If you’ve got a sweet tooth, then you’ve got to make your way over to this historic Italian ice cream parlor. They’ve been delighting locals and tourists for over a century, and after one bite you’ll see why. From cannolis to cappuccino, they do it all. Let’s check it out.

Located on North Carrollton, Angelo Brocato’s has been a landmark for desserts since 1905.
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While they may have changed locations over the years, one thing remains the same: their authentic family recipes that are passed down from generation to generation.
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When you step up to the counter, you’ll be overwhelmed with all the options. The shelves are filled with incredible sweet treats like cannoli, biscotti, pastries, and more.
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Go with a group and get a few different things so you can sample it all.
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Their cannolis are legendary. Everything about these Sicilian treats is homemade, from the shells to the ricotta cheese filling. They’re stuffed fresh to order so you get a nice, crispy cannoli every time.
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Their Italian ice cream is always a good idea. This custard-based frozen treat is made on-site and available in endless flavors which rotate in and out.
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Can’t decide on a flavor? Go with the Spumoni. This specialty Italian ice cream is a wedge of tutti frutti, lemon, and pistachio almond gelato and then topped with sweet almond whipped cream. I
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Angelo Brocato’s is open six days a week.
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Sunday—Thursday they’re open from 10 a.m. until 10 p.m. and Friday—Saturday from 10 a.m. until 10:30 p.m.

Address: 214 N Carrollton Avenue, New Orleans, LA, 70119

 

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