7 Snoball Stands In New Orleans That Are Worth Waiting In Line For

Opened in 1939, Hansen’s is one of those places that all New Orleanians have been visiting since they were kids. What sets Hansen’s apart from the rest is their homemade syrups and toppings. You’ll be able to taste the difference! 4801 Tchoupitoulas Street.

Plum Street Snoballs has been in business since 1945, and they’re a much loved tradition for locals in that area. They’re open for the season, so go check them out! 1300 Burdette Street.

Locally owned and operated by Nessa Peterson, Imperial Woodpecker features classic flavors like bubble gum, grape, and wedding cake plus unique flavors like Sweet Lou’s nectar cream, cream of bananas foster, and many more. Your patience will be rewarded, we promise! 3511 Magazine Street.

Located near City Park, Ike’s menu includes snoballs, soft serve ice cream, sundaes, boudin, hot dogs, nachos, and more. Take advantage of their outdoor seating and enjoy your sweet treat with some lovely scenery. 520 City Park Avenue.

Head on over to Metairie for some of the best snoballs in the city. They’ve been in business since 1960, and their menu includes snoballs, sundaes and ice cream cones.

Opened in 2016, this relatively new snowball stand immediately started making waves with their unique flavor combinations and inventive snoballs. They’re home of the always popular cheesecake stuffed snowball, which you should certainly check out when you visit. 2 locations: 8108 Hampton Street in New Orleans and 2311 N. Causeway Blvd in Metairie.