I tried this tonight for the first time and they are such wonderful Cheeto-type-things. They call…read morethem CheeWees. I tried the Green Onion Cheese Curls. I wanted Cheetos but these looked so interesting I had to try them. It was like the next Cheetos with green onion salt in top. TRY THEM!

One of the two essential Elmer's in New Orleans. This is the one who makes CheeWees, the local…read morepre-cursor to the far inferior cheetos. Elmer's was on hiatus for awhile after Katrina and I feared they were gone. When I found them in stores again, I bought 6 bags and gobbled them up. My favorite is BBQ. They also make an excellent (and addictive) caramel corn.

First time here and we will be back. Cute little deli and gelato cafe on Esplanade! They have a…read morelarge selection of flavors of gelato along with snowballs. They have a deli where you can buy sliced deli meat and cheeses as well as sandwiches and salads. We tried the turkey caprese which was similar to a panini. It came out hot and was filled with turkey, mozzarella, tomatoes and spinach. It was large enough to split with the hubby and we were both satisfied. It was hard to choose a gelato flavor and they do give small samples. I went with the cookies and cream and it was yummy. Very creamy and flavorful. We can't wait to go back when it's cooler so that we can sit outside and enjoy the view. The associates were all friendly and helpful. And there's a butcher shop right around the back as well.

Love this butcher shop, super helpful and friendly. They have a great meat selection.read more

So fresh & good! Service was great also! We will definitely be coming back to try more items...read more

My catfish was made when I ordered it, so I did have to wait a bit for it to be ready, but it was…read moreworth it. I ordered fish only, and that was $15 (before taxes) for 4 pieces. A fish plate with two sides is $20 before taxes, but I didn't try the sides. There was about 6 people waiting before me, which is a good sign that the locals want Williby's catfish!

Like all "turistas" going into these shops and looking at their displays, is always amazing…read more This one in particular is no different. There's a nice array of tchotchke's and collectibles. What interested me the most was the outlandish price of socks. Socks? Brightly colored, locally inspired and very costly. $15.99 a pair. Wow. Other than that prices were commensurate for the area. I still gave it four stars. I just couldn't bring myself to photograph these socks.

Fun little store. Touristy items such as shirts, cups, masks and festival items. We were looking…read morefor stickers as we collect them as we visit cities and towns, tho all the stickers this store had, which was limited in stock, was about voodoo related stuff and not about New Orleans or even the French Quarter in general. What they did have was a decent price, tho, we didn't purchase. Wasn't exactly what we wanted. The lady at the counter greeted us, she was very nice.

This was our first visit to American Seafoods and we were very impressed with the freshness of the…read morecrawfish tails! The flavor and tenderness were as though they were just peeled. The staff were very helpful ( in spite of being in a downpour!). Highly recommend this fish market!! We will return.

Love these guys. Always have a good mix of seafood available. Friendly faces and attitudes at the…read morefront lines selling seafood. I'll be returning.

Rating: 7/10 This…read morelocation is easy to find and the store is setup nicely. The owner was warm and welcoming and answered all my questions about starting my apothecary journey. The reason for the lower rating is a lot of the inventory was out. A lot it's a bit on the pricey side but I love supporting local businesses.

I didn't know this place existed in the area. I was in need of a few herbs and stopped here. I love…read morethis place. It has a large variety of herbal options. The sales clerk Loreal was very friendly and knowledgeable about herbs. The only negative is that there isn't any parking. But even still, this place will definitely remain in my go to places for my herbal options.

I really love getting my produce from here! They usually have the same produce as the Farmer's…read moreMarkets but I'm never available during FM hrs so it works great for me us! They also do Market Match here and have a good bulk good section. If you become a member you get some great deals on products. Some things aren't worth getting here because the price increase. My son loves their sushi!

It's been thirteen years since I've reviewed the New Orleans Food Co-Op and I've really grown to…read morelove it so I believe an update is due. It's conveniently located for me, as in walking distance, and you can't beat that for picking up essentials. Anything to save myself a car ride! While their selection isn't always robust as far as produce goes, they have far more locally- grown items than Whole Foods. I think they strive to offer as much local as possible, whereas these days WF does not, so kudos to them for that. I don't want my tomatoes from Mexico if they are in season here. That said, you may not find everything you're looking for as the selection varies, but I can always count on finding an organic baked potato and I'm not going to find that at Robert's, the neighborhood supermarket. I used to think pricing was super high here, but I no longer feel that way. In fact, they are often cheaper than Robert's, as it seems like they are just pricing for tourists looking to stock their vacation rentals. They have a good selection of vegan items, even locally-made cheeses and meats, in addition to the commercial brands. And if you hit it at the right time, there's locally-made vegan baked goods, too. They have a modest wine and beer selection but still convenient if you need it. I think the neighborhood should support the Food Co-op. When it first opened, there was all this strange begrudgement around it, "we wanted a real supermarket," but when that so-called "real" supermarket opened it was a bit of an eye-opener for most of us ($7 for OJ five years ago was unheard of, but of course most of us wouldn't bat an eye in this economy).

The fried chicken is absolutely scrumptious & the dressed hot sausage po-boy is to die for! The 10"…read morepo-boy was so stuffed it took me three meals to finish it off!!!

Good Service; quick in and out! We have purchased cold sandwiches from there all the time!read more