Latin grocery - probably the largest in Slidell - with a decent selection of goods. In produce they have stuff like yellow yams, jicama, fresh chickpeas, and cactus fruit. They have bins of loose dry beans, tamarind, hibiscus, and more you can bag yourself. There are some shelves of pastries in the back by the butcher counter.
The butcher is worth noting because it was pretty cheap, or at least the chicken was: drumsticks $0.59/lb, leg quarters on special for $0.49/lb. The meat is not pre-packaged, so if you wanted to buy just one drumstick you could. Spanish seems the primary language - obviously - but they understood my pathetic "cuarto pieces" request.
There is also a food counter with some plastic tables set up as a dining area. I didn't see a menu, but I didn't look too hard. Food looked pretty good.
Easy enough to get to, shares a sizable parking lot, worth checking out. read more