excellent market. However, I did ask the manager to see if he could get kefalotyri, a Greek cheese,…read morebut never got a response.

Have been shopping at this store a long time....since it first opened. It had always been…read morepleasurable to shop there. But for last 2-3y there's been a decline much to my dismay. It is 85% the young employee. As a customer it seems they resent having to answer a customer's question, or request for help. Comes across as they are not there to help or even consider you, rather that they are special "cool" because they work there. Particularly the produce section, where their job to check or replace items is far more important than any measly customer. Their big cart is parked for their convenience, no matter a customer can't get to needed vegetables. Also in dairy I asked a worker what was the price on yougart since shelf price label was missing. Reply? " I don't eat yougart so I don't know". Also one has to wonder if the choice of music is for customers or employees. Other notes: employees chatting on personal calls constantly or worse 3+ more gathered in an aisle talking about morning meeting/ mgr. There's more, but said observations have caused me to spend last time / $ there & go to a.store with better trained, courteous employees & mgr that does their job. I work hard for my dollar & will spend it where it is appreciated even if it sometimes means a bit less section. Its action that hits WF in the wallet until they make needed changes.

I am a huge fan of Rouses Market and this is overall a fine location…read more The overall ambiance is pleasant and tge service was friendly. It has a lot of local food and of course, being in Louisiana, they have a good selection of cajun items.

I always go to the Rouses on 190 in Mandeville next to…read more527 Restaurant by Causeway bridge the store itself is ok but the ladies room is disgustingly bad, the fixture, floor, doors everything is so dirty and old and worn, it really made me want to leave

A really lovely, large supermarket with a little bit of everything. While the store is large, it's…read morepretty easy to find anything that you need. I was really happy to stumble upon these cute dog treats. The staff here was friendly and I had a good experience.

My friend and I went to this store today and wasn't treated very nicely. We were ignored until we…read moresaid something to the bakery. The king cake tasting was not welcoming or helpful. We weren't able to taste all the flavors they have. The gentlemen that assisted us went to get a plain king cake for us to try and that was it. We bought a Dr. Pepper king cake and is absolutely nasty. We are very unhappy with the service and flavor of this king cake.

I've come to the pharmacy here for almost 10 years. Over the last year something has changed and it…read morehas become worse than Taco Bell on what's in the bag. On too many occasions they have shorted my prescription without even mentioning it. You get home and open it and find out then it's too late for them to fix it. Do yourself a favor and go elsewhere. Mandeville Pharmacy is just around the corner.

Friendly staff. Manager is very quick to respond to surveys and make the proper changes for…read morecustomer satisfaction. Love going to this Walmart where the employees actually work and care about their job.

I popped into Winn Dixie on the 4th of July to grab a couple of items for a pool party I was going…read moreto. Outside, an employee was grilling up bbq ribs for the taking. I didn't pick any up, but man, they smelled great. The store lacks a good selection of prepared to go foods or platters. I know I went on a holiday, but at my local stores, that means they are constantly putting plates out. I ended up with a brand name meat tray, and it was the only one out. The layout is similar the location at home which I find most confusing. If you shop the perimeter of the store, you will be fine, but I needed some bandaids as I had cut myself on the drive in, and I must have walked the aisles for 5 minutes or so trying to find them. I think they were in the paper goods or beauty aisle. I headed to the self-checkout, and I was wished a nice 4th upon leaving. It was a quick trip, and I suppose it did the job it needed to, but I wish I would have stopped at one of my stores on the way instead.

If I could give it one star, I would. There's ONE cashier (I won't give her name but it starts with…read morean M) who makes it miserable for everyone; snarky, rude, and nasty attitude. She must be miserable. I'm writing up a BBB complaint because our entire neighborhood is sick of her. We've reported her to management several times and were finally told by someone she runs that store. No, the customers do. Our book club has approximately 51 people who avoid that store strictly because of her. She needs a happy pill, to go home or quit if she's that miserable. On 21SEPT2022 at 10:05am, we went in to get snacks for our club and she was there. Yep, we left. Not today Satan...not today.

Stopped by this VERY unique grocery to find a very rare item which they had. Johnathan was…read moreextremely cordial and helpful. There are SO many items I never saw or heard of here. Check it out.

I'm done with this location (still love their wine store) - no matter how pleasant the moment may…read morehave been throughout the store, the cashiers at this location are horrific... the absolute worst. In an experience that mimics my previous review, but this time with the eye rolling Dymond S. who would not utter a word to me despite my attempt at pleasantries - yet she would stop the transaction to say hello and see how someone (who was obviously a friend) was doing whilst the friend was walking out the door. Then immediately back to ignoring me. She then proceeded to throw my Veuve Clicquot into the same bag as the Tiger Sauce - with nothing but a small paper bag to contain the shards should they have busted against one another. And then without a word or even eye contact, held my receipt out for me to take. What is wrong with this location that their cashiers can't just be decent human beings and employ basic kindness to customers? We're not asking for a parade or to be fawned over, a simple response to a kind hello would suffice. But you choose to be nasty, without provocation, and I just cannot understand why.

If you are looking for a great roast beef poboy, look no farther. Saia's has the best.read more

The butchers are very knowledgeable of the product there. The cashiers are very knowledgeable where…read moreall the Islands are located in the store and of course, chicken king, there's no other

My husband has never been to a Piggly Wiggly, and while we were in town visiting my parents, he…read morewanted to drop in. While the prices are higher than Winn Dixie (which also has high-priced produce compared to Texas), the liquor selection is remarkable. We had fun going down the aisles and checking out the odds and ends. My husband bought a bottle of whiskey, and he can't wait until our next visit to drop in again. I was brought back to my high school days when I would drop in and kill time wandering around the store.

Located in historic Madisonville, Piggly Wiggly is not what you'd call a fancy grocery store. What…read moreit is however, is a great example of a small town grocery. I love old grocery stores. I think it is because they remind me of childhood vacations to Grand Isle where we visited the Safeway before settling in at the camp. That grocery store, like this Piggly Wiggly wasn't fancy, but it made you feel welcome. On this trip I just needed a few items that would have been available at any drug, convenience, or large grocery store. I stopped here because it was on the way home, plus I figured I would enjoy the store and I most certainly did. There are only 4-6 aisles in this store and each is packed with items to maximize space. There is a small produce area, deli and larger liquor area. Apparently Madisonville likes their booze. The produce was fresh and fairly priced, but don't expect the selection you'd find at a larger store. I bought bananas and pears, both of which were devoured by my children soon after bringing them home. I didn't buy any of their meat this trip, but they had a good variety of freshly packaged meat available. They even had frog legs and stuffed chickens available. Speaking of kids, if yours are the rambunctious type, they may bump into things as they twirl to the imaginary music in their heads. I lucked out that mine saved that behavior for the parking lot, but the aisles are somewhat narrow so use caution. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience at this old style neighborhood grocery. I doubt it will become my regular store, but I will be sure to stop in whenever I'm passing through and need a few items.