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Bittersweet Confections

on Warehouse, with 6 more shops within a short walk

Bakery and cafe known for custom cakes and cupcakes and a three-time Best King Cake winner; serves breakfast, lunch, coffee and desserts on the Magazine gallery block.

Address725 Magazine St, Suite AWalking directions →

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TodayHours not posted; call ahead
Warehouse District
Bittersweet Confections, on Warehouse

Hours

Hours not posted; call ahead

Checked November 2026. Holiday hours can differ.

On the map

Near Ogden Museum of Southern Art (6 min walk) and The National WWII Museum (6 min walk).

Good to know

Parking
The National WWII Museum's garage at 1024 Magazine St charges $8 for the first hour, $15 for 1–3 hours and $20 for 3–7 hours; Premium Parking and SP+ surface lots sit at Camp St & Andrew Higgins Dr and St. Joseph & Magazine. By transit, ride the St. Charles streetcar from Canal to the Julia St stop (before Lee Circle).
Warehouse shops
Galleries mostly open Tuesday–Saturday 10am–5pm, with a few open Monday or Sunday; the WWII Museum is open daily 9am–5pm and the Ogden daily 10am–5pm.
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Before you go

What are Bittersweet Confections's hours?

Bittersweet Confections is usually open Hours not posted; call ahead. Hours can change on holidays, so check the shop's site before a special trip.

Where is Bittersweet Confections?

Bittersweet Confections is at 725 Magazine St, Suite A in Warehouse District, New Orleans. It's near Ogden Museum of Southern Art (6 min walk).

Where can I park near Bittersweet Confections?

The closest option for Warehouse District is The National WWII Museum's garage at 1024 Magazine St charges $8 for the first hour, $15 for 1–3 hours and $20 for 3–7 hours; Premium Parking and SP+ surface lots sit at Camp St & Andrew Higgins Dr and St. Joseph & Magazine. By transit, ride the St. Charles streetcar from Canal to the Julia St stop (before Lee Circle).. Most of the district is also an easy walk from RTA.

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