This Rouses on Power Blvd (Metairie) is one of the biggest ones and has more inventory. They're…read morenever out of stock for the Rouses brand spicy cajun peanut tins which are very popular. I do remember this being a Schwegmann's and shopping here as a child many times. Great to see local businesses (Rouses, Robert, Zuppardo's, Dorignac's) being the main grocery options in New Orleans metro, much better than the national chains like Kroger, Safeway, Albertsons which lack personality and local flavor.

We have been buying our crawfish at this rouses on Power Blvd for years and never had a problem…read moreuntil today! We bought 35 lbs of crawfish, two bags of boiled shrimp and 1 bag of the boiled potatoes (getting potatoes and shrimp off the warmer rack of course. ) The shrimp and the potatoes were perfect! The crawfish, although fresh and hot, completely Plain! Bland! Flavorless! Meaning they apparently weren't soaked nearly long enough or not enough seasoning was applied ! I have never had a plain crawfish in my life but I must say it wasnt pleasant to us or our guest! $150.00 down the drain! A shame because we go to rouses alot for anything and everything and we all make mistakes but in Louisiana especially with crawfish season at its beginning and with the economy and people paying with their hard earned money.....that is unacceptable!!! There's no room for this kind of error!

I just had to come here and leave this review because it blew me. I walked to the register and…read moregreeted the cashier (Jackie -- according to the receipt older lady) & she just looked at me.. she didn't start scanning nothing.. just looking so I just stared back at her ... then she says I need to see your ID. That's completely understandable but the stare off??? Anyways gave my ID and she told me some things that I needed to know since I was doing instacart and I felt maybe she just a not so happy elderly woman.. to my surprise she does know how to greet people because she did the folks behind me. lol this seems so petty but kindness goes a long way... I hate that she might not like her job but at the end of the day it is a choice. Again to that woman... GOD BLESS YOU.

Got stuff for a company meeting. Old fashioned and wines. This is like a superstore! You should…read morecheck it out. The staff was super nice too.

The costumer service was rude I was looking for help and they where i ignoring me and the ground…read morewas very dirty

Customer service is superb! Has all my needs and wants for…read moremy shindigs. I literally drive 30 minutes to come here. Great deals, great prices. What more do you want ?

World Market has been one of my favorite stores to buy all things home decor, exotic snacks and…read moredrinks, furniture and even cute boho chic clothes and jewelry. I'm there at least once a month to check out the candle selection-my go-to scent is the Amber as it smells amazing. My recent art purchases are gorgeous and allow me to support a black-woman artist through her collaboration with World Market- I really like that they have tags with the artists name and brief story. I could write endless reviews about my countless positive experiences at world market. The only issue I have is that I can spend hours in the store and also spend waaay too much money. It's not know for being cheap but the quality of most items are definitely worth the price points. They also have great sales pretty often and their loyalty program is legit. I always have rewards, which obviously causes me to shop all the more.

No matter the State, no matter which location, Cost Plus/World Market will always be a 5 star rated…read morebusiness for me. I started shopping at Cost Plus in the 80s, perusing every inch of this vast store discovering exotic items from all over the world. It's where I discovered Haribo gummy bears, sold only in loose bulk at the time(Look how far that company has come over the years). Originally named "Cost Plus" for its "sold at cost, plus 10%" standard. This store offers everything from wines to dinnerware, international food to furniture, greeting cards to holiday decor and so much much more. I specifically shop for my international food here. My oldest son's Father was English and so I shopped here for things he loved and eventually things I now love. I also pick up delicious Easter basket finds in the Spring and also pop in at Christmas for stocking stuffers and Christmas Crackers. Over the years, I undoubtedly have shopped or gifted items from every department. In the last years they developed a rewards program and I was pleasantly surprised at 30$ in cash coupons. Another hidden perk? They're owned now by Bed, Bath & Beyond. So guess what? Those BB&B coupons are honored here too....shhhhhhhhh that's just between you and me ;) Go in and treat yourself to an exotic discovery, you'll be happy you did.

This is a mega-wholesale warehouse, so you'll probably never go here unless you:…read more a) own a business selling beer/alcohol/wine b) miss you delivery date or need something same day The cashiers are quick and professional. Call your order in advance to have the invoice ready. The loading dock is a different story. You have to ring a bell (impossible to find unless someone actually showed you where it is) and have to wait for someone to appear from the womb of the warehouse (which is massive). You can wait 1 minute if you are lucky or 20 if unlucky. I've witnessed both. Other then the wait, the guys working there are fast, and will help you load up heavier items in your car. Prost!

Ok, so we didn't actually go to the warehouse or buy anything from Glazer. We attended a wine…read moretasting that was put on by them. They sent a few guys over with 7 different wines (2 whites, 2 reds, and three champagnes), as well as cheese/charcuterie trays. Before each wine was served, the main guy would come up and give a short description. Then servers came around for pourings. We were free to ask for more because there was plenty to go around. Whites: Acacia Chardonnay - I'm not a chardonnay fan or white wine fan in general, so I wasn't impressed. But it was drinkable to me. The white wine fans liked it a lot. Cloudy Bay Sauvignon Blanc - I really like this one. It was sweet and went down smooth. Reds: Sterling Vintner's Collection Merlot - Classic merlot. Little heavy, but I went back for more of this one. Beaulieu Vineyard Napa Cabernet Savignon - Typical cab. Very good. Also got a second glass of this one. Sparkling: Chandon Rose - Bleh. I did NOT like this one. Neither did my SO. This one was very polarizing amongst the crowd. Some people really liked it, but I feel most people wanted none of it. Veuve Clicquot Yellow Label - Very good champagne. Good bubbliness, good flavor. I would drink it again. Ruinart Blanc de Blanc - This stuff was liquid gold. It was the best wine all night (and at $100 wholesale, it better have been). Everyone wanted more of this. EVERYONE. It was delicious and was the only wine they ran out of. So, I recommend Glazer based purely on their knowledge and selection.

Price Breaker's is friendly, fast and very convenient for our neighbohood. The employee's go above…read moreand beyond the expectations of their customers. i should know because I have been a customer for almost 10 years. There prices are good and keep you coming back for more. Just wanted to thank you for making our community a better place. Sincerely, Judy Richardson

Usually stop here after work but after awhile I learned most things in the store are mislabeled…read more Beware owner will not give you a break. If they don't label something but the price says something under it you would think that is the price. But the owner wanted to prove he was right. Oh well I will go somewhere else!

11-5-2018...6a.m. Seen this adult beverage stand on my way…read moreto my flight gate...Nothing like a cold one or two before ya flight ya diggg...What caught my eye was the Andy Gator beer...had to try it... Friendly New Orleans greeting as I approached the stand, had a seat then enquired about the Andy Gator brew... After a brief beer course I was on my way with a new brew in hand...

Way, way overpriced beer, (and apparently wine), but I'm a beer-o, not a wino, so not sure of wine…read moreprices. I can say that based of visual experiences, the wine cups they give patrons are pretty FUC'n small. But, you can get a "to go" cup for your Abita, Stella, etc. so that's a positive. (But the reality is, you can do that throughout the airport). Friendly service anytime I have visited tho, so that's a plus.