Located on the border of Algiers & Gretna, this is a local hole in the wall spot with take-out and…read morea mini liquor store with snacks. The hot food is located in the back of the store with two whiteboards as menus. Staff here are nice and super chill. Order in the back and pay in the front. I got the Big Back Box which included 1 voodoo roll (halved), 4 chicken wings, 4 crab legs (without the shell & seasoned), and 4 meat pies. Everything tasted great - the voodoo rolls and crab legs were my favorite. The voodoo rolls are stuffed with crawfish, and I love that the crab legs are seasoned and slightly fried - it has a nice flavor to it. The chicken wings were ok, but it's just your basic wings. The meat pies were good - they were quite filling for me. Definitely a spot worth checking out if you're in the area.

Local neighborhood store that has take-out only.The store was clean, ordering was quick and…read moreefficient, and the customer service was friendly and attentive. I wasn't sure what to try at first, but after seeing another guest's plate that smelled incredible, I decided on the Tick Tock Box. It included voodoo rolls, fried crab legs, and shrimp fried rice -- all served piping hot and full of flavor. Every bite was fresh, well-seasoned, and absolutely delicious. I'll definitely be coming back!

Awesome selection of shopping. Great location. Lot of parking. Great. Food court.read more

the small seems to be a hidden gem. They have a wide range of stores and pretty divers food court…read more It's located right off the highway making it a convenient stop. the fact that it is one story might sway you to think that there isn't much here but they definitely Target the upper middle-class with stores like Old Navy, Forever 21, H& M, and JCPenney. during my visit, I was also able to hit up Payless, Charlotte Russe and New York & Company. the space itself felt cleaning and I liked having the majority of stores I shop at in one place I will definitely be returning in the future.

Rainbow has been around for many years but they do allow one try on clothes anymore! My rating is…read morebased on that.

Are you a fashionista on a budget? Look no further than Rainbow!…read more Well, I gotta say. I hadn't been to Rainbow in years when I just happened to stop in and see what they had. I remember the days when the clothing at Rainbow was so cheap that it would rip as soon as you washed it. While there are still clothes like that (if you can see through it, it's a good idea to hand wash it), the quality of other things has been stepped up a notch. I saw super cute dresses, tops and skirts for reasonable prices, that don't look as if they just came off of the discount rack. It was right before the Saints NFC Playoff game, so shout out to whoever had the bright idea to put the black and gold clothing in front of the store- that was pretty genius. I saw a really cute polka dot skirt that I almost got, but I blanked on what I would wear it with and I'm trying to be more responsible with my spending these days. However, it was only $17, so I was super tempted. This store also has kids clothing and a small shoe and bag selection, if you're looking for something low priced to pick up in those departments. This really is the type of place you shop if you need something quick and easy that you know isn't going to last a lifetime.

My son needed an emergency repair of his baseball glove for his game the next day. I went in to the…read morestore, and spoke with David. He assessed the glove, and saw that web needed to be re-laced. He got the job done within an hour, and my son was able to play! Greatly appreciated, and will definitely recommend to anyone needing quality work with an exceptionally quick turnaround!

Westbank location at end of the Oakwood mall(corner of…read moreTerry Parkway and the lower portion of the West Bank Expressway). Good selections merchandise and always helpful store personnel. I got better help than it's Lakeview mall location. Dick's Sporting Goods

This place used to be run by the meanest, grumpiest old heffer this side of Ann Coulter. I believe…read moreit now has a new owner and the little girl who minds the store is just about too adorable. Very sweet and bubbly. They now rent out TINY little booths that you can sell out of. I think it's 100 and some change a month. But they are the size of closets so you can't really sell much at a time. But if you are looking for the odd tool or old polaroid camera, it's not the worst place to go.

Not much selection, mostly just used bits and pieces from construction sites. The front part of the…read morestore has several booths (flea market style) but there was mostly just garage sale-type merchandise at prices that seemed way too high to me.

5 stars for Sears! Whaaaat!…read more Ok, I'll be the first to admit that I am not a regular Sears shopper. In fact, I never even really think about this place when I am looking for different items. Recently, I was shopping for a mattress and thanks to a fantastic 4th of July sale, I was able to get a $1,400 for less than $800! I went to other mattress stores, and their "deals" weren't really deals. The woman working in the bedding department was extremely helpful and knew her stuff. I found my mattress and it was delivered a week later without any issues. They give you 30 days to try the mattress, and if you decided that it's not for you, you can trade it for something else. You really can't go wrong with a deal like that.

There are always sales that will fit everyone's budget. It's clean, organized and not crowded…read more You'll find what you want or need and if you don't the associates are nice and helpful.

You can find a mixture of good quality and low quality designs here. The price can vary from the…read morehigher end of the dollar to the lower end. They do try to keep up with the current trends so if you want a trending item at a lower cost you can definitely run to H&M. There is a demand for lower cost clothing with high end finish and they meet the mark more than they miss it.

Im not usually a huge shopper when it comes to clothes but when I do I will normally seek out H&M…read moresimply cause they know how to provide easy and affordable clothing that have that up to date modern look. I was randomly in area and decided to pop in the Oakwood Center Mall and decided to check out this location versus going Downtown and I am so glad I did. Such descent and open space. It was nicely stocked and organized for sure. Friendly sales rep roaming the floor. My only suggestion would be to open a different check-out on the floor. The only they have, even with all registers running can be quite chaotic when the line grows way long.

Ok, I took off a star because it didn't seem like there were many salespeople walking the floor (ok…read moreI'm being nice, I saw two walking by who were talking to each other and didn't even acknowledge my Mom and I). She was on her own when looking for shoes. Now ya'll know I'm high maintenance but it's Sears and not Saks so I'm trying to keep that in mind when it comes to customer service. My Mother was very happy finding comfortable black dress booties for work in her tiny shoe size of 5 1/2 wide. Plus, they were on sale as $24.99 on the box. If you have ever had an obscure show size like my Mom or have wide feet and wide calves like me, you can appreciate that when you find shoes that are comfortable, fit you well, and are on SALE, it's like the trifecta of perfection and you pounce on those shoes like the lioness does her prey! Ok, enough hunting analogies. So we went to check out when my father called in the cell phone (he was apparently missing us during the week when we shipped him to Florida to visit his brother) and my mother proceeded to talk loudly in Tagalog (Filipino national language). At which point I shooed her away, grabbed her purse and waiter in line so we wouldn't annoy the cashier and father and son in front of me. I hate it when people are loud (which I usually am) and talking on the cell phone when checking out (I find it rude and disrespectful to the cashier and people around you). Although I am guilty of wandering around stores taking loudly on the cell phone. Usually I try to walk quickly so I won't subject anyone for too long with my loud laughter! Hey, sometimes I just talk out loud to myself and it me even scaries when I answer so whatever! Hehe... Anywho, my point was when the lady rang me up the boots were on sale even more from $24.99 marked down to $19.99! I asked the cashier to make sure they were on sale before she checked me out and I was like WOW! So, I did what any lady would do when dragged around the mall, I grabbed a Cadbury chocolate bar and asked her to ring that up as well (payment for going to the mall!) and used my Mom's credit card for the purchases. Unfortunately my Mom came back before I finished checking out and tried to remove said chocolate bar which I had to protest (yeah, I got my way, and NO, I am not a spoiled only child, I like the term well-loved! I understand the sacrifice and hard work to earn money and I do not take it lightly). Anywho, it was a wonderful shopping experience! Moving on up Sears! Happy Holiday shopping!

This Sears isn't terrible. I got a new mattress here a few months ago for an amazing price, during…read moreone of their sales. They have decent shoe and clothing sections here and I know they sell tools and all of that, but since that's not what I'm usually shopping for, I can't really vouch for these departments. One complaint I have is: why do they have so few registers open at a time? Even on the busier days, they only have two registers open in the downstairs section and for whatever reason, checking out seems to take forever. I'm not blaming the staff, but maybe the manager could make more of an effort to put some more people on the floor during the busier hours on the weekends.