Rating: 8/10 This…read morestore is located off of Canal Street and is easy to find. The offerings are plenty and they also have metaphysical items as well. I ended up buying a few herbs (approx $5 each) and incense. I really liked this store, I do wish they had more apothecary items. They do have lots of herbal products and a smoke shop too.

Good vibes at the herb/spiritual shop. Great place to pop in on a hot summer day. And the herbal…read morebeverages really lifted my spirits for a ride around town!!

The Whole Foods in Metairie continues to be a great asset for the community. Very clean and bright…read moreand big selection of quality items. Love the two large pizza deal, delicious and gourmet pizza for a very reasonable price.

Careful what you get from here. My husband just got a sandwich and found 2 black HAIRS in it. Of…read morecourse they gave him a refund and an apology, but now he gets nothing for lunch. Shouldn't that warrant something else too? Gift card for something else to eat? Anything? Sad when you can't even trust Whole Foods. I guess they're too busy building a ballroom to care about making their workers wear a hairnet- although I thought that was required.

The service of Hiblisscus Herb Company was great and the owner was very knowledgeable about all of…read morethe products. The Green Dragon drink that is exclusive house recipe, is very good and helps to keep me healthy, especially during this time.

I'm such a fan of their herbs and spices! They have everything! Plus the customer service is sooo…read morenice!

I visited here on a Friday afternoon. Building is easy to locate. Once inside I was pleasantly…read moresurprised. It is absolutely beautiful. Spacious, clean, and luxurious. The lady that helped me was very knowledgeable on the different products offered for different conditions. I went with the fibroid fighter tea. I can't wait to try.

I really wanted this tea to work of me. I got the Eye Magic with hopes it would help with issues…read moreI'm having with my eyes. I purchased 2 jars when they were on sale. Anyways, after finishing one jar and starting on the next jar I began to itch, in particular my neck area. The only thing I did differently was drinking the tea. So, I stopped the tea and wouldn't you know it, no more itching. A family friend said to be careful, although the tea is made from herbs, it may affect each person differently. That's exactly what happened to me. As other reviews, the shipping took a long time but the jars are packed to the max.

A few years ago, my Beloved offered me a birthday present of anything sold at Chef City, and being…read morea man of action, I immediately chose an 80-quart boiling pot with a basket and lid. I was ready to cook Louisiana-style But the only places in San Diego where I could buy live crawfish and blue crabs in bulk were local Asian markets, which I tried, but I found that they generally carry tiny, hard-shelled crawfish and what in other places are referred to as "soup" crabs, ones so small that they add good flavor to stocks, but don't provide much of a meal. Then I called Louisiana's Best Seafood. This distributor, like many in the New Orleans area, has relationships with local shrimpers, crabbers and crawfish suppliers. What distinguishes Louisiana's Best Seafood is their willingness to work with long-distance customers on selection (not all shellfish are created equal, in size or "fullness"), price and the logistics of delivering dozens of pounds of perishable seafood. My "guy" at Louisiana's Best Seafood is Val Sevin, an old-school New Orleans gentleman and raconteur who will advise you, arrange a fair price with you, and ensure your seafood reaches you in the best possible condition. Need a sack of crawfish, some big, sweet shrimp or a few dozen live blue crabs? Let Louisiana's Best Seafood send you the best the Gulf Coast has to offer, overnight, for pickup at the Southwest Cargo Terminal at Lindbergh Field. There's just one thing they can't help with: you'll need a really big pot.

I ordered 2 dozen soft shell crabs from Louisiana's Best Seafood and as an afterthought added a…read moregallon of oysters. The crabs are very nice and fresh however the volume of the oysters was not acceptable, about 1/3 full at best. I texted them and spoke to John. John said to text a picture and he would discuss it with his manager. I did that and emailed John but the email address on the website doesn't work. I then emailed using the address on FaceBook and got no response. I posted on their FB page but they removed my post. The oysters are supplied to them by Genevieve's and the volume does not compare with the volume that I received from Terry's in Sulphur Springs.

OMG, how did this place not already have their own business listing on Yelp? For shame! Though I am…read morehappy to get a chance to be the first to review Vintage Garden Kitchen on Yelp, because this is an absolute *gem* of a business, and everyone in the world needs to know about it. Yesterday afternoon, I saw a tweet reminding people to place orders before 4pm, because today (Wednesday) is the day they deliver - yes, that's right, deliver! - their jars of amazingly delicious, healthy, vegetarian-friendly, locally sourced, and [insert list of superlatives and synonyms for the word awesome] soup. Straight from their garden, via the kitchen, to your door. Thanks to the reminder on Twitter, I placed my order online yesterday afternoon for four pints of soup: Fiery Shiitake Mushroom and Barley; Moroccan Chickpea Stew; Rustic Vegetable Bean; and Vegan Lentils and Greens. Each pint comes in a re-usable mason jar, and when you collect six of those, you get a free pint of soup with your next order! Brilliant: it's savvy (saves the business money), and green, and convenient. There's so much win here that I'm having a hard time putting it into words. Long story sort: The Vintage Garden Kitchen is an Arc Enterprises Company, meaning that not only do they provide amazing food (AND DELIVER IT TO YOUR DOOR!), but also, in doing so they provide employment for adults with developmental disabilities. (They're one of the businesses run by the nonprofit Arc of Greater New Orleans.) I've seen the garden where they grow all the food that is used to make these amazing soups, and it blows my mind that food this fresh, this nutritious, and this beautifully convenient is available in New Orleans. But wait, it gets better: their food is shockingly affordable. A half pint of, say, Moroccan Chickpea Stew feeds 2 people, and costs $4.99. The minimum order for delivery is $15, so for four pints I paid about $22.00, and it was delivered the very next day. How. Awesome. Is. That. Seriously. They deliver every Wednesday between 10am and 2pm, and orders must be placed before 4pm on Tuesday to ensure delivery. They deliver to 70001, 70005, 70115, 70118, 70119 (yay!), 70124, and 70125. Again, the minimum order for delivery is $15 (so, approximately three pints, or two quarts, blah blah math and stuff). They take credit cards, it's easy to place an order online, and you can also order in two other ways. Either pre-order for pick-up (and you can come get your soups between 8am and 4pm M-F), or if you don't want to pre-order, you can simply stop by during business hours. Walk-ins are welcome, too! So...yeah. Amazing, amazing, amazing. I'm so glad the Vintage Garden Kitchen exists. I highly recommend you give them a try. Then you, too, can write your very own rave review of this freaking awesome local business. Well done, Vintage Garden Kitchen. Well done. And THANKS!

I love the Vintage Garden - the fact that they are an Arc Enterprises Company, meaning they provide…read moreemployment for adults with developmental disabilities. (They're one of the businesses run by the nonprofit Arc of Greater New Orleans.) They deliver every Wednesday between 10am and 2pm, and orders must be placed before 4pm on Tuesday to ensure delivery. They deliver to 70001, 70005, 70115, 70118, 70119, 70124, and 70125. Again, the minimum order for delivery is $15 (so, approximately three pints, or two quarts). They take credit cards, it's easy to place an order online, and you can also order in two other ways. Either pre-order for pick-up (and you can come get your soups between 8am and 4pm M-F), or if you don't want to pre-order, you can simply stop by during business hours. Walk-ins are welcome, too! Bring back your mason jars (I think if you bring 10 back you get a pint free) & bring your leftover grocery/walmart/target/etc bags to help them out as well. SO MANY great soups!!! Some of my favorite are the Yellow Split Pea soup, Mushroom and Asparagus, Moroccan Chickpea Stew; Rustic Vegetable Bean, Roasted Buternut Squash, Chicken & Andouille Gumbo, Sweet Roasted Pepper & Carrot, Veggie Tortilla Soup, Smothered Chicken with Rice & Greens - SO MANY GREAT SOUPS!!!! The location is a little out of the way, on Labarre south of Airline Highway across the railroad tracks, but definetly worth the trip!!!!

Had a totally mediocre, rather small cobb salad. They charged me $16.87. Enough said.read more

This place is at best mediocre. It is typical hotel-fare. There is no reason to dine here unless…read moreyou are stuck in the Lakeway Center. Marriott guests should take a short cab or walk into Fat City and hit up Drago's or Crazy Johnnie's. The service is sub-par and who knew it would be so difficult to place a to-go order - most of the time they get it wrong anyway.

Aldi has quickly become one of my favorite places to shop. No frills just get what you need and go…read more I especially love the specialty items since there's always something new each week. I'm there at least twice a week. The Kenner location used to be my favorite until they removed the self check out.

Red Thai with Shrimp and jasmine rice & Green Thai with…read moretofu and rice. Both were delicious This was our first time here. Service was great. It's Thanksgiving weekend, so it wasn't busy 4 pm, but it's a nice family comfortable place. We will be back.

Our favorite Thai spot in New Orleans!! We are regulars here and the food and staff are always…read moregreat!