The service was amazing . and everything taste soo good . I brag about this place to all my…read morefriends .

amazing hot sauce bar! So flavorful and spicy! Cheese balls we're quite good but HOT. Workers were…read morevery nice. Learned that caramel sauce quenches spicy! Casual spot that's worth checking out.

Great food and great service, especially Corey was amazing! Would recommend to anyone!read more

Cochon the restaurant and Cochon Butcher are arguably two of the real heralds of authentic yet…read moreinnovative Creole and Cajun cuisine right now. I cook a lot of both at home--I'm someone who is dedicated enough to my Louisiana cooking to order Steen's syrup from Louisiana to my Florida doorstep even though Florida makes perfectly good cane syrup in its own right. (Side note: any New Orleans restaurant you venture to serving pain perdu with maple syrup and not Steen's--ask what the hell they're even doing.) Like most worthwhile restaurants, the menu here changes up. The specials as well as their famous sandwiches seem the way to go and I got the fried shrimp with bread and butter pickles. Exceptional--a small amount, it may have even been a starter but regardless was perfect for me. The sandwiches other diners had on their plates were large and looked delicious just glancing around at other tables. Everything comes up fast and the atmosphere is . . . just ideally New Orleans. It feels all the way "working CBD lunch" yet unhurried, a reflection of Cochon's greatness but scaled down and with utterly no pretense. There's simply a real sense of both care and expertise in everything done here no matter how simple or complex. Beyond all else, they're doing what they love here with no scaling back or dressing up to make it anything else. A winner through and through.

Like all "turistas" going into these shops and looking at their displays, is always amazing…read more This one in particular is no different. There's a nice array of tchotchke's and collectibles. What interested me the most was the outlandish price of socks. Socks? Brightly colored, locally inspired and very costly. $15.99 a pair. Wow. Other than that prices were commensurate for the area. I still gave it four stars. I just couldn't bring myself to photograph these socks.

Fun little store. Touristy items such as shirts, cups, masks and festival items. We were looking…read morefor stickers as we collect them as we visit cities and towns, tho all the stickers this store had, which was limited in stock, was about voodoo related stuff and not about New Orleans or even the French Quarter in general. What they did have was a decent price, tho, we didn't purchase. Wasn't exactly what we wanted. The lady at the counter greeted us, she was very nice.

Great selection of specialty meats and local food. Ordered…read morea turkey for thanksgiving. They told me $2/lb when I ordered. When I picked it up they Charged me $66 for a medium sized (10-14lbs) turkey from shady brooks farm. They said they price per unit not per pound. The price for the same turkey at Walmart is $11.76.

Best boudin in the surrounding area! Their customer service goes above and beyond. I am so glad I…read morefound Chris'.

New spice importer who will be popping up around New Orleans…read more I found them on Saturday at the Hollygrove Market. She had a variety of peppercorns, Hungarian paprika, black sesame seeds, dried ginger root and more. I like that the spices are dated and that you can buy small quantities to ensure peak flavor. She had a square for her phone if you wanted to charge and of course, she accepted cash. Follow on FB to find out where they will be next. Their website still says coming soon.

Rating: 7/10 This…read morelocation is easy to find and the store is setup nicely. The owner was warm and welcoming and answered all my questions about starting my apothecary journey. The reason for the lower rating is a lot of the inventory was out. A lot it's a bit on the pricey side but I love supporting local businesses.

I didn't know this place existed in the area. I was in need of a few herbs and stopped here. I love…read morethis place. It has a large variety of herbal options. The sales clerk Loreal was very friendly and knowledgeable about herbs. The only negative is that there isn't any parking. But even still, this place will definitely remain in my go to places for my herbal options.

The Asian market I prefer most on the westbank. The prices are fair, the owners are kind, and the…read moreproduce is high quality. It's a small shop with a lot of heart and it's amazing how much they are able to offer in such a small space!

The family who owns this market is so kind. They are very helpful, I especially appreciate it since…read moreI am not Asian & unfamiliar w many of their products. Their fruits & veggies are fresh & plentiful

Great variety of foods and reasonable prices. Going to the West Bank is not as difficult as many…read moreliving on the east bank think it is. I would definitely give it a try. You'll not be sorry.

Fresh pita bread for less than $2 and many other Middle Eastern products; no long wait at the…read moreregister either.