C'est Bon! I was so excited to come to this Cajun grocery…read morestore! This store is located in Breaux Bridge, which is the crawfish capitol of the world, so you know it's gotta be good. Walking in, you can see that they are serious about keeping things cool- this is one of very few grocers that I've seen that sells huge blocks of ice, not little cubes in a bag, but big bricks of the cold stuff. Inside the store, you'll see all kinds of Cajun foods that you can't get in Yankee land. I enjoyed looking through their pre-made foods for their southern style cooking. Be sure to check out their sandwiches. Everything looked delicious! Someone makes them some of their local foods- I got some pepper jelly that was made especially for this location! The store was a bit dated, and not as fancy as some that you may have been in, but it makes up for it in charm. They have lots of the best Cajun brands, as well as some national ones as well. The prices were a bit higher than some other stores, but you're out here in the bayou, so it's hard to get. The clerks were friendly though. There's a small liquor store in the corner of the store. They sell all the national brands, but don't expect anything wild.

Ordered a Turdurken through Goldbelly from Hebert's specialty meats! It was fantastic! My…read morefather-in-law came from that area and used a menu from the Market to choose his order. Goldbelly does not have the entire menu! The Turduken was amazing, but would love the entire menu!

. ROBIE'S is now…read morepart of the Champagne's local chain. Champagne's stores vary widely by location, and our much-loved "Robie's" ex-"Big Star" is their best. History: My parents had 2 homes; one @ South Crowley & one @ Intracoastal City, so I frequented Robie's for decades. I can hear my late Mom: "Son, when you get to Robie's, get me a small sack of yellow onions. Ask the butcher to split & season 3 small fryers for our BBQ tomorrow." Champagne's Robie's is still mostly called "Robie's" by many of us. They now carry multiple frozen products from local food companies like "LENA'S" & "Ouida's". Crawfish pies, seafood egg rolls, shrimp dishes, etc. When I last visited the in-store made boudin was unavailable, but I think that may have been corrected by now. Excellent large front parking, helpful folks, nice selections on most things. Do stop by Champagne's "ROBIE'S" and check it out ! Rick .

Wonderful grocery store with full liquor section and good wine selection. All of our Cajun food…read morebrands! A real surprise were k cup brew pods w local coffee! Fresh fruits and vegetables and a hot/cold bar of prepared food. Love the generous single slice cakes! Overall really good speciality store for locals and traveling tourists.

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.

Joyces is a main stay for all your needs in cajun country. When you are on go in cajun country shop…read morewhere the locals shop for authentic Louisiana supplies & foods and souvenirs. RV parking friendly. Breakfast and lunch plates to go are local favorites. Reasonable price and the servings are cajun sized.

Looking for a tasty, affordable meal in St. Martinville? Joyce's Supermarket delivers with…read moregenerous, home-style plate lunches full of local flavor. I had the meatball stew with smothered cabbage and black-eyed peas for just $5.99--same price as two years ago. Even the pineapple cake was a steal at $1.19. Thank you, Joyce's for not price, gouging your customers. That can't be said for many places.

. For a small-town…read moremarket, Joyce's has good selections, reasonable prices, helpful workers, & easy parking. There is a separate in-store lunch deli, and a Farm/Ranch/Feed/Hardware Store is in a separate building out back. Their homemade soups are very good, the freshly baked daily in-store "French" bread is also good. Meat market offers various of their own & commercial butcher & charcuterie items. Some Best Stop items are frequently available at Joyce's. Yesterday, on Christmas Day, the grocery, bakery, & deli were open until. mid-day. This was a great service to our small town community. This geture was appreciated by many. One small caveat: The prices are "all over", so while brand name soft drinks may be cheaper than at WalMart, the fresh turnips have been absurdly expensive. Check prices as you shop. Joyce's is a daily or twice-daily stop for this Old Guy. Rick .

Weekly sale started on choice T-Bone's for under $5 a pound. Came 3 to a pack and all were cut…read morethick. Its packaged so only one can be viewed fully from the top and it looked like a porterhouse cut. After I un-packaged them the other 2 per pack were not nice at all. Basically just the strip portion with a bone and a very lackluster piece of the filet. One of the 3 was cut very unevenly and will basically have to cook that one like stew meat in an onion gravy. For the price not a bad deal I guess but keep in mind the other 2 look nowhere close to the one that's fully viewable.

I ordered catering from here for a party. The chicken was fried with too many pieces in the fryer,…read moreso it was wet and greasy and some pieces were not done all the way. The sandwiches were ok, but everyone said there was not enough mayonnaise on them. I am really disappointed about the chicken though...it cost $85 for 100 pieces and no one ate it because it was nasty.

Ordering a pizza from the deli is absolutely impossible with the children working there, constantly…read morebeing distracted by male coworkers holding up the line having a useless conversation. Its extremely rude and disrespectful to paying customers, the food there is delicious but when asking for any extras on your food its impossible to get what you pay for. They never add the correct amount of extra pepperoni to my pizza, I ask/request for extra for a reason. On another note, the garlic cheese bread is almost always burnt to the point where it is inedible, who wants to pay almost $6 for something that taste stale and has the texture of cardboard. There is so much potential that is being wasted, and the customers are having to suffer. Absolutely ridiculous, do better.

Yeah buddy my Geaux to store inn mamou great prices on certain items great people organized grocery…read morestore

I was working in the area so I decided to stop by and pick up something for lunch. I ended up…read moregetting the baked chicken plate lunch which came with macaroni and cheese, white beans, dressing and Bake chicken breast(2) $10.99. The baked chicken was absolutely fantastic. The chicken was incredibly juicy and tender, with a perfect golden-brown skin. It was seasoned just right, and the sides were really good also.

The staff have been very friendly and helpful. Self check out works quickly. Lunch counter is…read morealways busy with good food.

I love this store . Called to ask if Seeded Grapes were still in . Spoke with Mike in produce …read more Very helpful and nice . I like good Customer Service. And Mike exceeded his role . It's good to know when someone loves their job . I'm happy. Keep the Seeded Grapes in stock . And whenever I'm around St Fran . I'll definitely stop in .

Great local grocery that's pretty much a carbon copy of Rouse's. Wonderful selection and a great…read morestaff. Definitely the go to market in town.