Staff is very nice, food is mediocre. The Boudin is majority rice, the crackling taste like two…read moredays old. I usually don't comment with competitor options, but, if you want the best Boudin in the state of Louisiana, it's not too far from this place T-Rey's is so much better. I would hope this place would start looking at their products and putting a little bit more care into it.

If you're looking for a shop that reminds you of the ones in Acadiana, look no further than…read moreBoudreaux's. I guess you could say that Cajun food and cooking are in my blood. As a child growing up in New Orleans I remember by grandfather from New Iberia coming to visit frequently. I have a lot of fond memories from his visits, but one of the things I remember is applicable to this review. Whenever he would arrive he would have several gifts for the family. I'm not talking about traditional gifts either. He would bring several packs of boudin and hogs head cheese from a local New Iberia shop. That must have had a lasting effect, because since then, I am on a never ending quest for good boudin and head cheese. I was on such a quest just the other day when I noticed Boudreaux's. The moment I walked in, I knew I was in the right place. There were coolers filled with stuffed chickens, roasts, pork loins, gumbo, étouffée and all other sorts of Cajun delights. In the fresh counter is where I focused my attention and will elaborate on a few items. Boudin - fresh, homemade and with the perfect combination of meat and rice. It had a slight kick, but not to overwhelming. Stuffed chicken thighs - stuffed with jalapeño cream cheese and wrapped in bacon. $375 for around 30 minutes covered and 20 uncovered. Oh my goodness gracious was this delicious. Even if you don't normally like thighs, I strongly recommend this item. Smoked boudin - I don't remember smoked boudin when I was growing up, but what a great idea. Boudreaux's version was perfect. Smoked sausage with pepper jack cheese - whatever you do, but some of this sausage. The sausage is made and smoked in house and this is, without a doubt, the best smoked sausage I've ever had. I don't know how it hod hold up in gumbo or some other dish, but it is amazing on its own. The people working behind the counter were friendly and very helpful. If you're like me and miss the Cajun butcher shops of Acadiana, I recommend you take a trip to Boudreaux's.

Friendly service. Good food. Get 6 pieces of nice warm Pita for $4 instead of grocery & Baba…read moreghanouj & Hummus come in large sizes. Hummus dry, baba is good. Store has variety of drinks, alcohol, snacks, non perishables, incense, smoking accessories, Jewelry, toys, etc.

3.5 stars. I had a…read morerandom craving for falafel. That's an easy enough craving to fix in New Orleans, but in Slidell? Not so much. I did some searches, found this place on Google, and decided to give them a shot. I was ordering for multiple people, so I ended up getting 2 po-boys, a falafel wrap, and baklava. One of the people who got a po-boy said it wasn't regular mayo on the po-boy, but rather either tahini or tzatziki. Now mind you, this isn't necessarily a bad thing, but could be jarring for someone not expecting it. The falafel and baklava were mine. I thought that the falafel wrap was good: flavorful and saucy. It was a bit messy, but I seem to always make a mess when eating falafel sandwiches. I was excited about the baklava, but unfortunately it wasn't very good. Maybe it had been sitting for a while, I don't know, but the flaky pastry had lost some of its flakiness/crispiness and had become a bit chewy instead. One odd thing is that you get your food bagged at the checkout counter, which is separate from the food counter. This doesn't sound bad in theory, but meant I ended up carefully holding 3 hot sandwiches, a small takeout container, and a menu while waiting in line at the checkout counter. The man at the register was very friendly though, and recommended their chicken shawarma; I'll have to try that at some point. It bears mentioning that along with food and typical convenience store items, this place also has a meat counter/market. They sell things like raw steaks, ground meat, turkey wings, pork necks, chicken drumsticks, sausage, etc.

My husband and I went here on a Friday night to enjoy some seafood. The food and service were…read moreawesome. Got the shrimp po' boy. Tender bread. Delicious seasoned shrimp . Kind waiters. I loved the large boat hanging on the roof. Really added to the sea atmosphere. We will be back soon!

Overall great spot to eat! It was busy at 11 am. The po boy was decent, expected more mayo and…read morelettuce but the portion of shrimp is fantastic! Seafood platter is great, crispy and hot. The corn and crab bisque is like a cajun one, there was added like crawfish oil. Gumbo was a bit on salty side. Update: Unfortunately, got food poisoning from it and felt it the same night. We isolated it because brother had leftovers and also got bad diarrhea.

Great selection, good prices, wide aisles, excellent customer service. Full Slab Friday and…read moreSizzling Saturday very cool. Will be back.

Well first of all, in Slidell, it's this Rouses or some version of Walmart. It's the only real Deli…read morein town. That being said the place is filthy. The layout of the store makes no sense. And don't make the mistake that I did and go first thing in the morning. If you do, the store is a wreck. There night crew leaves the store looking like it's been hit by a tornado. Also, they don't get up early enough to get fresh stuff from the deli. You have to go no earlier than noon with every other asshole in this crappy town and go scrap for whatever they might have. One time I went and got these pretty good chicken strips from the deli. That was months ago and I haven't seen them since. This place is run haphazardly by clowns with no discipline and no consistency. The only reason I gave 2 stars was bc they are the only alternative to Walmart which kills my will to live. Grocery shopping in an overcrowded town that has less choices than pre Katrina when there were half as many people. It's a low quality of life and this Rouses isn't making it better. Half ass.

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!

Just encountered a VERY UNFRIENDLY cashier at the Slidell, LA store. As I walked up, I said "How ya…read moredoing today?" She said nothing. She scanned the item I had placed on the belt, I saw "insert card" on the card machine, so I inserted card. I saw that she obviously was having trouble with the order. So I said, politely "trouble with the computer?" She said nothing. Eventually she said " Take your card out", so I did. She then just froze, saying nothing, not moving. Then she picked up the phone there and said something. I then politely said, should I go to another check out?". She said nothing! Then another lady came up, and cleared the register. I saw "insert card", and asked her "Should I insert the card?" She said NOTHING. Eventually the order was completed, and was handed the receipt. I waited about 5 seconds to be told "Thank you", but she said NOTHING! So, I loudly said "You're Welcome!". She said nothing. As I walked off I said loudly "You should go to friendly school!" She said nothing. What an unfriendly and rude person!!!!!!! The reciept does not have her names on it, but "Supervisor #9033" . At bottom: C0124 #0128 15:21:02 10Feb2025. She was working register farthest to the left that was staffed. left looking out. She, and whoever trained her, are terrible at their jobs!

Our family will not go back again due to the he LACK OF MASKS by the workers or improper masks. At…read morethe height of this pandemic in December '20, it's negligent and deadly to not follow guidelines. When asked to put on masks at the register, their attitudes were awful. It's a local grocery with decent prices but adds 10 percent at check out. Produce is usually on edge but they have a decent butcher. We used to go there because it was close.

Held every Saturday in Old Town Slidell, this farmers market is pretty cool. There are lots of…read morelocals who set up shop here and sell produce, crafts and the like. It's from 8 a.m. till noon and you can find things like herb plants, local honey and produce. While not extremely large, it is interesting to pursue the different booths. If you go, bring cash as most of the vendors don't have the means to accept cards. Happy farmer marketing!

Great little market featuring some of the best BBQ in the area. Chef Gary Wilson serves up juicy…read morefinger licking good BBQ for you. My favorite is the smoked boudin that is absolutely amazing. No teeth or sauce required on this one just excellent smoked meat.