Absolutely love their Boudin. It's even better heated up the next day. You must definitely try them…read moreif you're in the area.

I wanted to bring to your attention an experience I had during my most recent visit to Nunu's in…read moreYoungsville. When I came into the store earlier, I could clearly hear employees in the back arguing with one another. The situation was loud enough to be heard from the shopping area, and I found it to be very unprofessional and quite disturbing while I was trying to shop. As a customer, I expect a certain level of professionalism and respect, especially from a local grocery store that prides itself on serving the community. Hearing employees raise their voices and argue openly gives a negative impression and makes the environment uncomfortable for shoppers. Because of this experience, I have decided to take my business elsewhere. I recently shopped at Rouses and found the staff there to be noticeably more professional, courteous, and friendly. The cashiers were polite, and the overall atmosphere was welcoming and pleasant -- exactly what customers hope to find in their local grocery store. I am thoroughly disappointed with the experience I had at Nunu's in Youngsville, and based on this incident, I am unlikely to return. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and addresses the behavior of the staff to ensure other customers don't encounter the same issue.

After seeing a sign out front saying "BBQ on Sunday" we decided to pull in and check it out before…read moreheading back to the campground. The parking lot is a little tight and the entrance is really elevated keeping it safe from any flooding being the river is very close - once inside we found it really interesting and filled with lots of local delicacies, we walked over to the meat case where we assumed the plate lunches would be served and was greeted by a friendly employee. Unfortunately we missed the bbq being it was late afternoon and they were doing their clean up and we were told there were a few plates boxed up in a warming case off to the side, they were clearly marked but taped closed and I really didn't want to open them or buying them without seeing what was inside since we had no experience with this local grocer. I noticed there were several small paper bags labeled cracklins some chicken and one marked "rich-man cracklins" so I grabbed one of those thinking it would be a good snack for the ride back. Unfortunately they were not something we were accustomed too, they were very meaty and chewing verses the fried pork fat with a crispy rind we were hoping for and now we know this was a different version so we dismissed them after both trying one each. Although this visit didn't work out like we had hoped the store is very nostalgic and has a cool factor about it and the staff was very friendly and so it was definitely an interesting stop and I'd return when in the area to explore a few more of their offerings...

I bought some of their Da Bayou Tigre fresh sausage. Cooked it and was way too salty, use less…read moresalt.

Best chicken in town my family go there at least 3 times a month . Oh and the tenders. The rice…read more Too. Shid everything

I work at Lowe's and they treated us to chicken tenders & fries from Food Etc and this is some…read moregreat food. The sauces, especially the honey mustard is amazing. I'm going to bring my husband cause he has a thing for Canes but I think this is so much better and it's local!

I love and support this business so much. These type of store are sadly few and far between now and…read moredays. Joeys is a wonderful ole school Italian mom and pop grocery store where the workers really care about their customers and the products they sell. They have a wonderful selection of meats. They always stock our Thanksgiving side dishes and their bakery is incredible

I bought the Joey's lemon-lime Caesar salad dressing out of curiosity. It is delicious! Tart yet…read morefull-flavored. It's so good on any type of salad. Thank you, Joey. Margaret Ruffin

For the second time, the last being months ago, horrible chili cheese fries! The fries were all…read moredark, crisp and greasy due to re-frying. I just wasted $5...again! A bunch of beaters. Does the board of health ever visit stores in the hood?

The best shrimp stew ever! Even better than my grandma makes (shhh, don't tell her I said that…read morethough). Seriously good home cooking with soul food, cajun/creole plate lunches that make you want to slap yo mama! If they're serving shrimp stew, get the shrimp stew - you won't regret it!

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.

Looking for a tasty, affordable meal in St. Martinville? Joyce's Supermarket delivers with…read moregenerous, home-style plate lunches full of local flavor. I had the meatball stew with smothered cabbage and black-eyed peas for just $5.99--same price as two years ago. Even the pineapple cake was a steal at $1.19. Thank you, Joyce's for not price, gouging your customers. That can't be said for many places.

Joyces is a main stay for all your needs in cajun country. When you are on go in cajun country shop…read morewhere the locals shop for authentic Louisiana supplies & foods and souvenirs. RV parking friendly. Breakfast and lunch plates to go are local favorites. Reasonable price and the servings are cajun sized.

Very good food and good people. Also have great fresh-caught shrimp from local fishermen.read more

Very good prices on the food. Fried shrimp, fried chicken tenders, shrimp friend rice, shrimp Lo…read moreMein, egg rolls, and more. $4 for 10 large shrimp. $7.50 for 20. Other places like Seafood Connection will charge you $7.50 for 10 shrimp that are actually smaller! (Or 50 cents, but only if you spend $10; still a bad deal compared to this.) Served with a choice of sauce. The family that runs this place is very nice. Would recommend it to anyone. I really like the fried shrimp, but the fried rice was okay to me, but I don't go for fried rice usually anyway.