Nice family owned grocery store. Great meat choices. Quiet…read moresmall town. Friendly staff, clean store, budget friendly.

Always has great sales. Great selection good quality meats and produce And a great liquor selection.read more

This place is pretty convenient and has a lot to choose from. However, the price on mine and my…read morehusband's cigarettes seem to change depending on who's working that day. Seems kinda fishy. So we've taken our business elsewhere.

Great place! Friendly people great food and service!!!…read moreOne stop shop Gas bread drinks snacks pizza burgers

The food is to die for they have a amazing brisket. Their service was an amazing pipping hot food…read more Very kind and friendly. The environment was amazing they had these amazing lights they were made of cow feeder gave the place this homie feeling. Love the rustic vibe.

I came here for a quick meal but the portion sizes are very disappointing this plate cost me almost…read more$20 and I only get 4 small pieces of fish this is ridiculous I might as well just go and catch them myself. The service was okay but could use some work. The environment seemed bland that didn't seem welcoming.

Had a BLT and a Bannanut muffin with a cup of Joe. The service was exceptional and it has a cozy…read morecomfort type of felling when you enter. The food was great and priced very well.

The service and coffee were wonderful! But I couldn't quite put five stars because the hot ham and…read morecheese was a $10 sandwich and was American cheese on white bread with ham, mayo, and onion. For $10 I would've expected some nicer bread and/or real cheese. But it still tasted OK.

I had the pleasure of trying their sweet potato vodka today with the owner, Paul Kelly. He was at…read moretotal wine and even signed the bottle we bought. He was very nice and told us about the tours he has in Bogalusa, Louisiana. The vodka was strong, sweet, and had a nice kick! I paired it with passion fruit juice and it is amazing!

I picked up several bottles of Paul Kelly Vodka a few months ago! Best Vodka around. Smooth and…read moretasty!

Staff was less than friendly, pricing for low income area on USED/BROKEN items higher than both…read morepurchase and shipping from Amazon. No wonder if it's future.

Great little shop full of tons of glassware. If you like to dig this is the place for you! The…read moreproprietor is very cheerful and helpful. Not open everday....call ahead.

Having a local Folsom, LA hardware store is a necessity for me as I live in the area. I can ask…read morequestions about assistance with a project and talk one on one with a person that knows what he or she is doing. They have everything in stock that is immediately necessary to keep my home maintained and safe. They will even refer me to someone that can do a job at my home! Great people and business!

Market Max is the closest gas station to the Bogue Chitto State Park. It is also the first gas…read morestation you encounter when entering the Town of Franklinton AKA The Fair City. The station has plenty of pumps, but is somewhat difficult to exit as it is in a curve in the roadway. OK. I could do like a lot of elites and just make that the end of my review. But I like to read my own words so I will expound a bit before clicking that little red post button at the bottom right of this page. I ended up at this station as a result of my failure to plan. I knew I was driving around to explore and should have fueled up earlier, but I got sidetracked finding a cemetery. After that detour I realized I was getting into low fuel territory. My Jeep keeps me apprised of how many miles I have till empty, but as I quickly learned, at some point it just says low fuel. This warning came on right as I was about to turn in to the state park so I knew I had better find a station quickly. Market Max was the closest place, but at around six miles away, I was a wee bit afraid I would learn how hard it is to push a Jeep in Louisiana hill country. Luckily for me, six miles is within low fuel warning range and I quickly filled up. This station is obviously very popular since it is one of the few places in the area. That meant a unique cross section of humanity was fueling at the same time as me. I saw bikers, cowboys, hippies, rednecks, old folks and one giant lummox. The cool thing was that despite all of the unique people, not once did I feel out of place. In summary, if you're around Franklinton and need gas, stop here.