Loretta's Authentic Pralines - French Market

This was an amazing treat! Every time we return New Orleans we will make returning to Loretta's a priority. The crab beignet's were superb. You really must try them. But the praline beignets were out of this world! Hard pass on the Praline Souls. They aren't very good. The pralines are another must-have experience!

Loretta's Authentic Pralines in the French Market is one of those places you'll recognize immediately by the long queue. It's a famous stop for a classic New Orleans treat. I had the praline here, and while it was definitely good and hit the spot for a sweet treat, it didn't completely blow me away. It's exactly what you expect from a high-quality praline. A helpful tip to consider: given that the line is often quite long, I don't think it qualifies as a "must-visit" destination. If the queue is short, grab one - but if you see a big wait, you might be better off skipping it. Overall, the praline is tasty, but unless you're determined to try the famous version, the wait might not be worth the time investment.

Super fast service when you arrive just as they open! Good: - The crab beignet was amazing - I feel like it was the best one we got this trip - it just comes with 1 but it's really savory and the sauce adds a lot - The praline one was good but it was way too sweet - I could not finish it but the bites I had were amazing - Fun hole in the wall experience here in the middle of a street market - The prices are decent - about $10 for 2 beignets including the fancy crab one Bad: - The line does get long if you don't go at open time, so make sure you get in the line at around 11 am on Sunday mornings! Overall a fun experience and there was some seating nearby so we had our entire 6 person group seated quickly

Ah, Loretta. The name alone evokes visions of Southern charm, sugar-dusted nostalgia, and a grandmotherly wink that says, “Come on in, baby.” So naturally, I did. Along with half of New Orleans and a few stray tourists who thought they were lining up for jazz. The line? Biblical. A pilgrimage of praline disciples snaking through the French Market like it was the last sweet stand before the Rapture. I queued with the faithful, clutching hope and a faint memory of what my legs used to feel like before standing still for 40 minutes. Finally, I reached the counter. The air was thick with anticipation and powdered sugar. I ordered the rum praline and the coconut praline, two flavors that sounded like they’d been kissed by a Caribbean breeze and blessed by a Bourbon Street bartender. And then… the taste. Let’s just say the rum praline whispered “party,” but forgot to RSVP. A faint boozy echo, like someone waved a bottle of Captain Morgan near it and called it a day. The coconut one? Texturally confused. Like a snowball trying to be a candy bar. Sweet, yes. Memorable? Only in the way a lukewarm handshake is. Now, my wife, bless her discerning taste buds, found them delightful. She described them as “comforting,” “classic,” and “exactly what I wanted.” Which, in our marriage, translates to: “You’re wrong, but I love you anyway.” So here we are. I’m the curmudgeon in the praline parade, the lone dissenter in a sea of sticky-fingered joy. Maybe I missed the magic. Maybe my Brooklyn-born palate was expecting a bit more bite, a bit more bravado. Or maybe, just maybe, Loretta’s is best enjoyed with a side of sentiment and a heart two shades sweeter than mine. Would I go back? Only if my wife insists. And she will. I’ll be the guy in line again, composing another review in my head while she hums with praline bliss beside me.

The food here is really good — fresh, tasty, and definitely has that authentic French bakery vibe. I’ve eaten here a couple of times, and everything I tried was great. The only issue is the wait. There’s usually just one cashier and one person bringing food out, so things move a little slow. Both times I went, there was a line to order and another wait to get the food. If they had a little more staff, this place would be an easy five stars. Still, the food makes it worth the wait!

The most delicious beignet ever! They were fresh and fluffy and melt away in your mouth. They’re a little pricey compared to other places but having tried it at three places, I’d say it is absolutely worth it.

The best thing we had all weekend in New Orleans was the chocolate filled beignets from Loretta’s. They are more expensive, but worth every cent!! So good we went twice.

Depends on what version of beignet you like. Good but overrated for me. Especially the crab. Need a do over fresh and warm to confirm completely

The BEST beignets in New Orleans, hands down. They're perfectly balanced in flavor and sweetness; and they're cooked to perfection -- a perfect balance of fluffy and crispy. Compared to Cafe du Monde and Cafe Beignet, the sizes are kinda small, but every bite you take is perfect. We came first thing in the morning, so there was no line; but we could see a crowd forming by the time we left. Service was quick and prompt -- we got our beignets fresh and they got them out to us in 5-8 min. I like the location in the French Market, because you can walk around and shop afterwards too. Highly recommend!

I follow Food Network TV personality Kardea Brown and she raved about Loretta's. There are 2 locations, one is a stall in the French Market (convenient for French Quarter visitors), the other is a cafe in Faubourg Marigny. I actually had to pass the rightfully famous and wildly popular Cafe du Monde to reach Loretta's, which I thought would be closed based on the hours posted on their website, but I was pleasantly surprised they were open. Now I've had Cafe du Monde's famous beignets and they are indeed delicious. Where Loretta's changes the beignet game is that they offer different varieties, both sweet and savory. Plus they have other baked goods and sweet treats. I ordered what Kardea ordered: the crab beignet and praline beignets. The crab beignet is an order of one for $8.50, pricey but very tasty. The praline beignets ($7+ for 3) were also good but very sweet, and the weight of the filling made the beignet less airy and light. I wonder how many hundreds of pounds of powdered sugar all the beignet places in New Orleans go through in a day. They had other things I would have liked to have tried (crawfish beignet, peanut butter and jelly beignet, different cookies), but New Orleans is a food town and you have to pace yourself! Worth a visit.

Quite a line at the French Market booth, but SO worth it. Loretta's was last on our NOLA beignets tour and we all agreed we wish it was first. After waiting maybe 30mins in line, we finally put in our order for stuffed beignets & some pralines. Another 20min wait once the order was in. We got the stuffed praline beignets and MAN were they delicious! Not overly sweet at all, but the flavors were perfect for an afternoon treat. They are a bit small, but stuffed to the brim. Definitely get multiple orders!

Everyone goes on and on and on about Cafe Du Monde's beignets (which are good, is a staple, and you should have as well), but Lorettas were the best beignets we had in New Orleans. They have different fillings which you can try but definitely do the praline filled. They are out of this world! In the french market so not a restaurant but very quick service. Don't miss this one.

I was looking for a beignet to try on my trip to New Orleans and a lot of sources said the praline beignet at Loretta's was the one to try. They were right. It was a nearly perfect combination of flavors and I loved every bite. Also, they were very reasonably priced. I'd recommend this place to everyone.

Loretta's is located in the french market, it's a very cute area. The beignets at Loretta's are the best I had! Service took a bit longer but only one girl was working. The other flavors of beignets looked delicious but they were mostly sold out or not serving (probably due to lack of staff). Overall it was delicious and I would highly recommend.

Delicious pralines! I was in town for Essence Fest and wanted to bring back some pralines. I actually was searching for another praline place and came here by mistake as the other place also begins with an l. I'm happy I made that mistake! I got an assortment of pralines and loved them all. It even came in a cute little box that would make it perfect as a gift. Highly recommend.

I always thought beignets came in only one choice, the sweet powered sugar version. Boy was I wrong.. Loretta's does make the original sweet classic beignets. But they also make a seafood beignet, a praline beignet, and a chicken beignet just to name a few. There's also assorted desserts that are all made in house. Loretta's is definitely worth trying out.

This was a food stall inside the French Market. I got the crab and praline beignets. They were pillowy and delectable!

I wasn't quite sure what to expect if a stuffed beignet. Initially had come for the crab beignet but ended up getting seafood. Literally just a beignet cut in half with fries seafood. All in all everything was good and would definitely go back.

Loretta's Authentic Pralines is a truly sweet taste of New Orleans that I've been a fan of for over 30 years and won't miss on any of my visits, it's a required stop :-) In the heart of the historic French Market in New Orleans, Louisiana, Loretta's Authentic Pralines has been delighting locals and tourists alike with its mouthwatering array of Southern treats since the early 1980's. Founded by Loretta Harrison, a self-taught confectioner, the modest stall has grown to become a beloved staple of the New Orleans sweets scene. Loretta's specializes in authentic, homemade pralines, a quintessential New Orleans confection made with sugar, cream, and pecans. In addition to their signature pralines, the stall offers an assortment of Southern-inspired treats, including sweet potato pies, cookies, and beignets. Each delectable creation is crafted with love and care, ensuring that every bite is a delight for the senses. Folks rave about the quality of the pralines, the friendly service, and the welcoming ambiance, making it a favorite among locals and tourists alike. My absolute favorite treat here is the praline filled beignets, they are INSANELY delicious and are a must try for the unfamiliar :-) Don't get me wrong, everything here is fresh, beignets are made-to-order, and is super delish. I bought some pralines to bring home and some for my sweetheart to bring to our friends in Memphis. I got a call thanking me and telling me what I already know, that they're amazing.  Bottom line: Whether you're strolling through the French Market or looking for a taste of New Orleans to take home, Loretta's Authentic Pralines is the perfect spot to satisfy your sweet cravings and experience the rich culinary heritage of the Big Easy. Highly recommended!!! Hours:  Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00  For more information on Loretta's Authentic Pralines, visit their website at: https://lorettaspralines.com or connect with them on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/Lorettas-Authentic-Pralines-180652219488893

Loretta's is BETTER than Cafe De Monde when it comes down to beignets. HANDS DOWN. If I could scream at the top of my lungs at everyone that lines up for cafe de monde to try the beignets at Loretta's instead without looking crazy I would. I found this spot in a Reddit post and I am so happy I did. You wouldn't really think their beignets could be so delightfully fluffy and perfectly made since there's not as many people lined up for their beignets compared to cafe de monde. But let me tell you, the beignets at cafe de monde are soooo much more dense compared to Loretta's. I got an order of praline beignets and I was worried they would be too sweet but honestly? I liked it better than the half cup of powdered sugar beignets are served elsewhere. My only regret is that I didn't try this place at the beginning of my trip! I would've tried more flavors. The person behind the register was nice but you can tell they get their fair share of tourists and there's a threshold for friendliness lol. Our order took about 10/15 mins. There's a few benches in the French market if you don't want to eat as you walk around. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Just stop your search for beignets. This is it. Loretta's. You don't need any other beignet when in New Orleans. Trust me, I did a self made beignet crawl and had the tummy ache to prove it. Out of all the rest, Loretta's is magical. Soft and pillowy on the inside, crispy and crunchy on the outside. Filled with CRAB? Just go, stop reading this review. I tried the praline and chocolate stuffed as well. All were the best beignets I've ever tried. Sometimes it's not about the size, Loretta's are the perfect amount of sweet or savory - whatever you're feeling. I got these and found a spot to sit and enjoy. The people working the counter were very friendly and if I'm ever in New Orleans again - this is the spot to go.

Line is long but moves pretty good. Everything is cooked fresh to order. The crab beignet was ahmazing, I would eat them every day. The regular beignets are the best in the city, trust me skip cafe duMonde and go here. There's no grease at all, just pure delicious perfection

Crab beignet did was the flavorful and savory. Beignet was flaky and enjoyable from start to finish. Did not really enjoy the sauce but it didn't need it due to the beignet being its on star. Praline beignet was also good! A little too sweet for me but was all in all an enjoyable snack. Would make this a stop anytime I'm in the Big Easy! Heads up the line gets long at the farmers market but that's just because it's a just try!

Im a huge fan of the food scene in New Orleans... so much so I travel there yearly just to eat. Surprisingly I've never eaten at Loretta's until today. The line was long so that was the first sign this was a good idea. We ordered the traditional beignets and the crab beignets. What a treat! The crab beignets were so delicious, they came with a side of sauce that enhanced the flavor but definitely wasn't needed. The real crab meat and the flaky dough was such a savory combination. The traditional beignets (in my opinion) are the best I've had in NOLA. They were soft, flaky, not too dense, and made to order. Highly recommend trying them the next time you're in town

Yummy sweets. Great service from the young ladies who were working. Can't wait to go back again.

Wow, these beignets! Located in the French Market, Loretta's should be bookmarked on your list to try! When we arrived there was maybe 3-4 folks in front of us and after ordering, it took maybe about 10 minutes for the food to come out. It's hard to compare these beignets to others because of their unique toppings and fillings. We tried the Praline Beignets and the Crab Beignets. Loved both!! The beignets themselves were so fresh and had a crisp exterior with a soft interior. Praline had a sticky sweetness to it that was unlike anything else we tried. The crab filling was so decadent, made-to order and although a bit pricey, was well worth it. Highly recommend!

I tried Loretta's crab beignets and praline beignets at FQF last year and let me just say, it was worth standing in the line for a very long time. The outer crust of the beignet was warm, flaky and scrumptious. The inside of the crab beignet was full of jumbo lunch crab in a creamy buttery sauce that melts in your mouth. The praline beignet was warm, sweet and sticky!

I have been to New Orleans several times and always had Beignets from Cafe Du Monde. However, during my last visit I had beignets from Loretta's. Babyeee! I have been missing out. By far, the best beignets I have had so far. And the praline-filled beignets are absolutely SCRUMPTIOUS!! That's the best way to described them. Granted the beignets are smaller and cost more than Cafe Du Monde, I now prefer Loretta's. They are so flaky and decadent. I will have to try to Chocolate and possibly the Crab Beignets next time and the food at their other location in the French Quarter. And how can I forget the pralines. The couple who ordered after me indicated they were very good as well. Expect a long line, but it's worth it. The young man at the counter was polite and the kitchen staff worked diligently to get the orders out. They also had good music playing as we waited.

Located at one of the stands at the French Market. We wanted to try a savory and a sweet one so we ordered the ones with praline filling and a crab one. They didn't have the crawfish one which would have been my first choice. Loved the dough on these crisp, but fluffy and not oily. They close at 5pm but last order that they took was 4:30pm so we made it right on time. We saw several come up at 4:31pm and sign said "no more beignets" so was happy we were able to get in our order. The savory one was different but had to give it a try. I wouldn't order it again but it wasn't bad just I would prefer a regular sweet one. The praline was good but super sweet which is what I expected. If I wasn't so full definitely would have ordered just a plain one with powdered sugar. It's a stand so order at the counter, while they make them fresh, grab a table and eat away without getting powdered sugar on you and all over the place.

Visit this spot to try the Crawfish Beignet, it's so savory and comes with a Cajun dipping sauce that pairs very nicely.

So delicious! Actually, went here twice in one day in the morning there wasn't a line but when I came back in the afternoon about an hour before they closed the line was long but and it took us only about 30 minutes maybe to get our stuff. so they worked pretty fast given that they didn't have much left because it was so close to closing These were very delicious beignets and I would say they're the best ones in Nola. I'll be dreaming of these beignets until I return. They were made fresh!

We came here after our booze cruise and loved everything about the beignets. The line was long so definitely expect a wait but it's so worth it. I ordered the praline beignets, which were such a warm and flaky pastry. The praline piece was like a warm nutty tasty in the middle of the beignet and it was everything. I couldn't get enough of the goodness that came with each bite. If I ever return to New Orleans, it'll be for these beignets. Such a treat.

I had the most fluffiest and sweet desserts I've ever tasted in a city known for their beignets. Loves the outdoor vibe of this spot as you can walk around and enjoy your time while you wait for the best treats ever. When I first bit into the praline beignets I had to pause for a second and take it in because it was the most decadent and tastiest dessert I've ever had. That title doesn't come lightly and I would recommend this place to anyone visiting New Orleans for the first time looking to try beignets. Still dreaming about them and can't wait to try them again.

These are the best beignets I have ever tasted. OMG! Melt in your mouth good. Love it! The only issue my hysband had was that they have the peanut butter and jelly beignets listed and never had it. We went back two days in a row to try and get it and their response was "we have peanut butter but no jelly" both times. I was like well do you need me to bring you some jelly?!?? Lol but the traditional beignets are worth it, so just get those.

Ordered fried chicken beignets and the praline beignets. The chicken was crispy and the sauce they served was very good. The praline beignets are so amazing. The beat beignets I've had in New Orleans. Definitely recommend trying Loretta's.

I tried the crab beignet, and it was so good. It is small, but it's a great treat. I haven't seen crab beignets anywhere else. If you are in the area of the French Market, you have to try it.

It's not a trip to NOLA without a stop at the French Market! I've had Cafe Du Monde and Cafe Beignet so far, and while both were delicious... another one recommended to us was Loretta's. After delightfully browsing the market, we found it, and based on what we heard, it was a surprise that there were only five people in line waiting. It was the last hour, so we were worried that maybe things were starting to run out. But my turn came up in a few minutes, and they had what I wanted -- the praline beignets. A few minutes after ordering, I saw them put up a sign that they were out of beignets. I just made it... no, we all just made it! My beignets took the longest, but my oh MY were they worth the wait. It's tough to find the words to describe that experience, but I will say this: they came out piping hot, covered in much powdered sugar... so much, that I started to feel guilty, haha. I shook some off. They were so soft and fluffy, and when I took my first bite... well I almost burned my mouth, but if I actually did it would've been totally worth it. The flavor burst was outstanding. It's been several years now, but it may have tasted better than CDM. I'd be very curious to try the savory beignets next time. Best believe I will return!

I've only tried the beignets here, but in my opinion they are too gooey and rich. We had trouble even finishing one because they were almost disgustingly sugary. I prefer the more light and airy beignets where you can really taste the dough. For me, the ones at Cafe du Monde in the park were much tastier.

The beignets here are something else! Praline filled are a must. Service is nice and quick.

I loved my praline filled beignets. They probably would have been even better if I had eaten them right away. I would definitely recommend giving them a try.

I've been to both Café du Monde and this place. If faced with a choice, hands down, Loretta's is where I would go for beignets. People say the beignets are too sweet. I have a sweet tooth and to me they're perfect. I would try their praline stuffed beignet. It's out of this world, amazingly good. Their menu also includes burger beignets and crab stuffed beignets. If we had more time, I would've returned to try them both. Loretta's is located in the French Quarter in the French Market. Get your souvenir shopping and your eat on at Loretta's under one roof in the French Market. Don't miss it!

You haven't had a beignet till you had Loretta's. Sheesh the pastry is so flaky yet buttery and melts in your mouth. I was never a fan if beignets until I have Loretta's at FQF. My favor are the crab beignet and the praline beignet. I have only been to the French Market location and they are quick during non peak hours.

Walked half an hour to the other location with the intention of getting the breakfast sandwich beignet and a crab stuffed beignet (as they had more variety) but it was closed for a couple weeks due to a festival. So I walked another 20 minutes to this location to find out that they didn't have praline or crab stuffed. To say I was disappointed is putting it mildly. I ordered the regular beignets. Out of the three (cafe du monde, cafe beignet, and this), this was my least favorite. They were smaller than all the others and denser. They were also very expensive compared to the others, like double the price. If the speciality ones aren't available, I say you should skip this.

If I had known about this place earlier on my trip, I would have come here every single day to get the praline beignets. They were so delicious. The dough was light and airy. It was so fresh and had the perfect amount of sweetness to them. I wish I got more be ajar they are very small, but we had to catch our flight so didn't have time to wait for another order. Also, I was to try the other beignet flavors!!!

So many people were saying that Loretta's is better than Cafe du Monde. While in NOLA, I had to try for myself. I ordered the crab and some traditional beignets. The crab beignet was delish. It was smaller than what I expected. It was a small pillow of with a crab filling. It was fulfilling. The regular beignets were just okay. In my opinion they rank second to Cafe du Monde. They definitely make up for it with the crab beignet. You have to go there to try the crab beignets, after that go to Cafe du Monde for the traditional.

Yum, yummy yum. I hit this place up on my first full day in NOLA. I had the crab beignet, the chocolate beignet and the pecan. Yummy is all I can say. This is the one in the open market. I will definitely hit up the restaurant next time. Go early here because the line gets long fast and they are a little late opening up .

The is found inside the French Market! The wait was a little long, so grab a table while u wait. Maybe like 30 mins? But trying these beignets are completely worth the wait. I personally like these more than Cafe De Monte and Cafe Beignet because they're a bit lighter and flaky, more like a pastry than a donut.

If you want some of the best Praline's on New Orleans you have to try Loretta's. My favorite praline is peanut butter and rum. The various flavors is one of the things that separates Loretta's praline from the others. The. Ext reason you need to try this place is the praline filled beignets are so good it is Sinful! I'm my photo you will also see a cup from Organic BANANA. The Pina Colada's with ice cream and the Flaming Monkey are two of the best. The Pina Colada's are made with ice cream which make them creamy and thick. The flaming monkey, is not for the weak. You will instantly taste the alcohol. Lol!

Honestly the BEST beignets I've had here. Yes, it does taste pretty oily, but these beignets had a crispy exterior with the perfect crunch. The gooey sweetness on the inside paired very well with the dough. It does not taste boring. Not going to lie, it was a bit too sweet for me though, so leaving a bit of the praline filling out was helpful in diluting it. We actually made 3 attempts in coming here. First time, the line was super long so we decided to come back later in the afternoon. Unfortunately, when we came back, they were running out of their goodies so they cut off the line earlier than their closing time. So, on the morning right before our flight, we decided to venture out to the French Market again. This time there was only one person ahead of us! Yay! BUT, the payment machine decided to break down. The previous person got to enjoy their food and paid with cash, but we had to wait 30 min before they fixed their ordering machine. They didn't want us to wait physically in line though, so they told us to just sit down and come back later.

I've heard so much about the praline beignet, I finally decided to stop and get some. The wait was at least 10 min, maybe 15 min, at least you know they're fresh. I also ordered a praline and small pecan pie to try, as the customer in front of me raved about the pralines. The beignet were good, pretty sweet filling, didn't need all of that powdered sugar. The praline was very sweet, a bite will satisfy you. The pecan pie was decent, I make a better pecan pie though. All in all, these items were fine, I probably won't be back because nothing knocked my socks off. I realize other people really love them, just too sweet for me.. This is located in the French Market, there are plenty of tables near by to eat at.

The single best bite of food I had in New Orleans! I say that even after waiting in line for 30 min. Ordered the crab beignets which were beyond flavorful. The beignets were fresh, hot and flaky. It's not as doughy as other places which I really enjoyed. I only wish they were bigger as they are pretty small with maybe 2 bites . I also order the praline beignets which were amazingly tasty especially for my sweet tooth. What I really like was that all food was hot and fresh! My advise would be prepare to wait in line, and double your order lol.

Located inside the French market district. This market has local retailers and small businesses selling everything from condiments, jewelry, art and all NOLA has to offer. We were able to find some condiments specific to Nawlins' as well as have some beignets cooked fresh to order. There was a small line and it moved along at a slow place. This might not be the place you want to visit if you are in a rush. We received our order of plain beignets which were fresh and hot and hit the spot just right. When I return I would like to come back and try the one that was stuff with pralines or the crab stuffed. Overall, it was good but a little pricey for three plain beignets. If you have the time to spare you should walk around and shop with some of the local merchants. This is a good place to get souvenirs and local

WHEN I TELL YOU THIS IS THE PLACE OF ALL PLACES FOR BEIGNETS!!! This place is absolutely fantastic! My friends and I pulled up here on Easter to get beignets before we left. The line was not too long at all, however, maybe 5 minutes later, the line got super long. I feel like the length of the line tells you all you need to know. Loretta's is in an outdoor shopping area, and there were little tables you could sit at. I ordered the original beignets and the praline beignets. I was a little skeptical of the praline beignets because I've only ever had plain. The wait was about 10 minutes before my name was called. They were so fresh! you could smell the freshness. They provided abundant napkins too. I immediately dipped into the plain beignets. Absolutely delicious. The whole thing was warm, flaky, and had a nice crisp to it. Once you bit into it, the inside was so soft and fluffy. Overall there was a light sweetness to it. I LOVED IT! Then I tried the Praline beignet. WHEN I TELL YOU 10/10. It was warm and flaky like the original but packed with the sweetness of the pralined pecans. It took the beignet to the next level. I was sooo impressed. I truly wish I would have gotten more because WOW! It is definitely sweet but in a good way. There is a nice smooth texture with the pralines added. Highly recommend. Get the praline beignets forsure. Next time I may try the crab beignet, but I love sweet compared to savory for a beignet.

We had to stop after all the social media posts. They didn't disappoint the service was 10/10. The food was amazing 10/10. If you are in NOLA this spot is a must.

All the locals told me to skip Cafe Du Monde and told me to go to Loretta's and it did not disappoint! Loretta's is located inside the French Market and I waited in line 10 minutes to order and 10 minutes for the yummy beignets. It was delicious and I did not have FOMO from not eating at Cafe Du Monde. Come to Loretta's!

Best freaking beignets ever!!!!!! Tried the traditional and crab ones which did not disappoint. There are two locations and they vary when they are open. I visited this location in the French Market which has a limited menu but will be going next time to the main restaurant to try other flavors. I would fly back to Nola just to eat beignets from here. Enough said go to Loretta's!

Came with my gf after we had beignets from cafe du monde and cafe beignet, wanting to try what some said was "the best beignets in LA". To my dismay, the register was broken and we had to wait 10-15 minutes even with no line, but the owner was friendly and recorded our places in line. I had the crab beignet as well as a praline beignet (not pictured). Boy, the texture of the beignet was phenomenal! Super flaky, crispy yet soft texture, and the crab filling was pretty incredible as well. It was sold in batches of one which is perfect since I can't eat too much. The sweet praline one was also amazing, but pretty sweet, so definitely needed some tuning down on the sweetness level for me. Both blew the other beignets I had in LA. Will have to stop by again for the other flavors for sure!