This is a cool little candy store that sometimes does other types of food. They have some really…read moregreat chocolate items along with lots of gift packages ready to go. It is a bit of a challenge to find as they don't have a sign up yet so you just need to park at Pucchino's and walk under their patio and then you will see the front door entrance to Krazy Clay's.

Cute little sweet shop tucked right in between Puccino's and Carreta's! Nice outdoor, covered…read moreseating area and tables and chairs inside the cozy café! Bring your sweet tooth! I hadn't packed mine and showed up with a full belly of food yet still managed to drink a hot chocolate, eat a bowl of jambalaya and a couple spoons of my friends gumbo. I know I said it was a sweet shop but apparently the owner just really enjoys cooking and boy can throw down in the kitchen! It was good and unexpected for a "sweet shop!" ha From what I understand from a friend his burgers are really good too! If you're looking to get some cocoa bombs to better enjoy this cold front moving in he has a bunch. He also has French vanilla cappuccino bombs which I'm not a coffee drinker but that sounds interesting. He has cute coffee mugs and tumblers for sale too! The coffee mug with something about the Grinch and a cocoa bomb would make for a really cool Christmas gift idea! Just sayin. And before you judge me for the pictures yes we went ham buying cocoa bombs! It's the best way to drink hot chocolate let's be real!

I'm sad to report that Merlin Candies was sold to the Pennsylvania based Palmer. I am not a big…read morefan of Palmer and so I tasted my chocolate bunny with trepidation. And I'm torn, the taste is still there...sort of, but it's sweeter and the texture of the chocolate is different, maybe a little chalkier. Yes, I know I'm talking about cheap chocolate here. But it's the bunny of my childhood (accept when we got the chocolate chickens they used to sell which were also awesome). So I'm torn...It's OK but I guess I'm still a fan of the traditional box. Rounding up to 4 for nostalgia's sake.

What a great little place! My husband brought me here before Valentine's Day because he knows I…read morelove chocolate covered strawberries. He thought I would have wanted something else, so he brought me. Staff was very friendly. Not a huge "store" part, but had awesome items! Everything looked and smelled wonderful! I did just get white chocolate covered strawberries. They were delicious and fresh! Definitely recommend!

Pralines anyone? Shoutout to the storekeeper (wish my memory was better - forgot her name)!…read more Apparently these pralines are not factory made. They are made by a family just on the outskirts of New Orleans. The chocolate covered strawberry was heavenly... also home made. A quaint shop off the beaten path on St. Charles Avenue. I would recommend to every tourist, to make a stop - I am sure you will find something to remind you of your visit to NOLA.

I called Lolli's for a last minute order that I desperately needed but honestly never expected to…read moreget. I mean I think it was a 2 hour window... but I tried my luck anyway. Instead of telling me what I expected to hear I was pleasantly reassured by the sweet lady that answered the phone that she'd be more than happy to put together a dozen strawberries for me right then and there. So helpful and the strawberries were amazing! Lolli's Harahan has a loyal customer for life! Thanks again!

I've visited lollis twice in the past 2 years and was not impressed. it's very over priced for what…read moreit is - it seems like a family was making things out of their kitchen the. decided they were ready for a storefront but they don't know anything about sales, business or customer service. Their ideas are cute but overpriced and insult their customers with their sales skills or lack there of. I remember the owner telling me her husband designs web pages and if that's the case they should have a much better we. page bc the one they've had the past few years really sucks. I'm not trying to be negative, I just want to help them improve their business and budget shoppers should stay away bc their products are definitely higher end

This place has the best assortment of beads and trinkets for your parade needs at a very good price!read more

Large store with a variety of beads and other Mardi Gras decor, throws and so forth. A bit on the…read morepricey side for a few items. Friendly employees. Large parking lot.

I came back for a second visit and sat at the bar for happy hour. Just as impressive as the first…read moretime. The service was immaculate and the food was just as good as if I were at a full table spending big. Carla, my bartender, was fabulous. Attentive, warm, and on point the entire time. Small details matter, and they get it. The restrooms were spotless and even had complimentary mouthwash with cups. That level of care is what creates repeat customers and makes me want to tell other people about this place. I will absolutely be back.

Had absolutely wonderful dining experience last night with friends!…read moreWe started with apps bbq shrimp with barrata on sourdough and meatballs were both delicious! We decided to get table side pasta with cheese wheel and that was fabulous We were getting full but decided to share the entree of veal ravioli which was scrumptious with crispy sweet potatoes as side. I didn't take any food pics cause we were having too much fun! We will definitely be back

A few years ago, my Beloved offered me a birthday present of anything sold at Chef City, and being…read morea man of action, I immediately chose an 80-quart boiling pot with a basket and lid. I was ready to cook Louisiana-style But the only places in San Diego where I could buy live crawfish and blue crabs in bulk were local Asian markets, which I tried, but I found that they generally carry tiny, hard-shelled crawfish and what in other places are referred to as "soup" crabs, ones so small that they add good flavor to stocks, but don't provide much of a meal. Then I called Louisiana's Best Seafood. This distributor, like many in the New Orleans area, has relationships with local shrimpers, crabbers and crawfish suppliers. What distinguishes Louisiana's Best Seafood is their willingness to work with long-distance customers on selection (not all shellfish are created equal, in size or "fullness"), price and the logistics of delivering dozens of pounds of perishable seafood. My "guy" at Louisiana's Best Seafood is Val Sevin, an old-school New Orleans gentleman and raconteur who will advise you, arrange a fair price with you, and ensure your seafood reaches you in the best possible condition. Need a sack of crawfish, some big, sweet shrimp or a few dozen live blue crabs? Let Louisiana's Best Seafood send you the best the Gulf Coast has to offer, overnight, for pickup at the Southwest Cargo Terminal at Lindbergh Field. There's just one thing they can't help with: you'll need a really big pot.

I ordered 2 dozen soft shell crabs from Louisiana's Best Seafood and as an afterthought added a…read moregallon of oysters. The crabs are very nice and fresh however the volume of the oysters was not acceptable, about 1/3 full at best. I texted them and spoke to John. John said to text a picture and he would discuss it with his manager. I did that and emailed John but the email address on the website doesn't work. I then emailed using the address on FaceBook and got no response. I posted on their FB page but they removed my post. The oysters are supplied to them by Genevieve's and the volume does not compare with the volume that I received from Terry's in Sulphur Springs.