New and improved store. Had the best deli meat in town, and they have a very fresh veg department,…read morevery friendly cashiers

Absolutely the cleanest grocery store around. Everything is neat and well organized. Good sales and…read morevery nice meat department. Staff is friendly. Deli is awesome.

Clean, friendly, local grocery store. Fresh meat, sushi, and a beautiful produce department.read more

Brookshire's itself is a very nice store. Well-kept, clean, a bit expensive but is good for…read moregrabbing a few items if you're in town. Lillian today was super nice and helpful when I needed help scanning some melatonin gummies when the tag was bent. The Deli's hot bar food is also really good. I often grab a fish plate during lunch and it is amazing. They also have really good mashed potato's and Mac and cheese. However, some of the attitudes (that seem to be pretty common amongst West Monroe) are less to be desired. I'm not perfect at customer service myself, but was upset when the pharmacy threw my prescription in front of me after I had asked for the correct one. They had also snapped that I need to "give them a second" and seemed pretty annoyed with me overall.

Really nice cashiers. Very professional wearing smiles. They clerks are very knowledgeable about…read morethe merchandise in the store! I was very pleased today!

The only reason why I'm doing a review on this place, is for the following reasons:…read more 1. I live in Jackson, Mississippi and its hard to get certain cajun/creole seasonings and flavors, without paying astronomical shipping cost. 2. Monroe is only about an hour and 15 minutes away from Jackson So this saves me from driving all the way to Nawlins or Hammond to get some good cooking ingredients. Thanks Monroe and Super 1

If you haven't visited Randall's Seafood since he took over Cpt Avery's you're missing the boat!!…read more My husband had already been there for crawfish (only place we buy them) but I wanted a tour. We decided to try the frozen soft shell crab to take home and make poboys. Honestly my expectations were low. Boy was i surprised! We picked up Cartozzos poboy bread from Macs Grocery and I'm here to tell you, NOLA got nothing on us! They were amazing. Not that expensive either. We also picked up some dressed rabbit and I smothered it in gravy. I admit I was disappointed it came from China so i probably won't buy it again, but truthfully, it was delicious. Oh, and the crab stuffed mushrooms...delish! Randall's is always friendly, helpful and courteous. They have a super variety of fresh seafood and we highly recommend you pay them a visit. I promise you will find something you like. It's so nice to have a local market that truly appreciates your business!

Let me start off by saying I LOVE chicken cracklings. Being from Mississippi, we don't really have…read morespots that sell them fresh like Louisiana does. So whenever I'm passing through, stopping at Billy's Boudin & Cracklin or Randall's Cajun Foods is a must for me. I went to Randall's today. About 5 months ago, I stopped in and the cracklings had clearly been sitting for a while, they were tough. I explained my concern and even offered to pay extra just to have a fresh batch cooked. After going back and forth, they finally made them fresh, and they were exactly what I wanted. Fast forward to today, I called ahead and specifically asked for fresh cracklings. The young man on the phone said okay, no problem. I walk in 5 minutes later and there's already a bag waiting. I asked where they came from and she told me they were cooked that morning. That was an immediate no for me. If I'm spending $21 for a pound, I don't want tough, sitting all day cracklings. Go ahead and put those back. I ended up trying the boudin balls, big mistake. You could tell they had been sitting too. At that point, I didn't even have the energy to go back and forth or ask for a manager. Honestly, it should be a given. This picture is pepper jack boudin ball. Look how dry it is . Needless to say, I won't be back.

I was relieved to have found this place in LA!While I don't always make Asian food, it's nice to…read moreknow I can get the items here. Extra stars for their cute pup!

This super small Asian market is great if you're trying to cook something up with more unique…read moreingredients that you can't really find at a local generic grocer. But it does lack a whole lot of my fave items that you find in bigger cities since frankly, we're talking about Monroe here. Also, the selection is a bit overpriced/inflated, but that's because they don't have much local competition lol (prob likely bc they need to import or ship the items to them tbh). But still, if you need something to whip up a specific Asian dish or just want to try something new, this ain't a shabby place to stop by! They also offer random snacks and seasonal items too, so stop in if you're curious. There are more than enough parking spots in the gravel right up front on Desiard St, you can't miss it.

It was amazing we love Walmart it always has good employees and always a positive experience except…read morefor when I see pets

Nice change from the regular walmart. Check out lanes actually open.read more

Gene Cox's Grocery & Meats has been in business for over 50 years, which is a great, boast-worthy…read moreaccomplishment! Cox's is a small, family-run, grocery store with the best meat market in town. Despite the many large grocery store competitors around town, the locals remain loyal to Cox's because of their Southern hospitality and quality products. From the moment you walk in to check-out, the staff are eager to help and answer any questions. On our first visit, we felt very welcomed as we took our time to browse the store. Hot foods are available most of the day, breakfast biscuit sandwiches in the morning and then typical lunch food fare(fried chicken/fish, meat pies, boudin, boudin balls, sausage links) for the rest of the day. We were surprised to find fresh, homemade cracklins for $16.99/lb. A majority of the hearty bite-sized pieces had a good meat:skin proportion. The cracklins had a nice crunch and seasoning, but not too spicy. (Most natives are used to the spicy seasoned cracklins from south La). There is an extensive selection of packaged specialty meats and foods (seasoned pork chops/pork tenderloin/chicken/ribs, stuffed chicken, certified Angus beef, smoked beef patties, twice-baked potatoes) and it was hard to select a few choices because everything looked deliciously mouthwatering! We grabbed a few of them to cook up at home- duck wrapped in bacon and chicken stuffed with crawfish dressing. Catering options are available too, just let them know in advance. The rest of the store is similar to what you would find in the typical convenient store with snacks and beverages, including some local brews. With the Mardi Gras season upon us, Abita Mardi Gras Bock is in stock too! I saw a small display of various jerky flavors and local jarred goodies like fruit, jams, and seasonings. Remember to visit Gene Cox's Grocery & Meats the next time you can't decide what to make for lunch/dinner. You'll be sure to find great food here should you need a little snack or a meal. The carnivore in you will surely be screaming to buy all the specialty meats. And as a rule of thumb, eat and shop local!

Located inside a gas station on corner of Arkansas rd. Being in the gas station is the biggest…read moreneagative in my opinion. Small meat selection in case as well.