Pandora's Snowballs

Ice cream shop · City Park

"This Mid City favorite usually has a line to rival Hansen's. Pandora's goes heavy on the syrup and flavors range from the tame, like wild cherry, to the funky, like the creamy Tootsie Roll. The good thing is City Park and Bayou St. John are very close by, so there's ample shady, picturesque spots to enjoy a sno-ball. Sugar-free options too." - Beth D'Addono, Eater Staff

Where to Eat Sno-Balls in New Orleans Right Now

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901 N Carrollton Ave, New Orleans, LA 70119 Get directions

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