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Lychee & Sake sorbet Uptown! Yesterday

Don’t forget to vote for Creole Creamery as Best Ice Cream in New Orleans! July 30th deadline – pick up a Gambit or vote online. 1 week ago

For those of you wishing to avoid the long line at our Uptown location, may we suggest our Lakeview store? :-) 1 week ago

For those of you wishing to avoid the long line at our Uptown location, may we suggest our Lakeview store? :-) 1 week ago

For those of you wishing to avoid the long line at our Uptown location, may we suggest our Lakeview store? :-) 1 week ago

Corn & Beet uptown only! 2 weeks ago

Now Serving (as seen on TV) – Sweet Corn w/ Cracked Pepper & Raspberry Coulis; Beet Generation 2 weeks ago

Now serving: Persian Pistachio – Saffron ice cream w/ cardamom, pistachios, and chopped dates 2 weeks ago

2 awesome new flavors now being served: White Chocolate Pink Peppercorn; Bosc Pear & Balsamic Caramel 2 weeks ago

Gambit’s Best Of New Orleans poll ballots available. Grab a Gambit or go online. I know who I’m voting for! 2 weeks ago

If you missed our feature last night on Food Network, “Kid in a Candy Store” airs again tonight at 7:30 Central. 2 weeks ago

What Others Are Saying »

I Scream Fudge! Sundae

Ranked #3 on AOL Cityguide’s Top 11 Chocoholic Dishes in the U.S. (Read more)

Frommer’s Guide

New Orleans 2008: Locals were already justly fond of this local ice-cream parlor, where innovative flavors are made fresh every day, but when it reopened about 3 weeks after Katrina, ... (Read more)

Gambit Weekly

June 1, 2004: Creole Creamery, another 1950s-style ice cream parlor, opened in the historic McKenzie's Bakery space earlier this spring. It joins Vaqueros, La Crepe Nanou, Upperline and Kyoto in ... (Read more)

Offbeat Magazine

July 2004: At the Creole Creamery patrons pore over the freezer cases... There is, after all, a lot to consider in the extensive menu of ice cream and sorbet, including ... (Read more)

The Times-Picayune

May 11, 2004: "The Creole Creamery offers the kind of spoon/or-straw required indulgences that people ordering on dates during the Truman administration, ideally in places that look a lot like ... (Read more)

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