Stopped by this VERY unique grocery to find a very rare item which they had. Johnathan was…read moreextremely cordial and helpful. There are SO many items I never saw or heard of here. Check it out.

I'm done with this location (still love their wine store) - no matter how pleasant the moment may…read morehave been throughout the store, the cashiers at this location are horrific... the absolute worst. In an experience that mimics my previous review, but this time with the eye rolling Dymond S. who would not utter a word to me despite my attempt at pleasantries - yet she would stop the transaction to say hello and see how someone (who was obviously a friend) was doing whilst the friend was walking out the door. Then immediately back to ignoring me. She then proceeded to throw my Veuve Clicquot into the same bag as the Tiger Sauce - with nothing but a small paper bag to contain the shards should they have busted against one another. And then without a word or even eye contact, held my receipt out for me to take. What is wrong with this location that their cashiers can't just be decent human beings and employ basic kindness to customers? We're not asking for a parade or to be fawned over, a simple response to a kind hello would suffice. But you choose to be nasty, without provocation, and I just cannot understand why.

The weekend afternoons are the best - you can usually find stuff to sample while you're looking for…read morebourbon bargains...or just your favorite brew. I've been in three times now and haven't even scratched the surface of what's in this place. Come in and explore, I bet there is something for everyone. The employees are always super friendly and helpful, and in many cases very knowledgeable about spirits. They have wine tastings and learning events - get in here or check their website and come enjoy the company and the drinks!

Had a large family gathering for the holidays and made a big run at Total Wine & More in…read moreMandeville. We found everything we needed and more, and got a lot of great advice from staff. We've always had great experiences at Total Wine & More and prices are extremely competitive. Highly recommended!

Nice chill spot downtown with a variety of drink selections. The service is always friendly and…read morequick, which makes it an easy place to stop in and unwind. Definitely a good spot if you're looking for a relaxed vibe and good drinks.

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Great cigar lounge. Limited selection, but you can bring your own cigar for a $5.00 cutting charge…read more Great ambiance and ventilation. There is a nice bar attached, so you can order a drink and bring it in the smoking lounge. Beautiful lounge area. If you don't want to have a cigar in 92 degree weather, this is an awesome option. On Sundays, CALL BEFORE YOU GO!!!

Staff was amazing. Drinks were perfect. Very classy establishment. We enjoyed our visit and would…read morebe regulars if we lived nearby!

The service is 5 star. Their lunch menu is excellent. The cigar and liquor inventory is unmatched…read moreby any stores beside the chain stores and their prices are very competitive. If Brad doesn't have it, he can find it. Get a Reuben while you are there.

I can't speak to the dining in, the menu, the sandwiches, or the cigars, but their selection of…read morewines and booze is fabulous! I am a big fan of Port and they always seem to have some variety that I have never tried before. (How does that happen?) When I want wine I just browse around and I can find something interesting. Their selection of liquor and liqueurs is large. They have the pedestrian liquors that you have heard of before, but also a very good selection of lesser-known brands. I have gone in a couple of times looking for something I read about somewhere and voila! they have surprised me. I haven't tried, but I am sure they can/will special order something for you if you like. The pricing seems reasonable. I expect the rare and unusual booze to be expensive, but overall the pricing seems fair for what you are getting. I might save a few bucks elsewhere, but I don't bother. The ladies who work here are always cheerful and the service is great. I never leave disappointed!

Food was excellent. We started with a delicious gumbo. I had the eggplant parm with a yummy salad…read more Hubs had the lasagna and said it was one of the best he's ever had. Our server was Dylan an he was lovely. We will definitely go back

Went with my wife on Friday - she was starving, but it was kind of early for me…read more She was craving a steak, and, knowing her aversion to any visible fat, I suggested the filet, which I finally talked her into despite the cost. I had been in a parmigiana mood for a few weeks and went with their veal version.... My wife LOVED her steak, she had a stuffed baked potato along with it and I didn't get to taste it but it looked very well put together. My Veal was lukewarm and in pieces - battered, pan-fried, and perched up on the overcooked capellini and drowned in a tasteless (Sysco?) marinara with unremarkable semi-molten mozzarella. Our waitress did her job, but not much beyond it. The ambiance was very nice - I have always loved the low light/dark wood of this place. 6.4/10

Great customer service. Knowledgeable staff, and happy to help. I was looking for some hard to find…read morebourbon and the just happen to have Whistle Pig!

Very polite and knowledgeable the prices were good and selection was great! Thank you for helping meread more

I recently started stopping by here often, once I found it! This is another one of the "hidden in a…read morestrip mall" businesses. Native North Shore folks might disagree on that point, I'm not sure. Being a native New Orleanian from Orleans parish & spending almost my entire life in New Orleans (Orleans parish proper) strip malls are a foreign concept.( At least the very large strip malls are. ) Metairie, jefferson, Kenner & the West Bank areas all have some larger strip malls. In uptown New Orleans the closest thing to a strip mall was Riverbend restaurant(1974-1987) (which became an Eckerd's then a Walgreens), Gennaro's Cleaners(before it became Gennaro Luke & Son) & Hibernia bank on Carrollton ave. In any case, I really do feel like driving into (hidden from view/ no signage on the street) strip malls is fun! You never know what little gem you might find. I discovered the North Shore Mandina's this way! What was I talking about? AAH yes, the whole reason I'm typing: Back to reviewing a liquor & smokes store: Town Crier on Hwy. 22 in the strip mall where Walgreen's & Rouse's are located. I like this place for the following reasons: - Ample parking in front - great if your in a hurry & just need a bottle of wine &/or alcohol - Competitive prices - Staff at all locations I've stopped in have been friendly ( hwy 59/ 190 by little Wal-Mart This is what it is. What it is is done as well as well can be done, for what they do.