Hi Nabor Supermarket, a Baton Rouge favorite since 1963, transitioned from family-owned to…read moreemployee-owned (ESOP) in 2020, with President Jim Crifasi leading the way to give employees a stake in the company, keeping the legacy of founder Sam Crifasi alive while rewarding loyal staff. Best Fried Chicken in town... I was sad when their Drusilla location was sold to Rouses, It was a few blocks from me. Their Broadmoor location is not too far away, I shop there weekly. If they don't have an item you need, Tell the manger. They will do there best to start stocking it. Nice clean stores, great Produce, meat and seafood selections also. Fantastic fresh daily baked breads, Pies and Cakes since 1963...

Very large, clean, and beautiful store. I thought the layout was easy to navigate and found all I…read moreneeded and more. Prices are comparable to other stores, and while some items are a little higher, it's worth it. I liked the bakery section and prepared foods. Staff was very helpful and pointed me all the places I needed o go. While this location is a bit out of the way for me, if I find myself in this area again, I will certainly drop in for all needs.

You always get plenty of help finding whatever you need. They are always above and beyond to help…read morethe customer. While preparing for Thanksgiving years ago , I was making sweet potato casserole for the first time.i Couldn't find any pumpkin pie seasoning ( best I remember that's what it was) I looked and couldn't find. A couple of employees help me look for it. I gave up and walked to the other side of the store. It took me a little while down there. As I was walking up to the cash register after completing my shopping , one of the guys what's up to me with the spice! He must've looked for quite a while; There's never a long line at the cash registers. And employees are always friendly.

If I could give this store and my entire experience 100 stars I would do just that…read more I have to just say that I had an extraordinary experience at the Oak Point Store in Watson, LA today. Prepare for a run on sentence.. it's worth it! From the young lady that greeted me at the door to the young man in the meat department to the young lady on the seasoning aisle to the young man in the cooler section to the cashier who checked me out to the young man who got completely soaked to get me a buggy and then offered to help me to my car... GOD BLESS YOU!!! I have NEVER had that type of experience in my life. Those young people had no idea how much I needed them, but then again they did!! It was genuine help! Oak Point in Watson... THANK YOU!

Pretty good neighborhood grocery store but I really like the wine selections availableread more

I visited this market for the first time on New Years Eve afternoon. Very crowded. The minute I…read morewalked in, my instinct was to turn around and leave. I wish I had. Within seconds after I entered, an unmasked woman standing in the check out line coughed without covering her mouth as I walked by. Long check out lines with unmasked individuals and no social distancing--packed together like sardines. This business is careless about protecting its customers. They are ignoring mandated safety measures. Shopping carts are not sanitized. Many customers are not wearing masks. Neither mask wearing or social distancing is being monitored or enforced. Citizens deserve more from an essential service like a grocery store. I feel sorry for residents of Geismar that have few options for grocery services. I care about my health and the health of my community. I will not be returning to this super market. It's not super.

One well stocked super- market,with great meat…read moremarket(some black-angus) and seafood. Fresh produce every day.Try It, You'll Like It !

Well guys, I may have found my new grocery store. I've only stopped in here a few times when I…read moreneeded to grab something on the way to work, for the restaurant. Visiting today for myself was a great experience. I'll be honest I don't know how much groceries usually cost because I have don't often to make groceries. I usually make the terrible mistake of going to the store every time I wanna cook. The prices seemed good. I was able to get food to cook dinner 3 times (turkey wings, 5 pounds of ground beef, red bean sausage, peppers, onions), sushi( made in house, I made the terrible mistake of going to the grocery store, hungry), some disposables and a few snacks for about $80. The store was very clean. very organized. lots of local products to choose from in addition to the big named stuff you are used to.

John's is a great store. Good friendly people that care. Never seen any kind of fighting or being…read morerude. Need help & they are right there for you. I seldom wait in a line at check out. The store's been here for yrs & they've always been great!!!

I have often asked Jeff to order something for me that they don't carry and Jeff will order it for…read moreme. Always willing to help. Thank you Jeff

I love this market. I've tried smaller international markets in the metro area and also some of the…read morechains. A to Z had some unique offerings. There is a large variety of Indian herbs and spices but also things universal to world cuisine like mango and tamarind paste. There's a good deal of middle eastern staples too. The halal meat market inside is a separate entity but the prices are fair and often cheaper than many. They sell household and beauty items. The freezer section is decent. The staff are always polite and knowledgeable. There is even a small freshly baked goods area with unique pastries and breads. There's no public bathroom.

They have a wide range of products that can be quite hard to find elsewhere. The employees are…read morealways very helpful and polite. It's nice a clean inside. Zero complaints. And my kids love going to pick out an international candy as a treat.

Asian Market, how did I just realize that you existed? I've already been to Asian Market multiple…read moretimes in the past few weeks. It's dangerous that I pass it on the way home because when I have a bad day or want comfort food, I end up here. It has your basic Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Vietnamese products. Anything from egg tarts to dumplings/gyoza to kimchi to natto to pho broth. They have a lot of canned/bottled drinks, like Thai tea, Yeo's soy milk, milk tea, coffee drinks. All the sauces you need. And of course the snacks many of us know from childhood, like prawn crackers or Marukawa bubble gum. For the size, I was very impressed with this cute little shop. It's clean and organized, well stocked, and they're so friendly there. Honestly, prices are also super reasonable. They could totally jack up prices more and get away with it, since it's the only shop of its kind in this area. So I decided on 5 stars because while I do wish they had more non-frozen actual food and more variety, for their size, they're doing the best that they can. You can't walk into a store this size and expect an H-Mart or Assi or Hong Kong Supermarket. And the fact that they appeal to all the Asians is pretty darn great for this side of Baton Rouge. Overall, I would highly recommend. Come here for snacks, dessert, or getting ingredients for cooking. Just beware. You might end up getting more junk food than you anticipated!

Wish I found them sooner, they have good line of Korean products in very reasonable price…read more Even less than market owned by Korean people

Friendly , convenient, well stocked . The best hometown market for quick service and usually a…read morechance to visit while there with locals .

The customer service is horrible. They do have good deals from time to time but they have lost my…read morebusiness thanks to the attitude of the cashiers and manager. I just wanted to let them know that their milk was about to expire and instead of saying that we will let someone know they totally ignored me. When I repeated what I said the cashier and helper both became agitated that I had interrupted their conversation and became defensive. I was then asked if I wanted to talk to the manager and I said yes. There was a employee walking towards the register so I assumed that he may be the manager so I asked them if he was the manager but responded saying no he was just some young boy. He was a man with a beard. Then the cashier asked if I was going to wait for the manager or just be a coward and leave which is very aggressive and mean. I said I waiting. I paid for my groceries and the cashier threw the receipt at me. I did say a choice word too her and the manager showed up with a customer is always wrong attitude. When I realized this was pointless I left. After 30 plus years of shopping here, our family is done with these folks. Great job !