderful selection of candy apple flavors.read more

Service was mediocre. Young lady caught an attitude when we requested a certain apple. They were…read moregreat with cutting them so we could eat them and walk. Apples all look decadent. Store was nicely decorated.

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

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.

Nate was so friendly and the samples were delicious. The original praline cookies were mouth…read morewatering, the candies pecans were addictive, and the rainbow sorbet was a huge hit with the kids (the flavor is meant for those with a huge sweet tooth). They were super generous with their samples and welcomes. We ended up buying quite a bit more than planned, but so worth it!

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.

This place was super cute and the coffee was great! I also had their gelato (cherry) and macaroons…read more(pistachio) both were good.

Gelato and fine patisserie in an elegant setting, what a delight…read more Visited for an afternoon snack and we had some coffee and. Pistachio raspberry tart. It was so beautiful and delicate it was a shame to dig into it. Very delicious and skillfully crafted. Friendly and considerate service.

Daily fresh pralines, several flavors. No samples or unboxed pralines?…read more Aunt Sally's Creole Pralines are "made fresh every day", from an original 1935 family recipe. (A praline is a pancake-thin pecan and sugar candy full of fresh nuts.) Aunt Sally's makes a bunch of different flavors. We got original and chocolate. Both were slightly soft and deliciously super-sweet. Sometimes you can get fresh samples. It seems to me that they used to sell their candies freshly-made from a deli-like display in their own store. We were rushed on this visit (May 2026), but we didnt see that fresh display. Nowadays, they package them right away, and sell them same-day. They were quite tasty, like we remember. We love the intense sugar rush of chomping immediately into a freshly-made praline :-)

It's more than pralines- it's a cute gift shop, spices and more. The cashier made great suggestions…read moreand I appreciated that. I'd come back.

First time here in Feb. I bought several pralines to bring back home and gift to friends and…read morefamily. They had samples so I was able to taste each flavor of praline. The service was great. The ambiance was adorable. I also bought some more pralines for myself since they were so good! A must try and visit!

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.

They have pretty good variety and if you are fudge lover definitely visit them…read more I'm not super big on fudges but girl that Serb Ed me tonight I believe Khalea was the sweetest, extremely nice and welcoming and because of her I decided to try one of their chocolate covered marshmallows and I haven't regretted it !! I'm sorry if I misspelled your name but thank you much for being nice and keep up with that great attitude you have!

I was craving something sweet and stopped into The Fudgery for a little treat. To be honest, the…read moredelicious smell lured me in. Inside, you'll find every type of fudge imaginable - Cookies and Cream, New Orleans Praline, and even sugar free. They also sell gourmet apples and other delights like pralines, caramel nut clusters, chocolate covered marshmallows, old fashioned milk shakes, and Blue Bell Ice Cream. Fudge is sold by the slice & each slice is 1/2 lb. I got a slice of the Chocolate Peanut Butter. It was creamy, smooth & rich. The addition of peanut butter in the center was an added bonus. Definitely one of the better-quality fudges that I've had.

The place was packed which means good food! We were greeted…read moresmiles all around. I got the cookies and cream and my friend got cake batter which had chocolate inside. Along with ice cream, there's so many sweet treats to choose from! Peanut brittle and tons of chocolate goodies!!

The smell of this place is insane. Like, waffle cones all the time…read more A bit expensive, but that's expected for the French quarter. $35 for two waffle bowls with 2 scoops and a bottle of water.

Stopped in to buy pralines...as someone who does not eat sweets I had no clue what I was buying. I…read morepurchased a box as a gift. After giving them to my friend she called me going on and on that these were the greatest things she has ever tasted in her life and could not stop eating! So I definitely recommend stopping in and purchasing their pralines....but get the BIG box, they will go fast and are loved!

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!

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.

Checked the place out since I had heard their pralines are the best in town. Staff offered some…read morefree samples beyond what was currently out. I tried the cajun brittle and the traditional praline, but both were quite sweet and lacked flavor. Nonetheless, I picked up a box of 12 (traditional and chocolate) for my friends and family to try. We all prefer the chocolate because it is less sweet than the traditional!