Beaucoup Juice

Hours of operation state Wed — Sat 11am to 5pm. Stopped at 2:50pm on a Wed and they were closed. No signage about being on vacation or that they’d be right back. Had never been but I’ll go elsewhere.

I’ve gone many times during their business hours and they aren’t open. Guess I’ll give up on this place! Too bad

Best Juice spot in New Orleans! I love coming here. The workers are always very friendly and the juices and coffees are delicious!

So this was my first time here and I was very pleased. The prices are really affordable and the are good sizes, I got a small (just in case I wasn’t pleased) and it was very hefty and I was very pleased. I got the strawberry lemonade and mmmm it was like taking an actual fresh strawberry lemonade drink and freezing it and eating it as a slushy. No artificial over there! They had so many different flavors to choose from so it was a little hard to make a decision. But I will be back soon to try another one of their delicious flavors. Oh and the bonus was the guy making the snow balls was very nice eye candy.

went here specifically for the acai bowl — this was the only place i could find in NOLA that served it. Ordered the Brain food bowl and when I got it the bananas were frozen and the acai blend was very runny. I ended up drinking the bowl halfway through eating it. The acai blend is suppose to be a ice cream like thickness — maybe a bit thinner but this was more like melted soft serve ice cream. Great place though. very friendly people and nice ambiance — they just need to work on their acai bowls. I’ll try them next time I’m back here.

I’m so late to the party but this was my first snoball of the season! I know, right?!
This is my suggestion. go to Beacoup between 11:30 and 2 on a Saturday when WWOZ’s programming is the Tiene Sabor (Latin Show) with Yolanda Estrada. Walk in off the steamy street to the Latin beats and order yourself a fresh mango snoball (a $ 3 small is all I need). It’ll take a second so chillax for a bit and check out the perfect imperfect map of New Orleans and other artwork as well as the creative menu (I’ll get you next time acai bowl!). The nice man behind the counter will give you your fresh soft fluffy mound of mango (make sure to tip!), and step back outside to enjoy Freret street with your portable AC.
This is the closest feeling I’ve had to being in Central America for a while, and it was lovely. My boyfriend, who is a smoothie junkie loves their fresh smoothies. We will definitely be back for a future Saturday!

Fantastic product! I love this place. It has fresh fruit in everything they produce. It’s a very refreshing alternative to all the unhealthy summertime treats you may have grown up on. The snoballs for instance. The make their with fresh fruit. They also have smoothies and fresh made juice. Definitely give this place a go. Especially if you’re throwing a party. Instead of pumping your kids up with high fructose corn syrup snoballs, let these people hook you up with delicious fresh fruit snowballs!

I’ve been looking everywhere for Acai bowls in New Orleans and this was one of the first places I’ve found that has them. I went around 1:30 PM and the place got more busy after awhile. The smoothies look really good and I’ll definitely have to try those. The décor inside is pretty neat too.
Overall, the acai bowl was good, but I wouldn’t rave about it. There definitely wasn’t enough granola and the toppings were frozen solid. The toppings of the acai bowl shouldn’t be frozen, at least that’s what I think from the great ones I’ve tried in California. So, I would say it was good, but not the best.

I can’t actually review the snowballs because they were not open, even though the signs said open, and it was during their posted business hours. We arrived at 1pm, and there was a smaller, handwritten sign in the window that said «back in 25 minutes» we waited… 45 minutes later we left. Super disappointed. Fresh juice sounded really refreshing, standing in the sun for 45 minutes was not.
Update:
I finally got to go when they were open and they said that they have had a really hard time staffing this place.
I finally tried their snowballs and man were they delicious. Fresh juice makes all the difference. Yum!!!

Ever since moving to NOLA from Philly I’ve been hearing about Snoballs and wanted to see how they compared to water ice. I’m not so into sugary things so Beaucoup Juice seemed like a godsend. This has been my experience with the place:
Attempt 1: I arrive at 6pm, since the posted hours online says they are open until 7pm. The store is closed with a sign saying they close at 5pm.
Attempt 2: Saturday ⁶⁄₆. I go and the place is open. But they don’t have any Snoball ice because they cleared it out of the store for a festival. Poor planning. The clerk is none too friendly either.
Attempt 3: Wed ⁶⁄₁₀. I arrive at 4:25pm. The door is locked. The worker comes to the door and says they are closed. I ask why. «Circumstances,» he says rudely, and then turns away.
So that’s it, Beaucoup Juice. I’m done. And to everyone else: please don’t support this store. They don’t care about their customers. I don’t think I’ve ever encountered a business that has made it so frustrating and difficult to give them money. Stop going here, people, until they shape up. Or try to go — you’ll likely end up finding a locked door anyway.
And to Dylan, the owner: shame on you all, for giving snoballs a bad name, and your terrible business practices. NOLA fail.

I stopped here with my family and got 4 kid size snowballs. They’re 2.50 a piece, so a little pricier than your average snowball. They make the juice from fresh local produce though, so you’re getting what you pay for,
We ordered a peach, strawberry, mango, and pineapple mint. The strawberry and the pineapple mint were definitely our favorites. These snowballs are very light and not too sweet, more like a juice slushy. The ice was a good consistency too. They would be really refreshing on a hot day. If you’re looking for a traditional syrupy snowball, you’ll have to look elsewhere, but they’re definitely a nice change to try.

Dylan and his staff supply the best fresh, organic, locally grown juiced fruits and vegetables in this city hands down!!! Stop in today for a fresh fruit snowball!

This is a nice option on Freret if you’re looking for fresh fruit and veggie juices, smoothies, and «snoballs.» I say «snoballs» because it’s really more of a slush topped with fresh fruit juice. A tasty, healthy treat, for sure, but not exactly the place to go if you’re craving a real New Orleans snoball.
The quality of the product really deserves more like 4-​stars, but I’m docking them for lackluster customer service and inconsistent hours. As in: I’ve lived a five minute walk away for 2 years and this is the first time they’ve been open when I’ve tried to visit.
Also: $ 5 minimum on cards. I’m telling you now because likely they won’t mention it upfront and there aren’t signs posted. So bring cash if you plan to spend less than that.

Time for a re-​review of this spot. While it still has all juice snoballs (current favorite is pineapple mint), they’ve expanded into smoothies and fancy juice mixes. As well as paninis (although I’ve never ordered one at the shop).
There is usually just one person working inside but they’ll tell you if they are running any specials… like satsuma juice. The prices are affordable considering the quality.
My only annoyance is that I really can’t tell if they are open from the street and they used to be less than consistent with their hours but that seems to be getting better.

I got a great pineapple mint snowball last time I went! My brother was feeling a little hungover so he stuck with the veggie juice, school of green (very refreshing). And my sister got a big easy and added kale! Friendly staff and great atmosphere. Awesome place and awesome taste

I used to come here all the time, but the last couple times I’ve tried to come here, even during the listed open hours, it’s been closed. I started going to other places but it’s a shame because I really liked this place

First time is went here was with my brother. I heard about it because I work down the street from it. The guy was working by himself. I can understand his struggle since I knew what it was like but I can be very patient my brother got the pineapple mint that’s the best snowball I’ve ever had and it gets better. It’s all natural! I was excited when I heard but I got the chocolate milk snowball. It was pretty good! Not going to lie my brother made me get it. I was feeling a little queasy about it but it was like a chocolate shake sort of. But not toooooo much sugar. MIT friend got a smoothie from there and it was pretty amazing!
I thought the place was decorated nicely also! I thought it was pretty creative! But overall I thought everything I tried was delicious and it’s natural!

Healthy, delicious, filling and sweet. Beau coup knows how to deliver a well crafted tasty juice. You can taste the freshness of the fruit in every sip and that hint of sweetness at the end keeps your sweet tooth craved.
Recently I bought my first juicer, but it might have to stay in the box with beau coup’s high quality product (and proximity to my house)!

I was looking for a New Orleans experience for my family. I was expecting more types of drinks due to the reviews. And the sno-​balls are not near as tasty as the sno-​balls we get in Central Louisiana.
It is not easy to find if you are unfamiliar with the area. This was not a consumer friendly business. I forgot my jacket, they repeatedly did not answer their phones or return messages. They left my jacket on the floor until someone else walk off with it.

Can we just discuss the Ginger Passionfruit Snowball? And while we discuss it can i just get a direct IV line of it?
Ridiculously good.
I appreciate that this place isn’t trying too hard, though I can see how the vibe is off putting. The owner made my Snowball and though $ 3 for a small cup a shaved ice is a bit much, the juices are fresh, the owner buys his ingredients local and it’s a far cry from many other establishments on Freret whose prices cry «gentrification» and call it «progress».
Minus one star because the employee put my change on the table instead of in my hand.

I went back and got a smoothie for my friend and a fresh pressed juice for myself. They have the most phenomenal selection of stuff here!!!
The juice I got was the REX. It had beets, spinach, garlic, ginger, and carrots. Sound wack? It kind of was. I would leave the garlic out. This definitely didn’t sound the best to me, but I got it because I haven’t eating enough vegetables lately and I wanted to quickly inject my body with superfoods. The worst thing about the juice was that it was lukewarm when they served it to me. I’m not sure how they could prevent that, but it was terrible lukewarm. I went home and refrigerated it and it was MUCH better chilled. What was really nice was that the guy made it a point to ask me how much ginger I would like in it — background flavor or spotlight? I thought that was very kind of him.
The wait is forever if there’s anyone in front of you in line and there’s only one guy working, which is understandable. I get why it takes longer to make fresh stuff. What’s sweet is that the guy working felt so bad for my 10 minute wait that he kept giving me samples of the drinks he was making. Which leads me to my next point:
GET A F*CKING SMOOTHIE!!!
Their smoothies are made with soymilk (dairy lovers, don’t even front) and are soooooooooooooo creamy and fresh and delicious. I tried the one I got my friend — the Mardi Gras Mambo — which has like mango peach guava soymilk and maybe greek yogurt? NO idea, but it was amazing. The only thing on my to-​do list for this week (OK not really, but I really really wish that were true) is to go back and get the smoothie they have that is made with blueberry.
Even though I didn’t like my juice that much, I loved the concept of it, and they offer a lot of other fresh juice, as well as the option for you to concoct your own out of what fruits and veggies they have, which is a lot. It’s healthy, it’s fresh, it’s delicious, and it’s not terribly expensive. The juices certainly cost less than they do in LA ;)
Bottom line: I’m a big, big fan.
Also, sometimes a beautiful boy works there. You’ll know.
LASTLY — CASH ONLY. SAD FACE. NEAREST ATM IS AT DAT DOG OR THE CONVENIENCE STORE DOWN TWO BLOCKS.

A healthy and refreshing alternative to an unhealthy NOLA treat. Beaucoup Juice offers a variety of snoballs, smoothies, and even sandwiches. All their treats are made with freshly squeezed juices, so you don’t have to worry about getting a major sugar rush. I came here with my sister one afternoon looking for a healthy treat. I ordered the pineapple mint snoball and she got the Mardi Gras Mango smoothie. We both enjoyed our yummy treats! The pineapple mint was so unique and refreshing. I love when places mix mint with other fruits!
If you’re looking for a traditional snoball, this is not the place for you! You can find a delicious, sugar-​filled snoball at Hansen’s if you’re looking for that.
Beaucoup Juice is very cute and small. I find it to be a sort of hipster/​retro place with its bright colors and art. I will definitely be back whenever I have a craving for snoballs.

I’m not a big connoseiur of snow balls because they’re usually too sugary for me. but since i’ve moved down the street, and it’s super hot out, i decided that i needed to try this place out.
I love that they use real fruit juice and your snowball is always served with a smile. This place is definitely a keeper.
I do wish that they were open later. I can’t find their current hours on their website, but I think it’s only 8 – 6 on weekdays… please call to double check.