I really love Dollar Tree, not to be mistaken with Dollar General. Everything in Dollar Tree is a…read moredollar which is fantastico! And this is my favorite location with ample parking, items organized neatly in the store, helpful employees, etc. The only star off is the trash cans outside can get a little gross and full so they require a little more maintenance. I like going to this Dollar Tree for holiday decorations, party decorations, etc. My local visits have been getting Christmas decorations, gift bags, gift tags, etc. I also like getting party decorations like different color paper plates, silverware, cups, tablecloths etc. Happy shopping!

This is a great location, in which it's generally clean and stocked with everything but closing…read morebefore scheduled time is tacky. The owners need to be made aware of them losing business

What's not to love about Dollar Tree? As the name suggests- everything here is a dollar. I shop…read morehere a lot. I have purchased candy, cards, snacks, holiday decorations, arts and crafts, small gifts, fake flowers, gardening supplies, wrapping paper, not-so-great lotion, wine glasses and much more at this very store. What I like most about this store is the fact that most of the time all of the cash registers are open and the staff is fast and friendly about getting people through the lines. Also, there are always staff members walking around making sure that everything is neat, especially during the busy holiday season. Pro tip: if possible, go in the middle of the day on a weekday because that's when the store is pretty much dead and you can get in and out in less than 10 minutes, if you know what you're looking for.

It is a chain store that sales everything, normally, for a dollar or less. No frills and thrill…read moreabout this place. Comes through in a pinch when you need something quick and don't feel like fighting the traffic of a megastore.

We visited New Orleans amd rented an Airbnb. After dinner we decided we would need some items to…read moremake breakfast. We spotted this neighborhood Walmart and hurried over there because it was late and it was close to cosing time. The parking lot was full of cars but you could tell they were about to close by the way the customers were running into the store. I felt like we were doing that show where everybody speed shops. Two of us were running from aisle to aisle for bacon, croissant, fruit, milk, wine, sausage and a whole lot of other stuff. The self check out was fully operational and we were easily able to get out of there with no issues.

Went to the makeup department... Older lady, "Well if it's not over there, then that means when…read moredon't have. Aleyah, "It should be over here, let me see"... Pull it up on your phone (as I'm pulling it up), she then pulls out the Walmart phone and found it. Walked right up to the aisle, Kneeled down, and immediately found the item I was looking for... I cleaned the shelf. Thanks again Aleyah... You made me day!

By far, this is one of the cleaner TJ Maxx I have been to. Large parking lot for all the stores in…read morethis strip mall. You are promptly greeted when you walk in and someone is there to disinfect your cart if you need one. This location is well organized and easy to walk thru with wide aisles. Each cash register is perfectly encapsulated to prevent spread of germs. Cashier was friendly enough.

We stopped in here because my granddaughters suitcase was stolen and I bought her bras and panties…read moreto get by. She found 6 of each and so she's set for awhile for $60.

World Market has been one of my favorite stores to buy all things home decor, exotic snacks and…read moredrinks, furniture and even cute boho chic clothes and jewelry. I'm there at least once a month to check out the candle selection-my go-to scent is the Amber as it smells amazing. My recent art purchases are gorgeous and allow me to support a black-woman artist through her collaboration with World Market- I really like that they have tags with the artists name and brief story. I could write endless reviews about my countless positive experiences at world market. The only issue I have is that I can spend hours in the store and also spend waaay too much money. It's not know for being cheap but the quality of most items are definitely worth the price points. They also have great sales pretty often and their loyalty program is legit. I always have rewards, which obviously causes me to shop all the more.

Bad service, bad management, they talk to you like you have no clue. Purchased some things online…read moreand one item cancelled. It was sitting on the shelf and they wouldnt put it into the order and tried to tell me it was just returned but I had ordered the items after close the previous day and arrived when the store opened. Go to Harvey instead! Much more organized and super friendly and helpful staff.

Ordered the fruit and cheese tray and it was ready earlier than expected. The tray was so yummy and…read morelooked great!

This has got to be the most expensive grocery store in New Orleans! Outragious pricing, sometimes…read morethey are up to $5.00 more for coffee than the other stores. Not to mention @11.00 quart of cream or the 8.99 eggs. When I can, I try to avoid this place because of their price gouging. It really is rediculous, other finer grocery stors like Zupardos family market keep their prices lower and have better service.

I shop at Rouse's during weekly trips to Nola. I love the option of buying fresh or cooked…read morecrawfish/shrimp and the massive selection of condiments that don't exist in Tennessee. They also seem to have any forgotten items I may need like toothpaste or even pool noodles!

What happened to this Rouses?…read more I've lived Uptown for nearly 20 years, so I'm well acquainted with the particular adventure that is grocery shopping in New Orleans. Our options have never exactly been endless, and with Winn-Dixie closing, they're getting slimmer. That makes it all the more frustrating to watch a neighborhood grocery store we actually depend on decline like this. And to be clear: I'm comparing this Rouses only to other Rouses. I've probably shopped at 10 or more locations around Louisiana, MS, and AL...and the Tchoupitoulas store is in a league of its own... The biggest issue is the overall condition of the store. It just feels tired, run-down, and not particularly clean. On my most recent visit, the men's restroom was genuinely awful: a visibly soiled toilet and...uh... a liquid...covering much of the floor that was very clearly not from a round of mopping. The checkout belts were dirty, too, and the floors and aisles rarely seem especially fresh or well maintained. The customer service can be equally rough around the edges. A few days ago, I couldn't figure out where to return my hand basket because there wasn't a stack of baskets at either entrance (there never is... and I don't usually need a whole cart; so I have to go to a checkout lane and search beneath the belt to find a basket). After shopping and paying, I left the basket I eventually found at the corner on the floor by customer service counter, which seemed like a reasonably civilized solution. An employee then mumbled a complaint about where I'd left it under her breath, but with the impressive vocal projection necessary to make absolutely certain I heard it. Mind you, I'd had to ask her for it off the end of the bagging area she was standing at when I walked in because it was the only one I could find. It was a small thing, but pretty representative of the atmosphere. And again, this isn't some sweeping indictment of Rouse's employees everywhere. I've been to other locations (including Morgan City) where the staff are consistently friendly and helpful but the store is also. Errr... in need of investment. That makes the difference here even more noticeable. The store is also frequently out of ingredients I'm looking for. In fairness, I can't pin that entirely on this location. Trying to find one specific ingredient in a New Orleans grocery store has always involved a certain amount of faith, perseverance, and occasionally driving to Metairie. Frequently at grocery rush hour (~5pm on weekdays) the lines are overly long when only 2-3 lanes are open. The few employees there don't seem thrilled to be there, either. Like okay, I get it, maybe that's not their dream job, either, but also maybe it has to do with corporate or management's culture? The person shopping with me on my latest visit, with absolutely no prompting from me, walked out and said: "Wow, that was worse than Walmart." I don't come to Yelp often to complain (in fact usually to boost a store or restaurant), and I'm not writing this just to pile on. This is a key neighborhood grocery store serving a large part of Uptown, particularly as other nearby options disappear. It badly needs some investment, better upkeep, and a general refresh to bring it in line with the quality of other Rouses locations. Uptown deserves a better version of this store...and frankly, so does Rouse's.

I am truly enjoying having another grocery store down the road. This one moved into the old Laborie…read morelocation and has quickly landed on our list of top choices for grocery shopping. The price on the shelf is their price, PLUS they add a 10% surcharge at the end of the checkout (before tax) for their profit. I'm used to this concept so it's cool with me. The inside has been totally remodeled. The bakery and deli have been removed and a large wine/beer area, dump bins for deals, floor space for pallets of special buys and large purchases (like patio umbrellas), and clearance items. Produce is fresh and looks good. You never know what you might find in the front bins of "while they last" items. For example, I scored a great deal on cheap reading glasses, 25 sq ft of parchment paper ($1.39), next to a bin with chocolate covered cherries and another one with children & women's t-shirts for 91 cents. They carry brands we have had to go out of town to buy (Skinner pasta) and other local items I haven't seen. They don't have everything, but they have enough that I don't have to cross Lapalco or the GNO to get what I need. Hours are 7A-9P 7 days a week. When they first opened there was an abundance of cashiers; now they've pared it back to a reasonable number and the manager steps into a register as needed. No baggers; bag your own. There is a rewards program and digital coupons you can load on your phone. They focus a lot on their generic brands (Best Choice), which so far has been just as satisfying as the name brand. Our fav finds are the Pork Stuffing mix (compare to Stove Top) which has more flavor and is currently 85 cents/box. They also have an inexpensive brand of chip with a German-Style flavor - SO tasty! We also enjoy their brand of soda, which seems to have more carbonation. The only drawback so far is they haven't figured out what's selling and what's not, so it's a what's staying and what's going game right now. I also haven't figured out how/when they are restocking, but I don't think they have either. But we're a new state for them; they'll figure it out. Wide aisles and friendly staff. Their pharmacy is open 6 days a week and they were quick to answer my questions as well; they take most insurance. It's worth a visit - you might even get hooked. :)

I CAME in for 2 items and one was out. Specialsshould never run out in the first dayread more