I started going to original location at 18. Best Chicken salad but it changed so I told them how…read moreMs. Jean used to make it. The meat is delicious. Sorry Best Stop, Adrien's Boudin has you beat. Not all rice. Just amazing. The French Bread is the same. Delicious. Can't believe Evangeline Maid is $5 a load. Passed. Adrien's is better. So delicious. People are still so friendly.

Adrien's has been known for delicious hamburger patties; they were consistently and always juicy…read more I purchased hamburgers today and cooked them on the gas grill. OMG, they were so peppered no one could eat them!! I don't know if there is an incompetent or disgruntled employee in the meat market--either way, the hamburgers sucked. I called the store and spoke to someone in the meat market. They offered to replace them, but that would mean driving over there, picking them up, returning home, and cooking the next batch. They said it must have been a bad batch. I don't buy that. The meatloaf this past week was just as peppered. Management ought to be concerned if an employee is working to lose a lot of loyal customers if they don't get a quality control program in place. This customer is going to Champagne's for the next burgers.

Looks like you're on the right track, but are you on the race track? If you're getting gas in…read moreLafayette, you are. This is a very handy gas station located in Lafayette Louisiana. One of the better places to come and get gas in town, and one of my preferred stops, for all kinds of reasons. Lafayette gas is usually cheap - and this one is even cheaper than most. I'm sure we'll be back here in the future too. Moreover, it's a brand new gas station and probably the best place to find gas in Laftown, as everyone calls it. And by everyone I mean me.

Appreciation to all details If it wasn't for the woman…read moreworking tonight I would have nothing but good things to say about race track; however tonight I gave the cashier $40 for gas and said I would get the receipt after I pumped the it. It took $35.75. I went back in and the woman didn't remember me so I told her what pump I was on and she gave me my receipt but not my change so I said you still owe me $4.25. Then the woman got an attitude and accused me of being rude when all I did was ask for my change.

Best of both worlds; you get that small town friendliness, plus smart professional pharmacists. I…read morerecently had trouble getting a prescription refilled, and had to try again at a different (big-name chain) pharmacy. More trouble there, but they couldn't explain what the hold-up was. For some reason, that was a problem for me to solve, not them. Back at Thrifty Way I mentioned the matter, and Mr. Darce stopped everything he was doing and dove in, trying to figure out where the snag was. He said he would call me when it was all worked out. And by the next day he had called my doctor, obtained a new prescription, and persuaded them to fill out the necessary paperwork to satisfy the insurance company. He even apologized--repeatedly--for the confusion, even though he'd been the only one eager to take point and fix the problem. As for that other "big name" pharmacy: after being made to feel like I was at best a nuisance, what a pleasure it was to inform them their services were no longer requested. They had curtly pointed out that it would be better if I got all my prescriptions filled by the same pharmacy. On that point, at least, we are in complete agreement. Thank you, Thrifty Way, and David Darce in particular.

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.