What a hidden gem! We were passing through and stopped to grab something to eat. I'm so glad we…read moredid. That okra was just like my granny used to make. So good! The fried chicken was awesome! My husband had the roast beef poboy and he said it was fantastic. We'll definitely return here to eat. I wish I could give 10 stars.

Not what you think at all. Surprisingly amazing fried chicken. When I first pulled in the parking…read morelot I thought, "This can't be the place?" To my surprise I walk in and see tables of folks with happy greasy faces. Not lying. I got my order and quickly became one of those happy greasy faces. Superb fried chicken, great side. Even better rolls or pistons. Pack some honey in your pocket for them. When I say best in the area, I do mean all of Washington Parish & St Tammany. Check this place out! It will end up in heavy rotation for sure. For the side the red beans and slaw always gets my attention.

Market Max is the closest gas station to the Bogue Chitto State Park. It is also the first gas…read morestation you encounter when entering the Town of Franklinton AKA The Fair City. The station has plenty of pumps, but is somewhat difficult to exit as it is in a curve in the roadway. OK. I could do like a lot of elites and just make that the end of my review. But I like to read my own words so I will expound a bit before clicking that little red post button at the bottom right of this page. I ended up at this station as a result of my failure to plan. I knew I was driving around to explore and should have fueled up earlier, but I got sidetracked finding a cemetery. After that detour I realized I was getting into low fuel territory. My Jeep keeps me apprised of how many miles I have till empty, but as I quickly learned, at some point it just says low fuel. This warning came on right as I was about to turn in to the state park so I knew I had better find a station quickly. Market Max was the closest place, but at around six miles away, I was a wee bit afraid I would learn how hard it is to push a Jeep in Louisiana hill country. Luckily for me, six miles is within low fuel warning range and I quickly filled up. This station is obviously very popular since it is one of the few places in the area. That meant a unique cross section of humanity was fueling at the same time as me. I saw bikers, cowboys, hippies, rednecks, old folks and one giant lummox. The cool thing was that despite all of the unique people, not once did I feel out of place. In summary, if you're around Franklinton and need gas, stop here.

Very dirty property. Every trash can outside is overflowing with trash. There is even trash stuffed…read morein the windshield cleaner dispenser! There were three employees inside but I guess emptying the trash is above their job description. I have been unable to find the corporate number to report.

This was the best convenience store ever. Oh wait, I'm writing about a convenience store!! It was…read moreclean. Super clean! The shelves were stocked and they had cool stuff just for Louisianans and for tourists. The store clerk was super nice and responsive. So glad I chose here to stop!

This has always been the store that was convenient for all persons in the neighborhood as well as…read moreright there by the hospital, but since they have changed owners, no not very hospitable at all they used to could pass there and you couldn't even get in there for all the people that would be there, but now not anymore A place with people could go get something to eat and drink. It's not my idea place anymore.

Do NOT have a restroom emergency here and expect ANY southern hospitality…read more... Mr Larry (owner) will tell you to, "Go behind the building" Hey Mr. Larry, F...U And...your boudin...SUCKS!!

All the times I've been to B & J's in Robert, and Ms Beck and Ms Goynes have been there, it's been…read morea pleasant visit. Both ladies are professional, knowledgeable, and just a downright pleasure. They both are funny greet you with a smile. In my opinion, they both deserve raises! Your is extremely lucky to have both ladies.

The store does not have a minimum purchase anymore. Its clean and has decent workers. GREAT liquor…read more& wine dept. Store also has truck parking for truckers hauling to Walmart Dis center. Just opened a fish shack with great food.

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.

I literally love every drink I've had here and the only drinks I haven't liked were mango, but I…read moredon't like mango in general. I have never had a love for milk tea, and usually brew tea but this place has the best brown sugar milk tea ever. They staff is super polite and my review before this was after the first time I got it and I wasn't totally impressed because of the mango. Now I know their options are endless and I will continue to come back.

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I am not sure who Shan is, but his/her quick stop is a full service station in the middle of…read morenowhere. Sometimes when I am driving I like to take the scenic route. This was the case last weekend when I was leaving a Yelp event and needed a place to stop. Shan's was like an oasis in the desert as I drove that winding road through the country. The gas station is quite large and has a lot of pumps. Entry and exit from the pumps is fairly easy with at least four entry/exit points to the nearby roadways. Inside the station is well stocked with drinks, oddities, and hot food. The bathrooms are clean, and the staff are friendly. So that pretty much sums it up, but I like to type so I will provide a little more detail. When I visited Shan's I really wanted one of those gas station sandwiches and an orange powerade. I easily found the orange powerade, but searched high and low for a sandwich to no avail. I did find a bunch of hot food, so I decided what the hell. With my drink I decided to give their cheeseburger and boudin balls a try. The boudin balls were awful. I don't know where theyget their boudin from, but it damn sure isn't Best Stop, Billy's, or The Nunu. This boudin was basically luke warm moist rice. Gross. The burger was about what I expected which is to say it reminded me of a high school cafeteria burger. The bun was fresh though and I wisely got ketchup and mayo packets so it wasn't horrible. Besides the food I also noticed they sell some of that quasi opiate natural mumbo jumbo behind the counter. I think that is a tad bit ridiculous, but hey, if you like bath salts, and want to eat someone's face off, I guess you might appreciate them selling it.

Stopped in for gas and a soft drink, but the smell of the Krispy Krunchy chicken refused to let me…read moreleave hungry. I had to grab some wings and some fried shrimp, then the door, because I was THIS CLOSE to taking some chicken with me, too! The place was clean, the employees were friendly, and the food was fresh and delicious.