I'm a sucker for good corner store food. This place is the best. I was looking for food at 5am one…read moremorning and stopped here. They're located next to L&D seafood on the corner of N Foster and Choctaw. I had been seeing a sign that said kitchen open 24hrs for a while so I asked for grits, eggs, and cheese. The owner BigD asked if I wanted meat. I said no since most corner stores don't offer any non-pork breakfast items which I explained. This man told me there was turkey sausage, fried chicken, or fish I could add . That just made my day. I went back later for some crawfish boudin. They have that and liver, turkey wings, potato logs, fries, breakfast, lunch, dinner plus the normal stuff...snacks, drinks, alcohol, tobacco, knick knacks, coffee and more. It's a staple in the neighborhood and almost always busy. There's no public restrooms that I could see. They do sell gas as well.

We randomly decided to come here after being in BR for the day. This place is super cute and has…read moreeverything you need Korean! I initially assumed it would just have snacks and drinks, but there's all hot food and skincare and makeup. The workers are really nice & are willing to help you if you have any questions. I'll def be back to add more pictures & pickup some more makeup items! They have TirTir foundations in stock :)

The cutest date spot for you and your special someone, Seoul Stop is like a mini Korean convenience…read morestore that carries milk teas, snacks, freshly made kimbaps, and a DIY ramen station. It is the perfect way to virtually travel to SK and as a former world traveler, I was blown away by how authentic this place was. From the kimbap expertly wrapped in triangle-shaped plastic to the adorable photo booth that offers visitors a chance to take silly photos with props and special effects, Seoul Stop reminded me so much of my time in Korea. The tuna kimbap was spicy and rich while the bulgogi kimbap featured sweet and savory beef enveloped in soft pillowy rice. We also enjoyed the wide variety of Korean snacks, with our favorites being the BBQ drumstick chips and the chocolate Pepero. The green onion popcorn was also surprisingly addictive and turned out to be the perfect movie-watching snack. Seoul Stop also has a few fresh dessert items like red bean buns, ice creams, and assorted cake slices. There's also quite a few pantry staples like gochujang and kimchi plus lots and lots of ramen! 10/10 If you're in BR looking for a unique experience, I highly recommend Seoul Stop. Service was super friendly and I'll definitely be back to stock up on more snacks!

man.... i can here 2use ur bathroom n guess wut.. no toilet laler ! in eithr stalls.. 2make it…read moreworse... each stall has not 1.. not 3.... not 4.. not 5... but 2 TWO toilet paper holder.. dat means no1 has checked da bathroom prolly since last week ! .. its hard 4me 2 believe dat 2ppl went there... 1 in each stall... took a dookie soooOOo nasty dat they EACH used up TWO WHOLE rolls of Toilet paper ! C'mon man... so i jus went pee pee n thank God they have hand soap n automatic hand paper towels... mayb i should stood there 4 10mins 2get enuff paper towels 2take care of bizniz ... but im NOT an animal like dat.... so pls Racetrac.... clean ur bathrooms n maintain em ... lots of ppl depend on dat kinda stuff ... now i have 2go find some bushes 2hide bhind n do it 3rd world style ... dis aint no joke .... its a matter of life or death son ! ya feel me son ! ... u can do me like dat B .. u got me out here scopin 4some bushes ... ya feel me G ?! im a grown as man.. i cant b hidin in no bushes jus 2 pop a deuce... dis aint rite ya'll ... ... b4 i left.. i got 2 12fl oz redbulls... cuz i kno once some1s sees me bhind da bushes n screams n points at me im gonna have 2 have some wiiiiiings n bounce like a mofo .... i wrote a POEM bout my xperience... lets call it JUICY POOPY Yeah, this yelp review is dedicated to all the people that told me I'd never amount to nothin', to all the people that lived above the buildings that I was sh*ttin' in front of that called the police on me when I was just tryin' to make some poop in da bushes, and all the *playas* in the struggle, you know what I'm sayin'? Uh-ha, it's all good baby bay-bee, uh good thing dis was all a dream i used to pee n poop in da toilet scene here i am now behind da bushes like a krack fiend keep dis between us ya'll Yo .. Racetrac yo betta keep toilet paypa in all ya'll stall dats all i have time 4, some1 reported me ... now i have 2 runnnnnn frm da po-po

Anyone who lives in this part of the parish knows about this hidden gem. The Blue Store opened up…read moredown the street in the old Dominoes location just to get some of their business. But seriously, spicy fried chicken and western style fries any time of the friggin day or night. The chicken is actually pretty damn good. I believe Seth Rogen said one of his favorites of New Orleans was Brother's chicken. No joke. I live within spitting distance of this place and come here often not just to gas up but to get a 3 piece chicken tender with fries for ~$6 or a 3 piece mix with fries for about the same price. If you go in here almost any time of day or night, there's a small line. On Sundays after church let's out you'll see people walking out of there with 25 piece boxes. And it's non-stop. They also have kabob's, meat pies and other good stuff. If they're out of something, they'll make it up fresh for you. Plus it's a fully stocked mini-mart and liquor store. You can get your fill on junk food, beer, liquor, smokes and everything bad for you all in one small place. The family that owns this place is from El Salvador so they stock a lot of chips and snacks from their native country. I buy all of it as I love to try new things. They have a cooler with Mexican cokes right next to the case of Mad Dog 2020's. They have soda for 99 cents any size, icee's, and a walk in cooler for beer. Not being from here, a colleague explained to me that the local gas station almost everywhere in Louisiana always has good food. It's a place where people would go to congregate and get the local gossip and news, before the internet and even mobile phones, it makes sense. Even after the advent of modern conveniences of you reading this review on your phone in the car, going to a gas station to get food is what we do here. Other places may be not so, but here, some of the best food are in the least likely of places like a gas station, read some of my other reviews of other gas stations of similar faire. So if you're in the area and you want some good fried chicken and you can't get into the tiny parking lot at Blue Store, and you're tried of Popeye's, or it's late at night and you don't want to go to Louies or Waffle House, you've just gotten out of the bar and you've got the munchies come here, you won't be let down.

Best Gas Station Fried Chicken in town, crispy and juicy with the right amount of spice!read more

Quick stop to fill up the gas tank, clean location, super friendly and attentive staff and clean…read morerestrooms. The place smelled amazing! They make candy at the store so it smelled like heaven on earth!

I didn't even know this gas station and convenience store was here, even though I drive by almost…read moreeveryday. But it was clean, all the pumps worked, The credit card sweepers worked. The prices were competitive. I may have finally found a gas station in BR that I like abs will use

The best crayfish in Baton Rouge. Good size good taste great prices. They are my go to store for…read morecrawfish

Best little neighbor continence store! Crawfish are reasonably priced, flavorful and big!read more

I Ordered the Chicken Shawarma Pita. Definitely not the same flavors I remember. This time…read morearound just no flavor whatsoever, just bland. Thank God for the hot sauce packet that came with my order. Portion size is nothing to write home about. Smaller than what it use to be. $6.99

I have such fond memories of visiting this place, especially when my daughter lived just across the…read morestreet. My go-to has always been the Gyro chicken sandwiches; they really hold a special place in my heart. We would sometimes mix it up with the Gyro roll, enjoying the combination of flavors. I remember the old man who used to work there, tending to the lamb on the rotisserie--it was such a delicious sight. It brought me so much joy! While tastes may change over time, and not everyone might appreciate the same things I do, I still cherish the experience of getting my sandwiches there. They're truly good sandwiches, and I love going back.