Their friendly faces and service. I enjoy walking in the store and being served by the people. I…read morealso enjoy their breakfast.

One of the best Sno-Balls I've ever eaten. The ice is perfect. I will definitely be back for…read moreanother sno-ball.

Sitting at the corner of Commerce and Lafayette, Mini Mart is your old school, local, city center…read moremart that serves as convenience for the many travelers staying in the immediate area. They offer all the standard items of convenience stores from snacks, drinks, lottery in addition to household basics, medicines and of course, souvenirs and NOLA specific goods. Pricing here is a bit high, but that is not surprising. They know they are in a prime location and when you come here, you are paying for convenience. The store needs some TLC conditionally, and a little bit more attention to cleanliness wouldn't hurt. Service was super friendly and welcoming, which was a redeeming quality for this location. Overall, solid 3.5, but the cashier really made our day. We wandered in for a soda and drink, and got what we were after, but if we needed more than that, we would probably go elsewhere due to price point. But again, this spot came in clutch when needed.

Best corner store in the city. You will love the guys that work there. Great spot for a quick pick…read moreme up.

The staff is super friendly and helpful. Wide variety of products. Reasonably priced given the…read moreconvenience. Great premade meal selection.

A very nice neighborhood market in the Warehouse District, perfect for grabbing a beer or wine and…read moresnacks to bring back to my hotel on a recent visit. There was a local college student working the counter, and he was the friendliest person and very helpful when seeking a local food recommendation. They have all sorts of wines, premade wraps and fruits, little toiletry and medical supplies, and a few other things that were good to grab when I visited. Loved the ease and convenience of this little market.

This place rocks! The po-boys are awesome. The portions are extremely generous. Chef Billy is…read moreextremely friendly and the service is quick. Check out the Volcano Burger and and the homemade jumbo stuffed shrimp.

Fulton Place is pretty amazing with excellent service and food to match. They bring garlic buttery…read moreknots to start that put plain garlic bread to shame. The owner brought out champagne flutes for everyone to celebrate their third day open. Super friendly and warm atmosphere. We got an awesome caprese salad that had olives, balsamic and roasted red peppers. Excellent! But the best was the meat lovers pizza! Incredible!

I was in New Orleans for the Helen Brett Trade Jewelry Show located within Hall J in the Ernest…read moreMorial Convention Center. The distance from Hall J to Fulton Place Market is 0.4 miles, or 2,112 feet. One long walk inside the building, crossing outside to the construction zone on Convention Center Blvd to get my Powerball tickets. It was bustling outside the store in in the elevator lobby as a tour bus had unloaded people to attend another convention. The cashier sold me my Powerball tickets, and I walked back to Hall J to attend the trade jewelry show. I used the iPhone APP Lottery Places to locate a nearby lottery retailer. The closest was Fulton Place Market from Hall J 0.4 miles one way distance. Quite a walk, but I did it! Walking 0.8 miles, or 4,224 feet to, & from, was an experience for me inside the Ernest Morial Convention Center to Fulton Place Market inside the Hertz building commercial complex, & back.

Almost always one of the cheapest gas stations in the area. A bit hard to get in and out of at…read moretimes, but hey, it has gas.

I prefer this gas station to the Cheveron across the street. The owner of it has always been…read morefriendly with me. Even recommended these great organic microwavable burrito's that they sell. They're never rude and it's always a quick in and out at the pump.

This store is conveniently located on the corner of Carol Sue & Behrman Highway. The hours of the…read morestore are unknown. There's days where the store is closed and other days they are open. The days they are open are awesome because they're a well stocked convenience store and also serve food, during the lunch hour. The staff is very friendly and always available to assist. The store and the parking lot are always very well kept. The store doesn't accept credit/debit, but there's an ATM available outside of the store. They also sell gasoline and their rates are usually lower than other gas stations. I would definitely recommend stopping by, when they're open. I would suggest the store post concrete business hours on a window or update their profile so that the proper expectations for their hours are understood.

Always a massive line inside, and the drive-thru is closed at random times. None of the pharmacy…read moreemployees move with a sense of urgency and can be very rude. Last time I had COVID, their drive through was closed and I was forced to come inside after explaining I was contagious and couldn't come in over the phone, and when the pharmacy tech found out it was COVID she said "ew!" And sprayed disinfectant on the counter that I was already standing at waiting to be helped. They're frequently out of very common (and vital!) medications or products, and won't call to tell you if your prescription isn't in stock, or answer the phone. They also won't pick up the phone or actually call another pharmacy when you want to transfer your prescriptions, so be very careful when filling life-saving medications here, they could get trapped here.

The automated service sucks, why go through so many questions when you should just connect to…read morepharmacy. Putting the date of birth in is always a problem. Can't anyone to answer the phone. What is going on with all this automated bull. CVS needs to do better.

My favorite gas station in Harvey! If you've ever driven on Manhattan Blvd, you know there are tons…read moreof other gas stations available but they're always blocked by the awful traffic or are not well kept (dirty, run down). Food-N-Fun is still on Manhattan but winds up being a hidden gem because it's tucked behind the Best Buy and on the opposite end of Manhattan from the high traffic. Every time I've gone to Food-N-Fun it's been extremely clean and I've never had to wait for a pump. The inside is also well-kept with nice cashiers. I obviously love that it's a hidden gem but I never understand why more people don't just take the 30 second detour and use this gas station instead.