Rees Street Market is a small local store in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. They are known for their…read morespecialty meats that are cut and prepared in house. They smoke sausage, tasso and andouille. They have all kinds of stuffed roasts, chicken and marinated steaks. They are also known for some of the best boudin and cracklin in Acadiana. Rees Street Market is a nice little store on the main drag headed in to Breaux Bridge. It is on the right side of the street for a stop to pick up supplies before heading into the famous Crawfish Festival, and you are sure to be welcomed by the friendly staff that always makes you feel like family!!! This is one of my favorite places to shop!!! If you are in town stop by, you won't be disappointed!!! Reste affamé mes amis!!!

This is a very good little Cajun market. If Poche's is closed this is the next best Cajun market in…read morethe area. A great little Cajun market. One of my top 3 in the area. The Butcher here makes some awesome chicken & apple sausage. WOZA. The best way to have his Chicken & apple sausage is for breakfast with Bourbon maple syrup & buckwheat pancakes. You can tell him I said that ;) Anyhoo, he also makes some amazing seafood stuffed mushrooms. Yum yum yum. I want to drive over right now & get some of those. Last time I stopped by I got a whole giant pack of them, BBQ'em on the grill, then hubby & I fought over them till one bounced off the grill & the cat ran off with it. The irony. They are slightly different than Poche's stuffed mushrooms these have a whole shrimp on top of them. Meow! :)' My only complaint is they don't carry any fresh baked breads by Gambino's Bakery & that is a cardinal sin for a Cajun place. Come on y'all? Don't be cheap coonass's order the Gambino bread & I will update my review. Merci à bientôt.

Ordered a Turdurken through Goldbelly from Hebert's specialty meats! It was fantastic! My…read morefather-in-law came from that area and used a menu from the Market to choose his order. Goldbelly does not have the entire menu! The Turduken was amazing, but would love the entire menu!

C'est Bon! I was so excited to come to this Cajun grocery…read morestore! This store is located in Breaux Bridge, which is the crawfish capitol of the world, so you know it's gotta be good. Walking in, you can see that they are serious about keeping things cool- this is one of very few grocers that I've seen that sells huge blocks of ice, not little cubes in a bag, but big bricks of the cold stuff. Inside the store, you'll see all kinds of Cajun foods that you can't get in Yankee land. I enjoyed looking through their pre-made foods for their southern style cooking. Be sure to check out their sandwiches. Everything looked delicious! Someone makes them some of their local foods- I got some pepper jelly that was made especially for this location! The store was a bit dated, and not as fancy as some that you may have been in, but it makes up for it in charm. They have lots of the best Cajun brands, as well as some national ones as well. The prices were a bit higher than some other stores, but you're out here in the bayou, so it's hard to get. The clerks were friendly though. There's a small liquor store in the corner of the store. They sell all the national brands, but don't expect anything wild.

I was working in the area so I decided to stop by and pick up something for lunch. I ended up…read moregetting the baked chicken plate lunch which came with macaroni and cheese, white beans, dressing and Bake chicken breast(2) $10.99. The baked chicken was absolutely fantastic. The chicken was incredibly juicy and tender, with a perfect golden-brown skin. It was seasoned just right, and the sides were really good also.

Local, hometown store. They keep their building in good shape and up to date. The shelves are…read morestocked and fronted. All of the cashiers have a good disposition. This is just another slice of the hospitable south.

As per our ususal, needed to pick up a few things before heading back…read moreout on the road. Huge store. Pretty clean compared to other Walmarts we have been in. Also, very friendly clerks.

I was excited about this Walmart being right next to a Pilot because I just walked to it so thwas a…read morebonus. The inside of the store is pretty well stocked and clean. My biggest issue was that I needed ones and the team lead acted like she could not do it I had to empty out about 4 self checkouts. Which she had to refill with ones anyway why make things difficult I was completing a transaction anyway by unloading my card but I just wanted ones to put in my kids Easter eggs.

My cousin took me to this grocery store that sells plate lunches and oh man! I got the hamburger…read moresteak, half white rice/half rice dressing w/gravy, yam patties and green beans. All this food for $6.49!!!! I know all the Breaux Bridge residents know about this gem, but for my Houstonians passing through cajun country on I-10, you have to do yourselves a favor and get a plate lunch! The gravy had big chunks of bell pepper and they were the best bell pepper I have ever eaten! Yummy!!! Everything was so good and the portion was so big, I ate lunch and had enough to get full again for dinner. Can't wait to go back for a visit and to try one of the other choices, like the smothered pork chops or the fried chicken.

There are no plate lunches served at this location, only hot dogs. The plate lunches the original…read moreposter was referring to must have come from the Hebert's South Main Street location. This location does have a good selection of meats and is a clean and well stocked grocery store.

Food is good, not the fastest service around. Price for what you get is good. Nice local spot but…read morebeware it can get spicy if you not prepared.

Great down home plate lunches! They have hamburgers and poboys during the day on request.read more

Since I was in the area, I decided to drop in for a plate lunch. I ordered the catfish strips,…read moredressing, and white beans. The catfish strips were mostly breading and skin, with very little actual catfish meat. Aany meat found in these strips was like finding a prize. The white beans had no flavor at all. It tasted like they opened a can, dumped it into the tray, and warmed it up. At least they gave a generous amount which I was able to doctor up once I got home. I didn't eat the dressing, but someone else did. She said it was cold at least it had some flavor unlike the beans.I'm not sure if this was a one-day thing or it's now something that's fairly regular. But the food was a lot better when I worked in the area about a decade ago. The food at the Grand Point location is so much better.

This store has been opened ever since I was a child, and it brings so much joy and nostalgia to…read morereturn to it looking the same way it once did, while also being up-kept! The ambiance of the store is very quaint. It's your small town grocery, and has been convenient and reliable for decades! Every time I'm in town, my granny needs me to grab something from Hebert's! I couldn't avoid the place if I tried! The service is always pretty good, and they seem to have always leaned toward younger employees who are still in school or recently graduated. I love that they offer young people job opportunities, as they seem hard for people to come by in Breaux Bridge! I love that the store still offers a customer service window that used to help my gramps and granny with checks. They have an ATM as well. The food and groceries are always good! They pretty much have everything you need as long as you aren't vegan or have any sort of gluten or dairy restrictions! This isn't the store for all that! Lol. But they pretty much are a 1 stop shop, and even have a hot bar for hot foods. I remember lining up for their hot food as a kid. Great memories! And yes, they still have the soda machines outside! This place will always hold a special place in my heart, and I'm glad it's being well taken care of.