Best Spots To Get Frozen Drinks In New Orleans
The Big Easy is the ultimate summer destination for frozen drinks because of it's sweltering heat, unique "open container" laws, and highly accessible refreshments in various locations across the city.
Frozen drinks aren't just a guilty pleasure—it is a way of life in New Orleans. Whether you're looking for a classic lime flavor or a mix of sweet strawberry and mango, this city will have something for you. Here is a list of where to find the best frozen drinks in New Orleans from daiquiris to Frozen Irish Coffee.
Daiquiris
Big Easy Daiquiris
Several Locations
Throughout the city, you'll most likely see a tourist carrying around a daiquiri in a large fleur-de-lis bottle from Big Easy Daiquiris. Well, this New Orleans' favorite daiquiri bar has over four locations and over 15 frozen flavor selections throughout the French Quarter. Hurricane and Piña Colada, each crafted with 151 rum, are by far a fan-favorite daiquiri at all locations. Other popular flavors are 190 Antifreeze, Strawberry, Margarita, Appletini, Peach Bellini, and Mango.
If you want to add an extra shot, the bartenders are more than happy to do so. Aside from their diverse menu, they also serve hot, made-to-order pizza for those looking to fuel up before exploring the streets of the Big Easy. They operate several locations with varying times, including 216 Bourbon St., 501 Bourbon St., 409 Decatur St., and 617 Decatur St.
Beachbum Berry's Latitude 29
321 N. Peters St., (504) 609-3811
Those looking to be transported to a Hawaiian Tiki Bar this summer should visit Beachbum Berry's Latitude 29 on 321 N. Peters St. Historian Jeff "Beachbum" Berry has been dedicated to creating exotic drinks since 2014, with over 365 recipes, and continues to create more brilliant concoctions. Berry also launched Total Tiki Online, an online reference for mixed drinks that you can make yourself.
While the bar may not explicitly say "daiquiri" on their menu, many of Berry's drinks are local staples in New Orleans. Popular drinks include the Zombie and the Pandan Painkiller, and other drinks include the Navy Grog, Mai Tai, Outcast of the Islands, Kea Colada, Latitude 29, and more!
The Organic Banana
1100 N. Peters St., (504) 587-7903
Located in the French Market on 1100 N. Peters St., the Organic Banana strives for real fruit profiles without an overwhelming wave of sugar, hand-crafted with local ingredients.
Their specialty daiquiris are Piña Colada, Almond Freeze, and Flaming Monkey, and their popular rum daiquiris, made with Old New Orleans White Rum, are Mango, Strawberry, Tropical, Peach, Banana, and Mango Rum Punch.
Frosé
Willa Jean Bakery & Restaurant
611 O'Keefe Ave., (504) 509-7334
Willa Jean is a cherished bakery and restaurant in the heart of New Orleans known for its comforting Southern cuisine that prides itself in using local ingredients.
Serving a wide range of breakfast and brunch options, Willa Jean also serves the exceptional Willa Jean Frosé on their Seasonal Frozen menu, a refreshing necessity in the Louisiana heat.
The Delachaise
3442 St. Charles Ave., (504) 895-0858
The Delachaise, located on 3442 St. Charles Ave., is a neighborhood wine bar & bistro that serves over 350 wines. Throughout the summer, their frosé can be paired with a number of their customer favorites including the Thai moules frites, steak bruschetta, lamb burger, or salmon johnnycakes.
From Friday through Sunday during 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., their frosé is served for a special happy hour price.
Wrong Iron On The Greenway
3532 Toulouse St., (504) 302-1503
If you want to relax on a patio with a glass of frosé in your hand, then the Wrong Iron On The Greenway is the perfect location for you.
This bar, located on 3532 Toulouse St., serves over 50 beers on tap, wine, cocktails, and great food from the grill. Enjoy their popular Strawberry Frosé as you take in the beautiful scenery of the nearby Lafitte Greenway.
Frozen Espresso Martinis
Mahony's Po-Boys & Seafood
3454 Magazine St., (504) 766-6697
At Mahony's Po-Boys & Seafood, located on 3454 Magazine St., their menu is a love letter to the classic New Orleans' palate that brings joy, balance, and fulfillment to everyone who visits.
Mainly known for their famous po-boys, their signature Mahony's Frozen Espresso Martini is another fan-favorite, made with vodka, demerara, dark roast, and local cold brew.
Chartres House
540 Chartres St., (504) 586-8383
Loved by visitors and locals alike, Chartres House is a French Quarter landmark that serves classics in a historic building.
During their happy hour from Thursday through Friday from 3 p.m. to 6 p.m., you can purchase their famous Frozen Espresso Martini to enjoy.
Dovetail Bar
201 N. Rampart St., (504) 345-2949
Located on 201 N. Rampart St., Dovetail Bar is a craft cocktail and coffee venue that is located on the periphery of the French Quarter. Originally constructed as a showroom and workshop for Alsatian furniture maker J.P. Schaeffer, this bar unites two traditions: crafting expert cocktails and offering guests an experience where history, design, and hospitality meet.
While they do not serve a Frozen Espresso Martini, their Cold Brew Espresso Martini is a fan favorite at this location.
Frozen Irish Coffees
The Vintage
3121 Magazine St., (504) 324-7144
At The Vintage, frozen Irish coffee has become a beloved local staple that balances the city's drinking culture and its sweltering heat. This restaurant, on 3121 Magazine St., serves up a mean frozen Irish coffee on their Coffee Cocktails Menu, along with their other signature drinks including the Espresso Martini, Carajillo, Irish Coffee, White Russian, and Bitter Goodmorning.
Aside from their beverages, The Vintage carefully selects coffee from the best growing regions in coordination with programs that support local farmers and cooperatives promoting fair trade and living wages. This restaurant is a good fit for you if you're looking for a cool drink and supporting sustainable causes.
Molly's At The Market
1107 Decatur St, (504) 525-5169
For over 50 years, Molly's at the Market has been the preferred hangout for a variety of locals and tourists. Every year, Molly's sponsors a St. Patrick Day Parade, a Charity Poker Crawl, and a Halloween Party.
This family-run business is known all over the world for their signature drinks, especially their Frozen Irish Coffee. If you want to spice up your coffee, you can add an extra "fun" shot of Cookie Dough Whiskey, Butterscotch Moonshine, Hoodoo Espresso Vodka, and more!
Erin Rose
811 Conti St., (504) 522-3573
Sitting about a half-block away from Bourbon Street, Erin Rose remains a safe haven for all patrons. From excellent Bloody Marys made with their secret recipe to a few classic Louisiana brews, this bar will certainly have something for you. However, their Frozen Irish Coffee is the fan-favorite.
During their "Wake Up And Live!" Special, you can start your day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. with a Frozen Irish Coffee or their other specialty drinks.
