It's down the road a few streets past the shawns deer processing. Good selection of boudin, gator,…read morerabbit, shrimp and more.

Absolutely love their Boudin. It's even better heated up the next day. You must definitely try them…read moreif you're in the area.

I wanted to bring to your attention an experience I had during my most recent visit to Nunu's in…read moreYoungsville. When I came into the store earlier, I could clearly hear employees in the back arguing with one another. The situation was loud enough to be heard from the shopping area, and I found it to be very unprofessional and quite disturbing while I was trying to shop. As a customer, I expect a certain level of professionalism and respect, especially from a local grocery store that prides itself on serving the community. Hearing employees raise their voices and argue openly gives a negative impression and makes the environment uncomfortable for shoppers. Because of this experience, I have decided to take my business elsewhere. I recently shopped at Rouses and found the staff there to be noticeably more professional, courteous, and friendly. The cashiers were polite, and the overall atmosphere was welcoming and pleasant -- exactly what customers hope to find in their local grocery store. I am thoroughly disappointed with the experience I had at Nunu's in Youngsville, and based on this incident, I am unlikely to return. I hope management takes this feedback seriously and addresses the behavior of the staff to ensure other customers don't encounter the same issue.

Good concept. Menu varies daily. Staff not the friendliest. Salads are nice size....oh the three…read morestars, every other dish is at best room temp. Last time I had the rotisserie chicken, cabbage, broccoli and cauliflower, mashed potatoes with cornbread. Put butter on mashed potatoes, it just sat there.....tried to butter cornbread and it fell apart..... I like hot food hot, and cold food cold.......chips are ok room temperature but that's about it.....willing to go again, but let's work on food temp.

I wish we had more places like this one! It's just nice to have an organic cooked lunch!! Plus jts…read morereasonably priced and they are always super nice. You have a choice of a few options each day and for the most part most of them are quite delicious. Also the organic store sometimes has really cheap prices for groceries. Hope they can keep it up. Enjoy the mom and pop atmosphere. Healthy lunch and healthy groceries, can more businesses follow suit please!

Great place for a Louisiana Boudin and cracklins fix. COTB Recommends. RV Camper friendly spot. I…read moreuse them to ship. $ min order apply. Chilli dogs are classic. Plate lunch are okay. Best are the Louisiana red beans and sausage

The experience here has always been pleasant. I enjoy the service and the cracklins…read more Nice store with affordable prices on some items; however, the frozen crawfish boudin balls were way too expensive for 6 balls, like $17. There is fresh produce and a lot of liquor for the alkies LOL!!! This a fav place to visit for cracklin when in the area.

Wow! So worth the day trip. Seniors do not have to pay to park…read more The entire island is surrounded with the success of Tabasco.. Take the time to visit the salt mine, the gardens and of course the plant. Little shops are scattered along the road for You to stop in. The entire area shuts down at 5 pm so best to go earlier. We enjoyed the feel of a close knit community and friendly people.

We didn't see the bottling machines run on Sunday afternoon, but the whole place was surprisingly…read moreinteresting. The museum and the individual process buildings were interesting to see and understand the process. It was pretty quick to go through (buildings 1-9). I also liked the bamboo area. We tried the restaurant and bought some gifts at the store. All of the locations took about an hour to go through including the restaurant. The food was not bad at the restaurant however, we only ordered few items to sample. Of course, all Tabasco sauces were available to try which was really nice. There were some that I never seen, and I had to buy those for me later at the store. All in all, a very good experience. ALSO, we really enjoyed the garden. The admission is paid with the plant tour and you can walk or drive the trails. It was nice day and very few people were there. We really enjoyed the scenery at our own pace, I highly recommend it!

Home cooking breakfast and plate lunches. Great Louisana brewed coffee and sit down meal. Local…read moreowner by a family with St Martinville ties. Ask them about their snow cones on those hot summer months.

Amazing food, good flavor and good seasoned food. Friendly stuff and great service and wonderful…read moreOwner. Favorite place in St. Martinville, LA.

Love this adorable market! They had such a great variety of foods and goods! I was bummed that they…read moreclose at noon but i definitely made it a point to go early so i wouldnt miss out!! Everyone was super friendly and i just love supporting small businesses! I am a sucker for baked goods so stopped by 3 bakery booths and everything was so good. Lucias Bakehouse was my number 1, their donuts....omg. I also grabbed candles from the moonlit path, dog treats from PJs jerky and designs and garlic olive oil spread from delizioseaux. I wish i could go back to their holiday market this week, but I'm just in town for the weekend. You definitely have to stop in whether youre just visiting or live in the area. Its dog and kid friendly with a great play area on the other side of the park!

The stars of the show at this medium-sized food and retail market are the live Louisiana French…read moremusic (9 fellas sitting in a circle playing an accordion, harmonica, etc.) and the stunning mossy oak that looms over all of the vendors providing impressive shade. Ample parking can be found in the grass and this market is very dog friendly with water bowls and all. Vendors ranged from artisan wood walking sticks and cookie dough varieties to a bacon booth and vendor specializing in middle eastern eats like tabbouleh, stew and halva (much lighter than the surrounding Southern eats like beignets). Prices were reasonable and there was a fun spirit in the air with free Santa rides on a Gator and trailer weaving its way around the market. The market is open until noon. I'm not certain if this is all year round (we were there the weekend after Thanksgiving). My only regret was not taking home a container of the halva (it's hard to come by in Indiana;).

The best quality meats and produce in town. You can't beat their specialty meats department perfect…read morefor holidays or game days. Great prices friendly service. It's what you expect from a small town family market.

Found Cajun Chef Louisiana Green Sauce there in large bottles. Came all the way from Texas to get…read moresome - even tried the Cajun Chef place; but they couldn't sell to "public". Yet - no one else had it!