Love the place .... Friendly and helpful associates ... their hot Deli food is delicious on days…read moreyou do not want to cook... The buffet has various foods and always plentiful and fresh. The aisles are wide enough for two buggies to pass each other. Always well stocked and clean and well lit .

I've been somewhat keeping this place a secret. It's Carter's in Walker, LA close to the walmart…read more On Fridays they have their seafood bar for only $10.99 a pound. You can get boiled shrimp, fried shrimp, dressed catfish, catfish strips, filets, crawfish etoufee, seafood pasta, and more on the hot bar. If you love fried fish, I recommend going for the catfish alone. To compare it to Tony's, a pound of catfish normally costs $14 a lb and their dressed fish is $5.99 a piece. I personally enjoy the crawfish etoufee, crawfish pasta, the boiled and fried shrimp, and the catfish. Definitely hit them up if you're in the area. This price is only on Fridays.

Why would anyone grump on this place?!? Frozen Cajun food to take to mom's, super nice employees,…read morewine and liquor, dinner to scarf down in parking lot plus eat for 2 more days ($10.99) Y'all spoiled. Leave Louisiana and find out how great this is, so you can come back here. (and sorry 'bout everywhere else)

Use to love this place but then I started purchasing baby food (via Instacart) and found that the…read morefood had been expired on the shelf. I called and told them that the food I received was expired and they should go back and check their baby food. Well a few weeks later, same thing. I ordered food through Instacart and received expired baby food again so they are clearly failing to remove expired food from the shelves

they didn't have cookie cake 2 days in a row. i'm just trying to give them my money and just won't…read morehave it. not a fan would not recommend

I have been waiting for several days for an item I ordered.Have not received to date..read more

Moving to the northeast side of BR from central BR I was concerned about the accessibility to a…read moregreat LOCAL market that would have everything a girl could dream of. Oak Pointe in Central has made this girl's dream come true. Staff is super friendly and helpful. Especially the "red bearded" guy in the beer and wine section! (My favorite section) The beer selection rivals speciality places, the produce is always fresh and during Mardi Gras they have the best selection of specialty king cakes! If you are in the area or in need of getting out of the heart of BR to shop in a quieter store with excellent selections then definitely visit Oak Pointe!

Nice store. My review is strictly based on the cookie butter cake. My oh my oh MY!! This was…read moredelicious!! The sell the full cake, as well as the smaller slices and cupcakes. They also have the cheesecake as well. I will definitely be back for this. I was able to call the bakery before I went to ensure they had the cake before I went. The bakery answered the phone quickly and the employee was courteous. The store was clean and there was plenty of parking. There were also several cashiers at the check out, which moved the lines quickly.

I live in a nearby neighborhood. I prefer to shop here over walmart because the staff here are on…read morean entirely different level than walmart's staff. Carters has the friendliest employees. I stop in to grab lunch from their hotbar/deli at least once a week. Mr. Chester is quick to make sure all of the food is hot and ready as well as making sure you are laughing and happy! Great staff in the deli!! My advice to all-NEVER GO TO WALMART!! Go see Mr. Chester at Carters for some hot food and a guaranteed good laugh at some of his jokes!

I tried to apply for a job they told me they would get back with me I told them fine they never did…read moreso I called them they said they were going with somebody else so this is how the job detail really is all the stickers hate the managers they are low stocked because the employees don't like the managers there are only a few cool people and one of them is the store cop do not apply to work here you'll thank me later

How a local grocery store should feel...like family. All of the employees I've encountered here are…read morevery nice and will engage in conversation. I've also used two business inside of the store, the OMV Express for both of my kids getting their drivers license and also Cypress Pharmacy for my prescriptions. They do sell hot plate food I believe Mon-Fri which I've never had. The daily plate specials sound good and I will try some day and will leave a review for it The set up of this store gives you the ambiance of a small family owned grocery store. A place that you enjoy shopping there because you feel like it's a part of the community.

Hi Nabor Supermarket, a Baton Rouge favorite since 1963, transitioned from family-owned to…read moreemployee-owned (ESOP) in 2020, with President Jim Crifasi leading the way to give employees a stake in the company, keeping the legacy of founder Sam Crifasi alive while rewarding loyal staff. Best Fried Chicken in town... I was sad when their Drusilla location was sold to Rouses, It was a few blocks from me. Their Broadmoor location is not too far away, I shop there weekly. If they don't have an item you need, Tell the manger. They will do there best to start stocking it. Nice clean stores, great Produce, meat and seafood selections also. Fantastic fresh daily baked breads, Pies and Cakes since 1963...

Can't tell you how excited I am that we got an Aldi's near by now. 3rd trip here since it opened…read morethe end of August. Finally got to take my husband so he can experience it. The parking lot and inside the store is beautifully kept clean. Spacious yet small. The friendly employees make it so nice to shop there. I had my quarter ready to get a buggy and an older man gave me his. I tried giving him my quarter and he said no because someone had given him the buggy when he got there. So when we left I did the same thing and passed the buggy along. I spent about $25 on just meat which after bagging up I got 13 meals out of for our family. Spent $107.00 and got so much more than we would had at another store.

Not just "coming soon" but OPEN! Never been to an Aldi before today and had no idea what to expect…read more(except that it's a grocery store). Someone compared it to Trader Joe's but definitely not as they don't have grab and go type meals. They do have lots of produce, meats and cheeses, frozen foods, and dry foods plus some home decor items. For some reason, it felt more like a warehouse to me as many items on display were in their shipping boxes opened up to grab one or many. The store was very open with high ceilings and no wait to check out as it's mostly self-checkout. Advised to bring your own bags. Some brands I recognized and some I did not. I saw employees stocking inventory and some at a customer service register but not a one greeted me, so again not like Trader Joe's. I have since been told of some specialty items to look out for, so rest assured, I'll be back for the "red bag chicken" aka "the chick-fil-a knock off chicken". Per advice from a friend, "If done right, air fryer or even in the oven, it's so good!! We call em (and I'm gonna spell as we pronounce in Southern accent) Chickee-feelays. Or chickees for short ."

I love coming here for the desserts and baked goods. The cake is super delicious, I've bought a…read moresimple decorated vanilla/chocolate cake for two birthdays now. I also stopped by to get a slice of tres leches (cheaper than Ambrosia and def more authentic) and I saw they had a king cake flavor. It was really good and a great way to celebrate the Mardi Gras season. The cashiers are very quick and nice, I get in and out pretty quick when I make these spontaneous stops.

I have left reviews for ideal before, but I feel like they deserve all 5 stars. They're always so…read moreconsistent, and today, the pina colada and tres leches cake made me wish I knew the chefs' recipes and techniques! The staples are always on the

I agree, this Walmart has rude management & the managers act like they've never managed a large…read morebusiness much less a Walmart. I went there one day to run in just before school started to grab some last minute items on the school's list. My mom said she'd stay in the car with my 2 & 7 year old kids while I ran in real quick. It was raining so I ran in the front door to escape getting wet- not an odd thing to do, right? Run out of the rain?! As soon as my foot came down inside the door it hydroplaned & I fell a*s over tea kettle as they say & came down on one knee which was wrenched out to the side. The pain was excruciating. Customers & employees came to my rescue & once I had my bearings one of the employees said "you should make a report before you leave cuz there's a river of water in here. Management should've had this cleaned up already." I was soaked & dirty from falling onto a floor full of water & in terrible pain but I thought, "no reason to file a report. I'll be sore a few days then I'll be fine." But as I walked through the Walmart to grab those school supplies I realized I was hurting far more than I thought I should & that the employee was right, the water shouldn't have been left a half inch deep at the entrance. At the very least orange cones noting "wet floor" should've been put up to warn people that the entrance was soaked. So after I checked out I went to customer service to ask how to file a report...just in case it turned out I'd actually sustained damage. I've never sued anyone but if it turned out I needed surgery why should I pay for it when Walmart had failed to keep its property safe for its customers, right? From that point on I was treated like trash. I told the AManager that I wasn't looking to sue or cause trouble but that I was in severe pain & thought I should just file a report in case I ended up with medical bills. He looked like he'd barely made 20 & he kept questioning whether I was telling the truth. I told him that at least 4 employees had seen &/or helped me & that he could always pull the camera view of the entrance & see the fall for himself. We all know Walmart has an eye in the sky watching out for their interests. He finally brought out a single sheet of paper that had been copied sideways, shoved it at me & walked away. I had to locate another employee to get a pen to fill it out. Then another employee to inquire what to do with it. She called the AM that had given me the paper & asked him & he said to tell me to leave it on the counter in the very back of the store where one picks up online orders & someone would get it filed. Sure! After I hobbled painfully all the way to the back of the store & back to the front to leave I happened to run into the wormy AM & told him I'd left it where he'd told me to. He took the moment to ask me sarcastically why I would run in the rain- did I not know that I might slip on a wet floor if it was raining...???? WHAT?!!! He sorta laughed at me like I was mentally challenged & walked away. It turns out that I tore ligaments & fractured my knee cap & that jerk made me walk all over the store to file that report then laughed at me! Is it just me or is it totally normal to run inside a store if a rain starts while you're out?! Does the rest of the world just go home if they've forgotten their umbrella? Or walk slowly & cautiously through the rain? I go out of my way now not to use that Walmart. I'll drive across town to a different one cuz they're franchises. If they see me as pond scum there then I'll take my business where I'm appreciated!

DO NOT USE THIER BAKERY! This is the 3rd time the canceled…read moremy child's birthday cake order. A team coach Ms. Joy told me I could pick it up following day at 5. It again was not available. And all the run around made me late for my daughter's end of year dinner. No one can tell me the district managers name or the head managers name. There is no way to contact coporate. The call center is useless and 1800walmart is just AI. Do not place an order here if you actually want your cake order.