Fantastic Po boys. I had the shrimp; spouse had the catfish. Great sweets. Pralines, Ooey gooey…read morecake. Delish.

By far the best shrimp po-boy in town. Yes it is in a gas station, yes it is in a small one light…read moretown, but you will not be disappointed with a fully loaded shrimp po-boy or a Cuban. Both are awesome and cheap. Even better

Food was good. It was a Wednesday, so I had the fried fish with fries…read more Service was great. Ambiance was nice.

Quick stop to get everything you need, they always have my favorite snack and energy drink in…read morestock. The store is clean and everything is easy to find. Helpful service, Sara makes my food exactly how I like it.

Fresher foods. Wedges we dried,old stale tasting. Food sits…read moreout to long. They fry to much at one time. I rather wait on food to be fried fresh. The batter on boudin balls was hard.

Great midway point on Hwy 90 between Vermilion Parish and New Orleans. Really clean bathrooms and…read moreeveryone who works there is so nice! They have an amazing hot bar of fried foods, mostly Southern Favs, couples with chicken strips and pizza. There's a nice assortment of snacks; including some nostalgic and trendy items. Great drink selection in the case, as well as coffee & a machine that makes fresh smoothies/slush type drinks (Think 7/11 Japan) Just over a great stop in the middle of nowhere. Can't stress CLEAN enough, because clean in some of these gas station convenient stores is not a thing.

Just a little Cajun convenience store with two gas pumps. I send my son money sometimes because he…read morewas out of work. He can come to this store and use his card to withdraw cash when he needs to. Almost every time I come to Bayou Blue, I have to get the boudin balls! OMG, those things are so delicious! It is sausage and rice in a sausage type casing. You can buy it hot and fresh cooked to order here. You can dine in or have it to go. Nothing fancy, but they serve their purpose. Some of the Cashiers are not too friendly, but they are helpful.

Ummmm. Yikes. This small gas station/store is pretty scary. It starts in the parking lot. There are…read moretwo (yes only two) gas pumps that are ancient. So ancient that you have to go inside to pay. Da faq? I think that's the first time I've had to do that in 20 years. There are drunk guys who basically hang out in the parking lot all day and all night. One of these..uh..gentlemen informed me that he thought I had a nice ass. Really? Seriously, how disrespectful. Eww. Inside wasn't much better. Everything was really dusty and it reeked of onions. I'm pretty sure the cashier lady (who was about 50) was high and she was smoking a cigarette. When did that become ok again? Gross. I do not want to inhale your cigarette smoke, ok lady? I wouldn't go here again. Ever.

Definitely glad to see a regular chain of grocery stores besides Walmart in the area. One of my…read morevisiting coworkers remarked that he could get items cheaper and buy food known to this region at Rouses. It was well organized and offered foods typical of my hometown grocery, even after a hurricane.

The service substandard. The cashier Lolita wouldn't put my groceries in cart. She said my cart…read morewasn't accessible to put my groceries in the cart. But she was able to my French bread in the cart. My eggs on the check writing stand. They must have been to heavy to put in my cart. To lazy to do her job and a snarky attitude.

They have the best boudin in the south hands down. I drive from Mobile Alabama to get my boudin…read morefix. Very good service and always hot Boudin.

My job has me making somewhat frequent trips between New Orleans and Houma, Galliano and Port…read moreFourchon. The Presto Fuel Center is usually my go to gas station on these trips. The outside setup was really well thought out and the pumps for automobiles and trucks are separated on each side of the building. The automobile side offers plenty of room for larger vehicles (IE, trucks with boats or travel trailers) to pull into and out of. The truck side can accommodate the largest of tractor trailers, RV's or 5th wheels. The store's staff has always been friendly on each and every visit. There is a food counter and a Subway inside as well as the regular food and sundries you'll find in most roadside gas stations. I also like to by my lottery tickets here as I feel lottery winners more often than not, buy their tickets from vendors in these "smaller towns". The restrooms are also pretty clean, which is a good thing, as every time I come here in the A.M, I've already had approximately 40 ounces of coffee and I'm bursting at the seams. LOL

This is now Go-Bears and no longer Presto Fuel Center but when I entered the store smelled yummy,…read morethe shelves were stocked, and the employees responsive

Great place to eat ! Love food and the company I get from Stacy! That lady has a heart of gold !read more

You may have driven past this place a hundred times, I know I have. There isn't even a sign…read more What? No sign... Yep! There's no sign. When it was being built I thought, why build a gas station across from a gas station? Tucked in what appears to the naked eye as a simple gas station/convenience store is Donuts & Deli. It's no secret I'm from California as I reminiscence often of cool balmy beach weather as I swelter in the humid heat of Southern Louisiana. Louisianians love their snowballs, but we Californians LOVE us some donuts. We have as many donut joints as you have snowball stands, maybe even more. After hearing about this place ( from darling Alexis), I was eager to get my hands on some donuts. They serve a selection of classic donuts, glazed, chocolate, Bavarian cream, jelly filled and sprinkles. But then.......a wide grin as big a the Cheshire Cat creeped across my face as I eye spied a cinnamon roll as big as my head. The little Alice in Wonderland within me jumped for joy as I drooled over the various donut holes and miniature apple fritters, perfect for any mad hatter tea party. We order the giant cinnamon roll, chocolate covered donuts and jelly filled holes, all delicious! I thought I'd try their original potato, filled with the yumminess of bacon bits, cheese, butter, sour cream and green onions for a whopping $3.29 ....their menu includes sandwiches, burgers and smoked meat lunch plates....it's was obvious that some knew about this place as a dozen or so worker guys were chowing down at tables located inside..... And I was assured that the sign is coming soon....... What I discovered, even though my name isn't Alice nor did I follow a white rabbit down a hole....is that I won't have to travel far to grab delicious donuts or a bite for lunch.......Donuts & Deli gets the California stamp of approval, I'm a fan!