Yes, it is a convenience store, but the food is really good. They recently brought in a Boudin…read moreShack too. The chicken cracklins and the pepper jack boudin balls are always a hit. Today we tried the grill items-the carnivore pizza, ham and cheese Poboy and a meatpie. All were very good, quite a bit of food, but for those two items +2 drinks from the convenience store it came to just over $30. I do think that's a little bit high priced for a convenience store, but it is convenient and the food is amazing. The ham and cheese poboy, although the items seem simple, the flavor is just really good, especially since they toast it. Great toppings on the carnivore pizza, including sausage, ham and rotisserie chicken. They wood fire it and it gives it a nice crisp crust. They have a nice area with tables in the back. You can even sit outside. We were served quickly and will definitely be back to Oak Grove market.

The employee in the deli was rude and had an attitude. Checking out i let the girl know, she…read moresaid" don't take it out on me, he's new". I said, I wasn't taking it out on her, just letting her know. I guess I should have spoken to a manager. Doesn't matter i won't be back . Hire people who WANT to work.

Look I was pumped when they built this new store just past the existing Race Trac and Exxon because…read morepast experiences with this C-store chain around the state of Louisiana has shown me they are always below their competitors when it comes to fuel prices but alas that's not the case with this store... as a result I don't visit this location as much as I expected However I have stopped in on several occasions when they briefly had better fuel prices than the others or needed some snuff when I've been on the north side of the interstate, things like that... I have reviewed a number of C-stores in my time as a Yelper and there ain't really any new ground to plow in this review as they have it all like other big C-stores from soup to nuts, chips to candy, beer to water and everything in between along with the usual suspects from the automotive category such as oil, brake fluid, anti-freeze etc... But getting in and out is a breeze as you have a traffic light controlling entrance and exit from this store and the parking lot is well lit and of a nice large size for any needed maneuvering... If you need to stop in here you won't be disappointed in what they offer, I'm pretty sure...

Reasonable prices on gas and inventory inside. Friendly employees. Wide entrances and exits.read more

One thing Yelp has taught me for sure is not to judge a book by it's cover. The old me would have…read morebeen all like "a gas station deli? Ummm, no thank you." And thank goodness that is no longer the case because old me was missing out. In the little unassuming town of Geismar located inside a Chevron you'll find TNT Express Deli and the best damn jambalaya that you've ever had. It was chock full of chicken, pork and sausage and spiced just right. It wasn't at all dry, even after I heated up some of the leftovers and it was affordable as well! I only tried the jambalaya here, but knew it deserved a review of it's own just to put this place on your radar. Don't be like the old me, if you're in Geismar, go check out TNT Express. You will be glad you did!

I eat here at least 3 times a week and it never disappoints! I highly recommend getting the daily…read morespecial.

No Bathroom open . They need to open a Bucees next door . Poor service to the traveling publicread more

The food is really good here. I absolutely love the egg rolls, shrimp and fried rice! I never eat…read morefood from a convenience store, rather this place is so yummy! The owners are super friendly and talkative! I walk over from my coffee/loaded tea store at least once a week to get lunch from them. IF you have not stopped in to give them a try, you are missing out!

Ok so I went on another run to this place two times since my last review. The second time my…read morehusband and I got the same exact order fried chicken and fried shrimp but this time with fries instead of rice. It was 10/10. So I decided to go back two days later. I got the peppered steak which is more like peppered peppers because I had like three pieces of beef!!! And it was not seasoned at all 1/10. I also got the fried chicken w/fries and fried shrimp w/shrimp fried rice. Fried rice looked good but was tasteless 1/10, fried chicken was old and salty 3/10 and I went at about 11:15, maybe they fry it early in the morning and leave it under the light. French fries had too much seasoning on them. Overall this place is a hit or miss. But when it hits...it can be a 10/10!

This C store is located just south of I-10 at Exit 173 in Ascension Parish. They pump Mobil fuel…read moreand overall nothing too remarkable, good or bad, about the place. They have all the usual C store staples from Lottery to tobacco products, to beef jerky, to cold drinks from beer to soft drinks to water. The standard assortment of salty and sweet snacks can also be located along with the vehicle necessities such as motor oil, wiper fluid etc... should one be in need... However if you pull in here and are hungering for something more a Mickey D's is attached to this location... The parking lot can be a hassle as the 6(?) double sided pumps are spread out and traffic can get congested when the Mickey D's drive thru line is backed up so beware the navigation issues... All in all it doesn't give off a murder-y vibe and is pretty darn clean.... So if you find yourself around this area of I-10 and are needing to stop then you'll find this place will most likely meet your needs

This message is for one of the employees who had a panic attack while I was in there today. I just…read morewant to tell you that you are so deserving of love and care and HELP and the panic attack is just your body telling you that you need those things. There's nothing wrong with you, you didn't fail, you're a beautiful person and I hope that things get easier. Sending all my good wishes to you.

I always feel like I'm hanging out in a hub at the center of the universe whenever I'm at a busy…read moregas station convenience store. This particular Racetrac definitely has that vibe. It's usually busy, but it's a bustling, sunny kind of a busy. Busy and filled with life. Not a remote, desolate gas station that oozes sketch. The place is clean and EXTREMELY well lit at night, a major plus for a petite and fragile, peerless flower such as myself who has to often travel late during the night for work. I have never felt weirded out at this place. One time I did have a homeless family come up to panhandle money, but it was during the day and they were super chill and not really hurting anything. Just that one time was the only time I've ever seen panhandlers at this Racetrac. Usually the place is quite busy. It's located at the well traveled exit 173 off I-10. If you're heading westbound, it's the exit before entering Baton Rouge where gas prices are higher (unless you're getting gas at a Sam's or Walmart station). If you're going eastbound, it's the exit before Gonzales where the cheapest gas is more away from the interstate, and traffic more snarled due to the Tanger Outlet Mall and Cabela's superstore monstrosity. If you're heading eastbound towards New Orleans and you're trying to decide whether to fill up in Geismar or Gonzales, definitely stop here at the Geismar exit. The gas is reasonable and it's very easy on/off access from the interstate. When this place first opened it made the Exxon station across the street drop their price as well. The convenience store has serious balls. It's awesome, really. A utopia for those inflicted with the munchies. You can find everything from morning donuts, decent-for-gas-station-quality sandwiches, fruit/yogurt parfaits, string cheese, hippie protein bars, pints of Snickers ice cream, and even a pickle in a bag. I admit I probably wouldn't eat a pickle in a bag from a gas station, but if I did, I would be most inclined to eat one from this place. The coffee bar possesses substantial ownage against all other gas station coffee bars. They have a variety of several different kinds of roasts and blends (dark roast, Colombian, Kona etc...) as well as a flavored cappuccino machine that actually works. Eureka! Holy shit! A gas station cappuccino machine that actually dishes out sugary, artificially flavored COFFEE and not just lukewarm sticky water. They usually always have the French vanilla and caramel flavor along with hot chocolate. Seasonally they have pumpkin spice, king cake, and egg nog flavors. The coffee bar is always clean and well kept after. It's never sticky, so major props to them for that. Few things are gnarlier than the remnants of stale, sticky gas station cappuccino. The icing on the cake and why this gas station is the holy grail of gas stations: ANNUAL FREE COFFEE WEEK. I LOVE this! Like fucking love it! It's usually around the second week of October, but yeah man ... free coffee all week long. They aren't stingy about it, either. You can take a large and fill it up. The prissy cappuccino coffees also count. Free pumpkin spice cappuccino for a week in October. What the hell's not to like about this place? Sounds pretty killer to me. In the summer they have Sodapalooza, AKA soda pig fest. When this is going down you can buy this huge-ass, plastic cup from them for like $8 and you can refill it for free from their soda machine. It also includes their frozen soda slushie drinks as well. I no longer drink soda, but back when I had my diet coke addiction I would have been taking advantage of this everyday all day long until my kidneys explode. On a more adult-mature person note, they do stock an adequate amount of over the counter medicines so if you're driving along and have a headache or you're retching your guts out, you'll probably find something to help put you out of your misery here. With all the free coffee and soda they dish out one may get an upset tummy, so maybe they feel if they stock a proper pharmacy it's a win-win situation for all. Lastly, every once in a blue moon they'll send me coupons through the mail for a free coffee or donut. So nice and generous! Yet another reason to love this place and why I stop here frequently on my way home from work to buy myself a pint of Snickers ice cream or a pack of Twizzlers for midnight gorging.

Cheapest gas/diesel prices in the Gonzalez/Geismar/Prairieville environs.... right off Exit 173 on…read moreI-10....10 double pumps in the service island for convenient fill up...the parking lot is roomy and entry and exit is pretty painless.... No fast food option attached to this store but this place is pretty damn large for a C store.....many o' refrigerated coolers for a bevy of beverages from alcoholic to non-alcoholic...large beer selection plus islands containing fresh fruit options in sealed cups as well as deli sandwiches....they also have a couple of the heated roller machines with franks & corn dogs staying warm... They have at least 5-6 different coffee options plus a pretty decent liquor selection and the standard array of tobacco products.... All in all this is a good to great C store...and if you find yourself at Exit 173 & in need of some 'go juice' for your vehicle and possibly some nibbles to satisfy your travel hunger....swing in and handle your bidness...this place will satisfy

I get my truck washed there every other week. For the deluxe wash and interior clean it is only…read more25$. I also get my oil changed there. I have no complaints, and would recommend to anyone who is in a slight hurry, that wants good service.

La Grove Plaza is much more than a gas station…read more I had to drive to Prairieville a few days ago for work and as soon as I went to leave I realized two things. The first was that the interstate headed to New Orleans was closed and I would need an alternate route (not relevant to the review). Second was that my fuel light was on. This station was the closest place to my alternate route, so I stopped in. Fueling up was fairly standard. The pump area was clean and receipts were dispensed with zero issues. While pumping I was able to get a view of the entire place. There was a massive oil change station as well as a fancy car wash. I've been to plenty of stations like that so I wasn't that impressed. Once I went inside I realized why this station was impressive. The convenience store is giant. What sets it apart is that it seemed 70% of the interior was dedicated to alcohol sales. I'm not talking MD 20/20 or Colt 45. There was a very large selection of high end wine, liquor and beer. There were even some super premium brands available. Apparently people in prairieville are fans of drinking. In summary, come here to get gas, get your oil changed, get a car wash and buy some single barrel Jack Daniels.

Gotta give this joint a 5-er cause this mutha is the Taj Mahal of the RaceTrac empire in my…read moreopinion.... has at least 20 fill up spots (as an aside why all the car makers putting the gas fill ups on the driver's side)... you walk in the thing avd they got a froyo bar...a freaking froyo bar.... Spacious and roomy on the interior and they have patio seating with umbrellas just in case you want to eat that froyo or drink that coffee (oh yeah they got a monstrous coffee selection) and people watch folks fill up their tanks... They carry all the typical C store necessities from beer (not just the domestic brands) to booze to beef jerky, salted nuts to potato chips to sweets...easy entrance and exit no matter what direction you want to head on US 61 or LA Hwy 73... Damn I know I've missed at least one other amenity they offer but that's life.... OH YEAH BEST FUEL PRICES I'VE SEEN.... Stop in fill the tank and handle any other needs you may have... I'm pretty sure they also sell girly mags behind the counter.....

I was impressed for a convenience store. It was clean. The shelves she did were stocked and I even…read moreheard the managers telling an employee to check on things.

I have been fueling at this gas station for over a year, and I never imagined I would face such…read moreblatant discrimination here. What happened today was not just about a cashier's mistake--it was about being dismissed, disrespected, and treated as lesser simply because I am Asian. When I asked the cashier to check my lottery ticket, his attitude was hostile and impatient. His facial expressions showed nothing but contempt. He miscalculated my change and acted as if I was the one making trouble. Only after I physically recounted the bills in front of him did he admit his mistake. This was not a simple error--this was an employee treating a customer as if they didn't matter. What made it worse was the manager's response. I sincerely raised my concern, but she immediately defended the cashier and even mocked me, saying, "You need patience. He has worked here for 10 years. Should I send him back to school?" That response made it crystal clear: in her eyes, my experience, my feelings, and even my basic rights as a paying customer were worthless--because I am Asian. This is blatant discrimination. It is not a misunderstanding, not a minor issue, but prejudice deeply ingrained and openly displayed. As a loyal customer, today I felt the painful reality of being treated differently in America simply because of my race. Discrimination should never exist anywhere, especially not in a business that serves the public. I am deeply disappointed. Perhaps it is exactly because of his attitude and character that he has been stuck at a gas station job for ten years, instead of going any further.