Great place ---stayed due to them having a Tesla Charger (10kw)…read more **Thanks Best Western** Note--checked other locations, close to the (KHUM) ---no one had a charging station Parking & charging @ night was extremely dark---please add some lights Over-all, I would recommend the place

We stayed 3 nights while our son was at a football camp. Check-in staff was very friendly but slow,…read morewe weren't in a rush so it was fine. Pros - bed was comfy, AC worked very well, free coffee and juice 24/7, and location works well for activities in Thibodaux or Houma. Cons - grab and go breakfast was frozen breakfast sandwiches which ends right at 9am even on weekends. AC unit was loud! Would stay there again. Hopefully breakfast improves post Covid restrictions.

Lots of charging bays. All working. Winn Dixie shares the same parking lot. Very public.read more

Clean, new shopping center. There's a Chipotle and Smoothie King within walking distance, plus…read morePanera and Starbucks near the entrance. Shopping includes Dick's Sporting Goods, Best Buy, Old Navy, and many more.

Nice having a super charging station near Nola. It is in a nice retail area that you can charge…read morewhile you're shopping. Very conveniently near restaurants; or a place to catch a quick nap. Lol We just need the politicians in Louisiana to approve of more along the interstates.

This was a great spot. 6 stalls and all of them working! It wasn't very busy either. Located in a…read morelittle shopping center with a PetCo and Trader Joe's. Nice enough little area to walk my fur boy as well!

Prime location in BR but a little tricky to get to. I think exiting Acadian might make it easier…read moreso you can turn right onto Perkins Rd and right into parking lot area. Mapping in Tesla had us exit onto Perkins, which means waiting for green lights to make two left turns. Chargers are hard to see when you enter, but located along same side as (former) Pier 1. Lots of chargers and pretty fast. Small grassy area under billboard if you've got dogs, and there is pet co! Great dining options within walking distance and a Trader Joe's!

Apparently this location was temporarily not functional in recent past, but now it's up and…read morerunning! We were the only ones here. Quick charger and not a bad location. Located in shopping center across parking lot from Office Depot and Petco. Short walk to Target and Chick-fil-a. The chargers are near group of magnolias, wish they were blooming!

Ode to the Loaf and the Golden Fields On golden paths, where…read moreyellow beams ignite A tapestry of sun, I walk alone, Each footstep scented faintly with delight, For nearby, on Oak Street, warmth is sown: At Breads on Oak, a miracle is grown. Here wheat fields bow, their gilded spines resigned, Transformed by hands into a living dough, Wild yeast and patience, earth and sky combined, A tang of hope, an oven's gentle glow; Each loaf a testament to all we sow. This bread, crackling crust and airy, sour-sweet, Is more than sustenance; it is a prayer For all who gather, breaking bread to greet The morning light, and taste the love baked there; A grace that rises softly through the air. Yet one delight eludes my hungry heart: The one for whom my eager soul is yearning. I call to the Creator, source of every part, Their absence stains the loaf, the fields, the burning Of longing that the rising sun keeps turning. Grant me solace, Creator, as seasons spin. Above, within the ancient oaks outside, Two yellow birds in sunlit rapture sing, Echoing the baker's joy, the pride Of daily blessings, simple, sanctified. While I, earthbound, savor crust and spring, Trusting the Creator will one day lift my wing. Why do they sing so bright, so unafraid? Perhaps their hope is kneaded by the Creator's hand, While I, with all this gold and bread, remain unswayed. Hillel Yisroel (Albert) Canalizo

Came here on a whim after church and it was great for a quick brekky and coffee…read more Apparently they're plant based so no eggs in the bread which I was surprised at it because it tasted great! They heated up the savory pastry, which I appreciate. The coffee was good too and not burnt or sour. I loved that they had bread samples too, I would def buy a loaf of olive bread. Has WiFi and about 3-4 tables. Pretty small place inside. Has some outdoor seating. Overall, I'd come back for a quick bite or catch up with a friend. Parking: free limited on street

Had a great experience at Devine Mobile Tech thanks to Malik. He was super helpful, friendly, and…read morefound me the best deals on electronics. Great service and unbeatable prices--I'll definitely be back!

From the owner: At Devine mobile tech, we specialize in fast, reliable, and affordable mobile phone repairs…read more Whether you're dealing with a cracked screen, a dead battery, or any other phone malfunction, our skilled technicians are here to restore your device to perfect working condition. With years of experience, we pride ourselves on offering high-quality repairs for all major phone brands, including iPhone, Samsung, Google, and more. We use only the best parts, ensuring your phone functions like new again.

This is my first time using Yelp to find some assistance. The process was relatively easy, and…read morewithin 24 hours of first setting up the project, Illuminate Electrical sent out Ethan, who turned out to be a really good technician. The photo shows what was left of the original smoke detector, since the originals were returned to their installer. Ethan quickly replaced the new mounts and perform the necessary change on the plugs, which were incompatible. I thought the price was very reasonable, and I was thrilled to get this done before Christmas. If I have another electrical problem, I am certain I will call them.

We purchased a new dishwasher and quickly realized we needed a professional to install. I located…read moreand contacted Illuminate Electrical through Yelp and received exceptional service for a fair price. The technician was very accommodating and knowledgeable. I will definitely utilize Illuminate Electrical for future projects!

Doesn't look fancy on the outside and you may miss it and drive right past it if you aint looking…read morebut this is hands down the best cigar place in Ascension Parish and unless you want to go to NOLA or BR, and really who wants to risk these areas, you won't find a better one in St. James or St. John Parish.

The Audubon Zoo is one of those institutions that everyone needs to visit when in New Orleans. It's…read morelocated in a beautiful park, just off Magazine Street, and one can ride the St. Charles Street Car to get there. It's an old institution, and is often working to improve their historic exhibits to better serve their animals as well as their visitors. When I recently visited, the sea lion exhibit was being improved. They still had a sea lion show, and I was there at just the right time to see one of their sea lions enjoying an enrichment event. The exhibits are designed to provide a spacious and natural environment for the animals, while allowing the visitors to observe them. In some cases, this allows several species to inhabit the same exhibit, which is a more natural setting. This is definitely a well planned and managed collection, and helps the visitors understand to need to conserve our natural environment. The zoo has a great Louisiana swamp exhibit, which also helps the visitors learn about the cultural history of Louisiana. There are native animals that few might see in nature, but which the visitors can learn about in this setting. These include Alligator Snapping Turtles, and Louisiana Black Bears. There's plenty of places for the visitors to eat, drink, and buy gifts. These are found in convenient locations throughout the park. It's a great experience and especially good for families.

We visited the zoo on a Monday afternoon on April 20, 2026. We had a really nice time walking…read morearound and we have always wanted to visit the NOLA zoo. It was a relaxing evening for us. We didn't really encounter anyone that worked there that smiled to say hello or goodbye. It was so nice how the zoo is thoughtfully set up for families. Lots of places to sit down and view the animals. The day that we went, because it was now closer to closing (we were there for about three hours) the animals must have been brought inside before 5pm. It made it difficult to see some of the wildcats because they were inside. The park staff does end up doing some pop up discussions. We attended one with the gorillas and it was interesting to hear about them. The giraffe feeding station has been closed due to construction. *** unsure when it will reopen but would like to share this as it was disappointing to arrive and discover this. The Asian elephants were interesting to see and learn the difference between the African and Asian elephants. I felt like the animals at this zoo and the habitats looked like they could use a little more upkeep. With it being spring and all, the leaves were in all their water habitats. We enjoyed some salt water taffy while we were walking and this was a nice treat.