After having a discussion about the best fried chicken in Louisiana my friend swore by Menard's…read moreCajun Grocery. I drove out there from Youngsville just to verify his claim and yes, confirmed, this is top tier fried chicken. I'm still partial to Danny's but Menard's is just as good. He said everything is good over there so I will be stopping when I can as I pass through there. Try it out, you won't be disappointed.

Off the beaten path, but on par with some of the more popular boudin spots in the area. Definitely…read moreworth the trip. Their regular boudin really hits spot - just the right amount of spice.

This is a very good little Cajun market. If Poche's is closed this is the next best Cajun market in…read morethe area. A great little Cajun market. One of my top 3 in the area. The Butcher here makes some awesome chicken & apple sausage. WOZA. The best way to have his Chicken & apple sausage is for breakfast with Bourbon maple syrup & buckwheat pancakes. You can tell him I said that ;) Anyhoo, he also makes some amazing seafood stuffed mushrooms. Yum yum yum. I want to drive over right now & get some of those. Last time I stopped by I got a whole giant pack of them, BBQ'em on the grill, then hubby & I fought over them till one bounced off the grill & the cat ran off with it. The irony. They are slightly different than Poche's stuffed mushrooms these have a whole shrimp on top of them. Meow! :)' My only complaint is they don't carry any fresh baked breads by Gambino's Bakery & that is a cardinal sin for a Cajun place. Come on y'all? Don't be cheap coonass's order the Gambino bread & I will update my review. Merci à bientôt.

Rees Street Market is a small local store in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. They are known for their…read morespecialty meats that are cut and prepared in house. They smoke sausage, tasso and andouille. They have all kinds of stuffed roasts, chicken and marinated steaks. They are also known for some of the best boudin and cracklin in Acadiana. Rees Street Market is a nice little store on the main drag headed in to Breaux Bridge. It is on the right side of the street for a stop to pick up supplies before heading into the famous Crawfish Festival, and you are sure to be welcomed by the friendly staff that always makes you feel like family!!! This is one of my favorite places to shop!!! If you are in town stop by, you won't be disappointed!!! Reste affamé mes amis!!!

Because Glenda's Creole Cafe was closed today I decided to give this place a try. Since I'd been…read morewanting to try this place for some time it worked out perfectly. I called in my order and when I arrived 15 minutes later it was ready. I ended up getting the Finger Food Sampler. Which included Creamy Chicken Fettuccine, Deviled Eggs, a Fried Chicken Wing, Meatballs and Sausage in a barbecue sauce and a Deviled Egg Chicken Sandwich. This actually was pretty good. The best part of the sampler was the deviled egg sandwich and the creamy chicken fettuccine. I did not eat the meatballs or sausage because I don't eat beef or pork. But the person who did said they were good. I will most definitely order from this place again. Food was really good and the service was excellent.

I was attempting to curb my sweet tooth today and succeeded with this place. It didn't curb my…read morewallet however. I got some butter pecan cookies and brownies. It all totaled up to 20 bucks roughly. The 6 cookies I got were quite small. I was expecting it to fill up the medium size bag it came in. The taste of the cookies and brownies were absolutely amazing. The brownies were moist chocolately gooeyness!!! I will say though that I felt like I could have gotten the same desserts at a store for a better price. Overall It's an A ok spot for your dessert needs.

After leaving Baton Rouge heading west on I-10 the traffic situation deteriorated quickly as I…read moreapproached the Atchafalaya Basin due to an accident and I knew I needed to find an alternative route or risk sitting in traffic for hours. I took the Route 411 exit and headed towards Frogmore to catch Highway 190 through the heart of Cajun Country - there is so much to see and memories to reflect upon traveling this historic route, to most it might seem somewhat boring but the sugar cane, rice fields and crawfish farms are beautiful in my eyes. This part of Louisiana still has my heart and still represents the culture I still cherish and is home to the people I love. The scenic drive across the Atchafalaya River at Krotz Springs through Opelousas brings you to Eunice a community built on tradition where contracts are still sealed with a handshake and you always get greeted with a hug and a kiss. It would be impossible for me to drive through here without stopping for some boudin or cracklins so where better to go get some authentic Cajun cuisine than at the Eunice Superette on a Saturday morning. This place never disappoints the delicious smells of something cooking in the back surrounds you as you walk through the doors and that all familiar sound of that glorious Cajun Music piped throughout the store makes it impossible not to smile and puts a little two step in your gait. Taking a tour of the meat case is a tour you'll likely never forget, most of the offering are seasoned, stuffed and smoked and the aromas permeates the glass case it seems. The meats here are butchered locally with great care, the cuts are traditional and not something you'll find at most retail groceries outlets. Today my interest is in the fresh hot cracklins a little snack for the road - this uniformly chopped pork belly is like nothing else on the planet the fat is rendered down until the finish product is crispy then covered in a spicy cajun seasoning and placed in a small brown paper sack its absolutely delicious- my dad made these at home long before they became a delicacy fetching twenty dollars a pound. The staff here was so friendly and probably family, always providing more than you'd ever expect and always a greeting with a big smile and a goodbye with a "take care now". There are somethings you hope will never change and this is one of those treasures that still feels like it did when I was a kid. This is what a hometown business should feel like...

Excellent product. The boudin is tasty though a bit greasy, which I didn't mind. The smoked garlic…read morepork sausage is also really good. They have numerous items in the frozen section as well as a variety of fresh meat. If you desire a smoked stuffed pig stomach, this is your place. Nice staff. Clean establishment. Clean restrooms.

very shitty service. paid $68 for a liter of crown vanilla. refused to give shelf price. also would…read morenot allow me to cash my lottery tickets in 5 min after I bought them.

I don't do reviews ever, but I felt like this was something that needed to be said. The truck stop…read moreis ok. Ppl come for the casino. Period, point blank. Me and my husband use to park there when he was as trucking, then we stopped but he is back trucking again. Let me tell u. the guy in the store is really sweet, but those bathrooms need help. i came on here becuase i had an issue the other day and the guy didn't know so he went and got the Casino manager, we know her & is the face u see always. We didn't understand the new pay to park. She explained it and was so sweet. We deal with her often in the casino. hopefully the owners of the place realize what they have in the casino. That crew is the best around!!!!! We stopped going to silvers, and go To BP now. we love that place, the manager is so sweet, u can tell she prides herself, honestly that place has never had someone like her and it shows. Her crew is pretty awesome we like the girls a lot (i watched one day when the dark haired girl took her time to explain to an older couple how to play) she was so helpful! I don't think there are many ppl that go in there that they don't know. they know what we drink, what we play, it's great how well they know their customers. The casino manager will even go to the store and get whatever we need most times it's my cigs. the place is always clean and so inviting. It doesn't get enough credit! And it should!. I read reviews about the store and some of that negativity drowns the good about the place, like the casino. BP Needs more employees like the manager and the girls who work there. i just wanted to thank the manager for explaning the park to pay, and being the friendly face of BP (I know her name don't want to blast it) she works hard and it shows.

I'm a boudin connoisseur, but somehow during all my years of travel I've never stopped at…read moreCormier's. Finally made the stop this past week and ended up disappointed. I bought 1 link of regular boudin and 1 link of smoked. We tried the smoked version first, and while my wife liked it, it was way too salty for my palate and I couldn't eat it. Unfortunately the regular link was subpar as well. With so many other options in Acadiana I doubt I'd ever come back here.

Great Boudain! My Cajun family eats here so you know it's good. No restaurant but orders are to go…read more Took a bite and ate it all before I got a picture. They have lots of raw meat to choose from too. Nice family owned place in the middle of town. Easy to find.

This is the Best Cajun sausage! I am from Eunice, LA and get to visit every now and then. When I…read moream in the area, I usually stop in to load up my cooler. This is the good stuff and I can't find anything like it in Alabama.

It's great. No need to expound. If you're ever within a 100 miles it's worth going out of the…read moreway. I've driven from North Alabama to Eunice to buy a couple coolers of sausage and tasso