Did you know that rouses is a second chance hire? We are all human and everyone makes mistakes, I…read morethink it's great that they will give someone who needs a job a second chance. Most companies have an issue if you have a record and I understand that however people who have served their time have a hard enough time staying on the right track, having the responsibility of a job helps them stay on track and take care of themselves. It is proven that having a job reduces the chance of reoffending. Their groceries might be a little more than Walmart but you get better service and are helping our local community by supporting the store. Plus the stores are clean and organized.

Something occurred today while my cashier was ringing up my purchases I feel shouldn't. Several…read moreother cashiers gathered and a manager began (after my cashier had started ringing up my purchases) what appeared to be an impromptu meeting to discuss the day's working schedule. It seems someone wasn't going to come in and it threw the entire day's schedule off. They continued to talk, the cashier continued to scan my purchases. This sort of meeting could have waited a few moments - speak to the cashiers that weren't busy, fill in the cashier helping me later. Customers don't attend staff meetings!!

Place was clean service was solid breakfast was 10/10. If you have the chance to go here please doread more

Very nice store. Clean an easy to get around in. Large variety of meats an wine. Good specials…read more Excellent deli with lots of choices. Quick an fast service.

I love their chicken salad! It's some of the best I've ever eaten. Service and staff are great…read moretoo! I highly recommend Calvin's.

The absolute best chicken salad ever!! They are very nice there too. Everytime I go to Baton Rouge…read moreI stop an get chicken salad. It's really good in an avocado. On the bread on crackers. Go get you some it's perfect. I promise it is so delicious.

Friendly workers, clean store, tasty whole options!…read more During pregnancy I've been refilling a 5gal glass carboy with water vs tap. My usual place was out of order and I was able to refill at the Perkins location that was a little higher than regular place but I was happy to be able to refill!!!

Sprouts is the best store in Baton Rouge! They offer unique products and the customer service is…read moretop tier.

It wasn't too crowded and I got through the line quickly. Here are some of my go to snacks, all…read morefive stars each: -The raspberry jam shortbread cookies (made me, a usual berry avoider, realize I actually like raspberries) -Aussie style chocolate crème sandwich cookies -Any seasonal chocolate covered shortbread cookies, though the winter and Valentines versions are slightly different and delicious in their own ways -Chocolate covered pretzels (simple but delicious) They also have pretty good normal food. I got some mini bao buns and tomato soup today that looked good.

This was my first time to stop at this location as I was traveling through to Mississippi and…read moreneeded to pit stop to stock up on supplies for others. This is by far the least crowded TJ's that I've been to so that was fun, though I wasn't able to find everything that I came in to look for. I called ahead on last Tuesday to ask if they had beefless bulgogi and a designated section for their meatless frozen products. I was told that they did, but guess what, I scoured the frozen selection and did not indeed find it. There was hardly anyone working on the floor which is pretty rare. Everything was mixed up into one which made it difficult to locate anything and was a bit annoying considering I was already pressed for time and needed to get to Mississippi. The plants out front was reasonably priced and I bought a few. On the way out to checkout, I chose Manager, Trinity line, but Trinity did not speak with me at all. She didn't even acknowledge me. It was very weird and not something that I've ever experienced at any TJ's that I've been to. Usually, the cashiers are the most bubbly out of any grocery store that I've shopped at. I prefer to shop at TJ's because of their solid products and their cashiers. I think next time I stop here, I won't go through Trinity's line. It was weird since the guy before me, was greeted and got a smile from her, but I asked her how she was doing and she treated me like a tree. Anyways, I tried the TJ's exclusive licorice and it was the real deal. The mango, raspberry, and green apple mix pack was very solid and tasty. I damn near ate the whole bag last night. I got it because it has actual licorice paste in it and not just high fructose corn syrup. Another snack that I like are the sweetened orange slices by TJ's; so very delicious, but another extremely the best snack are the jerk plantain chips. I love TJ's, but I wish TJ's was located in every state, so that all people can experience the goodness of the store. This location is pretty much in a safe looking area of Baton Rouge and not too far from I-10. The parking lot is shared with other establishments. I'll definitely be back.

I enjoy going to whole food market. Never have a bad experience. The prep fresh fruits was super…read moresweet. Will buy again. I also like their hot plates. Food is amazing.

Enjoy coming here for my weekly pick ups. Love getting the frozen vegetables & fresh fruit to eat…read morethroughout the week. I really wonder what happened to my fav enlightened cookie & brownie dough ice cream- unfortunately, they don't carry it anymore. I absolutely love the cheesecake & berry chantilly cake! The flowers are always fresh and beautifully put together. The service is always great & the store is always clean which is a major plus!

You really never can go wrong with Calandro's. A Baton Rouge staple for decades, this is a great…read moreplace to find all sorts of unique beer and wine, and some amazing deserts. Known for their delicious and diverse king cakes, they have all sorts of treats and special items. If they don't have it, they can usually order it as well. I was searching for a unique beer to bring some friends, and they have one of the largest and most unique selections in the state. The list of beers is growing every week as well. It's almost overwhelming all the different types, but hey, just go back and get another kind later! Their chicken salad is probably the best in town. It has flavor and larger pieces of chicken, so it's not a spread like others in town. Their pimento spread is great for parties as well. They have tons of different cheeses and olives and different Calandros brand goodies. Their produce is always fresh and reliable. They don't tend to cater to special diets, so if you have special dietary needs or restrictions, you may have to go to another store for those. But by nature, you can find items that will work for you. Top all of that with friendly owners, friendly staff, and friendly people all around, and it always makes an enjoyable shopping experience!

Nice neighborhood supermarket. It has that old school feel to it. This place has a nice selection…read moreof artisan breads and specialty cheeses. It's definitely a hidden gem in the city. The stuff was friendly and helpful had a personal feel to it. I look forward to my next visit here.

Dear Albertsons Grocery Store Team,…read more I wanted to take a moment to sincerely thank you for taking the initiative to reach back out to us regarding the cell phone we accidentally left at your store. We truly appreciate your honesty, thoughtfulness, and commitment to making sure the phone was returned to us. It means a lot to know that there are still businesses that genuinely care about their customers and go the extra mile to do the right thing. This experience has reminded us why supporting great local businesses is so important. Albertsons Grocery Store has certainly earned our appreciation and trust, and we will be happy to continue patronizing your store in the future. Thank you again for your kindness and excellent customer service. It did not go unnoticed!

The guy working the deli counter on a Saturday night seemed a little off. Kind of rude and hard to…read morehear when he spoke. Made the simple act of getting a pound of oven roasted turkey the most complicated thing ever. He stood way back by the slicer and kept asking me questions in a soft muffled voiced and got agitated when i asked him to repeat. It was like being in another country. THEN, to top it off, he gave me only 1/2 pound which he slammed on the counter as he walked off when I asked for a pound. Man, after all that, I didn't even bother. ADVICE: Put him in another department. This gentleman shouldn't be interacting with the public. Everything else was top-notch.

This place is absolute gem in the heart of Mid-City! Pam and Grant Cannatella have a beautiful and…read morequaint store, laid out perfectly with wine, Italian staples, frozen and refrigerated meals, sausages, cheeses, meats, candies, olives, beer, and so much more! They have freshly made specials, muffulettas, and my goodness, the cannoli!! You really could get something different here every time you go! This is a great place to pick up something when you just don't feel like cooking, grab a host/hostess gift, enjoy some lunch, and share your experience amongst some really great people. They host occasional wine tastings and education nights, so make sure you follow them on Instagram. Just a wonderful experience when you visit! Saluti!

If you are looking for a great muffuletta this is the place to go. It's a small Italian market…read morewith lots of great frozen prepared foods, meats, Italian sausage and even boudin. There is a little counter in the back where you order sandwiches, then you pay at the front of the store. A few inside tables are available if you want to dine in but we did a take out. I would definitely return for a sandwich and to try the boudin and Italian sausage. We also picked up a jar of olive salad to take home. Enjoy!

Can't tell you how excited I am that we got an Aldi's near by now. 3rd trip here since it opened…read morethe end of August. Finally got to take my husband so he can experience it. The parking lot and inside the store is beautifully kept clean. Spacious yet small. The friendly employees make it so nice to shop there. I had my quarter ready to get a buggy and an older man gave me his. I tried giving him my quarter and he said no because someone had given him the buggy when he got there. So when we left I did the same thing and passed the buggy along. I spent about $25 on just meat which after bagging up I got 13 meals out of for our family. Spent $107.00 and got so much more than we would had at another store.

Not just "coming soon" but OPEN! Never been to an Aldi before today and had no idea what to expect…read more(except that it's a grocery store). Someone compared it to Trader Joe's but definitely not as they don't have grab and go type meals. They do have lots of produce, meats and cheeses, frozen foods, and dry foods plus some home decor items. For some reason, it felt more like a warehouse to me as many items on display were in their shipping boxes opened up to grab one or many. The store was very open with high ceilings and no wait to check out as it's mostly self-checkout. Advised to bring your own bags. Some brands I recognized and some I did not. I saw employees stocking inventory and some at a customer service register but not a one greeted me, so again not like Trader Joe's. I have since been told of some specialty items to look out for, so rest assured, I'll be back for the "red bag chicken" aka "the chick-fil-a knock off chicken". Per advice from a friend, "If done right, air fryer or even in the oven, it's so good!! We call em (and I'm gonna spell as we pronounce in Southern accent) Chickee-feelays. Or chickees for short ."