Sitting at the corner of Commerce and Lafayette, Mini Mart is your old school, local, city center…read moremart that serves as convenience for the many travelers staying in the immediate area. They offer all the standard items of convenience stores from snacks, drinks, lottery in addition to household basics, medicines and of course, souvenirs and NOLA specific goods. Pricing here is a bit high, but that is not surprising. They know they are in a prime location and when you come here, you are paying for convenience. The store needs some TLC conditionally, and a little bit more attention to cleanliness wouldn't hurt. Service was super friendly and welcoming, which was a redeeming quality for this location. Overall, solid 3.5, but the cashier really made our day. We wandered in for a soda and drink, and got what we were after, but if we needed more than that, we would probably go elsewhere due to price point. But again, this spot came in clutch when needed.

Best corner store in the city. You will love the guys that work there. Great spot for a quick pick…read moreme up.

Hopped in just to grab a Jazzy Pass at the register.The clerk was quick & friendly enough…read more It took all of 2 minutes to get in, get the pass & be on the streetcar.

I was walking around the French Quarter, two drinks in on my first day in New Orleans, when I saw…read morethis Walgreens on my way back to my hotel. I was about to spend four nights at a writers' conference and had the foresight to drop in and buy a bottle of Advil. If you've been to one Walgreens, you've kind of been to them all, but this one surprised me by keeping its Advil locked up in plastic cases while leaving its entire supply of Sudafed out. The case on my Advil was large and unwieldy, making it slightly more difficult to shoplift. Seems like a wash, though, with the added cost of locking up individual products. At least it was easy to grab the Advil without assistance and check out at the register, where an employee quickly unlocked my purchase. Anyway, that Advil came in handy once I engaged in my premeditated bouts of drunken revelry. I have no particular love for Walgreens, but I'm glad I came across this one when I did.

Friendly employees. Store is clean and well organized. Parking lot is large with wide entrances and…read moreexits.

The store is understaffed with employees that obviously has no real customer service training and…read moreit shows a direct reflection of the entire management team. I had to walk around the store to find a cashier who obviously felt there was something more important than assisting customers. Don't use their atm machine because even if it's broken they will not put an out-of-order sign on it and if it takes your money it's not their problem. Pass this Walgreens up. There is one on every corner!

I mean...a very cool spot with lots and lots of history as shared by the man behind the counter…read more There didn't seem to be a whole lot to buy, but there were some delicious Italian ice and ice cream options. We ended up choosing a terracino, which was a wedge of roasted almond ice cream. We learned more history about the ice cream company, and then headed down the street to check out the original ice cream HQ down the street which is now a French patisserie!

Bonnie who runs the shop could not be nicer. We need places like this. It's an old fashioned soda…read moreshop and pharmacy. The building is up for sale and I hope whoever buys it keeps the fountain running. It's a piece of history.

Went in to get a couple of items and we needed to go to the bathroom as well. No public bathroom…read morefor customers. That sucked but what are you supposed to do? It sucked.

How lucky were we that this place is open 24 hours!…read more An airport mishap caused our bags to go missing and probably won't make it to our hotel until the next day... maybe two... so we stopped by to score basic needs - mostly toiletries. Staff was friendly - even during odd hours of the night - "You have no toiletries?" (Clearly she knew we were tourists.) We explained the whole missing bags thing to clear that up. They had everything we needed - clothes included - because who knows how long before our bags get delivered! Prices were reasonable - none of the tourists rates some places charge. What made it better is that it was only a couple of blocks away from our hotel. We returned a couple more times during the week for more basic stuff - mostly snacks, water and other rehydrating drinks. What I mostly appreciated is how conveniently located it is. In the situation we were in, we were grateful for it being where it is!

This was my first time here and it was actually pretty good. Reading all of the negative reviews,…read moreI was quite surprised because I didn't have a problem with the pharmacy, front cashier or "homeless people begging." I came to pick up a prescription that was transferred here unknowingly and ended up shopping for other items. I bought a bottle of Smart Water with Strawberry and Blackberry flavor, none of which I could taste but hey, it was refreshing on this scorching day in Weesiana. That aside, I think we should give these folks a break. I use to complain about customer service all of the time but given the current economic climate we're in, I'm just glad there are folks willing to show up to work. Be kind one to another!

DON'T USE THEir PASSPORT PHOTO OPTION. I ended up going…read morethere 3 times and still don't have the correct photos. 1. first they told me a sleeveless top was not acceptable. That is not orrect. 2. The photo they took was rejected by the passport online service 3. I have to go back to get my money back. I'm not going to go back to the well.

This CVS is in the middle of it all. Located in the heart of Decatur St. Clean, A/C is cold, and…read moreplenty of last minute items needed for your trip. They took coupons so that was great. The girl helping us at checkout was lovely. Thanks for an easy option for quick shopping.

This is a cool and convenient location in the French Quarter. The decor has that Nola flair. It has…read moremany items stocked for sale. I noticed there is a pretty large selection of Nola souvenirs also. They have about three self checkout stations.

One of the 24/7 locations, offering a snack selection that is average or slightly above most…read moreWalgreens around Nola, with service that's quick due to the cashier's attentiveness.

This location was clean, organized, stocked well, and conveniently located…read more I was only the second person in line with one person behind me, and they opened another register to assist me. That's something amazing to see, especially when on numerous occasions at other stores, you're waiting forever in minimal open lanes.

I had to transfer a prescription from Optum to CVS because Optum couldn't deliver it on time, and I…read morewas out of my meds. UHC/ Optum make it almost impossible, particularly on the weekend when their regularly pharmacy line is closed (!!!!) Alicia, the pharmacist at CVS was patient and was willing to help me while I bridged a call with Optum service line. Alicia is a true hero and a great patient advocate. Thanks Alicia.

This is my neighborhood CVS within walking distance of my house and I come here at least once a…read moreweek! One thing I love about purchasing from here is the coupons on the receipt that make you want to buy more. lol I get all kinds of things from here, cards to mail to my friends/family in other states, hair dye, dish soap, toys for my son, seasonal items, everything!!! The staff know me and my son cuz we are there so often.