On a recent trip to New Orleans I had to stop into this Walgreens to pick up some toiletries I had…read moreforgotten to pack. The store was clean and well organized. I had no trouble finding what I was looking for. The staff was friendly and got everyone through line as quickly as possible. If you're in the area and need a quick Walgreens stop this is a good place for that.

I've recently moved to the area and have only two prescriptions filled at this location with delay…read more Just not up to par for customer service.

This is a very small grocery store near the French Quarter. I needed to pick up toothpaste and…read morebrush. They also had hydrocortisone cream I needed. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I understand they also have good Vietnamese food.

I came in on Halloween night for some late night bites and was pleasantly surprised! The eggrolls…read moreand chicken nuggets were delicious and being made fresh.

The best po boys you'll ever have - seriously. Small unassuming market with an amazing deli in the…read moreback. You order your food on a touch screen and it comes out in less than 10 minutes. The employees clearly have great rapport with the regulars and its a testament to their place as a local staple. I'll be dreaming about the sandwiches.

The best meal of my New Orleans visit. Visited during a weekday afternoon. You can order with the…read morestaff at the counter or on a tablet depending on your payment type (cash/card/EBT). My food was hot n ready within 10 minutes. What I got: crawfish pie (10/5) -- $2.99 for this masterpiece. it is basically crawfish etouffee mixed with some rice stuffed into pie dough. savory, got a nice kick of heat, and love how pronounced the bell pepper flavor is shrimp po boy (10/5) -- everything is just so balanced and went down like nothing because it is so effortlessly addictive. Shrimp are seasoned and fried perfectly. came out to ~$10 and the 6" is HUGE, also easily customizable chicken sausage gumbo (5/5) -- literally feels/tastes like it is made with love. perfectly seasoned, hearty, savory, nice chunks of smoked sausage, good portion of rice It will be on my list to return to whenever I come to New Orleans.

great people must go support them they got everything u need fun party stuff my name is sam.m with…read morednd i work with business nationwide and they are the best

This is a fun off the beaten path place to experience. They do have a deli, although I didn't try…read more It's also a convenience store and they have just about every Mardi Gras masks and attire you will find in the French quarter. It seems to be a place locals frequent. I enjoyed just par oozing the aisles and the beautiful items. The gentleman at the counter was very welcoming. It is hot if you go upstairs to look at the Mardi Gras items. But worth it, enjoy!

Great small grocery store in the heart of the french quarter. Prices are a little more than say a…read moreKrogers but has a little of everything. Beer, wine, liquor, fresh fruit, small hot food counter. This is the place to go to stock up on food for your hotel room. Will double bag everything for you for safety. Several locations throughout the city. Come get your goodies.

So on the next to last day of my New Orleans summer trip-the wifey and I were taking a stroll down…read morethe French Quarter and I needed some relief from the sweltering heat. I ran across this cute little market called Rouses Market and I went in to grab some water. It's the cutest little market servicing the residential portion of the French Quarter and they have just about everything you would have in a typical bodega-style corner market. While looking for the water I ran across the famous Sno-Balls I kept hearing about in New Orleans and I had to grab one. The employees in the market were very friendly and showed me where I could grab my water as well and after paying for my two items I was on my way. Quick and easy. For those who haven't had a Sno-Ball in New Orleans-they are just wonderful and really do the trick to cool someone down when that heat and humidity team up to wear a person out. I really enjoyed it and wished I had found this market earlier in my trip as I'm sure I would've went to this great corner market more than once. Great little market.

I'm in the French Quater so often that I should live there and know every little place to grab a…read morelate bite, this place never does me wrong. The food is really good and the staff is great! They have delivery and Larry the delivery man/ manager is the best! I can't say enough good things about Larry, such a nice man. stop inn and check it out ya can't go wrong.

Friendly staff. The muffuletta just tasted like olive spread and bread. Hardly any meat.read more

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This Walgreens is one of several chain drugstores in the French Quarter/Canal Street area. It's…read morenot as large as the ones on Canal, but bigger than the CVS across the street. The pharmacist has always been very helpful, however as was recently announced, that service will soon end, as they're closing the pharmacy in June and moving customers' prescriptions to the 900 Canal (& Baronne) Street location. On recent visits I've noticed limited inventory in other departments, leading me to question the long-term plans for this once-thriving Walgreens store.

Nice little store in the warehouse district where there aren't a lot of other options. Food items,…read morealcohol, toiletries and such sundries. Small but mighty. Friendly clerk.

A very nice neighborhood market in the Warehouse District, perfect for grabbing a beer or wine and…read moresnacks to bring back to my hotel on a recent visit. There was a local college student working the counter, and he was the friendliest person and very helpful when seeking a local food recommendation. They have all sorts of wines, premade wraps and fruits, little toiletry and medical supplies, and a few other things that were good to grab when I visited. Loved the ease and convenience of this little market.

Sitting at the corner of Commerce and Lafayette, Mini Mart is your old school, local, city center…read moremart that serves as convenience for the many travelers staying in the immediate area. They offer all the standard items of convenience stores from snacks, drinks, lottery in addition to household basics, medicines and of course, souvenirs and NOLA specific goods. Pricing here is a bit high, but that is not surprising. They know they are in a prime location and when you come here, you are paying for convenience. The store needs some TLC conditionally, and a little bit more attention to cleanliness wouldn't hurt. Service was super friendly and welcoming, which was a redeeming quality for this location. Overall, solid 3.5, but the cashier really made our day. We wandered in for a soda and drink, and got what we were after, but if we needed more than that, we would probably go elsewhere due to price point. But again, this spot came in clutch when needed.

Best corner store in the city. You will love the guys that work there. Great spot for a quick pick…read moreme up.

Great corner store with a huge selection of items. Randomly, we needed a pair of sunglasses, a…read moretoothbrush and bottled water. They had it all. With options on the sunglasses and toothbrush! The guy behind the counter was super friendly and helpful, and pointed us in the right direction. Located across the street from Portocol, that's a great place to stop before you head to an event at the racetrack like jazz fest or a festival at City Park like voodoo.

Super kind staff & lots of the specific Budweiser product that I desire. And easy to access since…read morethere is plenty of street parking. Been shopping here for 15+ years!