Dropped into Candyland to look for some local "Frog City" souvenirs, it's a very cool shop filled…read morewith lots of retro candy. The staff here was extremely friendly and engaged us and gave us a little history lesson, one of the girls working here was actually crowned "Frog City Queen" at one of the festivals. They also have an ice cream counter - very interesting place although they didn't really have what we were looking for...

The staff was so helpful and nice. There is a great selection of candies...current and nostalgic,…read morethey also make their own fudge, and have an assortment of handmade chocolates and ice creams

After searching for a long lost candy that my father-in-law is quite fond of, we finally found it…read moreat Candyland! If you are a candy lover or just a fan of old-timey vintage stores, this place is a real treat. They have everything from old-school Hershey bars to new-school sour patch kids--plus in-house items like fudge, milkshakes and frozen lemonade. The service was also really great with the employees making sure we were assisted at all times. I highly recommend if you're out in Scott country!

They had different things I haven't seen since I was a kid. They also were very busy for a candy…read moreshop so it was nice to see and had amazing great location next to a little pond to feed ducks while we ate ice cream.

So much fun to see all the candy they offer. Loved it!!…read more Very welcoming, staff was friendly

Rude, stale overpriced.... Not much else to say. Not worth the time or money. Save yourself the…read moretrip.

This place has some delicious, homemade burgers, as well as ice cream and floats. It's very…read morenostalgic, like an old soda shop. I love the vintage toys available for purchase. It's a great place to bring the whole family, when you want a good burger and ambience of yesteryear.

The best hamburgers!! The service is always amazing and food is just as amazing…read more Favorite on the menu is the Jr cheeseburger. I usually add bacon and pickles. The French fries are homemade, so a must try. There is a seating area inside or you can do carry out.

This is more of a grocery store with a warm food meat market attached it can be overwhelming when…read morefirst walking in as someone who doesn't have a clue what is going on. But as always the service here is amazing and so helpful. 5 out of 5 We got Boudin Sausage, I was quite shocked at how mushy it is compared to sausages that have more of a bite to it. 4 out of 5 Space is nice and clean 5 out of 5 Over all happy to say it was well enjoyed 5 out of 5

Pepperjack boudin balls = 5 stars. Full Stop. Period. End of sentence. That could be the review…read more The rest is lagniappe. That means a little something extra for you non-Louisianians. It is pronounced Lag-Knee-App, make sure you say it that way a lot when you come visit us. All the cool kids do. Best Stop is a must stop for anyone road tripping along I-10 in Louisiana. Who needs a Bucees when you have this place. The aforementioned boudin balls are the best road trip snack ever. Fried spicy, cheesy, delectable delights. On my most recent visit, I got their in house made beef jerky, homemade pork skins, the boudin balls and some jalapeno honey mustard to take home. All of it wonderful. One of my buddies who I was road tripping with, was smart enough to bring a cooler. He bought frozen boudin balls, a few pounds of boudin, some smoked sausage and some sort of stuffed chicken. This place has all kinds of meat! I was jealous and I will definitely bring a cooler next time.

Visiting Louisiana and had never had boudin or cracklin before. Delicious! And the meat selection…read moreis phenomenal! Staff is pleasant and quick service!

You have to try Chicken Cracklings! You will never forget them! Everything else is awesome too…read moreBoudin Balls, Boudin roll ups, hamburgers!

In Scott, the boudin competition is in full force. Within a couple blocks, you can find an…read moreimpressive concentration of Cajun specialty food stores. Don's has the classic gas station setup, a ready to eat counter with BBQ and Cajun options, snack aisles, and fridge full of Cajun specialties. We ordered cracklings, boudin balls and crawfish pie. The boudin balls were the stand out. The cracklings were fresh and crunchy, but the seasoning is underwhelming. The crawfish pie missed the mark completely, not much crawfish, very doughy and the seasoning was pretty bland. Compared to the undisputed champion (looking at you, Billy's) with huge lines 24/7, Don's is a good option if you're willing to trade some of the quality with the convenience of no wait time.

If there is a huge line at another boudin or crackling spot, Don's can usually deliver a comparable…read morelevel of Cajun foods at a much shorter wait in the line. They have ready made plate meals, a gas station feel drink option, and the cooked boudin balls, egg rolls, cracklings, etc that are offered by Billy's or Best Stop. Pretty decent and it's a good option if you don't want to wait 30 minutes in line at Billy's.

I was in town for one day and I went to 4 spots trying to find the best boudin. Kartchner's was my…read morefavorite. The flavor was perfectly salty and spicy and the boudin balls were perfectly fried and still juicy on the inside. Boudin capital of the world and I can't wait to come back here with Kartchner's being my first stop.

Who Dat looking for cracklings and boudin? Kartchner's Specialty Meats is our favorite place to…read moreget some. You too should come see, unless you are busier than a gator at a feeding frenzy. Spicy taste straight from the swamplands of Lafayette. It is a must stop for us, on our way to Florida each year. The boudin and cracklings are sold by weight and in my opinion, very formidable. Some may even say, around here, "C'est bon!" The inside has a few tables to sit and eat as well as a few picnic tables outside. The bathrooms are clean and make a nice pit stop for our road trip. Just make sure you Geaux early enough before they ain't dere no more.

Candy, candy, candy oh my candy! Yup, a kid in a candy store is exactly how I feel, when I come in…read morethere. It's hard to keep myself away because each time I visit I never leave empty handed. I love my sours, so I go straight to the sour belts, bears, worms; you name it, I love 'em. This is not the largest candy store in the mall, but it suffices. This one is on the 2nd floor and the other is on the 1st floor. So, when you need your candy fix and are on the 2nd floor (closer to Sears), this is the perfect place for you. Have kiddos? Expect stay here for 15+ minutes tops. It's so bright and colorful, so it's very eye-catching to those little candy-loving tikes. You will definitely end up with a couple to bunches of sweet treats in hand. Don't be surprised if you find something for yourself that brings a bit of your childhood back. It's a nice feeling, trust me!

Yesterday afternoon I needed to run to the mall. Karsyn got…read moreexcited bc she had money and wanted to get her and her friends candy from Candy Craze. After a couple of stores we finally got to Candy Craze and there were about 6 other people in the store so I decided to wait right before the entrance and sent them into pick their candy. I watched as they carefully picked one or two items of each they wanted; smiled the whole time, told other people excuse me while passing and then happily got in line, I also noticed the person working staring them down the entire time as they did nothing wrong. ( so much so the she missed the man stuffing his face with candy before he pd for it) After they got in line the lady checking out begins throwing her hands up in the air,shaking her head and raising her voice then I see all of the girls faces change. Everyone in the store shrugs their shoulders and looks baffled. I walk up and what the problem was and the lady said says nothing, my child paid her money for their over priced cavity makers and walked out the store. I then called the store to see what the problem was, first of all the lady was rude from the beginning of the conversation and told me I am so insecure that I had to call her to figure out what was wrong. She first told me that the girls were trying to figure out how to split up their payment which isn't true bc it was only Karsyn who brought money in. Then she told me that one of them wanted to put something back, also not true. Then she said that they didn't think they had enough money you know what; and Kars is a worrier so she might've been stressed about that .... BUT if that was the case, I was standing literally 10 feet away with a debit card. She then said that I needed to supervise my kids and that's when I lost it!! What she saw was 3 black girls, in a store, without an adult.... she assumed they weren't raised and were trying to steal her overpriced junk from her store. When she saw the white woman standing behind them waving her whole demeanor changed. I am so big on teaching karsyn responsibility, how to pick an item in a store and keep track of cost, how to walk up and pay for something, look the clerk in the eye, say thank you and speak to adults with confidence and respect. Her friends are raised exactly as she is. If I had saw them acting up in the store, getting over greedy with what they were putting in their bags or being disrespectful, I would've walked in long before the old white "Karen" even had a chance to correct them. Think TWICE before you to give your money to a racist old white lady, who instead of apologizing called me insecure and told me I offended her when I tried figuring out exactly what the problem was.