Great customer service. I got the Miami Vice loaded tea it was super sweet but was very good. The…read moreambiance was nice.

My favorite place to get my teas! They are quick, friendly very happy with the Great service! And…read moreGood quality! Thank You!

One of my biggest battles with food (since I have been battling cancer )these days : it doesn't…read moretaste good. It is too salty, or too sweet, or too spicy hot. So this morning I sent the old hippy on a new adventure to get me something..... Smoothie King. I had never tried them, figured it was too hipster for me. But it had everything I wanted. Cold and wet to soothe the burning feeling in my throat from the over seasoned fried chicken last night. Fruit and yogurt blended to get my protein, that helps to get my blood working properly. No added sugars to keep the blood sugar lowered. And something for energy since I can't do caffeine anymore. Omg I took the first tentative sip and was hooked. I have been searching for this for months if not years. And my appetite was like give me more. If you have a restrictive diet like I have. This may just be the solution for you also.

Smoothies were perfect. great consistency the service of this location is immaculate. They're very…read morefast and very friendly and knowledgeable.

I absolutely love the farmers market! Between the fresh fruits, vegetables and unique finds for the…read moreweek. It's always a fun experience. The farmers are friendly and give great insight on what's seasonal. I frequent here often and always spread the word.

I've been to a few of these Crescent City Farmers Markets. This one, Tuesday mornings near where…read moreBroadway hits the river, was by far the largest. At some of the smaller ones, there aren't really many vegetables, but here there was at least a decent selection, as well as many specialty prepared food items. Despite the fact that there was good variety, I must admit I did buy things from vendors I knew from the other markets; the pricey vegan Thai place that was once at the Ochsner market, the veggi co-op whose flavored tofu I've usually bought at Mid-City, and the cheap vegetable tamales I get from the Warehouse District location. If I'd have known the selection was going to be good, I would have bought less food over the weekend. Still, having them all in one place was nice. The location is easy enough to drive to but not terribly close to the streetcar. There wasn't really a ton of places to sit down and eat the Thai salad I bought, so I ended up leaving with it. The vegetable selection still wasn't perfect (notably, no peppers; the hot pepper vendor I see downtown wasn't at this one). And obviously, Tuesday morning is not a good time for a lot of people. But if I can find the time, I'd come back.

My favorite juice bar--organic, high quality, and exquisite taste. made with love for lovers of…read moregood taste,

Welcoming, informative staff. It's a grab and go for fresh juices, smoothies, coffee, small food…read moremenu and wellness supplements.

I would rate this a one-star, but how can you hate a farmer's market? I only rate it low because…read moreit consisted of 2-3 tables which was basically a bake sale. I was really hoping for some seafood, but was out of luck. They also do friday night concerts in the summer at the farmer's market.

My friends and I planned an outing today at the Westwego Farmers Market. Just arrived and the…read moreplace was Closed! So disappointing!

An amazing small market in the heart of the Uptown neighborhood. It's a mainstay in this part of…read morethe city and folks have shopped here for many years. The variety of local and housemate product is simply amazing. Most of it looks delicious and they carry a wide variety of food. From coffee to prepared food, to bottled and even ice cream the local presence fits New Orleans perfectly. It was immediately decided that this would be tomorrows dinner spot! The aisles are great to perused and search for unique things. I wish I could take a shopping cart home with me, but, alas merely a pipedream. There's plenty of parking lot area, in front and across the street.

This store manages to have most of what I'm looking for. The staff is courteous without exception…read more The smaller size and early opening time make it remarkably convenient. Small grocery store with a big voice!

Is it possible to have nostalgia for a damn grocery store? One that's owned by the evil Amazon…read moreempire at that, but it is what it is and here I am, updating my review for this Whole Foods over 13 years after my first one. I appreciate the wine and delicacies (née cheese) section as well as the fridge section here to Mid-City. I much prefer the parking in Mid-City to Uptown and that's a big deal, as in, even if I'm in the area and need to stop at WF for produce, oat milk, wine and nostalgia, I'll more often than not talk myself out of it because I hate that parking garage that much. The last time I stopped in, I had taralli on the brain and knew that I wouldn't likely find that at most Rouses, no less the far more conveniently-located food co-op that's in my neighborhood. And of course I found a decent variety, as well as a bunch of other goodies my regular Mid-City location does not have. Back to the parking lot. It's bad enough, people. At the very least, bring your cart back inside so that the next person doesn't have to move it before parking, which blocks the entire area and annoys the other cars waiting to park. You know this happens. Don't be that person.

This Whole Foods is much smaller than most with a bit less selection and sadly they removed the…read moregreat BBQ space at the meat counter. This Whole Foods has a very unique location and this reused space does give it some nice unique qualities. This location used to be far better than the Metairie location in many ways but it seems the location in Metairie has started to surpass this location in many ways. They still have a good mix of local, organic, and non-GMO produce. They also offer lots of high carb and high sugar baked goods that most "vegetarians" and "vegans" seem to thrive on. Sadly the formerly excellent selection of cookies no longer exists and they now pale in comparison to what they used to offer. I do look forward to one day meeting a "real" vegetarian or vegan that actually eats veggies instead of most of the ones I know who basically live off desserts and muffins :) Parking is usually a painful experience here and it is DEFINITELY better to go in off hours as people act crazy about parking here. After Katrina I lived next to the Whole Foods flagship location in Austin so this is certainly a much less dynamic store but it usually serves its purpose. Ever since Amazon took over Whole Foods it simply just isn't as good as it used to be in many ways but you are able to get more deals, discounts and coupons. This is still the most unique Whole Foods I've seen anywhere but I miss the vibe it had before Katrina and Amazon. One last review of ONE Star for all the LAZY people that leave their carts strewn all over the place in the parking lot! If your going to eat healthy maybe take a few extra seconds of exercise to put your cart back and OUT of my way you rude, pathetic excuses for civilized creatures. It is the utmost in poor manners and you are probably the same douche bags that zoom in and cut people off to steal the parking space that someone else was patiently waiting for.

I got a nice, quick california chicken sandwich. It's a convenient meal if you're looking for…read moresomething cheap and fast.

You gotta come to fresh market on Thursdays for the $5 bistro meals!!! (Beware they do sell out of…read moresome items.) They also have a hot plate meal where you can get a rotisserie chicken, two sides, and 6 rolls - feed 4-6 people. (Perfect amount for 3 people sized family in my opinion.). Depends on the portion sizes your family eats. Either way, great last minute meal ideas after a long day of work. Or for your lunch break! The workers are all really polite here, but the checkout line is not fast so make sure to get a basket or cart to make waiting in line easier. It is always clean in here, and they always have lots of fresh produce. Plus a convenient parking lot.

This has always been my 'go to' specialty market in NOLA…read more The vibe is good, creative offerings and just a very pleasant, upscale place to shop. The staff, especially at checkout, always seem to be friendly and upbeat, which is nice. The pre-prepared foods, snacks, drink choices, bakery and deli are typically better than most, sometimes better than the larger Whole Foods on Magazine St. here. And, they have an amazing floral section at the back entrance. There's a convenient parking lot that wraps around the back and downtown side of the building, but the spaces can be tight, especially with a SUV size vehicle. This time I grabbed some coffee, bread, brownies, and wine. Unfortunately, I found many of the aisles and sections not stocked very well. The bakery section had very little product as did several other places. Just empty bins and shelves. Hmmmm? It is the beginning of Mardi Gras season so plenty of King Cake and specialty vodka. Nonetheless, I do like this store. Fun fact- this used to be the Bultman Funeral Home, in a classic building on the corner of St. Charles and Louisiana Streets. Yes, indeed, a mortuary as well.