It's pretty good for a smaller grocery store. They have some items I've only seen at larger…read morechains, the pork is a bargain though it may be normal for the area and the fish was higher than we're used to.

Like these folks. Neighbor hood feel for sure. Good choices for a small store. Staff friendly…read moreand talkative.

So I got a steak with mashed potatoes and green beans but you heat it up in the microwave and it…read morewas really bad i would recommend to get it Service overall is not really good but I would recommend go to the Robert supermarket it is way better and cheaper

I was looking for a grocery store that stocks orecchiette pasta so I came to Rouses since they have…read moresuch a wide variety of pasta. Did not disappoint.

Don't try to get someone over the phone to help on a Sunday. You'll be shuffled and on hold.read more

Very disappointed with my recent experience. I ordered a tray of finger sandwiches from this deli…read morefor an event, and they were terrible. The sandwiches were extremely dry and had a strange taste that made them inedible. I ended up throwing away an entire untouched tray, which was a complete waste of money. When I called to speak with a manager, I was placed on hold for about five minutes before a young employee answered and told me the manager was "busy in the back" but that she could help me instead. I explained the issues with the sandwiches and that I was throwing away the entire tray. Her response was simply, "I'm sorry," followed by essentially nothing else. No offer to replace the product, no refund, and no concern for customer satisfaction. When I asked who the manager was, I was told one manager is Mason and the "big manager" is Angelle, but Angelle only comes in twice a week. The entire conversation felt unprofessional and dismissive. To make matters worse, when I picked up my order, employees in the deli area were openly talking and laughing about something rotten in the cooler, discussing how bad it smelled and who was going to clean it up--all within earshot of customers. That is not something customers should have to hear while purchasing food. Between the poor food quality, lack of customer service, and unprofessional behavior, I will not be returning.

Fresh French bread!!! Food and brand selection is pretty…read moregood. Produce selection is small BUT VERY fresh Parking is plentiful, easy pullout on River road . This store is very close to 310 Luling bridge. They have a fresh made desserts and rotisserie chickens in a deli with boars-head meat. They make sandwiches to order. Yes they have KING CAKES!! Yum ! I would definitely go again it's a wonderful option for people who live in Hahnville... just across the bridge . The store is clean . Deli service was fine.

An amazing small market in the heart of the Uptown neighborhood. It's a mainstay in this part of…read morethe city and folks have shopped here for many years. The variety of local and housemate product is simply amazing. Most of it looks delicious and they carry a wide variety of food. From coffee to prepared food, to bottled and even ice cream the local presence fits New Orleans perfectly. It was immediately decided that this would be tomorrows dinner spot! The aisles are great to perused and search for unique things. I wish I could take a shopping cart home with me, but, alas merely a pipedream. There's plenty of parking lot area, in front and across the street.

This store manages to have most of what I'm looking for. The staff is courteous without exception…read more The smaller size and early opening time make it remarkably convenient. Small grocery store with a big voice!

They have gone up on a few things over 300% in the past year so I don't by those any more, I'll get…read morethem at Aldi's in the future. I like to use Self Checkout 15 Items but they let people with a buggy full check out bags of products AND one particular female with grey hair and glasses is the rudest employee I've ever met and should not be where she meets the public. If she helps you she looks aggravated and just walks off when you say Thank You!

Just advertised St Louis ribs starting today. I asked the meat clerk where are the ribs. He says we…read moremust have sold out. I said wait, they were just advertised. He goes in the back and comes back out and says, we don't have any St Louis ribs, why were they on sale?! Bad bad bad!!!

It breaks my heart that Langenstein's has been bought out by Roberts Fresh Market. Langenstein's…read morealways had my hard to find items at all three locations. The people were always polite, friendly and helpful. I live across the highway from the River Ridge location, which will close entirely. They will be missed as will the employees I've come to know.

It's quite a feat and amazing this store has been around for 100 years…read more Zapp's chips are my favorite. They are kettle cooked, super crunchy and so many folded chips, which is my favorite kind of chip, if at all. I would say 90% of the chips are folded in this bag. They have a shelf dedicated to all things Zapp's here. No flamin hot cheese purse for me this trip. They have the sweet Carolina Cheetos, which my husband wanted to try out. I might take a pass. Found some Sambal sauce down the Asian food aisle. Not a big assortment of items otherwise.

A good selection at this mom and pop grocery store. Congenial people working here. Prices average…read moreto slightly below. Quality is good.

Lishman's is the kind of grocery store that reminds me of being a kid…read more Did you ever visit the Sureway in Grand Isle in the 1980s? If so, you will understand what I mean when I say this store is very similar. If you didn't, visit and you'll get it. Lishman's is small. That doesn't mean you'll need a trip somewhere else to complete your shopping for the week. Since I don't live in Lacombe this isn't my go-to spot for groceries. What is is though is a great place to stop for an item or two as I pass through the area. Because the store is small compared to a Rouses, the aisles seem more narrow and packed to the gills with stuff. Passing another shopper requires patience, but most of us need more of that in our lives anyway. The meat section and produce section are smaller too, but again, they really have pretty much everything you need. There are two or three checkout lines that are staffed with super friendly cashiers and lines move quickly. Another thing that is different than many stores are the other customers. The last time I stopped in I must've been greeted by two people in the parking lot and three in the store. Maybe they weren't used to seeing a giant rando, but everyone was super friendly. If you find yourself in Lacombe and you need groceries, this is where you should shop.