It out a doubt you have to stop by St. James Cheese Company located in New Orleans!…read more I loved every last bite here. Highlights for me were the goat cheese cheesecake! The creamiest cheesecake I've ever had. All of the sandwiches and charcuterie were also 5/5. I had the pimento back panini. You order ahead and pay upfront and they bring you your dish. Plenty of indoor an outdoor seating available. It would have been nice to have the speakers working for background music.

Love the knowledge from the cheese mongers! I'm not a fan of blue cheese and it's not a problem!…read moreGet a glass of wine and enjoy charcuterie board outside! Does it get better?????

St. James Cheese Company was a lifesaver during my conference trip. The only thing I remembered…read moreabout New Orleans was how unbelievably hot it was! Many restaurants were closed, and we were so glad we stumbled upon this place. Honestly, I could eat here every day. On my first visit, I ordered the Smokey Blue Sandwich ($14) with roast beef, house-smoked blue cheese, tomato, greens, and Worcestershire mayo. It had everything I love in a sandwich--fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. I finished every bite. I came back again and ordered the Tomato Soup ($10) and the Charred Cabbage Caesar Salad ($14) with romaine, charred cabbage, Parmesan, and white anchovies. The salad was packed with flavor, and the tomato soup was rich, comforting, and absolutely delicious. You really can't go wrong with either. If you're looking for something quick, fresh, and genuinely tasty, make sure to stop by. It's the kind of place you'll be happy you found--and probably end up visiting more than once.

I was staying at the Renaissance across the street and just wanted a sandwich for lunch. It's a…read morenice little place with meats and cheeses and sandwiches. I had the turkey deli sandwich and I felt that it was nothing special. The turkey meat seemed to be on the cheaper side and I wouldn't get it again. The place came recommended but I'd personally find another deli.

Awesome local wine shop with reasonably priced intriguing wines with helpful knowledgeable friendly…read morestaff. This site was located directly across from our Airbnb, near the Howard/St Charles streetcar stop... So needless to say we visited several times during our stay. Plenty of interesting quality wines starting under $20 and up.. They also have a small deli case with cheese and charcuterie items to take along with your wine. There are a couple steps up into the building if I remember correctly. But once inside you'll see a charming old library like environment with floor to ceiling wines! Great, great place to get wine!

Amazing store. Great selection of wines and even a few unicorn whiskeys and rums at reasonable…read moreprices

Went in looking for the VC demi sec, and although they didn't have it, they had a great deal on the…read moreyellow label brut, so why not? This Acquistapace's is almost entirely adult beverages, with a bit of crudites and nibbles in case you're peckish. Josh was SUPER helpful in helping me locate an alternate for my original request, which went over swimmingly. And everyone else was super sweet and all smiles. Very clean, organized, and well stocked (mostly - my demi sec being the exception ).

My go to when in Mandeville. If you find the "Holy Trinity" Gouda....DO NOT PASS IT UP!read more

Amazing and knowledgeable owners and staff, delicious wine and cheese (and meat and nut and…read morechocolate and fig and ...) selection

Nice place for a nice bottle of wine or something like that…read more Boutique type place in a crazy area

Stopped by this VERY unique grocery to find a very rare item which they had. Johnathan was…read moreextremely cordial and helpful. There are SO many items I never saw or heard of here. Check it out.

I'm done with this location (still love their wine store) - no matter how pleasant the moment may…read morehave been throughout the store, the cashiers at this location are horrific... the absolute worst. In an experience that mimics my previous review, but this time with the eye rolling Dymond S. who would not utter a word to me despite my attempt at pleasantries - yet she would stop the transaction to say hello and see how someone (who was obviously a friend) was doing whilst the friend was walking out the door. Then immediately back to ignoring me. She then proceeded to throw my Veuve Clicquot into the same bag as the Tiger Sauce - with nothing but a small paper bag to contain the shards should they have busted against one another. And then without a word or even eye contact, held my receipt out for me to take. What is wrong with this location that their cashiers can't just be decent human beings and employ basic kindness to customers? We're not asking for a parade or to be fawned over, a simple response to a kind hello would suffice. But you choose to be nasty, without provocation, and I just cannot understand why.