I remember my family patronizing Tompkins Pharmacy in the 50's from medicine to gifts to school…read moresupplies to candy and ice cream. If I move back to St. James Parish, It will most definitely be my pharmacy of choice.

This pharmacy is awesome! It's like you go back 50 years when you step inside! They make their own…read morefudge and different candies, too! But, apparently what they are most well known for is their homemade vanilla extract and almond extract! We bought a little of everything and it was all AMAZING! very friendly employees and pharmacists to boot!

This pharmacy is absolutely worthless.. Do not waste your time here, they do not care about you or…read moreanyone else. Refuse to check messages, slow, lazy, just do not waste your time..

They seem to get alot of bad reviews always very professional and great service, skip the drive…read morethru it's always faster to just go in

They are so friendly and helpful here. Brooke always goes the extra mile to get me the best prices…read moreshe can on my scripts. They always have the best prices and fastest service around. Even though I live in Denham I use them because they will mail my scripts to me for free and in some areas they offer same day delivery. Hands down they are the GREATEST pharmacy around!!

I actually went in the store to buy a pair of reading glasses as my office is in walking distance…read more They were so friendly and helpful, I decided to switch from a chain pharmacy to Prescriptions to Geaux. I had actually forgotten how nice it is to call and speak with a person. The other day, a young gentlemen came to my office with a prescription that was ready for my daughter without me even requesting delivery. Super impressed and love to support a local business.

I mean...a very cool spot with lots and lots of history as shared by the man behind the counter…read more There didn't seem to be a whole lot to buy, but there were some delicious Italian ice and ice cream options. We ended up choosing a terracino, which was a wedge of roasted almond ice cream. We learned more history about the ice cream company, and then headed down the street to check out the original ice cream HQ down the street which is now a French patisserie!

Bonnie who runs the shop could not be nicer. We need places like this. It's an old fashioned soda…read moreshop and pharmacy. The building is up for sale and I hope whoever buys it keeps the fountain running. It's a piece of history.

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.

This little place has been around for over 100 years. The owner Charlton Bajon Jr, PD was awesome…read more This drug store is like stepping back in time. Personal, informative, and just good old fashioned FRIENDLY. Recommend stopping in even if you don't need medicine but just want to talk to someone. The owners uncle Paul Cire Bajon has been working in the store since he was 7 years old and he was 97 when we dropped in. ...and he was sitting behind the counter. Charlton Bajon is quite a historian and can tell you stories of the area. This drug store needs to be LISTED AS A STATE OF LOUISIANA HISTORICAL SITE.

Went in to get a couple of items and we needed to go to the bathroom as well. No public bathroom…read morefor customers. That sucked but what are you supposed to do? It sucked.

How lucky were we that this place is open 24 hours!…read more An airport mishap caused our bags to go missing and probably won't make it to our hotel until the next day... maybe two... so we stopped by to score basic needs - mostly toiletries. Staff was friendly - even during odd hours of the night - "You have no toiletries?" (Clearly she knew we were tourists.) We explained the whole missing bags thing to clear that up. They had everything we needed - clothes included - because who knows how long before our bags get delivered! Prices were reasonable - none of the tourists rates some places charge. What made it better is that it was only a couple of blocks away from our hotel. We returned a couple more times during the week for more basic stuff - mostly snacks, water and other rehydrating drinks. What I mostly appreciated is how conveniently located it is. In the situation we were in, we were grateful for it being where it is!

I'm glad we have this Walgreens near home. It is super convenient being able to just grab something…read morewe forgot to buy and don't have to cross the bridge just for a gallon of milk. The pharmacy service is really good, this is a good spot if you need to buy a quick present or if you forgot to buy the drinks for your friend's dinner. Another interesting thing is that for some reason most of the cashiers are usually smiling and nice, some are even willing to make small talk (if you want to)... I'm just saying this because it's a warm feeling when a cashier treats you as a person lol This is the kind of place that you are not thankful for until you don't have one around! We love you Walgreens Port Allen, you make our lives easier!

Business trips aren't all nice hotels and fine dining. I do it enough that the airports, hotels,…read moreand restaurants start to look the same and my reviews meld into one another. Of course when you're in Baton Rouge, there's a memorable meal around a lot of corners if you choose well. Then there's the "I forgot to pack" syndrome which for me has included various toiletries, stationary, and charging cords. In these situations, the nearest chain drug store (Walgreens, CVS, etc.) is the best bet to restock. This one is on the way to the Plant, is easily accessible off the road, and has what you'd expect for a Walgreens. Nothing more nothing less. .I stopped in last week, they had what I needed, and I was soon on my way as it should be.

This CVS is in the middle of it all. Located in the heart of Decatur St. Clean, A/C is cold, and…read moreplenty of last minute items needed for your trip. They took coupons so that was great. The girl helping us at checkout was lovely. Thanks for an easy option for quick shopping.

This is a cool and convenient location in the French Quarter. The decor has that Nola flair. It has…read moremany items stocked for sale. I noticed there is a pretty large selection of Nola souvenirs also. They have about three self checkout stations.