hands down the best snowballs around, but, if you pay with debit they tip themselves without…read morepermission.

Thin shaved ice! Texture of ice cream!! It's the best snoballs I've ever tasted in Louisiana. Love…read moreit

This tiny little stand located in Lockport serves up a great little snowball. Steph is in her…read morelittle shack making up delicious snowballs to beat the heat. Her prices are reasonable and there is a huge variety that should satisfy any taste bud out there. Whether you add ice cream or decide on shaved ice, Steph will serve up your favorite flavors with a smile.

Best snowballs and service in Gonzales! The shaved ice is sooo velvety. I've tried five snowball…read morestands and this is the only stand that has smooth shaved ice. Other places serve lumpy crunchy ice.

This is my absolute favorite snowball stand! I will legitimately drive the 30 minutes it takes me…read moreto get to it in order to get one! The ice is truly like no other--so so smooth! The flavors list is endless and overwhelming almost and the service is always great. To top it off, they have a drive through which is super convenient, especially when it's crazy hot out and you'd rather do anything but stand in a line outside. They also take credit cards so you won't have to worry about having cash with you. Others items available such as different soft serve ice creams too. As another huge plus, absolutely ANY flavor on their menu can be made sugar free and tastes just as delicious! Cruise on over to the Sugar Shack and get you summadat!

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.

We ordered 2 of their mason jar style snowballs and it was the best we ever had the price was just…read moreright as well at only 8.50 a pop with prices rivaling some of the larger brands we've had like legendary milkshake bar for only half the price the service was amazing with warm friendly staff that take pride in their work adjusting recipes as needed to suit their customer Base this humble location has ample seating for what I can only assume is a lot of customers given the high quality of both product as well as service definitely give them a try

Stopped here today and ordered a sugar free snoball. Waited for 40 minutes to be called to the…read morewindow to ask what I wanted and they could not even make it! Just a sf nectar with cream! NEVER AGAIN!

I love this place. This is my first time and I was not prepared for how cool it looks inside. It's…read moredefinitely got the snoball stand vibe, but also old school movie theater and circus combo. Their syrup is house made and you can tell. I went with the mandarin basil flavor. They have the option to spike it to make it boozy and of course I did. I went with vodka, but they have pretty much whatever alcohol to complement whatever flavor you going with. The owners are in there working and they are amazing. So run don't walk and go get a snoball. They also have a cool thrift shop next door. Win win.

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.

Absolutely best snowballs. Nice people. Fairly priced. I love the Orchard Vanilla Magic.read more

These are the BEST snoballs available in Ascension! They don't rely on fancy toppings or…read moreextravagant arrangements because they don't have to. Their ice is perfect: fluffy, fresh, and not too big! Since it was summer in Louisiana, and we didn't have a big wedding, we even chose THIS for our "wedding cake!" My favorite is the raspberry (not blue, regular) with condensed milk. I think they even do pickle snoballs. Gross to me, but glorious to others!

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.

My family loves the delicious snowballs from here. Not skimpy on the juice and prices are very…read morereasonable. The owner is not afraid to take special requests and to get creative. Always has her grandkids working with her

The Cajun Freeze sits along the bayou on a residential yard. The menu offers the usual flavors. Two…read morepicnic tables sits underneath evergreen trees, providing sounds of ruffling leaves and needed shade from the summer sun. A painted US map allows you to put a star on your hometown. The snowball ice is superb, offering a smooth and creamy texture. There's nothing like a Louisiana snowball! To top it off, tiger blood in Tiger country tastes ever better!