OMG!!!! Recently moved back to Lafayette after being away for 16 years!!!! Could not wait to go…read moreto Hebert's for the stuffed pork chops and chicken burgers!!!!!! SO SO happy. Our big extended family look forward to those chicken burgers!!!! Got the fresh filets and couldn't believe how delicious they were. Actually, not surprised just thrilled. You cannot go wrong going to Hebert's. Many of their items are offered fresh (not frozen) and frozen. I went home with fresh filets and stuffed pork chops! The frozen stuffed potatoes are delicious. You bake them frozen---no thawing! You can literally go there and come home with 3 weeks worth of dinner selections!!!!! Just go!

1. Cornished stuffed hen stuffed with shrimp rice, corn, and beans!…read more 2. Pork roast with gravy, corn, and beans! 3. Chicken cracklin! 4. Meat lies and boudin balls stuffed pepper jack cheese! #LambChopOnTheGeaux #hebertspecialtymeats #youngsvillela

One of my fav places to stop and get boudin balls and cracklins when I'm visiting home. It's by no…read moremeans healthy but who cares you only live once so you better enjoy it. Goes great a coke to chase that salty fried goodness

Boudin.... HORRIBLE!!!!! Try again Boudin is not just Rice. That is crazy we paid that much for…read moreBoudin and received rice. Years ago there was a campaign that "Where's the Beef?", we could use that same basic line and ask "Where's the meat?"

Gumbo chicken sausage, a bit salty Smoked sausage was to hot…read morefor me. Might have bought wrong one Grilled chicken salad was great Mushroom bacon cheeseburger is great

The food is awesome, but very pricy. $14.00 for Hambugersteak plate lunch and a large coke is…read moretooooo much.

I grew up in Lafayette and grew up eating heberts. I've moved to Chicago and decided to place an…read moreorder. I decided on the two day shipping which was around 16$ and then including the required dried ice was 18$. I spent around 120 on my entire order. I ordered 4 crawfish pies, stuffed chicken, sausages and boudin. I received my order and everything was PERFECT. It was well packaged and my items were completely frozen with no thawing. Super impressed and pleased. I'm excited to place future orders.

One great thing about Louisiana is that there are foods here you won't find anywhere else. Boudin…read more Cracklins and if you venture into Hebert's, stuffed boneless chickens. What's a boneless stuffed chicken? Well. Just that. It's a deboned chicken that is stuff with a variety of dressings which could be based with alligator, rice, crawfish, shrimp, or cornbread just to name a few from memory. These chickens are absolutely wonderful to cook and delicious to eat. You basically put it into a pan, bake for an hour or so (check each one for the time and temp) and then boom, dinner for 4. I have friends and relatives back home in Chicago who have me bring these up frozen on a regular basis (and by the dozen I might add). If you want the best stuffed chickens on the planet, Hebert's is your stop. Enjoy!

I wanted to bring to your attention an experience I had during my most recent visit to Nunu's in…read moreYoungsville. When I came into the store earlier, I could clearly hear employees in the back arguing with one another. The situation was loud enough to be heard from the shopping area, and I found it to be very unprofessional and quite disturbing while I was trying to shop. As a customer, I expect a certain level of professionalism and respect, especially from a local grocery store that prides itself on serving the community. Hearing employees raise their voices and argue openly gives a negative impression and makes the environment uncomfortable for shoppers. Because of this experience, I have decided to take my business elsewhere. I recently shopped at Rouses and found the staff there to be noticeably more professional, courteous, and friendly. The cashiers were polite, and the overall atmosphere was welcoming and pleasant -- exactly what customers hope to find in their local grocery store. I am thoroughly disappointed with the experience I had at Nunu's in Youngsville, and based on this incident, I am unlikely to return. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and addresses the behavior of the staff to ensure other customers don't encounter the same issue.

My favorite everything store whenever I'm in the bayou! Great service, friendly people, and…read morewonderful food and groceries.(at all locations) If you want to get the Cajun Experience, highly recommend stopping by NuNu's

Great place for a Louisiana Boudin and cracklins fix. COTB Recommends. RV Camper friendly spot. I…read moreuse them to ship. $ min order apply. Chilli dogs are classic. Plate lunch are okay. Best are the Louisiana red beans and sausage

The experience here has always been pleasant. I enjoy the service and the cracklins…read more Nice store with affordable prices on some items; however, the frozen crawfish boudin balls were way too expensive for 6 balls, like $17. There is fresh produce and a lot of liquor for the alkies LOL!!! This a fav place to visit for cracklin when in the area.

We've been coming to this mom and pop shop for over decade! We moved to San Antonio 2 years ago and…read moreeven that haven't stopped us from stopping by before leaving back to SA. Their quality of meat and price you can't beat! We love their rib eyes, boudin and crackling.

I went to rouses market for the very first time. They have a wide range of selections on groceries…read more Everything looked fresh especially the bakery area. I found Everything I was looking for. It seemed every employee that I walked pass either said hello or flashed a smile. I passed up the shopping carts and the employees were willing to show me where they were located one guy was in the food court telling me which shopping cart to get. Im really impressed by how nice everyone was. Even when I left the shopping cart attendant said have a wonderful day and be blessed. The ambiance was friendly and peaceful. The store was extremely clean. I drove in from Alexandria la to come here. The prices were very reasonable.

I used to work there, and let me say: that place is not what it seems…read more Two of the managers I knew were cool, but also pretty lazy. Honestly, a lot of the managers were lazy and rude. They didn't care about many things employees did. For example, I could wear almost anything I wanted as long as it didn't have a logo on it. Most of the employees I worked with at the time were really fun to work with, though. The deli was gross. What I would recommend is: DO NOT trust the deli department. The bakery was fun to be around. They knew how to have a good time while still being professional. One of the employees I knew unfortunately got fired not too long ago, and it honestly wasn't her fault. From what I saw and heard, produce was probably one of the easier departments to work in. If people didn't know something, they usually just asked questions and learned. However, one of the melon bar ladies was very two-faced. She would act nice while talking to you, but the moment you walked away she would immediately start talking badly about you behind your back. The produce manager was similar too. Instead of coming up and telling employees directly when something was done wrong, he would sometimes make other produce clerks do it for him. I heard about that happening multiple times. The store director was very old-fashioned. If something happened and a customer reported it to a manager or customer service, he wouldn't listen to different people's sides of the story to figure out what actually happened. Instead, he would immediately find the employee he thought was "at fault" and make them apologize, even if they weren't wrong. He also didn't take accountability. While I was working there, he once sent an employee home and later found out that the employee wasn't even in the wrong. He called him back and apologized for sending him home, but not for how he was treated. I saw everything that day, so I walked up to the employee and asked what happened. I heard multiple stories from coworkers and customers all saying the customer was rude and started yelling first. But did the store director try to figure out what really happened? No. He immediately blamed the employee instead of looking into the situation. Also, the store director is very money-hungry. At the time I worked there, he wouldn't let us work over 40 hours unless he personally approved it and he only cared about getting his bonus. I didn't mind working, but it became difficult when things were happening in my family and I wasn't getting paid for the hours I felt I should've been getting. I wanted part-time work, but before I knew it, I was working 8+ hour days just under the 40-hour mark. There really is no part-time unless you're a student or in college. I definitely won't be working there again. It seems nice at first, but once you realize what's really going on, you want to leave as soon as possible. For customers, it's a great store -- but not for the employees. With that said, Rouses, please hire better people.