Great ice cream and service across the board! The staff here are so sweet about accommodations and…read moresampling. I also love that they are open all year and don't close down like other shops!

I'll start off by saying that the ice cream is really good! I love that it's homemade. However, the…read moreservice is usually not great. That being said, they are usually teenagers who probably don't want to be working after school & such. It's up to you what you're willing is accept for decent ice cream! If you want good service AND ice cream, go to Benny's. This place definitely works in a pinch though.

Ordered chocolate ice cream with a dipped cone.... After waiting awhile, this is what they handed…read moremy husband. I would have said something but they handed it to him fast and shut the window. As you can see from the pictures; its messy, and there's a cup full of chocolate with hard chocolate pieces. I won't be returning.

I love the variety here!! They always do exactly what I request them to do (unlike DQ or sonic). I…read morehighly recommend this place! There are high school kids working so I could understand how things could take a bit more time than idk a gourmet place

Such a cute little shop for ice cream and candy. They have many flavors of ice cream and had one of…read moremy faves - pistachio! I got one scoop in a waffle cone. Creamy and delicious. Friendly service and an arcade in the back. Next time maybe I'll get a root beer float if they sell those.

It was much better under the previous owner. Back then, it actually felt like a true old-fashioned…read moresoda shop with charm and character. Now, it feels more like "old" is being used as an excuse to cut corners rather than create a nostalgic experience. We paid $80 for a sundae and three two-scoop ice creams, which would be ok if the quality matched the price, it didn't. The portions were small, and the sundae barely had any toppings/sauce. The ice cream was ok, nothing special and not worth the price. The ambiance is off. There's a difference between "old-time charm" and outdated. The décor feels tired not intentional, and the atmosphere lacks warmth. Even the staff were disengaged, no smiles, no welcoming energy. It really feels like a step down from what it used to be. The previous owner created a place that felt special; now it comes across as overpriced, underwhelming, and trying to pass off "old" as a substitute for quality.

This is always been a favorite brand of ice cream for our area. Taking a tour of this facility…read morethrough Leadership Northshore and meeting the good people behind the product really made it something special. Not to mention seeing the ice cream vault, which most of us could only stay in for 30 seconds because it was so cold! Great new flavor coming out this year... Look for it!

Always Love Blue Bell! So many great flavors. I Love the…read moreHomemade Strawberry, Neopolitan, Butter Pecan, Brides Cake Shirlene

Good food and cheerful servers! Clean and well maintained. Good variety of food and the snowballs…read morecan't be beat!

Food is always good. Love the ice cream! And burgers! Get the onion rings! Of course the snowballs…read moretoo

The snowballs were amazing they were soft and when you add the ice cream they are so creamy. The…read morebest was any of their red colored snowballs they coloring didn't hurt my throat which is something I've never had happen.

Favorite snowball stand around !!!! Cute and small place with a nice flowing drive thru, very very…read moregood snowballs definitely recommend.

Visited Bay St. Louis a few months ago with my family and stopped over to ms Mary's ! What nice…read morefamily so welcoming ordered ice cream and snow ball! Everyone said it was the best they have ever had ! That coming from a family from Southern California that says a lot ! Everyone needs to check this place out what a beautiful area to live in!

My little sister is a type 1 diabetic and the women at the stand were so rude about how much sugar…read morewas in the syrups. My mother asked for the nutritional value list and the response was "sounds like she doesnt need one." Excuse me? And then she had the audacity to ask my mother for a photo for her facebook page. Sounds like being ableist to disabled children and posting for publicity.

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.