First time going here. They have an nice selection with reasonable prices. I'd love to see some…read moremore dried flower options, such as rose and lavender since I didn't see them and going to use them for tea. I will definitely be back though! I've been discovering a lot of recipes on xiaohongshu I'm hoping to try.

I like to go here and just roam around the store to see what I can find to cook. It's a great store…read morefor Asians style cooking. The fish looks good.

I wish Lagenstein's would come back to Arabella!! The Robert's Fresh Market that took over is…read morehorrible. The cashier's are horribly rude. I have been going there for over a decade, but will not return.

An amazing small market in the heart of the Uptown neighborhood. It's a mainstay in this part of…read morethe city and folks have shopped here for many years. The variety of local and housemate product is simply amazing. Most of it looks delicious and they carry a wide variety of food. From coffee to prepared food, to bottled and even ice cream the local presence fits New Orleans perfectly. It was immediately decided that this would be tomorrows dinner spot! The aisles are great to perused and search for unique things. I wish I could take a shopping cart home with me, but, alas merely a pipedream. There's plenty of parking lot area, in front and across the street.

My intent of the visit was to get LEMONADE from OH SWEET LEMON; and I wasn't disappointed…read more I found the store to be clean, in order; all the items were fairly priced. I sashayed to cooler where the drinks were and I spotted the what I came for. The cashier was friendly, masked & made sure to greet me by saying "yes ma'am, no ma'am...". Gotta love that southern charm. #duringCOVID #deltavariantontheloose #ohsweetlemon #mango #strawberry #passionfruit #original #igotemall

Good spicy Okra gumbo. Get your money's worth. I try to come any chance I get and they're black…read moreowned!!

A lot of the market to go food were stale. We bought these food to eat at the zoo so didn't have…read moretime to check, but I don't know how a place sells refrigerated to go food for people who are trying to get a fresh bite for lunch. Just double check if you're picking up Vietnamese food from here.

Service ambiance and fresh veggies and foods People are helpful and kind. I would recommend this…read morestore to anyone

I was in the mood for a shrimp poboy so I tried Leforts. I've had their boiled seafood before but…read morenever any other food. The 10inch po-boy was $16.99. When I think about the fact that shrimp (if local) have to be peeled and de-veined, the price is reasonable. The bread was soft in the middle and lightly toasted. That's always the goal. They put a LOT of shrimp on the sandwich. The shrimp were fried well and the seasoning was good. I ate half the poboy and took my leftover shrimp to work the next day and made a taco. I saw so many softshell crab dishes being served when I was waiting. I will have to go back and try that. I do wish the desserts were in a display case away from some of the other food items they sell but that's just my preference.

Absolutely the worst food in the city. Better to eat gas station seafood. I spend $125.70 on 12 May…read more2026 for three people and the boiled seafood platter was an embarrassment to Louisiana. The shrimp was rubber and like eating chewing gum. I told them showed them and the said sorry and claimed it was fresh and brought out a new plate but it was the same double boiled crap. The corn and potatoes were room temperature and the lobster was like peeling an armadillo. The red beans had a terrible after taste like it was days old. The 5lbs of crawfish was so-so and we didn't eat but half since it was weak on seasoning. A West Bank local suggested it and after he admitted it went to hell since Sal sold it. It I based my New Orleans food experience off this place I would become a vegan. Save your money and gut buy a lighter and eat out the canal. George Stapleton "proud to put my name to this honest review" Absolutely the worst food in the city. Better to eat gas station seafood. I spend $125.70 on 12 May 2026 for three people and the boiled seafood platter was an embarrassment to Louisiana. The shrimp was rubber and like eating chewing gum. I told them showed them and the said sorry and claimed it was fresh and brought out a new plate but it was the same double boiled crap. The corn and potatoes were room temperature and the lobster was like peeling an armadillo. The red beans had a terrible after taste like it was days old. The 5lbs of crawfish was so-so and we didn't eat but half since it was weak on seasoning. A West Bank local suggested it and after he admitted it went to hell since Sal sold it. It I based my New Orleans food experience off this place I would become a vegan. Save your money and gut buy a lighter and eat out the canal. George Stapleton "proud to put my name to this honest review"

Although I went for the chicken crackling on this visit. I have thoroughly enjoyed the chicken…read moresalad, chicken wings, deboned chicken, crawfish dressing, ribs, and steaks. Believe it or not, there are still so many more items for me to try. This is a family owned business. I love seeing the growing wall of family pictures. The workers are nice and welcoming and the service is quick. Until next time...

Best kept secret around! I buy all my Cajun food there! You have to try the shrimp stuffed boneless…read morechicken and their stuffed pork chops! Their boudin is the best around!

Great variety of foods and reasonable prices. Going to the West Bank is not as difficult as many…read moreliving on the east bank think it is. I would definitely give it a try. You'll not be sorry.

Fresh pita bread for less than $2 and many other Middle Eastern products; no long wait at the…read moreregister either.

I love it here, the produce section is always neatly zoned and fresh, well, the entire store…read moreactually,. I'm there like every other day

Clean. Nice selection. Friendly & helpful staff. Has a small dining area. The generic store brand…read moreused is "Best Choice".

I am truly enjoying having another grocery store down the road. This one moved into the old Laborie…read morelocation and has quickly landed on our list of top choices for grocery shopping. The price on the shelf is their price, PLUS they add a 10% surcharge at the end of the checkout (before tax) for their profit. I'm used to this concept so it's cool with me. The inside has been totally remodeled. The bakery and deli have been removed and a large wine/beer area, dump bins for deals, floor space for pallets of special buys and large purchases (like patio umbrellas), and clearance items. Produce is fresh and looks good. You never know what you might find in the front bins of "while they last" items. For example, I scored a great deal on cheap reading glasses, 25 sq ft of parchment paper ($1.39), next to a bin with chocolate covered cherries and another one with children & women's t-shirts for 91 cents. They carry brands we have had to go out of town to buy (Skinner pasta) and other local items I haven't seen. They don't have everything, but they have enough that I don't have to cross Lapalco or the GNO to get what I need. Hours are 7A-9P 7 days a week. When they first opened there was an abundance of cashiers; now they've pared it back to a reasonable number and the manager steps into a register as needed. No baggers; bag your own. There is a rewards program and digital coupons you can load on your phone. They focus a lot on their generic brands (Best Choice), which so far has been just as satisfying as the name brand. Our fav finds are the Pork Stuffing mix (compare to Stove Top) which has more flavor and is currently 85 cents/box. They also have an inexpensive brand of chip with a German-Style flavor - SO tasty! We also enjoy their brand of soda, which seems to have more carbonation. The only drawback so far is they haven't figured out what's selling and what's not, so it's a what's staying and what's going game right now. I also haven't figured out how/when they are restocking, but I don't think they have either. But we're a new state for them; they'll figure it out. Wide aisles and friendly staff. Their pharmacy is open 6 days a week and they were quick to answer my questions as well; they take most insurance. It's worth a visit - you might even get hooked. :)

I CAME in for 2 items and one was out. Specialsshould never run out in the first dayread more

Lots of good fresh and smoked meats at pretty reasonable prices…read more Sal's offer family meat packages with a variety of chicken sections, pork chops, ground beef and smoked neck bones or smoked turkey necks. HOWEVER!!!! I don't care for the atmosphere here at all and it can definitely use a super deep cleaning. I don't frequent this place often for a few reasons (the aforementioned sentence is one) but they're the only meat market on the Westbank that I know of with turkey necks (fresh and smoked) by the case. Mike's in Marrero is permanently closed. I purchased smoked neck bones for my red beans and oh my, my, they were absolutely delicious! They were roughly $2.49lb and I got plenty. I would say they're pretty decent for your smoked meats but....I'm not a fan of the inside looking and smelling dingy and all.

This is a meat market put it has more pork then any thing they need more verities. And it small…read morefunny