I needed a quick lunch between errands and decided to try Bourbon Street Deli. The sandwich was…read morestacked with fresh ingredients, the bread had the perfect texture, and everything tasted made to order. It was fast without feeling rushed, and the meal kept me full for the rest of the afternoon. I'll definitely keep this place in mind whenever I'm in the area.

Superb service by Kristy and all the staff. Excellent food! Huge portions! Fresh food. Shrimp…read morepony, sausage and boudin platter and seafood gumbo. Yummy potato salad, too. A must try stop when in the area. Very welcoming servers even at 9pm.

We were just passing through town on a little driving trip to see parts of Louisiana we hadn't seen…read morebefore. We stopped in for a sandwich for lunch. It's a small café with interesting decor. The menu has a lot of variety, but we only had sandwiches. The sandwiches were excellent. The bread seem to be homemade and really really tasty. The sandwich ingredient portions were generous, and fresh. We would go back often.

Great Flat Breads! Quick service. Nice dining area with air conditioning or you can sit at a side…read morewalk table an observe the unique local atmosphere.

I love and support this business so much. These type of store are sadly few and far between now and…read moredays. Joeys is a wonderful ole school Italian mom and pop grocery store where the workers really care about their customers and the products they sell. They have a wonderful selection of meats. They always stock our Thanksgiving side dishes and their bakery is incredible

I bought the Joey's lemon-lime Caesar salad dressing out of curiosity. It is delicious! Tart yet…read morefull-flavored. It's so good on any type of salad. Thank you, Joey. Margaret Ruffin

This place is just a gas station store that serves lunch and closes at 1pm.... The hours are not…read moreaccurate....

Hobos.... Hidden gym. There's always good food, great hospitality, and out of this world vibes. The…read morehot box is always full of food because the kitchen is constantly on the grind. Don't hesitate to try any of the daily specials either.

Don't go through Krotz Springs without stopping at Kartchner's Grocery and Specialty Meats. It's a…read morebrown wooden Cajun store on the south side of Highway 190 -- on your right going east, your left going west. Why am I being so specific about the location? Because I don't want you to miss this little gem. Sure, you can find similar food along I-10 just about anywhere in Louisiana. So what makes this place stand out? The employees -- and some long-forgotten items you never thought you'd see again. Cracklins, pork AND chicken. Yes, I said chicken cracklins. A variety of boudin balls. And don't skip on what's in the frozen and refrigerated section either. Stop by if you can, and bring an ice chest. Oh, and please follow the speed limit! If you didn't get caught in Port Barre, you will definitely get caught in Krotz

The best boudin is in the little brown store! I'm ready to tell my story. For years I have followed…read morethe crowds and waited in the long lines and honestly, I have no regrets. But then I tried Kartchners! Boudin is a preference thing and you have many options. For me, the spice, texture, and flavor is what stands out here. I love their fried products like the boudin balls, egg rolls, and cracklings..but the smoked boudin is where it's at! I highly recommend you give them a try!

Country fried steak plate was good but you sure don't get much!read more

After hearing from several people that we "had to check out Darrell's," we finally decided to hit…read moreit up for lunch. We arrived just a couple minutes after their 11 a.m. opening, and the place was already packed, a good sign in itself. Luckily, with only three of us, the hostess got us seated at a table right away. The exterior isn't much to look at, but stepping inside tells a different story. The interior has a sports bar meets old school diner vibe, with decor that gives the whole place a nostalgic, lived-in charm. We all decided on the Darrell's Special sandwich with jalapeño mayo, and it did not disappoint. Our waitress was fantastic the whole meal, constantly checking in, keeping our drinks filled, and making sure we didn't need anything else. Despite how busy the place was, our sandwiches came out in a surprisingly short time. The sandwich itself is a beast! A toasted, loaded bun stacked with ham, turkey, and roast beef (which I hear is made in-house), all topped with roast beef gravy, American, Swiss, and provolone cheeses, lettuce, mustard, and your choice of regular or jalapeño mayonnaise, of course we had the Jalapeño Mayo. The first bite reminded me of a warm French dip, but that impression quickly gave way to layers of different meat flavors, rounded out by the subtle heat of the jalapeño mayo. It practically melted in my mouth. Honestly, I wanted to finish the whole thing, but I didn't want to need to be rolled out of the building, so I boxed up the second half and enjoyed it again for dinner. Great food, great service, and now I understand what all the buzz was about.

I visited during a recent trip to LC to see a show since I missed the performer in Houston. I…read morearrived at peak time on Saturday it seemed since the parking lot was packed, and once inside, also packed. It took a few mins to clean the last open table. The menus are on the table but you really don't need a menu here since there are only a few items. Everyone comes here for po-boys obviously and they have a few to choose from. The top 2 choices are the most common, the special and the surf and turf. To me, what makes a good po-boy, is the bread....like many other sandwiches. If you have great bread, you're usually making a good sandwich. I tried the small special, while the rest of the table tried either the special or surf and turf. They don't have a formal kids menu, but they just have either PB&J or grilled cheese. We tried the grilled cheese. My fav ended up being the surf and turf due to it being cleaner to eat and more variety of taste and texture between the bread. I liked the special, but I forgot to ask the server to remove the American cheese, so it made it taste funny and would have been better without it.