Great store for all your needs and the best service you can ask for. If you need help the employees…read morewill go out of their way to make your shopping experience pleasant.

Nice little store with a lot of things. Great location when you are at Holly Beach! Will…read moredefinitely go back. Very nice employees

I think the slogan is "if they don't have it, you don't need it"…read more It's pretty much 100% true! If you stay on the Bolivar Peninsula you are going to end up here! It's the perfect place for the location! Love it!

Bathrooms are detached and are nasty beach bathrooms but they serve their purpose!…read more Lots of choices and plenty of checkers but there are tons of people during the season! Off-season is never a problem for quality service. Check out their sales and specials; otherwise you are paying tourist prices for your goods! Pizza is pretty good in the front of the store!!

I live in Bridge City and go here often. It's like a HEB pantry store. Small but they have…read moreeverything I need. Nice clean store with friendly people working there. Great produce area. Great meat too. There meal deals are great!!

I also live in Sulphur, LA and we make frequent trips to the Orange HEB Store…read more We make it a "destination trip." We got tired of going to Sulphur/Lake Charles to find items we couldn't get AND THEN have to drive back on one of the "BROKE" bridges. We like the choices of items and especially look for the small company items. They taste better. We like the stores, choice of items, friendly people/cashiers and the "Old Time" store atmosphere.

The ladies at the grill are always friendly and care about the food. Its always hot and cooked when…read moreordered. Check tips for hours and plan accordingly.

The service, the people are the best of southern hospitality! Absolutely friendly and personable!…read more I ordered a cheeseburger and it was perfect. My brother got a chili dog. He goes here every week. It was my first time and I now know why he is a repeat customer. This is a little spot with a few tables. Just perfect for picking up simple groceries, gas,and a bite to eat. Did I mention how friendly the ladies at the register were? Wow. Amazed at their spunk and kindness.

Bait, ammo, boudin & burgers. Doze tree are all ya need, mais... der are udder 'dings too... love…read morethe cheezburgrs n' the boudin...like a pig love corn. Dat is awl.

Clean place with adequate stock. Veggies and fruit looked good, but higher than a bigger town…read more Wine is cheaper than a big town. Whole aisle of authentic Hispanic food. Nice people. Bakery and deli, I saw a sign saying they made custom cakes.

I love market basket. I'm really glad that the only grocery store in Winnie takes Apple Pay. It's…read morebeen very helpful for me and this store always has what I need. The cashiers are very nice :)

Outside parking lot is BAD! Cigarette butts and trash all over in the parking lot. Inside of the…read morestore is clean and well stocked.

Clean store, polite and friendly staff, nice baked goods department. very convenientread more

Ordering a pizza from the deli is absolutely impossible with the children working there, constantly…read morebeing distracted by male coworkers holding up the line having a useless conversation. Its extremely rude and disrespectful to paying customers, the food there is delicious but when asking for any extras on your food its impossible to get what you pay for. They never add the correct amount of extra pepperoni to my pizza, I ask/request for extra for a reason. On another note, the garlic cheese bread is almost always burnt to the point where it is inedible, who wants to pay almost $6 for something that taste stale and has the texture of cardboard. There is so much potential that is being wasted, and the customers are having to suffer. Absolutely ridiculous, do better.

Yeah buddy my Geaux to store inn mamou great prices on certain items great people organized grocery…read morestore

I've been gone from the area for a number of years actually more than a few decades so the first…read moretime I saw a Rouse Market here I was just as impressed as I was when they turned the narrow two lane Highway 378 into the massive expressway it is today, for years there were two places to buy groceries in MB there was Market Basket and Sonny's (closed decades ago) which was directly across the street from the now ailing Market Basket who's smoked boudin is legendary and may be one of the few reasons the faithful still trade there - yes it's great there are now choices and even better that there is now competition. Now let me give credit where credits due - Rouses Market is a level above anything in town well at least in Moss Bluff being everyone here still has a Lake Charles address. Oh yea there Walmart Market Place with its parking lot filled 24/7 and then there's Amazon the store that will eventually crush them all as soon as the old touchy feely generation goes to the promise land, but until that time you have to experience a Rouses Market its Louisiana through and through. I mean tell me where you can match the line up I observed today e.g. fried chicken seasoned with crawfish boil seasoning, fresh turtle meat, fresh Louisiana crawfish tails, roux, jars of gumbo, étouffée, shrimp with their head still on and a fricking "king cake" oh yea I could go on and on and on but you get the picture or you just don't care because you stopped in for a loaf of French bread and a Yoo-hoo. I came here looking for something to throw on the grill and found it, the butcher cut me four one inch and a quarter thick ribeyes that any carnivore would crawl through three miles of cypress swamp just to light the grill their cooked on - no seriously these were some serious steaks. But wait one of the things I love about Rouses is that they use "locally sourced" everything when it's available and the quality meets their high standards. If some of this sounds familiar it should for some of you - it's exactly what was said when Market Basket was being built decades ago...

Rouses either needs a new IT department in Lake Charles(Nelson) or a totally new computer checkout…read moresystem. My husband and I are in our 70s. We had about $200 of groceries and the one behind us has about $100 maybe more. After unloading onto the belt we were all told "only cash" by the poor cashiers that had that "deer in the headlights" look. This is the second time my husband had this happen in the last few months. Something has to be done or yall lose clientele. Right now we are heading back out but to KROGERS!